Bitten: The Series

[make_her_grow]

Originally Posted by Kantomaster1111

That women are supposed to die during the transformation was not portrayed effectively during Elena's struggle through her first transformation. Detail in the transformation or not, it seemed easier for her to overcome than they built it up to be. Book aside, the TV show is not doing much setup that leads to anything. The only thing was that women cannot survive the change, and she spent about a minute huffing and puffing through something that should have killed her. Unless they come back to why it was so easy for her, the budget, time limits, and writing (specifically) for the episode should have considered this for a better payoff. Even if we didn't see anymore transformation detail.

From the fetish stand point, I think the show us done for us. Do not expect any more on screen TF's for the girl as I don't realistically expect them.

For those watching the show for the show, I wish you the best of luck with it. I never had high hopes for it as those aren't werewolf monsters in my book so I lost interest in it pretty quickly.

[CNash]

It'd be a pretty boring series if they were just "werewolf monsters". How many times can you watch the same old stereotype?

[Anahki]

Originally Posted by CNash

It'd be a pretty boring series if they were just "werewolf monsters". How many times can you watch the same old stereotype?

It's like chocolate. How many times can you eat chocolate before you become fed up?
I really love werewolf monsters. And I can tell you that the supposed stereotype is hardly in use today. The paradigm these days goes between the fangs/lens/claws ala "Tween Wolf" or the wolves(real or cgi)/doggies like in Bitten. The only remaining (more or less) classical werewolf is the one that appears sometimes in Being Human (until they run out of money).

[Jake]

Originally Posted by Anahki

By the way, I think I owe you this:

http://pdfspider.com/go/5434078

It is the graphic novel about how Elena was turned into werewolf. The graphic novel is supposed to be canonical, and not an effort from a fan or something like that. So, after reading it, you should imangine how could it have been in a "HBO style"... Moreover, contrary of what happened in the episode 5, it gives off a clear idea of why Elena clearly decided to go back to the pack.
About the comic itself, it is quite short, so you can read it in 5 minutes .

Link doesn't work.

[Anahki]

Originally Posted by Jake

Link doesn't work.

Sorry buddy, I'm not the owner... anyway, it's not hard if you search a bit through internet. I am not sure if I still have a copy somewhere... let me have a look.

[Skalla-Grimm]

Originally Posted by Anahki

Sorry buddy, I'm not the owner... anyway, it's not hard if you search a bit through internet. I am not sure if I still have a copy somewhere... let me have a look.

It used to be available for free on Kelley Armstrong's website, but they decided to switch to selling it as an ebook and will be relaunching it in the fall. About half of it is still up on the DeviantARt site of the artist Angilram though.

[Chiaroscuros]

No TF.

[thatnightwolf]

On Syfy.com, the synopsis for the next episode reads "With their existence threatened, the Pack must put their personal issues aside to survive. Plus: Get ready for a werewolf transformation unlike any you've seen before."

I'm not saying that everyone should get their hopes up again, but at least it seems Syfy channel is at least vaguely aware that one of the selling features of a show about werewolves are the transformations. It's also a pretty bold claim to make, so I hope they bring something interesting to the table. Fingers crossed for tail growth. I certainly haven't seen that before in a major release.

[Anahki]

Originally Posted by thatnightwolf

On Syfy.com, the synopsis for the next episode reads "With their existence threatened, the Pack must put their personal issues aside to survive. Plus: Get ready for a werewolf transformation unlike any you've seen before."

I'm not saying that everyone should get their hopes up again, but at least it seems Syfy channel is at least vaguely aware that one of the selling features of a show about werewolves are the transformations. It's also a pretty bold claim to make, so I hope they bring something interesting to the table. Fingers crossed for tail growth. I certainly haven't seen that before in a major release.

And we should not forget that it might be a male TF... Anyway, perhaps it's because there would be some clothes destruction. Or even better, clothes destruction and tail xD xD.

[thatnightwolf]

Originally Posted by Anahki

And we should not forget that it might be a male TF... Anyway, perhaps it's because there would be some clothes destruction. Or even better, clothes destruction and tail xD xD.

Given the short preview clip and brief synopsis, it appears that it's going to be an Elena TF. I think there's a good chance at some clothing destruction because she appears to be changing while trapped underneath a car.

[trc071880]

Meh... Not getting my hopes up.

[Anahki]

Ok, more or less confirmed: Elena's TF inside the car: lots of metal and clothes to hide nudity and the "worst" of the transformation. So yes, don't expect too much. (I've read the book passage, I'm not a seer xD).