There are still a few long months to go before “Teen Wolf” hits the screen with its fifth season, and fans have been eager to find out what they can expect to see in the upcoming episodes. Information has been relatively scarce so far though, with few official confirmations about anything. We did get to see plenty of leaks though, but as usual in those cases, it was not very easy to figure out which of them were true and which were hoaxes.
Most recently, we’ve heard some information straight from the main source – the cast of the show – who have apparently decided to shed a little light on what their fans can expect to see when the show returns. Shelley Hennig, who plays the role of Malia Tait, said that the current production is very chaotic and doesn’t follow a strict plan, with the filming rather jumping from one episode to another all over the place.
In general, however, she said that the production is roughly in the first quarter of the season, so it seems like they have some time to go before the show is ready for the public. Of course, given the way the show is being filmed according to Hennig’s reports, it’s entirely possible that a large portion of the latter episodes have already been filmed and just need to go through post-production.
Hennig also gave some information about how the plot of the new season will be structured, stating that it will start from where season 4 ended. And while the show definitely gives off a feeling of picking up where it left off originally, there are lots of new things to be explored at the same time, and Hennig seemed very excited about what’s coming in season 5.
The relationship between Malia and Stiles will apparently not be any more stable in the new episodes either, as there will be no “smooth sailing”, as Hennig described it. Fans were curious to see if the two would maybe start to get a long a bit more easily, but apparently the producers of the show don’t have any intention to give them that, and they’re actually moving in the exact opposite direction.
With a few months to go in its production, the show should be back on the screen in June if all goes according to plans. So far, there haven’t been any reports of any delays in the filming or production, so it’s looking more and more likely that in June, fans of “Teen Wolf” will be treated to all new episodes that will continue some of the most interesting plot developments that were set up in season 4.