I feel like a full baby who has just been burped: It won’t get any better than this until I poop, y’all. In Mexico, we learn that Scott is going to be turned into a Berserker. Kate’s motives seem unclear here, but I don’t doubt that they’ll be explained. Right now though, her angle is a little obtuse. Just saying “I want to know about you Scott” sounds less like an ominous threat and more like a line Kate would use to try and pick him up after hours at a TGIFridays. Other pick up lines used at the restaurant could involve the deputy hitting on Daddy Argent by being all, “Is that a lead pipe keeping you pinned to the wall or are you just happy to see me?” The show has done an excellent job setting up Scott’s potential fall from grace and that was never more true than this week. We are reminded once again that Scott is a true alpha — one who came into his powers for no reason other than his nature. But Scott’s been battling his violent urges all season and this skull-mask being shoved onto his face could be his undoing. It was great to see Dr. Deacon back in action. I have to say that my pleasure at his return was magnified when I quietly realized that the show now officially has their own Hannibal Lecter in the person of the hole-in-head having Dr. V. The fact that there’s a supernatural ward in Eichen House is sensational and, god willing, some plucky development-minded creative will conjure up a spin-off worthy of being the descendant of a show this splendid. Parting questions: So Peter wants Kate dead, now? Does that mean he didn’t really want Scott dead? Who DOESN’T Peter actually want dead and also shouldn’t Derek just give him that sack of cash to calm him down and keep him from causing terrible things to happen to Malia as I’m sure will transpire? Sigh. Oh Peter. You’re lucky I am so deeply invested in your well-fitting tee-shirts.
