Hello there.
I'm Paul Rea with the official Teen Wolf Wiki.
And today we're talking about the new trilogy of Teen Wolf movies that could be coming to
Paramount Plus.
What's that?
You didn't know there was a possible trilogy in the offing?
Yep.
When Paramount executive and Teen Wolf champion, Chris McCarthy went over to MGM to get control
of the intellectual property in order to make more of our beloved show, he managed to secure
the rights for not one, not two, but three Teen Wolf movies for Paramount Plus.
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Anais: Impossible! What's the catch, there's always a catch.
We only get the one movie unless you can somehow convince fellow Teen Wolf Fans to make all the right moves
and let Paramount know we want more.
I am self-aware enough to know that I am a much too controversial figure in the
Teen Wolf fandom to lead this fight.
Believe it or not, I am not well-liked in all corners.
But I also know a number of Teen Wolf influencers, watch my stuff.
So I'm talking to them most of all and urging them to take this message to those corners
that I cannot reach.
So the deal is this.
If we want more Teen Wolf, after the first movie, we have to subscribe to Paramount Plus
the day the movie is released.
I know me saying that pisses some people off, but it's true.
New subscriptions are the only metric that really matters, when folks at Netflix, Disney,
Amazon, Paramount, whatever are deciding what franchises will get more content.
Currently Paramount is offering their cheapest plan at less than $5 a month in the United States.
Plus you get seven days free when you sign up.
So you could technically cancel on the last day.
And still be counted as a new subscriber for the purposes of Operation Teen Wolf Trilogy.
Oh, did I not mention that's what I'm calling it in my head Operation Teen Wolf Trilogy.
It needs a name because this has to be a total fandom effort.
We need to create a nice big bump for new subscriptions
if we ever hope to see the Teen Wolf universe again.
Deep Announcer Voice: At this point in the video, according to the algorythm, you're
getting tired of hearing Paul drone on, so he's tapped me to explain exactly what he
means by, "We need to make a bump in new subscribers", in order to get more Teen Wolf.
This chart shows how many users downloaded the Paramount Plus app from the app store
or Google Play over the past year or so.
These things are bumps. This isn't a one-to-one comparison with new subscribers but it's as
close as we have access to.
Here's the bump we think is the debut of the movie Infinite and the iCarly re-boot.
This bump along here is when they started offering a free year of Paramount Plus with
new T-Mobile service.
Here we have people getting those phones for christmas and the debut of the Yellowstone
spinoff 1883.
Then we get some early World Cup games and other important sporting events.
This big honking spike is when that new Halo series debuted in March.
This giant one was kind of a mystery until Paul dug into a bunch of stuff he doesn't
really watch - this huge spike coincides with the Champions League final between Liverpool
and Real Madrid, European soccer's ultimate game.
Pair that kind of match up with a week of Paramount Plus for free and you get this kind
of, giant increase in interest..
Now, there is zero chance that Teen Wolf could ever hit a, Champions League final, enormously
massive bump.
But, if we can just, manage a medium-sized, iCarly bump, we should be in the ballpark.
Again, this all needs to happen on, Teen Wolf Debut Day, in order to really make, the powers
that be, take notice of Teen Wolf Fandom.
Paul: How big is a big bump?
I have no idea.
Frankly, I don't know how many fans we actually have globally.
I know we're not the biggest, which is why we need everybody pulling in the same direction
on debut day, which right now appears to be sometime in October.