Tyler Posey is sticking around at MTV.
The former Teen Wolf star will be joining MTV’s reboot of Scream, opposite Keke Palmer.
Tyler will portray Shane, a high school dropout, THR reports.
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Shane is “a drug dealer and party promoter who is always hustling in order to make money. But beneath that exterior, there’s more to Shane than anyone realizes.”
Scream centers on Deion Elliot (RJ Cyler), a local star running back whose tragic past comes back to haunt him at the worst time, threatening his hard-earned plans for his future — and the lives of his unlikely group of friends.
The day we didn’t want to come… Teen Wolf has come to an end!
Going into the finale, Scott and the gang were in hot water taking cover from Monroe’s army.
WARNING! Spoilers ahead!! Read along at your own risk!!
In the nick of time, Derek and Stiles swooped in to help and the pack made it out. Lydia used her scream to take out a whole room of soldiers.
The whole pack was turned to stone, leaving Scott to fight the Anuk-Ite himself, who transformed into many of the past villains of the show. Once the Anuk-Ite was defeated, the gang returned to their normal state, however, Scott couldn’t concentrate enough to heal himself from the fight. Lydia suggested that Malia lick Scott’s face to heal him.
The episode ended with a time jump, revealing that Monroe had gotten away, and is alive and well with an army of thousands. Scott’s pack has remained together and were seen walking across a parking lot, leading the way while training the next generation.
The finale was left open with the possibility of a return with a whole new cast. Though the series will continue via a podcast before possibly making a return.
WHAT DID YOU THINK of the Teen Wolf finale?!
We can’t believe that the Teen Wolf finale is actually happening TONIGHT!
We’re not crying, you’re crying.
Longtime co-stars Tyler Posey and Dylan O’Brien recently opened up about what it was like during their final days on set.
Dylan explained that his last days weren’t about his character’s story line but about his cast.
“At that point, it wasn’t as much about that. It was more about getting our last days on set with each other and our directors and our crew that we’ve grown so close with and these characters that we’ve grown so close with. It was almost just nostalgic — everyone celebrating the end of all these years that we’ve had together,” Dylan explained to EW.
Tyler added, “That’s totally what it was. I feel like we kind of said goodbye to the characters a little while ago and so the last day was really just for us and was really nostalgic.”
“We’ve been anticipating it for a while so we’ve gone through a lot of mourning these characters. We’ve been aware that it’s going to go eventually and we’ve always wanted to just soak it up, so that last episode’s just fun to just do it one last time. It doesn’t really totally matter to me what happened,” Dylan concluded.
Khylin Rhambo is dishing on what fans can expect from the Teen Wolf series finale!
The actor just held a Q&A session with his Twitter followers during which he shared lots of behind-the-scenes secrets.
Khylin spilled on his favorite episode, funniest moment during filming, what he learned from playing his character Mason, his relationship with Dylan Sprayberry, a hilarious memory with Tyler Posey, and more!
Khylin couldn’t pick just three words to describe the finale, so his answers were, “Gon’ be crazy,” “I’m not ready,” “Off the wall,” and “Somebody help me.”
We have to agree!
Don’t miss the series finale of Teen Wolf when it premieres tomorrow (September 24) at 8 p.m. ET on MTV.
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Tyler Posey and Dylan O’Brien are gearing up for the Teen Wolf series finale TOMORROW (September 24).
We can’t believe it either.
The co-stars – who play Scott and Stiles, respectively – recently opened up to EW about their six-season journey and got nostalgic talking about the season that started it all.
“I had an intuition when we first started,” Tyler said. “During the pilot, it always felt right, it always felt good. There was just something about it that felt really interesting and its [success] wasn’t really a surprise to me. I always stayed grateful and thankful for everything so I was always excited, but it was never really too much of a shock. I’d say maybe the second Comic-Con, where we had a packed house, that was the first time where I really felt like we were making an impact and doing some cool stuff.”
“Once I saw the first season, I just felt like it worked, I felt like the show had a lot of things going for it,” Dylan chimed in. “When you work on something where you have such a great chemistry on set with our whole crew and cast, those things tend to unfold in a positive way. It translates to the screen. If you have a good thing going behind the scenes, you’ll have a good thing going on-screen. Once I saw the first season, I was so proud of what we did with it and how the season went. I thought it was a really good arc too and there was so much in the show to love — it was funny, it was scary, it was romantic. I was like, ‘Oh yeah we’ll totally get a second season.’ Then it just kept going from there. It was something I always wanted to keep going and then it just became amazing how long it kept going for.”
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With Teen Wolf wrapping up in an extra long series finale on Sunday, we may have just gotten our juiciest spoiler yet — it all deals with Allison Argent.
We all know Allison as Scott’s first love, who sadly died in season 3, but she has a whole lot to do with Scott’s final battle.
“While we don’t see Crystal Reed in Sunday’s series finale (that’s the bad news),” TVLine reports. “Her character does factor into a pretty pivotal moment for Scott in his final battle.”
And it makes total sense, since her parents are out for Scott’s blood.
Remember Kate pointing out that she has a bullet with Scott’s name on it? Yea, that’s totally those parents blaming Scott for everything.
Teen Wolf‘s series finale airs Sunday @ 8PM ET/PT on MT.
The Supergirl, Arrow, The Flash and DC’s Legends of Tomorrow crossover is coming — and WESTALLEN ARE GETTING MARRIED!!!
The CW just released the official poster for the four-episode crossover on social media and it definitely confirms that Barry and Iris’s wedding is just a few months away for us.
EP Marc Guggenheim shared that, “There’s no way that we can top aliens last year, so let’s up the emotional content. I’m not saying the emotion is romantic, necessarily. We wanted there to be some really big emotional turns for our characters.”
Executive producer Greg Berlanti added: “It’s a big life event for a few different people on the show…there are many life events that happen.”
The DC-Universe crossover will air on November 27th on The CW.
Katie Cassidy makes an explosive arrival in this first look pic from Arrow‘s upcoming season 6.
The actress, who plays Black Siren, is excited to explore her new character’s story.
“Maybe there is a chance for her to not be so evil all the time,” Katie mused in a new interview with CBR. “If they want to drag out her redemption that’s OK with me. I love playing the role. It’s so much fun.”
Katie adds, “I feel free, if that makes sense, in the material. It’s fun, I really like it. I do think she’s always going to have that mystery to her. She’s a loose canon. You’ll never know what you’re going to get.”
“It’s almost like a completely new character,” she continues, opening up about this twisted version of Laurel Lance. “Having the same sister, having the same father, having people in her life on Earth-2, creating backstory that’s exactly opposite to what we know of Laurel.”
“Having similarities but making it a little bit darker and specific details in situations that she’s walked through but maybe Laurel didn’t walk through. Then you still have someone who looked like Oliver on Earth-2, I think it’s exactly parallel but opposite.”
Arrow season 6 premieres on Thursday, October 12th @ 8PM ET/PT on The CW.
