Davis and Huddleston

With just six weeks and seven episodes left, our heroes are headed for war, says Davis in this exclusive interview.Davis (Criminal Minds, War of the Worlds) chats with SYFY WIRE about last week's big onscreen death, why things are getting romantic for some of the characters, and why he decided to wrap up the show the way it's going to end.MTV airs back-to-back episodes of Teen Wolf tonight, with "Face-to-Faceless" at 8 p.m. ET and "Pressure Test" at 9 p.m. ET. Adding further excitement, star Linden Ashby, who plays Sheriff Stilinski, is making his directorial debut in the first episode. Check out the interview below, and then let us know if you'll be watching.With only a few episodes left, are we going to be sad when it's all over?Yes. Sad, but in a good way too. We had a great run.You've got lots of stuff going on. Gerard's back, the terrifying faceless body, a new hunter, a shocking death, the number 68, romances, and there's been some kissing going on. What do you want to tell us about what we have to look forward to in these final episodes?Possibly one more shocking death. The return entrance of some fan favorites are coming up. And Episode 15 is kind of a bottle episode. It's called “Pressure Test.” It's a siege on the Sheriff's station. We call it our To Kill A Mockingbird episode. It's very intense.What's involved in trying to wind this up? And how did you approach pulling together a satisfying conclusion to the series?Approaching the series finale was difficult. It was definitely a challenge. I had to think about all the many characters we had. We collectively decided who we were going to bring back, who would the fans most like to see. There were hard decisions to make. But hopefully the fans will be satisfied by the end.Stiles ... Stiles ... Stiles ...Yes, Stiles ... The hard part about that was contending with a budding movie star's schedule. It wasn't easy. As you get into the final seasons of the TV show people start branching out. They start doing other projects and you have to contend with that.You also killed off one of your main c... (SYFY WIRE (blog))

On Saturday night at Irwindale, Huddleston will lead the field in the 18th race of the 22-race Late Model Division season. He enters the event with 11 wins and a 68-point lead (824-756) over teammate Dylan Garner of Yorba Linda. Ryan Vargas of La Mirada and Nick Joanides of Woodland Hills are eight points apart in third and fourth. Lawless Alan of Sherman Oaks is in fifth.Irwindale’s Late Model Division made a strong showing in the national standings, with five drivers in the top 50. Huddleston trails two-time All-American champion Lee Pulliam of North Carolina by one point with four weeks remaining. Huddleston has 30 starts and 20 wins at three Southwest tracks (Irwindale, Kern County and Tucson). In 2016, he finished in sixth place in the national standings, 51 points from first place. Garner is ranked 11th, Vargas is 16th, Alan 29th and Joanides 37th.“High Point Racing and Racecar Factory this whole year have been giving me great cars,” Huddleston said. “We’re very happy to be in the top spot right now. Lee is a tough competitor and we know it’s going to come down to the end. We’ve just got to keep doing what we’re doing and get more than 18 wins. I think we have about five races at Irwindale and then we have about four races at Kern County within the next four weeks. We’re going to be going anywhere we can to get those points and the full car counts. That’s key.“Our main focus is going to be California because it’s the closest and easiest for us. If an opportunity presents itself and we have nowhere to race … whatever happens we will definitely make the trek to wherever we have to go to get those points, whether it be Utah, Colorado or anywhere that’s got a NASCAR track that has a good car count.”Also on the Night of Destruction card at Irwindale is the South West Tour Trucks for the fifth time this season. Ronnie Davis is the leader, 59 points ahead of Mike Kelperis, with Derek Robertson, Steve Reeves and rookie Gary Howard next in line.Gilliland at workIt promises to be a busy weekend, in two countries, for 17-year-old Todd Gilliland. The fo... (Inland Valley Daily Bulletin)