Wolf Pack Season 1 was chock-o-block full of W-T-F
moments that I love and can watch again and again.
These are just a few.
this traffic jam of death.
Part of this scene was a bit brutal for my tastes.
It's only for like half a second, which I can't show on YouTube, but it fit with
what was going on and it signaled that this world is very much real and very dangerous,
But for me personally, ew, just ew.
big daddy werewolf, which is introduced in a very John Landis "American Werewolf
in London" way with this chest-bursting scene.
Again, something else I can't actually show you on YouTube.
Kendra.
Kendra: Do I look angry, upset, enraged, any or all
of the above, which I have every right to feel?
Everett: Yes, you look angry.
She's an awful parent.
Awful.
And so much fun to watch.
This scene of breaking and murdering the cardboard cop is an up - suitably scary and gross.
a big up for dragging cardboard bad cop's body
up several levels of scaffolding and unceremoniously dumping him.
This scene with water wolf - I don't really have much to say beyond I watched
it four times - back to back to back to back - because it's just so delightful.
It is a tremendous "up" for me this week.
I love the way they used big wolf sparingly without being
stingy with showing it in all its glory.
Security: Who put them down there?
Ramsey: A Werewolf.
But my "up above all ups" goes to the WTF Kristen Ramsey reveal.
Ramsey: An incredibly powerful supernatural predator - part human part wolf - a werewolf.
So she knows about werewolves and she kills random security guards.
While I hate what's happening here. this shot of Phoebe with the lurker
is wonderful and very much up-worthy, as is what Austin experiences here.
This is probably the most insane thing I've seen a teenager put through on television.
Okay, I'm recording this on very little sleep so hyperbole is kind of my default setting right now.
But I really can't think of anything worse...
other than being the person that Austin is watching of course.
Huge up for the entire Scooby-Doo plan. From top to bottom this is grand television.
Blake's super speed. Everett's strength kicking
in. The group wolf out. The calling of the name. Just so good all around.
And an up for Austin's final act. It wasn't according to plan, but if you think about it,
it makes perfect sense for the bait to bite back.
the following sequence takes us inside how Baron
actually experiences the mental link with the rest of the pack.
It's all ups, ups that go all the way up!
These are memories and perceptions of memories,
from each pack member all mingled in with Baron's own perceptions and experiences.
I know that recasting the parental roles in this was partly for fun, but it also gives us a real
sense that this is not 100 percent accurate information that we're experiencing here.
Plus, I mean, huge up for Kristin as Kendra in these scenes.
Kendra (Kristin): He looks drugged. Doctor: Well, your son was just given
70 milligrams of a rather powerful anesthetic.
David (Ranger): We're here for
the therapeutic benefit, remember? Kendra (Kristin): I certainly hope so
because otherwise we just spent three thousand dollars to get our son high.
Are you kidding me? So good right out of the gate!
Ramsey and her Manson family values plan to get Baron to bite both Ranger Briggs and little Danny
and then live happily ever after.
Kristin: Luna can have the pack that she's been searching for.
and Harlan can have the father that he has always wanted,
in you.
Insane, but such good TV.