History Fridge / TeenWolf

*** Isaac was found hiding under a bed, a very small space. Since we've been shown multiple times that Isaac is severely claustrophobic, he may have felt as if he was commiting suicide, as he would probably have panicking and likely having trouble breathing while under there.

** [[SequelHook Which still leaves one more Hale unnacounted for...]]

** Jennifer gave herself away in her very first scene. Who the heck goes and gets hold of teenager's cell numbers and then proceeds to send them the last line from ''Literature/HeartOfDarkness''? Her very name ought to have clued in viewers as well Jennifer meaning "white phantom" and Blake meaning "black, dark, bleak". Not to mention her fetish for black blood and grievious injury.

* Lorraine Martin's last words were "Don't hurt Ariel". Ariel is her nickname for her granddaughter Lydia Martin. It's one thing to be [[spoiler:killed by a man you thought was helping you, but she knows that someday [[AdultFear her granddaughter will be at his mercy]].]]

* Mason is [[SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute basically Danny]]. However, it might have been the writers invoking TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot. In the first three seasons, we never got to see Danny's relationship with Jackson after the later becomes supernatural. In season four, we get to see Mason react to his best friend suddenly becoming distant and acting strangely and he gets his own character arc where he's annoyed that Liam's keeping him LockedOutOfTheLoop but he'll still help him. He also finds out about the supernatural over the season, compared to Danny [[spoiler:figuring it out offscreen]].

* Mason is [[SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute basically Danny]]. However, it might have been the writers invoking TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot. In the first three seasons, we never got to see Danny's relationship with Jackson after the later becomes supernatural. In season four, we get to see Mason react to his best friend suddenly becoming distant and acting strangely and he gets his own character arc where he's annoyed that Liam's keeping him LockedOutOfTheLoop but he'll still help him. He also finds out about the supernatural over the season, compared to Danny [[spoiler:figuring it all out offscreen]].

* It might seem like a cheap move on the part of the writers to have Derek not die during Season 4 despite a banshee predicting it. [[ScrewDestiny But we already had a precedent for banshee predictions being averted.]] Lorraine Martin foresaw Lydia being killed by Brunski, and she got out of that situation alive.

* In Season 3a, Stiles is worrying about becoming a VirginSacrifice, so claims he needs to lose his virginity. Danny jokes that he could help. It's just a one-shot gag, but it's one of the only times another character overhears the conversations about the supernatural [[WeirdnessCensor that happen in earshot of everyone]]. [[spoiler:And then we learn at the end of Season 3 that Danny wasn't LockedOutOfTheLoop after all.]]

* Malia Tate's true parentage makes sense once you realize [[spoiler: the Hale women are the only shapeshifters we've seen transform into a full animal state]].

* Malia Tate's true parentage makes sense once you realize {{spoiler: the Hale women are the only shapeshifters we've seen transform into a full animal state}}.

* Although it could be coincidental, it makes sense that Lydia has red hair and green eyes when you remember that banshees originated from Irish folklore.

** There is a very good reason why patients in mental institutions are not allowed to have sexual relations of any kind, and romantic ones are discouraged as well. As the name suggests, patients are not mentally well or in control of their facilities and most are on very strong medications, all of which take away their ability to give informed consent. For anyone who knows anything about mental illness (especially the types that require in-patient care), [[spoiler: Stiles' and Malia's sexual encounter just screams of mutual uninformed consent and perhaps even undertones of rape]]. Neither of them were any way mentally stable at the time. Nor should they be in the near future with those kind of experiences.

** And then she has [[spoiler: CoitusEnsues with Stiles in the dirty basement of the mental asylum where they were both currently admitted to for in-patient care]]. And this is a girl who, by all accounts and logic, should mentally and emotionally be the equivalent of a 9-year-old child, at least in terms of being a teenager who has been disconnected from all forms of human society for over 8 years. In addition, Stiles is mentally unstable, exhausted in all senses of the word, and under DemonicPossession through the whole thing. Neither appears to use protection, either. Very, very far into the {{Squirk}} territory.

** And then she has [[spoiler: CoitusEnsues with Stiles in the dirty basement of the mental asylum where they were both currently admitted to for in-patient care]]. And this is a girl who, by all accounts and logic, should mentally and emotionally be the equivalent of a 9-year-old child, at least in terms of being a teenager who has been disconnected from all forms of human society for over 8 years. In addition, Stiles is mentally unstable, exhausted in all sense of the word, and under DemonicPossession through the whole thing. Neither appears to use protection, either. Very, very far into the {{Squirk}} territory.

* The episode ''Visionary'' we learn a major part of Dereks past. [[spoiler: he had to MercyKill his high-school sweetheart, Paige, when The Bite didn't turn her and was killing her slowly and painfully. Then you realize Enis gave her The Bite to recruit her into his pack, a pack which Ennis would have ''slaughtered'' for power when Deucaleon showed him why he should. Because Derek went with Peter's idea of turning her, he would have been (or felt) responsible for her death whether the bite took or not.]]

* The episode ''Visionary'' we learn a major part of Dereks past. [[spoiler: he had to MercyKill his high-school sweetheart, Paige, when The Bite didn't turn her and was killing her slowly and painfully. Then you realize Enis gave her The Bite to recruit her into his pack, a pack which Enis would have ''slaughtered'' for power when Deucaleon showed him why he should. Because Derek went with Peter's idea of turning her, he would have been (or felt) responsible for her death whether the bite took or not.]]

* How do we know that Victoria Argent was ObliviouslyEvil? Because, as we saw in "Lunar Ellipse", she has so little regard for human life that she cannot be bothered to stop to check on someone she nearly ran over without being screamed at by her daughter. Once she grudgingly goes back to check, they find the asthma inhaler, which obviously did not belong to a werewolf (who would not need such a thing) but they hear a werewolf howling in the distance. Victoria leads Allison back to the car, contemptuously tossing the inhaler away. So she knows that there is a person, with asthma, alone in the dark woods, with a werewolf running around, ''and she just doesn't care''! Presumably she figures they will either get killed or bitten. In the first case the Hunters can always kill the wolf that killed them. In the latter the Hunters can kill the victim too. This despite the theoretical principle that the Hunters exist to ''protect'' people!

** Jennifer gave herself away in her very first scene. Who the heck goes and gets hold of teenager's cell numbers and then proceeds to send them the last line from HeartOfDarkness? Her very name ought to have clued in viewers as well Jennifer meaning 'white phantom' and Blake meaning 'black, dark, bleak'. Not to mention her fetish for black blood and grievious injury.

* How do we know that Victoria Argent was ObliviouslyEvil? Because, as we saw in "Lunar Ellipse", she has so little regard for human life that she cannot be bothered to stop to check on someone she nearly ran over without being screamed at by her daughter. Once she grudgingly goes back to check, they find the asthma inhaler, which obviously did not belong to a werewolf (who would not need such a thing) but they hear a werewolf howling in the distance. Victoria leads Allison back to the car, contemptuously tossing the inhaler away. So she knows that there is a person, with asthma, alone in the dark woods, with a werewolf running around, ''and she just doesn't care''! Presumably she figures they will either get killed or bitten. In the first case the Hunters can always kill the wolf that bit them. In the latter the Hunters can kill the victim too. This despite the theoretical principle that the Hunters exist to ''protect'' people!

* How do we know that Victoria Argent was truly an AntiVillain? Because, as we saw in "Lunar Ellipse", she has so little regard for human life that she cannot be bothered to stop to check on someone she nearly ran over without being screamed at by her daughter. Once she grudgingly goes back to check, they find the asthma inhaler, which obviously did not belong to a werewolf (who would not need such a thing) but they hear a werewolf howling in the distance. Victoria leads Allison back to the car, contemptuously tossing the inhaler away. So she knows that there is a person, with asthma, alone in the dark woods, with a werewolf running around, ''and she just doesn't care''! Presumably she figures they will either get killed or bitten. In the first case the Hunters can always kill the wolf that bit them. In the latter the Hunters can kill the victim too. This despite the theoretical principle that the Hunters exist to ''protect'' people!

* The amount of time Lydia spends screaming makes a hell of a lot more sense given that [[spoiler: she's a banshee, creatures well-known for their unearthly screams.]]