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Living Life in Chicago: ‘Teen Wolf’ Sophomore-Season Superlatives
Bob Mahoney/MTV - The cast of “Teen Wolf” Season 2.
The “Teen Wolf” Season 2 DVD is available now, and Yahoo! TV skulked around the set of the hit MTV drama to get the scoop on the hottest, grossest, funniest moments of the second season from the “Wolf” pack: Tyler Posey, Tyler Hoechlin, Crystal Reed, and Holland Roden.
Bittersweetest Goodbye
Everybody misses Colton Haynes, who was Jackson the jerk to Tyler Posey’s sweet, somewhat insecure Scott McCall for the first two seasons until the drastic, violent finale. His real-life best friend, Holland Roden, who plays Lydia, says Haynes will “be in my life forever.” Crystal Reed, who intimidates fans as intense huntress Allison, bemoans the business: “I hear Colton is doing incredibly well, and that makes me so happy. From an actor’s standpoint, some things are just business. It’s bittersweet.” Finally, Tyler Hoechlin, aka the original lone alpha, Derek, says it’s a lonelier place without Haynes. Sigh. OK, time for a laugh.
Best Kissing Kanima
Season 2 marked the introduction of the shape-shifting kanima, and as you might imagine, it is not easy to make out with one of those guys. Reed shares: “He couldn’t take off his costume, so he had a pee hole and there was a tube. We were full-on making out. It was the grossest thing. That’s not on the gag reel. And nothing fazes me now.”
Best Growth Spurt
Hoechlin is excited to see his character grow a funny bone. “My favorite scene was where Derek tries to tell Erica [Gage Golightly] he could solve her problems with wolf powers,” he says. “That, to me, was the first time we played that side of Derek, a playful side with a hint of sarcasm, in a semiflirtatious kind of way.”
Coldest, Hottest Scene
Reed has a special place in her heart for the scene that Allison and Scott (Posey) shared at the ice rink in the photo booth. “It was really simple, and I think it’s, like, a minute long,” she says. “But [it was] one of the most honest exchanges Tyler and I had as actors.”
Most Terrifying Toilet
On this prank-happy set, it’s hard to pick the best. But Roden makes the call: “We had a realistic dead-body female. So we put her on Posey’s toilet.” Yikes.
Class Klutz (According to Posey)
“Dylan O’Brien (Stiles) has hurt himself in, like, every single take,” laughs Posey. “For all the physical stuff we do, he gets hurt in the funniest ways. He could just be walking and they say cut and his arm will be bleeding. He needs to start doing something different because he literally has scratch marks and scars all over. He commits. He commits hard.”
Best Bromance
Posey concedes that he’s teasing O’Brien only because he misses him. “We have been away from each other before,” he pines, all drama. “But he’s gone and I miss him a lot. We can handle this. I think I’m probably gonna go visit him.”
Most Needed Massage
Hoechlin recalls the finale fight: “I did 100% of my stunts. You don’t get tired, because you’re constantly involved. At the end of it, I got a flight home and a massage.”
High Honors in Tear-Jerking
This year, Allison lost her mother, which meant that Reed had to dig deep. “I don’t like to rely on my own memories for acting, but it was kind of inevitable that I went there,” she says. “I was in a daze for a couple days after.”
Longest Day
Remember when Derek locked up the wolves and hid out in that abandoned railway car? Well, so does Hoechlin. “That was the hardest day,” he says. “It was claustrophobic at times, and we were underground shooting. That was one of the longest days.”
Best Knuckle-Texting
One of the greatest hardships of playing a wolf in the age of cell phones is, obviously, texting. But Posey showed off his knuckle-texting skills for us, and let’s just say that if knuckle-texting were ever to become an Olympic event, he’d have a solid shot at the gold.
Record-Breaking Viewing of “Meet the Parents”
Roden works 10- to 18-hour days and wanted to play a movie on loop for her dog, Fivel. She looked through her DVD collection and concluded that this Ben Stiller comedy was more Fivel-friendly than her other movies, “Precious,” “Away From Her,” and “The Hours.” Good call. Roden guesstimates that Fivel has seen “Meet the Parents” 300 times.
Most Stunning Shirtless Shocks
“In Season 1, it seemed like I didn’t own a shirt,” says Hoechlin. “I was told I’d be shirtless a lot in Season 2, so I did an extreme diet and training. But then I only had one shirtless scene.” Posey, on the other hand, likes it better with his shirt on: “Sometimes I feel like people think that I like walking around with my shirt off, and I don’t want to give that impression, so I put my shirt on.” Sounds like these guys need a hug. Anyone?
[Battlefield Commentary]
Jeff Davis: Now, as a writer, some scene takes forever to write, and they just drag along, and you feel like death at your computer. This scene took me 15 minutes to write, and it came out to be one of my favorite scenes. For two reasons: Dylan’s performance in this scene is extraordinary, and this was actually picked up by our director Russel, and his direction of it was beautiful.
[…]
Jeff: But this is one of our heavier episodes, and relying on Dylan O’Brien in this first scene is unusual for us, to bring the drama. But the amazing thing about him is he’s a really good dramatic actor.
[…]
Jeff: One of the things I really like to do in scenes like this, especially as this scene is what I like to call “take a meeting scene,” you always want to build it around something visual. So I thought of the idea of he’s knotting the lacrosse stick and he’s constantly toying with that knot and the reason is he feels like his life is unraveling. So subconsciously you’re telling the viewer, this is what’s happening to him. He’s not just talking to us, he’s showing what he’s feeling by constantly pulling that knot tighter and tighter. Now the panic attacks go back to Stiles’ history with his mom dying.
[…]
Jeff: This kid has beautiful eyes, too.
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TREKLOCK FANFIC PROMPT :( from my headcannon after watching Into the Darkness)
Where Kahn noonien Singh is a genius-sociopath enrolled into a Eugenics project and meets a Starfleet Medic named John Watson and how their faithful meeting and eventual parting became one of the best kept secrets of the Starfleet.
How even as one of the 72 frozen cryotubes, John Watson still had such a claim on someone as powerful as Kahn.
Notes:
Kudos to anyone who fills this, and adds a tearful reunion at the end of Into the Darkness Movie.
John was shivering and barely able to prop himself upright. Unlike certain perfectly engineered soldiers, John’s 100% human body needed some recovery time after being awoken from a cryogenic coma.
Time that he didn’t have, which was why he was standing at the top of the highest building he could find with a flare gun in hand. It was a rickety old thing, and John was grateful that it still worked when he shot off five flares into the night sky. Hopefully, the old signal would get the right attention.
Less than ten minutes later, a familiar figure burst through the door in his usual over-dramatic fashion.
“Sherlock,” John said, finally tasting the old nickname on his lips.
Sherlock’s gray eyes were wide and more than a little mad. “They told me they had deactivated all the cryotubes.”
John shook his head. “Did you really threaten to kill all the Starfleet captains?”
Sherlock stepped closer and touched John’s hair, cheek, neck with a light hand, checking that he was real and very much there. He answered almost absently, “I had a detailed plan to infiltrate and activate a bomb within the Starfleet archives, resulting in an emergency meeting to be called between all high-ranking officers. I would then eliminate all of them in one fell swoop as they would be in one convenient location for me to attack. Starfleet’s dull procedures are very easy to exploit. I calculated a high chance of success.”
John crossed his arms and glared at Sherlock. They maintained the silence for an uncomfortable one minute.
“Not good?” Sherlock asked, looking suitably chastised.
“Very not good,” John said as he rolled his eyes.
Sherlock widened his eyes. “Should I apologize?”
“An apology and your fake puppy eyes are not going to cut it, I don’t think,” John said. “Good thing I woke the others up from the cryotubes. They’re stealing us a ship now and we’re getting out of here.”
“That sounds a little bit not good,” Sherlock said with an upward curl of his lips, bumping his shoulder against John without even trying to hide his glee.
“You’re a bad influence on me,” John sighed.
Sherlock looked unnecessarily smug at that thought. It made John want to hug him and punch him at the same time. Same as always then.
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(They then went on to have spacefaring adventures, where Sherlock became a murder-solving, space-detective - his childhood dream - and John kept Sherlock in line by being Disapproving at him a lot and they lived happily ever after.)
You are my favorite person. I’m sure Sherlock would be even more reckless being something of a Eugenics masterpiece and yet, Medic John Watson will follow him around anyways.
Lestrade no doubt would be a Starfleet Captain somewhere and Mycroft occupying a minor position in Starfleet Command. ;D Hurrrrrrrrr…..
Thank you for the mini fill! 8D Would love to read your new Sherlock fic!
Can you imagine an even more arrogant Sherlock? :O John would have his hands full.
It was my pleasure!
[Raving Commentary]
Jeff Davis: Look at that face. These faces were made to be in front of a camera. I hate them. […] Tyler Hoechlin cannot look bad. I’ve never seen him look bad in his life.
Christian Taylor: Only when he sulks.
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