Female Werewolf needles in a haystack

[Thrillerboy]

Originally Posted by elrey

I don't think so, it looks like a ended story

It's open-ended, but between the boring storytelling, and the decision to barely show the wolf itself (let alone a TF), it's not really worth the time of day either way.

[elrey]

Originally Posted by Thrillerboy

It's open-ended, but between the boring storytelling, and the decision to barely show the wolf itself (let alone a TF), it's not really worth the time of day either way.

I agree, what a waste of potential. You want to set a love story with a werewolf and basically you never show a TF or a wolf, very disappointed.

[Skalla-Grimm]

Originally Posted by elrey

I agree, what a waste of potential. You want to set a love story with a werewolf and basically you never show a TF or a wolf, very disappointed.

Not quite, you do see the wolf.

[Thrillerboy]

Originally Posted by Skalla-Grimm

Not quite, you do see the wolf.

Yeah, the only redeeming quality about the whole thing was that the model they used for the wolf actually looked really good. It just makes it more infuriating that they chose to use none of that talent on even some partial stage TF effects.

[howlingfan]

Originally Posted by Skalla-Grimm

Not quite, you do see the wolf.

Damn, that IS an awesome werewolf. Well, if they do a second season (someone said they left the show open-ended), maybe they'll get a bigger budget and will do an actual TF. Hey, a guy can dream.

[elrey]

Originally Posted by howlingfan

Damn, that IS an awesome werewolf. Well, if they do a second season (someone said they left the show open-ended), maybe they'll get a bigger budget and will do an actual TF. Hey, a guy can dream.

I love to dream, but I don't think they will, but ehy, you never know.
In Bitten we had the best TFs in season 1 btw