S01.E01: From a Spark to a Flame

[luckyroll3]

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A teenage boy and girl have their lives changed forever when a California wildfire awakens a terrifying supernatural creature.

Airdate: 01.26.2023

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[Keywestclubkid]

That was some major old school WB/CW pilot going on … the shots of actors pondering off in the distance face (smell the fart) some of the cringe lines with “pack” thrown in … the whole twins portion of the episode… but I didn’t hate it .. I kinda wanna see where they are gonna go .. 

[luckyroll3]

11 hours ago, Keywestclubkid said:

That was some major old school WB/CW pilot going on … the shots of actors pondering off in the distance face (smell the fart) some of the cringe lines with “pack” thrown in … the whole twins portion of the episode… but I didn’t hate it .. I kinda wanna see where they are gonna go .. 

Same! When the credits started rolling I said to myself, "well that wasn't.....terrible. Let's see where this goes." 

The whole "the arsonist is a teenager....on your bus....watching the fire they started" part was a bit of a head scratcher. Like why would this kid care about that when he has a fricken supernatural bite that only he can see?!?! It was weird. I don't know. Definitely need to see more to see if any of it starts making sense. 

[Paloma]

Although this is definitely not aimed at my demographic (over 65), I loved Buffy and have enjoyed some CW shows aimed at young audiences, and I also usually enjoy stories about supernatural creatures. So I decided to give Wolf Pack a shot, and I liked it enough to watch at least a couple more episodes. I'm not thrilled with the twins looking like models whose perfect makeup and hair are not even a bit messed up by running through a wildfire area, but I want to find out more about their back story. It looked like their adoptive dad rescued them as wolf cubs during a previous wildfire, but if they were wolves at birth, how did they become human or werewolves? I know how it is supposed to work the other direction (a human bitten or maybe scratched by a werewolf becomes a werewolf), but wolf cub becoming a human baby doesn't quite make sense. I guess we're not supposed to think too hard about it.

 

[Sarahsmile416]

I’m about where everyone else is.  I came for Sarah Michelle Gellar so will probably watch it for its entirety (even if it means hate watching), but I didn’t hate it.  I did not like the twins either - but liked the two high school students enough.  I was intrigued enough but hope that Sarah Michelle Gellar will start kicking ass soon so as to be worth the price of admission.  

[Chaos Theory]

I have been looking for a werewolf show and just wish this was more adult and not CW/WB.   It isn’t bad.  It actually has potential.   I like the mystery of who on the bus set the fire.   Plus of course Sarah Michelle Gellar.    But it’s way to teenagy for my taste but most things are these days.   Still it’s werewolves and not stupid vampires or boring zombies so I will give it a few episodes to impress me.  

[Scarlett45]

I have time this summer so I got Paramount+ to watch this. I was attracted to an idea of a supernatural show and of course Sarah Michelle Gellar. 
 

I assumed Luna was his sister from the string of texts, and when this gorgeous blonde with cool toned highlight appeared I said “she looks like a Luna”, Harlan’s acting was a little less stuff so I’m giving it a chance. 
 

Blake having a brother on the ASD spectrum and the issues with her Dad (who’s parentified her, but didn’t leave like mom did) is relatable so I’m game. Can four wolves make a pack?

 

Also- did Garret see the little baby cubs turn human before he decided to take them home to protect them??