SPOILERS: Clayton is a bigger dumb ass than I originally thought! Instead of having a normal meet and greet with Elena and his family to announce their engagement, Clay brings her to Stonehaven to meet Jeremy [Greg Byrk], then proceeds to exit the room, change, and re-enter the room in wolf form, only to bite Elena’s hand. WHY?! I started this thing praising the writers and creators for finally giving us some answers, but they missed a big one right here: Why did Clay bite her BEFORE telling her what he was? I assume he bit her so that they could be wolves together, but why not breach the subject and give the girl a choice in whether or not she gets changed into a furry (albeit awesome) beast? Selfish, stupid move, my man! Though the whole thing does go a long way towards explaining how she could hate him so much, and yet still obviously love him. A lot of seemingly random stuff happened in this week’s episode, including old pack member Daniel Santos [Michael Luckett] (who we saw talking to Logan [Michael Xavier] at the end of the last episode) coming to ask about rejoining the pack. What confuses me is that, judging by his demeanor and the words coming out of his mouth, he doesn’t really want to be part of the pack. I understand his primary motivation (that we know of) is safety, but dude seems to really hate everyone involved, except maybe Elena. Along with Random Dan, we also see the Sheriff [Fiona Highet], her Deputy [Rogan Christopher] with a bunch of local townspeople (including the Danvers clan). They are all searching the Stonehaven property for Missing Redneck #1, also known as Braxton [Evan Buliung], who had told his brother friend (kind of like sister wife, but, you know, not) Travis [Noah Cappe] that he was going to look for their hunting dog. All I have to say is, arrogant move, dude. You, along with most everyone else, suspect someone in the Danver’s clan is responsible for the recent killings, and you know that they hate you. And yet, despite these things, you decide to go search, alone, in the deep woods, for your dog, who is no doubt far from there by now. I’ve already placed a few spoilers in this week’s review (though only one spoiler-y enough to give warning beforehand), so I won’t continue to ramble on too much longer. What I will say is that while I keep finding myself wondering how long I’ll bother to keep watching this show, they always give me a little bit of a reason to come back for the next installment. It definitely hasn’t grabbed me by the proverbial (or are they?) horns yet, but I also most decidedly haven’t given up yet. Oh yeah, by the way Elena, you should probably get back to Toronto in time for your best friend’s (who happens to be you boyfriend’s sister) wedding. You know, the one you’re in? cue bags being packed Also, on another note, if we were to get interview with one of the cast members, who would you like to see? Comment, people! I want to hear your thoughts on the show and our coverage of it. Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter for all news updates related to the world of geek. And Google+, if that’s your thing!
Bitten Bitten Review
<span title='2025-07-27 00:00:00 +0000 UTC'>July 27, 2025</span> · 3 min · 568 words · Ronald Bequette