“Season two is 10,000 times better than the first season in every single way,” Tyler told me yesterday at MTV’s Upfront press junket. “Every episode has big moments of action or emotion — I really think the fans are going to freak out.”
And it sounds like Scott & Alison ‘shippers will do a fair amount of freaking as well, since Crystal revealed that the two start off in a good place despite learning that her boyfriend is a werewolf and her family has been hunting them for centuries. “She’s still very much in love with Scott but her dad intercepts them in the season premiere and says they can’t ever see each other again,” Crystal says, hinting at a major Romeo & Juliet vibe. “But eventually something really horrible happens and she takes a complete turn.”

“I never thought Stiles was just solely comic relief, but there is so much more to him this season,” Dylan tells me. “He starts to have more of a difficult time dealing with everything. He’s also got a lot more drama in his home life this year. He’s still funny in every episode – but there’s a little more serious stuff for him to deal with. Which I’m really excited about.”

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OLOGY: So what in the hell happened to Lydia in last season’s finale?

HOLLAND RODEN: I think it’s somewhat apparent that she didn’t die, even though she almost didn’t live. But she didn’t die, and we don’t know if she’s turning or not. So that’s sort of the cliff hanger, obviously, for season 2 – does she turn, does she die, does she live with no consequences?

So with Lydia’s transformation, does it have a bigger effect on the second season?

A large one. A large one. I was so grateful because I came into the show in an ensemble cast, but generally, I was supportive of an ensemble cast. And now my character takes main stage, and I’m so grateful that Jeff Davis has given me the material to be a full-time actor on the show now. So I’m overjoyed to have more than I can handle on this show.

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