(ROARING)
- SCOTT: Previously - on Teen Wolf...
- SCOTT: It was too dark to - see much, but I'm pretty
sure it was a wolf.
A wolf bit you?
- Class, - this is our new student,
Allison Argent.
- What the hell - is going on with you, McCall?
- I can see, hear - and smell things
- that I shouldn't be able - to see, hear and smell.
What are you doing here?
That was Derek Hale.
His family.
- They all burned - to death in a fire,
like, 10 years ago.
- Do you think maybe - you'd like to go to
that party with me?
Definitely yes.
- Is this a party - or a date?
Maybe both.
- And her name is? - Allison.
I just made first line.
- I got a date with a girl - I can't believe
wants to go out with me.
- Everything in my - life is somehow perfect.
Why are you trying to ruin it?
- Who were they? - Hunters.
- The kind who have been - hunting us for centuries.
That's my dad.
(BOY WHOOPING)
- Did you apologize - to Allison?
Yeah.
- So is she giving you - a second chance or...
Yeah.
- Yeah! All right, - so everything's good!
No.
No?
Remember the hunters?
Her dad is one of them.
Her dad?
Shot me...
Allison's father?
...with a crossbow.
Allison's father...
Yes, her father!
Oh, my God.
- Oh, my God... - No, Scott, come on,
snap back. You okay?
- Hey, all right. He didn't - recognize you, right?
- No, no, no, - I don't think so.
- Does she know - about him?
- Oh, yeah, I don't know. - What if she does?
- (WHISTLE BLOWING) - This is gonna kill me, man.
I can't...
Okay, just focus
on lacrosse, okay?
Here, Scott, take this.
- Take this and focus - on lacrosse for now,
okay?
- That's all you - gotta do, yeah?
Lacrosse.
Here we go.
(WHISTLE BLOWS) Let's go!
One-on-ones from up top.
Jackson,
take a long stick, today.
Attaboy.
(WHISTLE BLOWING)
- That's how you do it, - Jackson.
That's how you do it.
- Greenberg, take a lap. - Let's go.
- (BLOWING WHISTLE) - Faster, Greenberg!
- Let's go. McCall, - what are you waiting for?
Let's go.
(WHISTLE BLOWING)
Hey, McCall.
(LAUGHING) Hey, McCall!
- You're sure - you still want to be
first line, McCall?
(CHUCKLING)
My grandmother can
move faster than that
and she's dead!
You think you can move faster
than the lifeless corpse of
my dead grandmother?
SCOTT: Yes, Coach.
- FINSTOCK: - I can't hear you.
Yes, Coach!
Then do it again.
McCall's gonna do it again!
(WHISTLE BLOWING)
COACH: Let's go!
(GRUNTING)
Scott?
- Whoa, whoa, whoa, - whoa, whoa, whoa.
- I can't control it, Stiles. - It's happening.
What? Right here? Now?
Come on. Get up. Go!
- STILES: Come on, - here we go.
(BREATHING HEAVILY)
- Sit down. You okay? - Scott, you okay?
Get away from me!
(GROWLING)
(ROARING)
Stiles?
What happened?
You tried to kill me.
It's like
I told you before.
- It's the anger, - it's your pulse rising.
It's a trigger.
But that's lacrosse.
- It's a pretty violent game, - if you hadn't noticed.
- Well, it's gonna be - a lot more violent if
- you end up killing - someone on the field.
You can't play Saturday.
You are gonna have to
get out of the game.
But I'm first line.
Not anymore.
(KNOCKING ON DOOR)
Hey. Late shift again
for me.
- But I am taking Saturday off - to see your first game.
No, Mom, you can't.
Oh, no,
I can and I will.
Come on, one shift
isn't going to break us.
Not completely.
- Hey, what's wrong - with your eyes?
- You look like you - haven't slept in days.
Uh, it's nothing.
I'm just stressed.
Just stress?
Nothing else?
Homework.
- I mean, it's not like - you're on drugs
or anything, right?
Right now?
"Right now"?
I'm sorry, what do
you mean, "Right now"?
- Have you ever - taken drugs?
Have you?
Get some sleep.
(SIGHING)
(LAPTOP RINGING)
What'd you find out?
Well, it's bad.
Jackson's got
a separated shoulder.
- Because of me? - Because he's a tool.
But is he gonna play?
Oh, they don't know yet.
Now they're just
counting on you
for Saturday.
(SIGHING)
What?
(TYPING)
It looks like what?
Come on, damn it.
What?
(GASPING)
I saw you on the field.
- What are you - talking about?
- You shifted - in front of them.
- If they find out what you are, - they find out about me,
about all of us.
And then it's not just
the hunters after us,
it's everyone.
- They didn't see anything. - I swear...
And they won't.
Because if you even try
to play in that
game on Saturday,
- I'm gonna - kill you myself.
(PANTING)
- What do you mean - you can't play the game
tomorrow night?
I mean,
I can't play
the game tomorrow night.
You can't wait
to play the game
tomorrow night?
No, Coach,
I can't play
the game tomorrow night.
I'm not following.
- I'm having some - personal issues.
Is it a girl?
No.
Is it a guy?
- You know, - our goalie Danny's gay.
- Yeah, I know, Coach. - But that's not it.
- You don't think Danny's - a good-looking guy?
- I think he's good-looking. - But I like girls.
- And that's not it, - anyway! I... I...
(STAMMERING)
- What? Is it drugs? - Are you doing meth?
- 'Cause I had a brother - that was addicted to meth.
- You should have seen - what it did to his teeth.
They were all cracked
and rotted. It was...
It was disgusting.
- Oh, my God. - What happened to him?
He got veneers.
Is that what this is about?
Are you afraid of
getting hurt, McCall?
No. I'm having some issues
dealing with aggression.
- Well, here's - the good news.
That's why
you play lacrosse.
Problem solved.
- Coach, I can't - play the game
tomorrow night.
Listen, McCall.
Part of playing
first line
is taking on
the responsibility
of being first line.
- Now, if you can't shoulder - that responsibility,
- then you're - back on the bench
until you're ready.
- If I don't play the game - you're taking me
off first line?
McCall,
play the game.
(CELL PHONE RINGING)
Hey.
Busy?
- No, no, it's just my mom. - She's nothing.
- I mean, it's nothing. - I'm never busy for you.
I like the sound of that.
(LAUGHING)
- I have to run - to French class,
- but I wanted you to know - that I'm coming to
see you play tomorrow.
You are?
- And we're all - going out afterwards.
You, me, Lydia, Jackson.
- It's gonna be great. - Tell Stiles to come, too.
- Save me a seat at lunch. - I gotta go.
Oh, God.
(RINGING)
(EERIE SQUEAKING)
- (SCHOOL BELL RINGING) - (GASPS)
- Why is there - a rumor going around
- that you're not - playing tomorrow?
'Cause I'm sort of not.
I think you
sort of are.
- Especially when - you brutally injure
- my boyfriend by - ramming into him.
- He brutally injured himself - ramming into me.
- Jackson's gonna - play tomorrow,
- but he's not - gonna be at his peak.
And I prefer my boyfriend
at peak performance.
Okay.
- I date the captain of - the winning lacrosse team.
- And if they start - off the season losing,
- I date the captain of - the losing lacrosse team.
I don't date losers.
- Losing one game - isn't gonna kill anyone.
- In fact, it might - even save someone.
Fine. Don't play.
We'll probably win anyway.
- And we'll go out after, - like we're planning,
- and I'll introduce Allison - to all the hot players
on the team.
And Scott McCall
can stay home
surfing the net for porn.
Mr. McCall,
you are not even close
to solving your problem.
Tell me about it.
- Hey, come here. - What?
- Come here. Tell me - what they're saying.
(INDISTINCT)
- Can you hear them? - Shh!
- We want everyone - under the age of 18
to be in their
home by 9:30 p.m.
- We'd like to - institute the curfew
effective immediately.
Look, we don't...
Curfew because
of the body.
Unbelievable.
My dad's out looking
for a rabid animal
- while the jerkoff - who actually killed the girl
- is just hanging out, - doing whatever he wants.
- You can't exactly - tell your dad
the truth about Derek.
I can do something.
Like what?
- Like find - the other half of the body.
Are you kidding?
- LYDIA: This is Allison. - ALLISON: Hi.
Nice to meet you.
- She's the new girl. - She just moved here.
- BOY: Oh. - How do you like it?
ALLISON: I like it.
- It was nice meeting you. - See you soon.
I'll be at the game.
- So, Lydia's - introducing you
to everyone?
She's being
so unbelievably
nice to me.
I wonder why.
Maybe she gets
how much being
the new girl can suck.
Where did you get that?
- My jacket? - It was in my locker.
- I think Lydia brought - it back from the party.
- She has my combination... - Did she say she
brought it back?
- Or did somebody - give her the jacket?
Like who?
Like Derek.
Your friend?
He's not my friend.
How much did you
talk to him when
he drove you home?
Mmm, not much at all.
What did you say?
I gotta get to class.
- I... - Allison...
No, I really have to go.
Derek!
Stay away from her!
She doesn't know anything.
Yeah? What if she does?
You think your
little buddy Stiles
can just google "Werewolves"
- and now you've - got all the answers,
is that it?
- You don't get it yet, Scott, - but I'm looking out for you.
- Think about - what could happen.
You're out on the field,
- the aggression - takes over and you shift
in front of everyone.
- Your mom, - all your friends,
and when they see you,
everything falls apart.
What did you find?
How did you find it?
Where did you find it?
- And yes, I've had - a lot of Adderall, so...
- I found something - at Derek Hale's.
Are you kidding? What?
- There's something - buried there.
I could smell blood.
- That's awesome. - I mean, that's terrible.
Whose blood?
I don't know.
- But when we do, - your dad nails Derek
for the murder.
- And then you - help me figure out
- how to play lacrosse - without changing.
- Because there's no way - I'm not playing that game.
Hey.
Okay.
- Good luck, I guess. - Yeah.
Oh, my God.
Hey, Lydia.
- You probably - don't remember me.
- Um, I sit behind you - in biology.
Uh, anyway, I always
thought that we just had
this kind of connection.
- You know, unspoken, - of course.
Maybe, it'd be kind of cool
to get to know each other
a little better.
- Hold on. - Give me a second.
- Yeah, I didn't get any - of what you just said.
Is it worth repeating?
(CHUCKLING NERVOUSLY)
No. Sorry.
I'm gonna sit.
You don't care.
Okay.
(PANTING)
Did he do it?
- He said not to - make a habit of it,
- but one cortisone - shot won't kill me.
- You should get one - right before the game, too.
The pros do it
all the time.
- You want to be a little - high school amateur?
Or
do you want to go pro?
Holy God!
The scent was the same.
You sure?
Yes.
- (SIGHS) So he did bury - the other half of the body
on his property.
- Which means - we have proof he
killed the girl.
I say we use it.
How?
Tell me something first.
- Are you doing this - because you want
to stop Derek
- or because you want to - play in the game and
he said you couldn't?
There were bite marks
on the legs, Stiles.
Bite marks.
- Okay. Then we're - gonna need a shovel.
- SCOTT: Wait, - something's different.
STILES: Different how?
I don't know.
- Let's just get - this over with.
- This is taking - way too long.
Just keep going.
- What if he comes back? - Then we get
the hell out of here.
What if he catches us?
I have a plan for that.
Which is?
- You run one way, - I run the other.
- Whoever he - catches first, too bad.
I hate that plan.
- STILES: All right. - Stop, stop, stop!
- Hurry. - I'm trying.
- Did he have to tie the thing - in like 900 knots?
SCOTT: I'll do it.
BOTH: Whoa!
What the hell is that?
- It's a wolf. - Yeah. I can see that.
I thought you said
you smelled blood?
As in human blood?
- I told you - something was different.
- This doesn't make sense. - We gotta get out of here.
- Yeah, okay, - help me cover this up.
- What's wrong? - Do you see that flower?
What about it?
I think it's wolfsbane.
What's that?
- Haven't you ever - seen The Wolf Man?
No.
Lon Chaney Jr.?
Claude Rains?
- The original - classic werewolf movie?
No, what?
- You are so - unprepared for this.
Stiles.
Oh!
(WHISPERING) No.
- Okay, just so you know, - I'm not afraid of you.
Okay, maybe I am.
Doesn't matter.
I just wanna know something.
The girl you killed,
she was a werewolf.
- She was a different kind, - wasn't she?
- I mean, she can turn herself - into an actual wolf,
- and I know - Scott can't do that.
Is that why you killed her?
- Why are you so - worried about me
- when it's your friend - who's the problem?
- When he shifts on the field, - what do you think
they're gonna do, huh?
Just keep cheering him on?
- I can't stop him from - playing, but you can.
And trust me,
you want to.
Hey! Ow!
Ow, ow, ow.
There, stand.
(SIGHING)
- What the hell do you - think you're doing?
I'm just trying to help.
- Uh-huh. Okay, well, - how about you
help me understand
- exactly how you - came across this.
- (SIGHING) We were looking - for Scott's inhaler.
Which he dropped when?
The other night.
- The other night - when you were out here
- looking for - the first half of the body?
Yes.
- The night that you told me - you were alone and
Scott was at home?
Yes.
No. Oh, crap.
So you lied to me?
- That depends on - how you define lying.
- Well, I define it - as not telling the truth.
How do you define it?
Reclining your body
in a horizontal position?
Get the hell
out of here.
Absolutely.
- I can't find anything - about wolfsbane
being used for burial.
Just keep looking.
- Maybe, it's like - a ritual or something.
- Like, maybe they - bury you as a wolf.
- Or maybe it's - like a special skill.
You know,
like something
you have to learn.
- I'll put it - on my to-do list.
- Right underneath, - "Figure out how the hell
- "I'm playing - this game tonight."
- Maybe it's different - for girl werewolves.
Okay, stop it.
Stop what?
- Stop saying "werewolves." - Stop enjoying this so much.
Are you okay?
No!
- No, I'm not. - I'm so far from being okay.
- You know, - you're gonna have
to accept this, Scott.
- Sooner or later. - I can't...
- Well, you're - gonna have to.
No!
I can't breathe.
(GRUNTING)
- Whoa, whoa, whoa, - whoa, whoa.
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
- Pull over! - Why? What's happening?
You kept it?
- What was I - supposed to do with it?
Stop the car!
(GRUNTING)
Okay.
- (SIGHING) Okay, - we're good. You...
Scott?
- STILINSKI: Stiles, - you know you can't call
- the dispatch line - when I'm on duty.
I just need to know
if you've
gotten any odd calls.
Odd how?
Uh, like an odd person
or dog-like individual
roaming the streets?
I'm hanging up on you now.
- No, wait, wait, - wait, wait, wait!
Goodbye.
(EXCLAIMS IN FRUSTRATION)
(POP MUSIC PLAYING)
(TIRES SCREECHING)
(GROANING)
Oh, my God.
ALLISON: Dad?
- Dad? What the hell - are you doing?
- He came out of nowhere, - Allison.
Are you trying
to kill him?
- Oh, no. - Of course not. He just...
- He just ran out - into the driveway.
SCOTT: I'm sorry.
- It's my fault. - I'm sorry.
Are you okay?
Yeah, yeah, I'm fine.
I swear.
Sorry I hit your car.
I was just coming to say hi.
(CHUCKLING)
- You sure you're okay? - Yeah.
- (GRUNTING) - Yeah, completely.
- I should go. I've got - a lacrosse game to get to.
- You're still - coming, right?
Of course I'm coming.
We both are.
- (DISTORTED MALE VOICES - TALKING)
- You going to - try to convince me
not to play?
- I just hope you - know what you're doing.
- If I don't play, I lose - first line and Allison.
- Allison's not - going anywhere.
- And it's one game - that you really
don't need to play.
I wanna play!
I wanna be on the team.
I wanna go out with Allison.
- I want - a semi-freaking-normal life.
Do you get that?
I get it.
(SIGHING)
- Just try not to worry - too much while you're
out there, okay?
Or get too angry.
I got it.
Or stressed.
Yeah, I got it.
- Don't think about - Allison being in the stands.
- Or that her father - is trying to kill you.
- Or that Derek's - trying to kill you.
- Or the girl he killed, - or that you
might kill someone.
- If a hunter - doesn't kill you first.
I'm sorry, I'll stop.
Good luck.
(CROWD CHEERING)
Scott!
I just want you
to remember one
thing for tonight.
Uh, winning
isn't everything?
(CHUCKLING)
Nobody likes a loser.
How's the shoulder?
It's fine.
Feel any pain?
No.
- What if I gave it - a big old punch?
- Would you feel - any pain then?
Maybe.
- Listen, just go out there, - just give it your best.
If you feel any pain,
you just...
Just keep playing?
That's my boy.
(WHISTLE BLOWING)
- Please let this be okay. - Please.
Hey, kid.
Hey.
- So, you think you'll see - any action tonight?
Action? Maybe.
Down!
- Set! - Please.
(WHISTLE BLOWING)
(LOUD CHEERING)
(MUTTERS)
That's it, Jackson!
Get fired up!
Fired up!
No.
(WHOOPING)
Brutal.
- Oh, this is not - going to be good.
- JACKSON: Only to me. - BOY: But what if he's open?
- JACKSON: - Who's the captain?
You or me?
- Jackson, come on, dude. - I just want to win.
- We will win. - But...
What did I say?
Don't pass to McCall.
(GROWLING SOFTLY)
You okay, kid?
(GROWLING SOFTLY)
- Which one is - Scott again?
Number 11.
- Otherwise known - as the only one
- who hasn't - caught a single ball
this entire game.
I hope he's okay.
I hope we're okay.
We need to win this.
Allison?
Little help here?
(CROWD CHEERING)
REFEREE: Down!
Set!
(WHISTLE BLOWING)
Yeah!
Yes! That's what...
To McCall!
Pass to McCall!
To McCall!
Set!
(WHISTLE BLOWING)
(GROWLING)
(CROWD CHEERING)
Did the opposing team
just deliberately
pass us the ball?
- Yes, I believe - so, Coach.
Interesting.
Yes! Yes!
What!
- There you go, McCall! - What? The ball's in the net.
The ball is in the net!
- That's the goal of the game. - He's got the ball in the net!
We got it.
Down!
- Dude, what the hell is up - with your teammate, man?
What's he on?
I don't know.
Yet.
Check.
(WHISTLE BLOWING)
(GROWLING)
No, Scott, no, no.
(GROWLING)
Come on, come on, come on.
You can do it, Scott.
- (ECHOING) - You can do it, Scott.
(WHISTLE BLOWING)
(ALL CHEERING)
Yes! Yes!
Oh, my God!
Uh-huh.
Dad, what's wrong?
(PANTING)
(GRUNTING)
(BREATHING HEAVILY)
(YELLING)
Scott?
Scott, are you here?
(WATER DRIPPING)
(RUSTLING)
(CREAKING)
(LOCKER CLOSING)
Scott?
Hey, are you okay?
Scott.
- You scared me. - Are you all right?
Yeah.
Sorry.
- I just got kind of - light-headed for a sec.
Maybe it's the adrenaline.
You were pretty
amazing out there.
- I'm sorry for acting - really weird today.
- It's okay. - I can handle weird.
To be totally honest,
you, uh, make me
kind of nervous.
I do?
- Yeah, kind of, - like, really nervous.
(LAUGHING)
I just... I wanna make sure
I get my second chance.
You already have it.
- I'm just waiting - for you to take it.
Well, maybe
I need to learn
to take more chances.
Maybe you do.
(GIGGLING)
Um...
- I gotta get back - to my dad.
Hi, Stiles.
Hey, yeah.
I kissed her.
I saw.
She kissed me.
I saw that too.
It's pretty good, huh?
(SIGHING)
- (STAMMERING) - I don't know how,
but I controlled it.
I pulled it back.
- Maybe I can do this. - Maybe it's not that bad.
- Yeah. - We'll talk later then.
What?
(SIGHING)
- The, uh, medical examiner - looked at the other half
of the body we found.
And?
Well, I'll keep it simple.
- Medical examiner determines - killer of girl to
be animal, not human.
Derek is human, not animal.
Derek not killer.
Derek let out of jail.
Are you kidding?
- No, and here's - a bigger kick
in the ass.
My dad ID'd
the dead girl, both halves.
Her name was Laura Hale.
Hale?
Derek's sister.