Last week it was announced that DC Entertainment is working on a Teen Titans television pilot for cable channel TNT, which, as we're all aware, knows drama. As a big fan of the cartoon line-up when I was... well, older than I was supposed to be and still watching cartoons, I thought we'd take the time to explore just who we'd like to see in a Teen Titan teen drama. Teen!

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In case you couldn't tell from the title, this new movie with Lily-Rose Depp and Harley Quinn Smith sounds pretty weird. To start: It's called Yoga Hosers.

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Good morning, nerds! As those of us who live east of the Rockies slept, Comic-Con raged on. We'll be continuing our coverage throughout the day, but first, we've assembled a few overnight highlights for your bleary eyes. To wit: Orphan Black fans are great! Teen Wolf is coming back! The Avengers taught George R.R. Martin how to kill! And...wait, what's that about an Evil Dead TV series?

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From Heisenberg to How I Met Your Aunt Robin, this broadcast TV season has been full of moments that warranted discussion (or angry, inarticulate yelling at screens). Nielsen Social used Twitter data to reveal the shows that got us talking, and wow...we obviously had a lot of feelings. Can you guess which geek shows made the top 10?

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In Teen Wolf, a show full of alpha males and machismo, one of the most interesting characters is something else entirely – a woman. Lydia Martin begins her arc in episode one as a stereotypically ditzy, beautiful, popular girl, but that soon starts to unravel. Over the course of the first three seasons, it is slowly but resolutely revealed how intelligent and powerful Lydia actually is. From a feminist standpoint, Lydia is incredibly important because she starts her story attempting to adhere to the traditional dumb popular girl trope but slowly, through her relationships and character development, drops her pretense to reveal her true intelligence and power as a woman.

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The Walking Dead picks up its third former The Wire cast member, and True Blood picks up an actor from The Wolverine (hint: it's not Hugh Jackman).

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I am now left with a mental image of a tattoo gun that looks like a Plasmid injector. (artist and owner unknown; via Geeks Are Sexy)

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Last night, 9:59 PM EST: "Man, it feels god that I've decided to give up on Teen Wolf after season three. Time to start the last episode I'm ever going to watch!" 11:01 PM EST: "Dammit."

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I don't know what I'm writing right now. How am I supposed to recap an episode that DOESN'T EXIST in which there was a very big thing that DIDN'T HAPPEN?

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It's time for our recap of the Teen Wolf episode "De-Void," or, as I like to refer to it, "Body Horror and Fly-Vision." Seriously. Fly-vision.

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Oh yay. Teen Wolf does another flashback episode. It's tough to communicate the full extent of my excitement using this medium, so here's a gif.

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The only Teen Wolf episode to get a "viewer discretion is advised" warning at the beginning of it, because there's some creepy mental institution stuff and also because "Echo House" kind of sucks.

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Teen Wolf keeps their hot streak going in an episode where Allison tasers Peter and the Nogitsune's up to something and Allison tasers Peter and Derek behaves like a champ and Allison tasers Peter.

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Game of Thrones Jason Momoa as a werewolf? I'd like to say, "I'm there," but what is up with them ripping off the 80s Teen Wolf movie? Also, it kind of just looks like a terrible film. But Momoa does have some epic guyliner going on. It's a tough call. Are you following The Mary Sue on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, Pinterest, & Google +?

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I don't want to jinx things, but... I think Teen Wolf may be well on the road to recovery after a subpar first half of the season. We could still dive head-first into the maw of abandoned plotlines and logical inconsistencies, but after last week's great episode, and this week's wonderful episode, I'm feeling proud to say I watch this show. It's something I haven't felt since season two. I missed it.

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This episode was great, and I don't just say that because Shang Tsung from Mortal Kombat was a guest star. It's only mostly that. FINISH HIM.

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In which it's Halloween in January, the writers punk out on confirming a bisexual character, and Derek has no interest in your raves. Beacon Hills is a small town! Why do they even have so many?

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