'Teen Wolf' season 5B spoilers, cast; Tyler Posey talks about new character

"Teen Wolf" fans said their temporary goodbyes to the series last August and will welcome the show with new episodes when its season 5B returns in January next year.

Luckily, during Oct. 9's New York Comic-Con (NYCC) panel, "Teen Wolf's" Tyler Posey, Dylan Sprayberry, Cody Christian and producer Jeff Davis teased some of the things fans can expect when season 5 returns.

First off, it was revealed that "Teen Wolf" will be aired on a new schedule — Tuesdays. The show will return with season 5B on Jan. 5, 2016.

According to the scoop compiled by Hollywood Life, the upcoming season will feature Posey's Scott and Arden Cho's Kira pretty much into each other.

The upcoming season will also feature conflicts between characters. Scott and Stiles' (Dylan O'Brien) "bromance" has not been rekindled, and it was reported that their conflict will be heightened.

Scott and Liam (Sprayberry) will also not work things out, and Posey revealed that his character will find it hard to forget the fact that Liam almost killed him back in 5A finale.

In the same report, it was also revealed that a new creature will be introduced in 5B, known as the Beast.

Posey, Sprayberry, and Christian discussed about this new character, considered as 5B's "new big bad," as stated in the report from Entertainment Weekly.

"It's ominous. It's scary. But there's not much we can say. Part of it is because we don't know much about it, as actors," Posey described to the outlet a day after their NYCC panel.

Posey may not have filmed scenes involving the new creature but Sprayberry and Christian already have and they also revealed their own funny description of the Beast.

"The picture of the dude that plays the thing is a guy in a gray suit with a noodle on his head," Sprayberry said, adding that the "noodle" was placed there to make the actor appear taller.

It's still kind of a long wait before season 5B airs, but with all the teases "Teen Wolf" cast gave out, it will definitely be worth the wait.

 

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