- Stiles, they're remembering.
Hi, everyone.
I'm Sandrine.
Let's talk about Teen Wolf season six,
episode three, Sundowning.
Now as you probably noticed, Americ is not here this week.
That's 'cause he's not feeling great
so it'll just be me this week
but fear not, he should be back next week.
Let's move on to the review
starting with some quick thoughts.
Did anybody feel like we were spending a lot of time
on the lightning rod?
I feel like it has to come into play at some point
because we went into all these explanations
and how if you provided it with endless electricity,
it would be very powerful.
I feel like there's something there.
I enjoy seeing Scott delegating a lot to Liam.
I think we've talk about that in a previous review,
how this season, it feels like Scott
is preparing Liam to take over for him,
and so we're seeing him doing it again this episode
although it didn't turn out
exactly how he was hoping it would
so maybe Liam needs a little more guidance from Scott
before he just throws them in there
but I think he did the best he could.
The ghost riders are pretty badass.
Emily is always fun to watch and in this episode,
we got some great moments with her.
First of all, her turning full coyote,
which I think by now we know
that it's because Stiles is not hurt to ground her anymore
but also when she breaks into nursing home,
and then when they're possibly gonna press charges
and she's like, "I could have beat 'em up.
I decided not to."
And then Lydia is like, "Well, that's progress, right?"
Chris Argent is back.
I am so excited.
Every time he comes back,
it means we're full on going after one of the villains
and he's gonna be there to take him down,
and it looks like him and Melissa will be going
after the Nazi Werewolf.
Seeing the Nazi Werewolf,
I think it pretty much confirmed in this episode
that the teacher is in fact the Nazi Werewolf
that the Dread Doctors were keeping in their tank,
and he came out of it, and he's an alpha werewolf
'cause you know, red eyes and stuff.
At this point, we're not really sure what he's doing there.
We learned that he likes to breathe in helium
and eat the pineal glands from our brains,
which apparently is believed
to be the principal seat of the soul.
I am guessing it has to do with him
trying to survive in some way or maybe regenerate
or you know, isn't it always about regeneration
or living forever?
Plus who knows what the Dread Doctors were doing to him.
Maybe he's a failed experiment.
There's just so much we don't know about him.
If you have any thoughts of theories about him,
let me know in the comments.
Moving on to the ghost riders.
Holy crap.
Corey made one of 'em visible to everyone
so pretty much whatever ability he has
that allows him to see them when he goes invisible
also allows him to pretty much touch them
and make them visible to everybody else.
There are two sides of this for me.
One side is well, Corey is gonna be able
to help them fight them, which is great.
On the other hand, the second side
is that now Corey is probably a big threat
to the ghost riders, right, 'cause he is the only one
that can see them when they don't want to be seen,
that can literally make everyone see them.
How are they not gonna want to kill him?
I just feel like he's in danger now.
And the worst news is because everybody saw the ghost rider,
now everybody is gonna have to be taken
'cause they're like, "Okay, we're gonna take you,
"you, you, you.
"You in the back, I saw you.
"I saw you."
Something else I want to mention also about the ghost riders
is that we always hear a train or something to do
with the train every time they're around
or every time Lydia has some sort of vision
so we heard the old lady say,
"The following steps have been cancelled,"
with the sound of a train moving,
and then when Parrish was facing out
with one of the ghost riders,
he disappeared with the sound of a train, and at this point,
I think even some of you mentioned as well,
I think that's really where they are located
or where they take people because in the preview,
we see that the people are in some sort
of underground station or something like that
so maybe that's what it is
and maybe that's how Lydia will eventually find Stiles
and everybody that's been taken.
Oh and I want to mention one quick thing about Parrish,
what was he doing with the gun?
He is shooting at the ghost rider.
Obviously this is not working.
Hello?
You're a hellhound.
How about you burst into fire?
I'm just saying.
Thankfully it looks like he's actually gonna use
his hellhound powers next week.
Let's move on to Stiles' name.
So last week, a lot of you commented on our review
about the word mischief because that's what Lydia wrote
that eventually spelt Stiles.
Mischief, I don't think is his name
although executive producer Jeff Davis did say
that the word was not chosen randomly
so it has something to do with Stiles' name,
and in this episode, we got another clue about what it is.
It's actually his mother's, Claudia's father's name
because Sheriff Stilinski thought he was a great father,
a great man so he wanted his son to be named the same thing
although it sounds like his name may not be that exciting
because Claudia was like, "Why would you do that?
"That's just mean."
Plus she adds that he would be known as Stiles anyway,
which is such a great moment because it gives us,
the audience, some information about Stiles' name
but it also gives a clue
as to who Stiles is to Scott
who's trying to figure out
what's going on, who disappeared.
So what did you think of the episode?
Do you have any new thoughts on what Stiles' name
could possibly be?
What about Corey?
Do you think the ghost riders will be coming after him?
Let me know in the comments.
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Bye.
I did find it interesting that the Sheriff's father
didn't forget Stiles, I mean, when he's obviously lucid
and remembering things.
The ghost riders weren't able to affect his memory.
So now I'm even more confused
as to how this whole erasing thing works.
I don't know.