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The MTV supernatural TV Series “Teen Wolf” wrapped up the fifth season last month and ever since the curtains came down, rumors have been swirling around about the upcoming sixth season.
Fans of the teen drama are busy in guessing games and it is being said that season six will be the last season. Well, nothing has been officially announced by the television network. What has come out is the title of the premiere episode and it goes by the name of “Memory Lost”.
According to reports, showrunner Jeff Davis has indicated that the episode will focus on the romantic angle between Stiles and Lydia. He revealed the secret during an interview when he was asked about the duo’s relationship and if they would ever come to terms with their lingering feelings

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