For now, the show is scheduled to return on November 15, and the producers have a relatively flexible schedule to finish their filming properly. It remains to be seen if they will need an extension due to the circumstances surrounding Dylan O’Brien, but hopefully that won’t be the case. Of course, injuries can be unpredictable in some cases, and the actor’s condition could start deteriorating by October, which would put a spike in the wheels of the production.
If that does happen, we expect an announcement by the producers around the end of September, as that’s when they should realistically know what the situation looks like. If O’Brien is still in a bad shape, fans should at least be kept in the loop.
There is also the slim possibility that the show could still make it for the November 15 launch date even with those issues, if the producers rearranged some of its episodes.
But that would be impossible to do at the last moment, and it’s also a difficult task to pull off in any case, except for shows that don’t follow a connected story between their episodes. This is obviously a last resort for the producers of “Teen Wolf” and it could also have a negative impact on the show’s popularity, so we hope that they don’t have to resort to that.