"Teen Wolf" Season 6 is slated to be seen in November. Despite its popularity, the supernatural TV series is not coming back after Season 6. However, there are talks that it may be Dylan O' Brien's fault.
During the show's panel at the San Diego Comic-Con, creator Jeff Davis confirmed that there will be no more seasons coming after "Teen Wolf" Season 6. A few hours after the news was revealed, Davis disclosed that the decision was fueled by his agreement with MTV.
"The network and I were in total agreement on 100 episodes," Jeff Davis told TV Line. Season 6 will be featuring a total of 20 episodes.
Although Davis confirmed that "Teen Wolf" Season 6 will be the finale due to the earlier plan of airing only 100 episodes, there are speculations that O' Brien's condition may have caused the termination of the series. O' Brien's accident at the set of "Maze Runner 3" triggered major delays for the series' production.
Season 6 will be centered on Stiles Stilinsky (O' Brien) and based on its official trailer, things would not be easy for him. He will be forgotten by his friends, and he will be fighting with the Nazi werewolf.
Scott McCall (Tyler Posey) will be single for the first time as his girlfriend Kira Yukimura (Arden Cho) will no longer be seen in "Teen Wolf" Season 6. It is uncertain how her departure will be revealed in the story.
New villains called the Ghostriders are expected to give troubles to Scott and Stiles. The Ghostriders will be targeting Stiles as their next victim.
Davis earlier revealed that putting Stiles at the center of "Teen Wolf" Season 6 was actually their earlier plan. He assured that Stiles' relationship with every character will be renewed in the series' finale.
"Stiles is a big part of the season because a lot of this season's mystery revolves around him," Davis told Entertainment Weekly. "We're going to see just what Stiles' friendship means to Scott, Lydia, and Malia.
"Teen Wolf" Season 6 will air on Nov. 15 on MTV. The series' finale is likely to have the same time slot of 9 p.m. every Tuesdays.
Watch the official trailer of "Teen Wolf" final season: