'Teen Wolf' Release new trailer for the final 10 episodes of the Final series! Dylan O'Brien AKA Stiles is Back!!!


Considering the awesome Dylan O'Brien needed to take time off from acting for a while to recover from his tragic accident on the set of one of his latest movies 'Maze Runner: The Death Cure', it was understandable that he was absent for much of Teen Wolf's first ten episodes of the final season. Still, the ending of the winter finale left whether or not he'd actually be in the series' final ten episodes up in the air, despite him making it out of the episode alive. 

 Now the full-length trailer for the final season has dropped and we finally know if Stiles will return to Beacon Hills. The answer is YES of course.

 The final ten episodes will follow Scott and his pack on the night before they leave for college, as they discover a new enemy in Beacon Hills that threatens the fate of everything they care about. At one point in the trailer, Dylan appears in his now iconic Jeep and asks a shocked Scott, "You didn't think you were doing this without me, did you?"

 And he's not the only one popping up to help win the pack's final battle. Tyler Hoachlin, AKA Derek, appears next to Styles a second later and says the pack won't be battling without him either. Colton Haynes and Charlie Carver, who played Jackson and Ethan in the early seasons of the show, make an appearance as well. It's one big family reunion!

 Considering Stiles left for D.C. at the end of the winter finale to attend George Washington University's pre-FBI program, it's probably safe to assume that he'll probably only be in one or two episodes at the end of the season, but that's far better than none at all and if its more then that's just a plus!

 I'm so pumped! Check out the trailer below:



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