Mary Shelley's Frankenhole

[Majikthise]

I noticed him last week (how could I not since he made quite a spectacle of himself), but didn't know whether he was going to be a regular or not. Now that it looks like the larger supporting cast is going to be sticking around, I wonder if we're ever going to find out more about him. At the moment, his main character trait is that he appears to be a lot more comfortable in his fur than Lawrence was.

[StephenHero]

He also seems to be vocally in tune with Victor's creation...

[Majikthise]

Well, I'm pretty sure we've only heard him say one line so far. And he was pretty outraged at the time.

[SaintCervixCancer]

Why wouldn't there be more than one werewolf in that general area?

[Majikthise]

No reason why there wouldn't be. I just hope this one isn't seen as a substitute for Lawrence because I think he's a great character.

[SaintCervixCancer]

Lawrence also seems more like the new werewolf. And don't even get me started on substituting one lycan for another; that goes all the way back to the slavery days.

[DBZ4ever]

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Majikthise wrote:
No reason why there wouldn't be. I just hope this one isn't seen as a substitute for Lawrence because I think he's a great character.

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Ditto.

[Majikthise]

Well, we have confirmation: the new werewolf is the Wolf Man. I sure hope somebody let him out of that washing machine. I don't think you can unlatch one of those from the inside.

[DBZ4ever]

I liked him as the darker looking Wolf Man.

[4-HBabe]

At the begining of Yawn of the Dead there was a werewolf skin rug on the floor of Victor's labratory.

[DBZ4ever]

I thought I saw two in the last episode. Did I imagine that?

[Majikthise]

No, you're quite correct. There were a pair of them chowing down on a fellow's intestines in the graveyard scene. I took it to be a tribute to The Lady and the Tramp.