- SCOTT: Previously on - Teen Wolf...
I can't hold on!
(SCREAMING)
- LIAM: What's happening? - You're a werewolf.
- No, wait! - (SCREAMING)
- Whatever you are, I'd like - to help you figure it out.
You're an Alpha
of your own pack.
You're gonna be good at this.
(CROW CAWING)
(OMINOUS MUSIC PLAYING)
(CAWING)
(THUNDER CRACKING)
- All right, you've had - long enough. Let's go.
I'm not buying
the catatonic act.
- So don't think that I'm - going to drop my guard.
I know you can hear me.
- Look at me when - I'm talking to you.
I said look at me!
Lydia.
(BUZZING)
(DOOR CREAKING)
(DOOR CLOSES)
Is she all right?
She's fine.
It's all part
of the act.
- She's just - a dedicated performer.
Up the dosage
to three mils.
- She wants catatonic? - Give it to her.
(DOOR RATTLING)
Sorry about her, Lydia.
- She doesn't have the - gentlest bedside manner.
But I can be gentle.
I promise to be gentle.
Are you all right, Lydia?
Oh.
Sorry about that. I...
Couldn't find a vein.
I'll have to...
Try again.
Hmm.
(SIGHS)
I'll...
I'll just have to
find a bigger vein.
(SCREAMING)
(GLASS SHATTERING)
(INTENSE MUSIC PLAYING)
(GATE BUZZES)
(BUZZES)
(BOTH GRUNTING)
(SCREAMING)
(GLASS SHATTERING)
(ELECTRICITY CRACKLING)
(CRACKLING)
(SHOUTING)
(GRUNTING)
(SCREAMING)
Sorry, Lydia.
- But your treatment's - not done.
Not yet.
- (CRACKLING) - (GROANS)
(SCREAMING)
Please, I have to tell them!
They're all going to die.
(THUNDER CRACKING)
My friends.
They're all going to die.
(MUSIC PLAYING)
- STILES: All right, so I found - some cool two bedrooms
- in the Mission District, - but they're pretty expensive.
- A couple in - Haight and Ashbury.
Also expensive.
What about Berkeley?
- Don't a lot of students - live around there?
- Yeah, yeah, - we could try Nob Hill.
But, the Jeep would
- probably burn through - a lot of clutches.
You're bringing the Jeep?
You know the plan, okay?
- No one gets left behind. - That's the plan.
- Lydia's not gonna - have a problem
getting into Stanford.
Kira's thinking USF.
Malia's, uh, gonna,
- you know, she'll figure - something out, okay?
The plan's perfect.
- Or we could also wait until - we actually get into college
- and then figure out - where to live.
- I have a vision, - dude. Okay?
And it is a beautiful vision.
Don't ruin the vision.
- Okay, we can check out - the East Bay.
- Haven't looked at - Oakland yet, you know.
- You all right? - You starting to feel it?
No. Just thinking.
About what?
Senior year.
- Senior year, come on, - that's, that's...
- That's nothing. - That's going to be easy.
- It's more like something - Deaton told me once.
- You ever hear of - regression to the mean?
No, I don't think so.
- It's basically his way - of saying that
life can't ever be
all bad or all good.
- You know, - eventually things have to
come back to the middle.
- So, think about - the last few months.
Things have been good, right?
But not amazing.
Yeah, but no one's tried to
kill us in six months either.
- Right. We've been pretty much - in the middle for a while.
Which means, at some point,
the scale has to tip
one way or the other.
- Things are gonna get - really good again...
Or really bad.
(THUNDER CRACKING)
- Think it's been - long enough?
LIAM: Yes!
- Hey. Trying to have an adult - conversation over here.
- All right, you're two - years older than me.
And I'm fine.
Just let me go.
(CHAINS RATTLING)
- It's not that we - don't trust you.
It's that I don't trust you.
- But after that - last full moon...
It was one slip up.
- Slip up? A dozen calls to - the Sheriff's Department
about a "monstrous dog-boy
- "running around the streets - of Beacon Hills naked."
That's a slip up?
Why were you naked?
- It was really hot - out that night, okay?
Let me go.
You sure you're okay?
It won't happen again.
- You're in complete - and total control?
Yeah. Complete and total.
(MUSIC PLAYING)
(CAR ENGINE STARTING)
(PHONES RINGING)
- Yes, ma'am, - we're having trouble
with the power as well.
- It's most likely - related to the storm.
STILINSKI: Parrish!
- Check the backup generator - and make sure it's fueled.
And Parrish...
Answer the phone.
(THUNDER RUMBLING)
PARRISH: Six months.
- Six months of - directing traffic,
- doing courthouse security, - serving subpoenas,
- and today I finished a total - organizational overhaul
of evidence lock-up.
- Now I'm stuck behind - the front desk
- while there's - downed power-lines,
- a jackknifed - tractor-trailer
- and reports of - gunshots downtown.
- I don't know what I did - to lose your trust,
- but you need every - available deputy out there.
Okay, got something for you.
- A noise complaint? - Yeah.
Somebody made a noise.
- Somebody else - complained about it.
Check it out.
(WIND HOWLING)
(HINGES CREAKING)
Hello?
- This is the Beacon - County Sheriff's Department.
(THUD)
Hello?
Hello!
(THUDDING)
(MUSIC PLAYING)
(LOUD THUD)
Hey! Hey, can you hear me?
(THUDDING)
- Okay, okay, I'm going to - get you out of there.
- I'm coming right back. - Just hang on.
Back up if you can.
(GROANING)
(GROWLING)
(SCREAMING)
(GROWLS)
Not a werewolf,
but you're something.
(GROANS)
- Now, you're no ordinary - creature, Deputy.
But then, neither am I.
Not tonight.
- I'll let you live - if you answer one question.
Where is Scott McCall?
Never heard of him.
(GROWLS)
(MUSIC PLAYING)
- Is it a party? - It's not a party.
- Then what's at midnight? - Your bedtime.
Why aren't the girls going?
- They're meeting - us there, okay?
- And just stop asking - questions, all right?
It's a senior thing.
- You'll know when - you're a senior.
- You guys having trouble - with your phones?
(ENGINE SPLUTTERING)
Oh. What the hell?
- LIAM: You out of gas? - No, it's electrical.
Probably the alternator again.
- Whoa, that's - a lot of duct tape.
Kidding. We'll fix it.
(SIGHS) I know,
- it's just the last night - of summer, you know,
- so I wanted to make sure - everyone was there tonight.
We'll make it.
- You got any tools? - Yeah.
(THUNDER RUMBLING)
Guys...
Guys!
- Yeah, give us - a second, please.
- Liam, stay in - the car, okay?
- That was close. - Very close.
(ENGINE STARTING)
Can we go now?
All right,
here we go.
Everybody get a good grip.
Remember, lift with your legs.
That's where your power is.
One, two, three.
(STRAINING)
(CREAKING)
Strong legs.
- Dad, is your - phone working?
- No, I think the storm - took the cell towers out.
Oh.
It's going to be okay.
You'll find out
when you find out.
- Do you need a ride - to the school?
(HORN HONKING)
Got one.
Sorry we're late.
Hey.
Mmm.
I'm sorry, too.
- You boys do remember - I own a gun, right?
Vividly.
- What? - Did you find out yet?
Find out what?
They're gonna email me.
Is this about summer school?
- You told him? - Uh...
- Oh, no, all they said - was you had to go
to summer school
- 'cause the principal - said your test scores
weren't good enough
- and you might have - to repeat junior year.
(SIGHS)
- We should've left him - chained to the tree.
Scott, I'm home,
- but I have to - rush out again.
- The hospital has called - everybody back in.
So, dinner's in the fridge!
There's nothing in the fridge!
- So, I'm gonna leave you - money to order in!
I don't have any money!
- Get something and - I'll pay you back?
You're not even here, are you?
- (DRAMATIC - MUSIC PLAYING)
Of course you're not here.
- Everybody's at - the high school.
(MUSIC PLAYING)
(ROOF CLANGING)
Kira.
- Get back inside - the car, please.
- I'm not getting - anything either.
- We haven't moved - in 15 minutes.
I'm going to be late.
- What is this thing - you're going to anyway?
It's called Senior Scribe
- and I'm not supposed - to tell you about it.
Don't look at me.
- I don't know - anything either.
- Sounds like - they're supposed to
write something or...
It sounds like vandalism.
It's not vandalism.
- At least, - I don't think it is.
- That's it. I'm going. - What?
- You're going to walk? - Yep.
(THUNDER CRACKLES)
(SIGHS)
In a few minutes.
- My dad's helping - out in surgery.
- He's not gonna be - done for hours.
So I'm either
hanging out here
- or I could still go - with you guys...
Show me your hands.
- Okay, so I'm still - having trouble.
No. You're still learning.
- What do you do to stay - focused on not changing?
But it's not working.
It's working enough.
- Listen, Derek told me that - you were one of the strongest
- that he'd ever seen - at your age.
- Now, coming from him, - that means a lot.
(ELEVATOR BELL DINGS)
- Maybe it means that things - are gonna be harder
for you for a while,
- but it also means - something else, doesn't it?
That I'm really strong?
Hell, yeah.
(MUSIC PLAYING)
Still can't reach Kira.
- Okay, you reminded her - about tonight though, right?
I think so.
- She only texted me - once this week.
- Once? How'd you - guys leave things
- when she left - for New York?
Well, they were good.
- Yeah, I just said, - you know, "Don't worry
about anything,
- "just go and have fun." - No.
- You told her to - go have fun?
- Why? What's wrong - with that?
- Nothing. Nothing's - wrong with it.
- Just, I don't know. - That can be interpreted
a lot of different ways.
- Like what? - Well, like,
- "Don't worry, - we're not exclusive.
"Go have fun
with other guys."
No. No way.
- Malia, if you were - going away
- and I told you - "Don't worry, go have fun."
- What would you think - I was talking about?
- Fun like bowling? - Or sex with other guys?
Okay, yeah. Now I'm worried.
(MUSIC PLAYING)
- MAN: 25-year-old male, - unrestrained driver
involved in...
- Hey, Mom, where's - all this coming from?
- A jackknifed - tractor-trailer on 115,
caused a major pile up.
- Okay, okay, - there's only one way
- back into Beacon Hills - from the airport.
115.
Kira's never gonna make it.
I can get her.
- You guys head to the school. - Lydia's probably
already there.
- We'll meet you - by midnight.
- How are you gonna get - to her in the middle
of a traffic jam?
We'll make it. Trust me.
Hey, keep it moving, buddy.
- Come on. Hey. - You guys are
making a mistake.
All right.
- Come on. - Oh!
- What the hell are - you trying to do?
Break my arm?
- Keep struggling - and I'll be aiming for
a compound fracture.
- Donovan, you forgot what - the judge said, didn't you?
"Next time is jail time."
- Stilinski... What? - Hold up. Come on.
- What's he in for? - B and E.
- And he was carrying - a loaded .38.
Okay, it wasn't mine.
- Sheriff, come on. - It wasn't mine.
Book him.
Oh, you're dead.
Hey, look at me!
You're dead!
You're going to
do this to me?
- You son of a bitch, - you're dead!
Look at me!
Can anyone tell me
- why the hell - Parrish isn't back yet?
(MUSIC PLAYING)
(CLATTERING)
(THUNDER RUMBLING)
(RUMBLING)
(MUSIC PLAYING)
(BEEPING)
(GROANING)
Dispatch.
Officer... (GROANS)
Officer down.
(RADIO STATIC)
LYDIA: Jordan.
I'm here.
I'm right here.
Stay with me.
STILINSKI: Parrish?
Parrish?
Okay, okay, easy, easy.
You said you
were gonna keep
him on desk duty.
- It was just - a minor noise complaint.
He's not on fire, is he?
Not that I know of.
- You know, maybe it's part - of his healing process?
(MUSIC PLAYING)
(PANTING)
It's okay.
- You all right, - Deputy?
Scott.
We need to find Scott.
(THUNDER RUMBLING)
You know there's a legend
for a storm like this.
- Dad, please don't turn - a three-hour traffic jam
- into an educational - experience.
- He's talking about - The Wild Hunt.
About the Ghost Riders.
Imagine a night
like this, Kira.
In storm clouds
just like these,
phantom hunters would appear.
Riding black horses
with blood-red eyes.
- And wolves and hounds - at their side,
baying and snarling.
What were they hunting?
Souls.
(MOTORCYCLE ENGINE ROARING)
Noshiko?
Do you hear that?
BOTH: Kira!
(MUSIC PLAYING)
(CARS HONKING)
(BRAKES SCREECHING)
- Did you have fun - in New York?
Not really.
Good.
(MUSIC PLAYING)
His claws were different.
- Twice the size - of Scott's.
More like talons.
- If that's the worst part, - that doesn't sound too bad.
- It's worse. - They did something to me.
- I don't know how - to describe it other than
- it felt as if the life - was being drawn out
of me through them.
Through the claws.
- And now he's - looking for Scott?
- Which got me thinking about - what this guy can do.
- The rule is you have - to kill an Alpha
to steal their power, right?
- But it's different - for Scott.
- You can't steal - a True Alpha's power.
I think this guy can.
(KIRA LAUGHING)
(MUSIC PLAYING)
We're not late, are we?
No, they're on their way.
What are you smiling at?
You.
(GROWLS)
- Nothing from - Scott or Kira.
- And nothing from - Lydia either.
- And I still don't - know if I passed.
- I don't want to do this - unless I'm actually a senior.
Yeah.
Huh.
What's wrong with you?
You smell terrible.
Yeah, it's called anxiety.
- Should be a familiar - scent for you by now,
- since it's pretty much - a constant state for me.
- Why's this thing - so important to you?
It's not.
It's not. It's uh...
- I don't know. - Maybe it is.
- I asked my dad the other day - about his high school friends.
- Guess how many - he still talks to?
None.
Not a single one.
- You know, - these were his best friends
- and he just says he lost - touch with them, you know.
- So I started - thinking about things,
like I always do.
Obsessively.
- Yeah. And so - I'm thinking, what if...
- What if Scott's - my best friend now,
- you know, but he's not - my best friend for life?
- Well, doesn't that just - happen sometimes?
- Yeah, but only because - we let it happen.
- You know, - that's what I'm saying.
- How come when we graduate - we're just expected to
go our separate ways?
- If I've already found - the best people in my life,
- why aren't I not trying to - stay with them, you know?
- Well, I thought that - was the plan. The dream.
- The vision. - And don't mock the vision.
I... I like the vision.
- Especially if - I'm part of it.
(MUSIC PLAYING)
- So that's why you wanted - everyone here tonight.
- Because you don't want - to lose all your friends
after senior year.
- And I hope they don't - want to lose me either.
Mal?
- Someone's coming. - Someone fast.
(GROANS)
Oh, my God.
(PANTING)
Scott's in trouble.
(GRUNTS)
(GROWLS)
True Alpha?
Where's your power, Scott?
Who are you?
A devoted fan.
- Show me the man who - took down Deucalion
and broke the Argents.
I came for that Alpha.
Come on!
(GROWLS)
(MUSIC PLAYING)
(YELLS)
(SNARLING)
- And I didn't come just - to claim your status.
(GROWLS)
(MUSIC PLAYING)
(SNARLING)
(GASPING)
(SNARLING)
(GROANING)
(BONE CRACKING)
(GROANS)
I don't know who you are
- or what you thought - you were going to do,
but I'll give you a choice.
- You can stay and I'll - break something else.
(MUSIC PLAYING)
Or you can run.
I'd run.
- You don't remember me, - do you?
- I guess I look - a little different
since the fourth grade.
Theo?
(MUSIC PLAYING)
You know him?
They used to.
- Trust me, I never thought - I'd see you guys again.
- A couple of months ago, - I heard of an Alpha
in Beacon Hills.
- When I found out his - name was Scott McCall,
just couldn't believe it.
Not just an Alpha,
but a True Alpha.
What do you want?
I came back to Beacon Hills.
Back home with my family.
- Because I want to be - a part of your pack.
- We haven't seen - this kid in years.
- You don't find that - highly suspicious?
- I'm kind of more - concerned about the guy
who just tried to kill me.
(CELL PHONE VIBRATES)
I'm in.
(MUSIC PLAYING)
I passed.
I'm officially a senior.
LYDIA: Thank God.
Where have you guys been?
- The whole senior - class is here.
- Are we doing - this or not?
- This isn't vandalism, - is it?
Not technically.
- She would have - been with us.
Yeah.
She still is.
(GROANING)
Give me another chance.
(ELECTRICITY CRACKLING)
A little more power.
- I could do it with - a little more.
(MUSIC PLAYING)
(HISSING)
(RUMBLING)
No! No!
Wait, wait, wait!
- (IN DISTORTED VOICE) - Your condition worsens.
- I'm okay. - I'm okay, just...
Just give me another chance.
- SURGEON: - You were supposed to
remove the obstacles.
Our time is limited.
Whatever you're here
to do, I can help.
No second chances.
I can help you.
No second chances.
No! (SCREAMING)
(GROANING)
(CROWS CAWING)
- AIDEN: No one saw him - again, did they?
LYDIA: No.
- But that was the start - of it, wasn't it?
The beginning of senior year.
- What happened - after that, Lydia?
Oh, you're not Aiden.
You're not real.
Tell me, Lydia.
(MUSIC PLAYING)
Tell me what happened to them.
- What happened - to your friends?
I... I don't remember.
(GROWLING)
- DR. VALACK: It started just - after you began senior year.
What happened?
I don't remember.
- DR. VALACK: - What happened to Kira?
Tell me about Parrish.
And Malia.
- What happened when the - Desert Wolf finally found her?
- I know you remember - what happened to Stiles.
I can't remember.
That's all right, Lydia.
- There are other ways - to get to the details.
- This special device is - designed for trepanation.
- The medical art of drilling - into the human skull.
- Let me you show - you how it works.
(WHIRRING)
(MUSIC PLAYING)