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* {{Leitmotif}}: Styles and Pam each have their own background music cues, often heard when they enter a scene. Styles's theme is a cool, scheming bass tune, and Pam's theme is a "dreamy" pop-rock tune.
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* NosyNeighbor / SecretChaser: Mrs. Seslick lives next door to the Howard family, and is always a step away from figuring out the family's secret and outing them to the community.
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* NosyNeighbor / SecretChaser: NosyNeighbor: Mrs. Seslick lives next door to the Howard family, and is always a step away from [[SecretChaser figuring out the family's secret secret]] and outing them to the community.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: Pam may be a flake who'll only give Scott the time of day if there's even the slightest hint that he's suddenly going to be popular, and she might be pretty full of herself otherwise, but across more than one episode she's been shown to be utterly disgusted by Mick's DirtyCoward behavior. This includes one particular episode when Grandpa volunteers to go face a supposed monster whose snarls are plainly audible from where they are (it's actually a wolfed-out Scott hiding from the rest of the crew); Pam, obviously not aware Grandpa's capable of taking care of himself, proceeds to chew Mick out for letting the "sweet old man" go off into the woods to face danger by himself.
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* AmnesiaEpisode: This is the plot of "Teen Wolf Come Home," after Scott loses his memory following an accident with [[ItMakesSenseInContext a giant flamingo]].
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* GarageBand: Scott is the lead singer of one, and they're the focus of the episode "Scott and the Howlers" (that's also their group name in-universe).
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* MuggingTheMonster: Since Scott's werewolf status is a secret in this adaptation, we get several examples of this trope whenever Mick manhandles Scott for trying to impress Pam. Imagine how quickly Mick's tune would change if he knew Scott could easily rip him to shreds.
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* MuggingTheMonster: Since Scott's werewolf status is a secret in this adaptation, we get several examples of this trope whenever Mick manhandles Scott for trying to impress Pam. Imagine Pam; imagine how quickly Mick's tune would change if he knew Scott could easily rip him to shreds.shreds. And not just Mick--a few one-shot villains try to physically threaten Scott without realizing how much potential trouble they're getting themselves into, only to [[OhCrap figuratively and maybe literally soil themselves]] when he loses his composure and transforms right in front of them.
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* CassandraTruth: Anytime a character sees a werewolf (not just Scott) up close and tries to tell others about it, they're dismissed as being crazy. Styles actually invokes and lampshades this on one occasion in dealing with the episode's villain by directing him to the Howard household on a full moon night, pointing out that even if the villain and his thugs tell others about the Howards' secret, "who'd believe 'em?"
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* OffscreenTeleportation: In "Under My Spell," Scott and Boof are hurrying to see Boof's father, the mayor, to warn him about the danger posed by the episode's villain. Scott, having wolfed out, jumps out of Boof's car and runs into an alleyway to take a shortcut to the mayor's office, with Boof running right behind him. Scott leaps onto an overhead railing and jumps through a window...only to find Boof already there and waiting for him. How the heck she managed to get there ahead of him isn't explained.
