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What the frick, MTV, I start watching Teen Wolf, and not only do you not do the repeat at 1130 that I can record since I have other shows to record at 10, you have some delay on the streaming too? Of course, it wouldn't have been an issue last night if the guide didn't claim last night's ep of Castle was new when it was a repeat!!

TV commentary:

Being Human- It was nice to see some Sally-Nora bonding time, I totally forget that they both had formerly in an abusive relationship thing, like real bad (Sally's bf killed her, Nora's disfigured her) I also forgot they killed both those guys. Well, technically Sally drove hers crazy, and he eventually killed himself. But yeah, I like seeing Nora with the others so she's more than just Josh's wife.

But yeah, Sally ends up healing Nora's burns for her. How? After weeks of studying the book, which Donna had manipulating and constantly changing to mess with Sally (not that she knew that, she just thought it was a quirk of the book), she sees a spell to summon her door. So she blindly does it, but its really a trick to summon Nora. They argue, and Sally ends up immolating the book, which seems to banish Donna, but also "burns" all the spells into Sally, so now she knows powerful magicks by heart. One of which is a spell to heal Nora's burns.

But, she's still time-slipping, but realizes that its not random, that the little girl she saw is somehow calling to her, perhaps trying to get her to do something to help her.

As for Josh, he's back at work. Heh, he makes a joke about how crazy it is that he, Nora, and Aiden still have jobs with all the time they take off, attributing it to the nurse shortage in the country. Apparently they told work that Josh's mom had cancer (which seems like bad juju, you should never make up excuses that involve loved ones having major illnesses). Well, there was also Josh's sister going back to rehab thing, but that was true. Which Josh feels guilty about it, because she prolly went back due to finding out about the supernatural, and he wasn't around to help.

Work goes well at first, but it becomes clear that the wolf is right underneath the surface, clawing to get out. Which does end up being good, when Kenny sends some henchman after him in the hopes that killing Josh will get Aiden to join him and be his dad (more on that later). Apparently Josh can turn at will. Or rather, not on a full moon, its not really at will since he doesn't exactly want to turn, its the wolf that wants to get out. But, anyways, given his aggression at work, his senses being overloaded, he ends up quitting.

One thing I found interesting was Nora telling him they'll get through it and limit the wolf to its one night a month. Which, since this show time jumps all the time almost monthly so the wolf thing becomes an issue, its interesting that they haven't jumped yet, that they haven't gotten to the next full moon and have no idea what will happen then.

It is silly that they think Josh wasn't going to have serious complications. I mean, even before Sally said they didn't finish the spell, its like, they killed the wolf and dragged Josh out from inside it. They don't think that has some crazy metaphysical implications?!

Finally, onto Aiden. Kenny finally brings Aiden in and introduces himself, wanting them to rule Boston as father and son. Of course, Aiden's tired of that whole mess, and refuses, prompting Kenny to try and kill Josh. So Aiden confronts Kenny about it out in the woods and we find out a slew of things about Kenny. First, he's still disfigured, he just has the power to make everyone see him as normal. That, and he can apparently compel vampires. But, it takes its toll and has to drink 4-5 times more blood than the average vamp.

They don't have time to argue too much, because Kenny gets a call that his new club is hit. Checking the video, someone just came in and slaughtered his vamps Blade style. Who? Suzanna! Wonder why she's doing it? Also, we cut away before we see if Aiden is willing to tell Kenny that the mystery chick is his wife!