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 Teen Wolf News 122313



For all our Behind the Scenes Pics and Updates all in one place, check out our special Teen Wolf Behind the Scenes Page.

You'll find a full chronological listing of the filming of Teen Wolf Season 3 right from the start.

 Jim Halterman “Freaked Out” by Teen Wolf

There are just a handful of entertainment journalists who I think do outstanding work covering Teen Wolf –

Price Peterson’s Photo Recaps are LEGENDARY. Natalie and Karen at Hypable.com do an awesome job of following developments on the show but it is Jim Halterman who always seems to get to the heart of stuff I want to know about our adolescent lycanthrope.

He always seems to have the inside track on the production and today’s column is no different.


 * “Want a good scare? Without spoiling anything, I can tell you the opening of Teen Wolf Season 3B freaked me out. Creator Jeff Davis said he thought of it a long time ago, as far back at the 2012 finale.”

He’s got an interview with Jeff Davis about how they’re pushing the plots and the actors in strange new ways. It’s really good stuff. My only complaint is that there should be more of it.

It’s well worth a read so visit Jim’s Notebook at tvfanatic.com.

 The Perks of Being a Teen Wolf

If you've been following our Teen Wolf Behind the Scenes page, you know they've wrapped up Season 3 production.

The schedule was sometimes grueling and very looooong, spread over 382 days from December 3, 2012 till December 20, 2013.

Now though, the final 13 episodes of Season 3 are shot and cast and crew have scattered to get some well-deserved rest.

They also got some pretty neat parting gifts too.

NIKE apparently sent over bunches of shoes, there were commemorative t-shirts and hoodies as well as an adult coloring book from MTV.

We’ve heard, unofficially of course, that production on Season 4 could begin as early as February. We’ll keep an ear out for more on that.

 Teen Wolf Writer Suicide

Probably the saddest thing to happen in the world of Teen Wolf is the death by suicide of Season 2 writer Ned Vizzini.



He, along with writing partner Nick Antosca, wrote Restraint and Venomous, two episodes which dealt with Jackson Whittemore’s emotional journey as the Kanima.

Vizzini jumped to his death in Brooklyn, NY on Thursday. The author and screenwriter had struggled with depression for most of his life and had covered the subject in his semi-autobiographical novel It's Kind of a Funny Story in 2006.

MTV released a brief statement:


 * “We are deeply saddened by this terrible news. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family during this difficult time."

Ned Vizzini was 32 years old. You can find out more about his work in various media at nedvizzini.com.