Yep, She’s a Werewolf

I’m certain you’ve been on pins and needles since January 4, when the streaming service Peacock launched the primary trailer for its upcoming sequence Wolf Like Me, starring Josh Gad and Isla Fisher. In it, we noticed some delicate clues that led us to consider that Fisher’s character Mary is perhaps a werewolf—and to not pat ourselves too onerous on the again, however this latest trailer for the present has confirmed us proper.

After intensive investigation—perhaps a complete two seconds—we managed to piece the clues collectively and deduce that Fisher’s character was, in all chance, a werewolf. To be clear, these “subtle” clues included:

• Maya sprinting away from a night date with Gary (Gad) with zero rationalization

• Maya having some sort of secret that she’s “never shared with anyone before” and sprinting away once more because the solar units

• Maya’s husband dying below mysterious circumstances

• An previous woman who says, “We’ve all got wolves in us”

• Maya locking herself in a metal room in a panic whereas Gary appears to be like on in horror

• The present being titled Wolf Like Me

I assume that Peacock determined to cease enjoying coy, since Maya has outright confirmed her lycanthropy on this latest trailer:

Now, the following query is, does she solely rework straight into wolf type, or does she even have the normal werewolf hybrid type? (And earlier than anybody desires to get semantic on me, a “werewolf” is the right time period for somebody who turns right into a wolf, the hybrid, or each. Interestingly, the anthropomorphic type is a relatively modern invention, having first been seen within the 1935 film Werewolf of London, apparently. )

If you’re curious in regards to the particulars of Maya’s affliction, all six episodes of Wolf Like Me are at the moment out there to view on Peacock.

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