Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles star Pete Ploszek will be lending more than just his voice to Teen Wolf for season 6.
Ploszek voices lead ninja turtle Leonardo in Michael Bay’s current live-action reboot film franchise. Out of the Shadows hits cinemas on June 6, 2016.
In the meantime, Ploszek will have a major recurring role on Teen Wolf. Deadline reports that he will portray “Mr. Garrett Douglas, a charming, handsome young new teacher, the kind everyone has a crush on.”
Little is known about Teen Wolf season 6 at the moment, but the cast and crew are currently filming the first 10 episodes, which are projected to premiere some time in June, as the series usually does.
Ploszek’s role doesn’t sound entirely ominous, but do you remember the last time we got an innocent looking new teacher? She turned out to be a dark Druid and kind of messed everything up. Sure, we’ve gotten Mr. Yukimura and Mrs. Martin in the meantime, but if this Mr. Douglas is already being pitched as handsome and charming, I for one am refusing to trust him.
We spoke with Teen Wolf Showrunner Jeff Davis on Monday and asked him about the current season being filmed. He said there will be a three month time jump between seasons, with the main group starting in on their last semester at Beacon Hills High School.
“Season 6 actually really goes back to the friendship, the main thrust of the show, which is about two best friends going out into the woods one night to find a dead body,” Davis says. “The first part of season 6 is very much about Stiles and Scott’s friendship.”
The preview of season 6 we saw after the episode on Tuesday is meant to give us a hint at what’s to come. Could any of those images be related to Mr. Douglas?
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— TEEN WOLF (@MTVteenwolf) March 9, 2016
Davis also left us with this final nugget of information about Teen Wolf season 6: “It’s a big season, actually, for both Scott and Lydia in terms of change.”