Paleisnewblack: Does it wrap up enough of 3a to allow 3b to start fresh(ish)? Is it believable?
Wait, are you seriously asking if a show about werewolves is believable? Um, as believable as it can be? And yes, it feels like the closing of a chapter and the start of a new one…with the potential for this to be the end of the story for one of our characters who decides to leave town by episode’s end.

christina_bucks: Will Stiles and Derek interact at all in the episode??
Negative. Sorry, Sterek ‘shippers.

Angela_Rocca: Is Stiles getting into a car accident? I saw something bad in the promo… #TeenWolf
There is one pretty gnarly car accident and one almost accident that occurs in a flashback.

PhantomRat: Just one important question: Would you make out with this finale?
We’d probably go to first base with this finale…with some over the shirt action. We’re classy like that.

hannah_edgson: will it end on a terrible cliffhanger? #teenwolf
No, there’s a lot of closure, but still with plenty of set up for next season, including a new big bad that we’ve met before…

windycitygirl89: Is the connection that Stiles/Allison/Scott have now further addressed? If so, will we get a glimpse at how they feel afterwards?
The first scene reveals the connection, but there isn’t a lot of followup. Expect to see a lot more of “the darkness” and what it draws to Beacon Hills when the show returns in January. As for how they feel afterwards, it inspires Allison (Crystal Reed) to prepare herself for what’s to come, while Scott and Stiles are trying to stay positive…

thesebruises: Any Stiles/Lydia interaction?
Zero.

-Source: EOnline.Com

Stiles and Cora
While Stiles is hellbent on finding his father, he also seems overly preoccupied with keeping Derek’s sister, Cora, alive. It’s obvious the baseball bat-wielding werewolf accomplice has developed a major soft spot for the feisty Hale. After Stiles resuscitated a dying Cora during last week’s episode, he said, “The next time I put my lips to your mouth, you better be awake.” If that’s not at least a little bit of a come-on, then clearly our flirt-o-meter is busted.

-Source: MTV.com

Teen Wolf keeps getting more and more dramatic as season 3 approaches it’s mid-season finale. As one of the few shows currently airing during San Diego Comic Con 2013, the stars of the show tried to remain fairly tight-lipped bout what’s to come for our favorite hunky werewolves.

But that doesn’t mean we weren’t able to spill a few secrets during our time at the press table with one of the most attractive casts on televisions. (Like poor Isaac is still paying rent even though Derek kicked him out! That’s way harsh Tai.)

Check out the full interview below:

Here are some interview highlights:

The Teen Wolf panel was moved into the much-larger Ballroom 20 for this year’s Comic Con and the whole cast was impressed by the crowd that showed up. O’Brien says Comic Con feels like home now but, “it’s a weird home to have.”

Dylan is amazed by how much they manage to cram into one episode.

The show is going in a darker direction, there’s a lot more horror this season.

Stiles definitely doesn’t lose his virginity in the first half of season 3. Dylan O’Brien really wants to know how Stiles is still alive.

We’ll find out more about Derek’s love story by the end of the season. Tyler enjoys playing this new side of Derek.

Tyler Hoechlin says Derek has pretty much never won a fight.

Will Derek ever get a furnished apartment? According to Tyler Hoechlin, the loft is actually much nicer than it looks on TV. “It’s got like Restoration Hardware in there.”

“At least you have a bed,” Dylan says of Derek’s new place. “I think that’s why Derek has been so cranky, he hasn’t been sleeping,” Hoechlin says.

Derek can only afford that nice loft because Isaac is still paying half the rent, even after he got kicked out!

-Source: BuddyTV.com

The Panel: Executive producer Jeff Davis, Tyler Posey, Holland Roden, Dylan O’Brien, Crystal Reed, Dylan Hoechilin, Daniel Sharman, and Charlie and Max Carver.

Footage screened: A sneak peek from the rest of the season — which was awesome. The two moments that earned huge reactions from the audience? The TWO KISSES. One was between Derek and Jennifer and the other…[spoiler alert] Stiles and Lydia! There was also a good glimpse at an upcoming episode that Davis described as “Die Hard in a hospital.”

Snap judgment: Teen Wolf’s fans are a little nuts, in the best way possible. The enthusiasm that the Comic-Con crowd had — for not only the show’s hunky actors but the show’s mythology — was pretty infectious. One fan put it best right before asking a question: “You’re all really talented…and gorgeous.”

The Big Revelations:

+ The second half of Teen Wolf‘s third season has a premiere date. Circle Jan. 6 on your calendars!

+ ’The virgin sacrifices are over,” said Davis, “but the question of Stiles’ virginity has not been answered but it will be answered in an upcoming episode.” Yup, he means sex. Our money’s on a Lydia-Stiles hook-up, especially in light of Davis’s comment later on after the footage from later this season was screened: “A kiss isn’t just a kiss.”

+ We will find out “what’s up with Lydia” in episode 9, called “The Girl Who Knew Too Much.” Hinted Roden: “The name of the episode is a clue.”

+ The big Derek flashback episode is finally upon us! Said Davis: ”It’s one of the most different of our episodes that we’ve done and we’ve done a lot of experiments this season…but this flashback episode takes us back to Derek’s past and we’re really proud of it. You get a lot of insight into the Hale family, especially the question about a werewolf eyes.”

+ Soon, said Davis, the show will be heading into new mythology involving a Japanese shapeshifter. “We’re excited to take things into a new direction.”

Choice quote: Two. Jeff Davis: “Don’t interrupt the show runner. I write your lines.” AND O’Brien, re his friendship with Posey: ”He’s literally my best friend in the world.” Aww!

Most incisive audience question: “Will we ever see the return of Miguel?” — asked by cast member Keahu Kahuanui, who dressed up in an elaborate costume (complete with a hood and crazy contact lenses) so he could sneak into the question line undetected by fans. The crowd went wild when he revealed himself. Also, one overwhelmed fan broke down into tears while asking her question, instantly winning the affection of the panel. When she finally squeaked out her question? “Would any of you all ever want to be a vampire. OH NO!” (She meant “werewolf.”) Totally memorable moment.

-Source: EW.com

Dylan O’Brien’s vacation from Beacon Hills has been anything but restful. The “Teen Wolf” star (who plays Stiles on the MTV series) has been hard at work filming the upcoming dystopian drama “The Maze Runner.”

Based on the young-adult novel by James Dashner, “The Maze Runner” centers around teen Thomas (O’Brien), who awakens in a rusty elevator with no memory of who he is. What he does come to find out is that he’s been delivered to the middle of an intricate maze, along with a slew of other boys, who have been trying to find their way out of the ever-changing labyrinth — all the while establishing a functioning society within the enclosure they’ve come to call “The Glade.”

With production on “The Maze Runner” still in full swing, MTV News was lucky enough to get its hands on five exclusive first-look stills from the film, featuring O’Brien and his young co-stars, including Kaya Scodelario and Aml Ameen. From an image of a visibly injured Thomas, to a gang of boys running to the supposed safety of the sky-scraping structure, the tenor of these images is clear: danger lurks around every corner.

Eager for more scoop on “The Maze Runner”? The cast (including O’Brien and Scodelario), along with director Wes Ball and author Dashner, will be hosting a Twitter chat on Monday, July 8 to answer fan questions. Submit your queries using #MazeRunnerChat and be sure to follow @MazeRunnerMovie on Twitter.

“The Maze Runner,” also starring Patricia Clarkson, Thomas Brodie-Sangster and Will Poulter, hits theaters February 14, 2014.

-Source: MTV.com

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It’s a big week for Dylan O’Brien. Not only does his wildly popular MTV show, Teen Wolf, make its return for a highly anticipated third season, but he’s also jumping onto the big screen in The Internship, a comedy flick that stars classic funnymen Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn, plus Max Minghella, Josh Gad, Rose Byrne… you get the idea!

We caught up with the busy actor to find out about how he prepared for his comedic turn on the big screen and why Teen Wolf fans are the best fans.

Between Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn, it must have been so much fun shooting with the cast.
Oh, it was like summer camp. We shot for two and a half months, pretty long for a comedy. It allowed us to really take our time, really get to know our characters, and really get to know one another.

In the film you’re an intern at Google. Did you shoot at Google HQ in San Francisco?
Most of the shooting actually was done at our recreated Google at Georgia Tech. It was insanely impressive because Google is not an easy place to recreate. It’s kind of insane. And then we got to do two weeks at the real Google, and that was so cool. Seeing the real Google and talking to the real Googlers—it was just so fascinating. The whole world that they live in is so different, and it’s their workplace. It’s like a playground.

Were you ever an intern yourself?
No, never! I’ve been acting since I was 18. I’m kind of just getting to the age now where I’d be going for internships. So yeah, I kind of missed out on that whole little thing. But my sister is an intern, actually, which is really funny. All of my friends were applying for these internships last summer, and I was filming a movie called The Internship. A bunch of them called me to joke, saying, “Hey, congratulations, I heard you got that internship.”

Did you do any research for your role?
Yeah, I spoke to the Googlers while I was there. They had Googlers volunteering for background throughout the day, so if you were sitting in a scene, you were sitting with a bunch of real-life Googlers. I would just pick their brains the whole time and they would do the same back to us. And a bunch of them laid out what intern week was really like. But it’s not intern week, it’s actually like an intern summer course, which isn’t exactly how we depict it in the movie. It’s crazy hearing the hoops they have to jump through. And to even build that initial resume to even be approved for an intern week, where then you’re not even guaranteed a job, it’s just so crazy.

What was it like working with Vince and Owen?
Oh my god, it was so cool. It was like a dream—like one of those things that you know was real so you tell yourself it was, but it almost feels like it didn’t even happen. It’s so crazy. It was the coolest experience ever, for all of us. I’m 21 years old. Five years ago, I was just like a normal kid in high school with my buddies going out and seeing Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn movies. Literally, nonstop quoting these guys around school and joking around all of the time. So it’s just so crazy that I got to work with them. I’ll always have the two different memories that I’ll go back and forth between of being a kid, seeing Wedding Crashers for the first time in theaters and then now, being 21 and getting to be in their next movie together. I mean that’s just the craziest thing in the world.

Was there a lot of improv on set?
So much. The scenes would change and it was always on the fly. We would always be riffing. Sometimes Vince would want to go off on something and he would. He would always allow anybody to throw in anything they wanted—he was so game for it. That’s what’s so fun about working with those guys.

Did you have a secret backstory for your character?
I had this whole kind of background thing: First of all, he has a British dad. I don’t know why I thought that. Maybe because his last name is Twombly, so I thought that was an English sort of thing. And also because of his sort of his cynical, sarcastic view on things. He’s kind of like an English person without being an English person.

What do you like to do on your days off?
Sleep. I always like to go see my parents when I can. They’re in LA. Teen Wolf shoots there, so whenever I get a day off I like to go have dinner with them or watch Walking Dead or hang out with my girlfriend. Just throw in some normalcy.

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Developed by Jeff Davis, the hit MTV drama series Teen Wolf has returned for a super-sized, 24-episode third season. Having picked up four months after the events that nearly ended Jackson’s (Colton Haynes) life and resurrected Peter Hale (Ian Bohen), Season 3 finds teen werewolf Scott McCall (Tyler Posey) and his friends Stiles (Dylan O’Brien), Lydia (Holland Roden) and Allison (Crystal Reed) beginning their junior year of high school while having to deal with a new threat has arrived in Beacon Hills – a deadly pack of Alpha werewolves intent on bringing Derek (Tyler Hoechlin) into their fold.

With the filming relocated to Los Angeles, Collider was invited to check out the set and chat with the cast for a series of exclusive interviews. While hanging out in his trailer on a break from shooting, actor Dylan O’Brien talked about where Stiles is at in Season 3, Stiles and Lydia teaming up, the chances of Stiles actually finding love, where he stands with both Scott and Derek, whether he wishes someone would turn Stiles into a werewolf, how much fun he’s had constantly learning new things about his character, and how nervous he gets about pulling off the dramatic side of the show. Check out what he had to say after the jump, and be aware that there are some spoilers.

Collider: Where is Stiles at, in Season 3?

DYLAN O’BRIEN: Stiles is focusing more on himself, and he’s trying to better himself. And he’s focusing more on his detective work. He considers himself an expert on the wolf stuff now.

Now that Lydia (Holland Roden) knows about what’s going on, is it fun to have that shift in dynamics, with her relationship with Stiles?

O’BRIEN: It was so sad when Lydia didn’t know about any of the werewolves, or anything. Lydia was in the dark for so long, as were a lot of people, but she was left in the dark so much longer than anyone else. Now, she’s finally a part of things. With us and our relationship, it becomes more of a team thing, working together, and not so much always about the love, even though that’s still there, on one side. And she loves me, in a way. So, it’s cool to see that dynamic change. It’s cool to see Stiles and Lydia pull together, and Lydia come to the group. She’s also really useful because of how smart she is. It’s good to have her involved.

Do things ever get awkward between them, or is he okay with the way things are with Lydia?

O’BRIEN: I think it’s always been a little awkward. What’s always been awkward is the unreciprocated love. Now, it’s at a point where it’s not awkward. He’s made peace with loving her, and not necessarily having that love returned.

Is there any chance that Stiles will find love that’s actually returned?

O’BRIEN: Yeah, there always is, on this show. And there definitely is, this season.

Where are things at with Scott (Tyler Posey) and Stiles’ friendship, at this point?

O’BRIEN: I don’t know if you could say things are stronger than ever, right now, but the strength of their brotherhood is still there and will always be there. This season, they definitely take an even further route from each other than they have, in previous seasons. It’s all getting so crazy that it could be getting to the point where something comes between them, but we haven’t gotten there yet.

How are things between Stiles and Derek (Tyler Hoechlin)?

O’BRIEN: They’re fine. It is what it is with them. They accept each other, despite their annoyance towards one another. Even if they don’t directly care, their connection through Scott leads them to ultimately care for each other’s well-being. They wouldn’t want to see the other one get hurt, for Scott’s sake. That’s always their connection.

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Look out: MTV is coming to Comic-Con.

Just when you thought it was safe, MTV Geekend promises to give attendees and fans worldwide an exclusive, inside look at the 2013 San Diego Comic-Con, hosted by no less than MTV News’ Josh Horowitz and MTV Geek’s Steven Smith. Starting on Thursday, July 18, Horowitz and Smith will be live-streaming the convention, offering news and interviews all weekend with fan-favorite celebrities. NextMovie and Film.com personnel will also be on hand to weigh in on the latest movie buzz, news and events.

MTV’s coverage of the convention begins Thursday with a “Teen Wolf” panel featuring Tyler Posey, Dylan O’Brien, Tyler Hoechlin, Crystal Reed, Holland Roden, Daniel Sharman as well as new cast members who play twin werewolves, Max and Charlie Carver, plus Executive Producer Jeff Davis. That show’s cast will join the cast of MTV2’s “Guy Code” at Petco Park for “MTV2 Party in the Park,” which will feature live performances, free food and drinks, along with the taping of “Guy Code Honors,” a television special which will premiere on MTV and MTV2 Sunday, July 21 at 8 p.m.

-Source: MTV.com

This year’s Comic-Con just got a ton more bite: EW can exclusively reveal that MTV’s hit series Teen Wolf will return to San Diego’s Comic Con for its fourth time this year with a panel on July 18 featuring stars Tyler Posey, Dylan O’Brien, Tyler Hoechlin and executive producer Jeff Davis.

The network is also planning a it’s very first “MTV2 Party in the Park” also on July 18 and open to all Comic-Con attendees. MTV’s Josh Horowitz and Steven Smith will be hosting continuous streaming coverage for “MTV Geekend” at Comic-Con.MTV.com and on Sunday, July 21 the network will premiere the special Guy Code Honors which will feature the cast of the MTV2 series along with performances and special guests, filmed at “Party in the Park.”

Here’s MTV’s entire line-up for this year’s Comic-Con:
Teen Wolf Comic-Con Panel (Thursday, July 18): Teen Wolf cast members Tyler Posey, Dylan O’Brien, Tyler Hoechlin, Crystal Reed, Holland Roden, Daniel Sharman, Max Carver, Charlie Carver and Executive Producer Jeff Davis are taking Comic-Con by storm again, and giving fans an exclusive first-look at an all-new trailer, along with the latest scoop from season three during the Q&A session. Jarett Wieselman, Editorial Director of ET Online, will moderate the panel. The panel location and exact time will be announced at a later date. “Teen Wolf” airs Monday nights at 10:00 p.m. ET/PT on MTV.

-Source: EW.com

If last week’s episode of Teen Wolf taught us anything, it’s that virgins are not welcome in Beacon Hills.

Unfortunately, that’s bad news for poor Stiles (Dylan O’Brien), whose best option for shredding his V-card fell victim to a mysterious killer. Lydia (Holland Roden), ahem, has been busy.
But she’s not the only one getting busy on the show. Danny (Keahu Kahuanui), one of the show’s few openly gay characters, will see his own romantic storyline unfold this season.

But she’s not the only one getting busy on the show. Danny (Keahu Kahuanui), one of the show’s few openly gay characters, will see his own romantic storyline unfold this season.

-Source: HollywoodReporter.com