'Teen Wolf' Review: "Ghosted"

Sabrina Petrafesa ‘18 / Emertainment Monthly Executive Publisher
Teen Wolf comes back from break answering some questions and again leaving us questioning more than we thought we could as viewers. Melissa and Chris work to save Chris’s life as he slowly dies from deceptively major wounds left by a ghost rider whip. Scott, Malia and Lydia all head to Canaan after Stiles leads them there. Liam, Hayden, and serial killer werewolf/science teacher work to catch a Ghost Rider.
Evidently, Melissa McCall (Melissa Ponzio) reigns as the real MVP of Teen Wolf again in this episode. After Chris Argent (JR Bourne) ends up in the hospital with surface wounds from a Ghost Rider whip that are killing him, he works with Melissa to save his own life. Melissa takes a list of ingredients that are not in English and then translates them to put it all together and save Chris’s life.
In an interesting turn of events, Liam (Dylan Sprayberry) and Hayden (Victoria Moroles) end up working with their science teacher, Garrett Douglass (Pete Ploszek), who is also a serial killer werewolf, to capture a Ghost Rider and resurrect Theo (Cody Christian) in the process. Theo obviously knows who Douglass is and that he is probably a creation of the Dread Doctors from last season. Theo also knows Stiles. Since he was dead when the Ghost Riders took Stiles, his memory was never affected. The conflict that will ensue very briefly in the next episode between Theo, Scott and Malia will no doubt be exciting before they promptly put it all behind them to work together to take down the Ghost Riders.
Teen Wolf yet again is giving us exactly what we expect from the show, but it brilliantly pulls on our heartstrings because the characters are compelling and regularly break our hearts week after week. This episode was a great way to return from break to continue the final season.
Episode Grade: A-