Karen and Natalie debate whether or not Theo can be trusted in our recap of Teen Wolf season 6, episode 7, “Heartless.”

Featured Song: “Murder Song (5, 4, 3, 2, 1)” by AURORA

– This was a very fast, very funny, very full episode.
– We’re curious about screenwriter credits and why they’re not more publicly promoted.
– Broken record: Malia is everything. But that elevator kick though!
– Theo’s cold open was shocking, as was his acquiescence.
– Do we believe in his innocence – should he be given a chance?
– We’re surprised at the pack’s willingness to immediately “kill” him again.
– Once more, the crux of the plot – trapping a Ghost Rider – involves so much SCIENCE.
– What the hell is going on with Parrish? Is he a servant of the Wild Hunt?
– Mr Douglas shows up – looks like the Nazi cat is out of the Nazi bag.
– But what’s his, or the Dread Doctors’, connection to the Wild Hunt?
– Also, Theo knows him, sure, but how does he know Theo? Did they like, get him out of the tank to chat?
– We have a couple of very different theories about the whip and the green glowing eyes.
– Are the nine herbs just a general deus ex machina cure-all now, or is there some logic?
– Karen likes the shedding skin effect because she’s gross.
– We now have Empirical Proof that Peter is a big ol’ self-sacrificing good guy loser.
– We also learn the truth about Caleb – he was conjured by the banshee, not the Ghost Riders.
– If Claudia’s the same, does that mean anyone can conjure such a phantom?
– Most importantly, is she aware of the truth, or is she an innocent – believing that her life is the truth?
– We’re glad things are improving with Natalie Martin, we have no time for difficult parents on this show.
– The Teen Wolf series finale is one of our most anticipated TV moments of the year – what are we currently hoping for?

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