Paramount+ is the latest streaming service to capitalize on our undying thirst for nostalgia with the return of the wolf pack in Teen Wolf: The Movie.
The film is a continuation of the popular 2011 series 'Teen Wolf.' Though they are no longer teens, many of the original cast members are returning for the film along with some new faces.
Ian Bohen is among the returning 'OGs' of 'Teen Wolf,' and is reprising his role of The Alpha Werewolf - Peter Hale. He joined KRLD's What to Watch team to talk about the wolf pack's comeback.
"Any actor getting to reprise a role after such a long layoff - about five years? It's very flattering," he said.
"It was a dream come true, and we're hoping that we can make many more."
Set under the full moon in Beacon Hills, the film has a familiar setting and theme, just with a slight new direction, according to Bohen.
"There is several years of time cut between where the story in the seat in the series ended, and where we pick up some of the characters have kids, some of the characters aren't there anymore," Bohen said.
"We have the history and everything that has happened ... but it really is a completely new story with a new direction."
Since the conclusion of the 'Teen Wolf' series in 2017, Bohen has added some new characters to his resume, such as his character Ryan on the popular series 'Yellowstone.' Ryan is a fan favorite on the series, with a laid back comedic demeanor, while Peter Hale is a much darker role. We asked Bohen which is the better role to play: the good guy or the bad guy?
"I will say playing a perceived villain is more fun than playing a good guy because you have to figure out ways to justify the bad behavior and the things that the character does without judging them, and that's a fun ride to take," he said.
We also discussed the absence of Dylan O'Brien's character Stiles as well as the possibility of a 'Teen Wolf' revival series in our full interview here.
To watch the interview with Ian Bohen, tap here.
Once you've finished howling in excitement over the latest 'Teen Wolf' adventure, you can howl in laughter as the new Netflix comedy You People.
you people
The highly anticipated Netflix comedy 'You People' tells the story of a couple in their honeymoon phase navigating the clashes of culture between their families.
The film is led by a star-studded cast including familiar faces like Eddie Murphy, Jonah Hill, and Nia Long.
'You People' is playing in select theaters, and will be available to stream on Netflix starting Friday, January 27th.
the bachelor
Get ready to plan your next girls' night in, because 'The Bachelor' is back! Season 27 kicked off this week with a whole new cast of ladies looking for love.
This year's Bachelor is Zach Shallcross, a contestant from the previous season of 'The Bachelorette' who left the show prior to the finale. Now, he has his own chance to find love amongst a list of over 20 single women.
Episode 1 of 'The Bachelor' Season 27 is available on Hulu. New episodes will air every Monday on ABC.
Pokerface
If you're uncertain of what to watch on TV this weekend, look no further! 'Poker Face' is a new mystery-of-the-week series led by the hilarious Natasha Lyonne.
Blessed with the gift of sniffing out any lie from a mile away, her character Charlie travels the open road solving mysteries, encountering a myriad of interesting characters and situations along the way.
'Poker Face' will be available on Peacock on January 26th.
Extraordinary
Imagine a world where everyone had superpowers... except you. 'Extraordinary' is a comedy that follows the journey of a young woman who seems to be the only one of her planet without a supernatural talent.
All episodes of 'Extraordinary' are available to binge watch on Hulu now.
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