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Scott and the Howlers
	; Scott and the Howlers perform on stage to a wowed crowd.
Premiere date	October 31, 1987
Music composed by	David Kitay & Richard Kosinski; Wells Christie; John Lewis Parker; James Donnellan
Writer(s)	Rowby Goren
Director(s)	Gordon Kent
Animation director(s)	Jon McClenahan
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This article is about the episode. For the music group themselves, see Scott and the Howlers (band).

"Scott and the Howlers" is the seventh episode of Teen Wolf season two, and the twentieth overall. It aired on October 31, 1987 on CBS. It was written by Rowby Goren, and produced and directed by Gordon Kent.

After being a hit at Uncle Arthur's Amateur Talent Show, Scott is offered a record deal, although he drops his band in the process.

Detailed summary

Memorable quotes

Characters

Legend
Character debut	Speaking debut	Ep. debut	No lines	Mentioned

In order of appearance:

Character	Actor
Harold Howard	James Hampton
Grandma Howard	June Foray
Grandpa Howard	Stacy Keach, Sr.
Lupe Howard	Unavailable
Scott Howard	Townsend Coleman
Chubs	Will Ryan
Greg	Unavailable
Stiles Stilinski	Donald Most
Mick McAllister	Craig Sheffer
Pamela Wells	Ellen Gerstell
Bobby Slime
Uncle Arthur	Unavailable
Mayor Marconi	N/A
Jack B. Nimble	Unavailable
Mince Viel (poster)	N/A
Professional musicians	N/A
Benedict Arnold

Organizations

Scott and the Howlers
Arthurettes
Bobby Slime and the Toxic Waste (mentioned)
Mick and Pam
Wolverton Times

Locations

Earth
- United States
- Wolverton
  - Howard residence
  - Uncle Arthur's Amateur Talent Show studio
  - Wolf Burgers
- Melbourne High School (mentioned)
- Hotel Hauge
- Brunsdons Recording Studio
The Moon

Objects

Wolverton Times newspaper

Vehicles

Howlmobile

Production

Development

Filming

Music

The music was composed by David Kitay and Richard Kosinski, Wells Christie, John Lewis Parker, and James Donnellan. Music was supervised by Steve Tyrell. The music design was performed by Tyrell/Mann.

The opening music was written by Parker and Barry Mann, and sung by Tyrell. While the closing music was written by Ashley Hall and Stefanie Tyrell, and sung by Hall.

Release

Dates are in order of release:

United States: October 31, 1987 on CBS

Behind the scenes

Jack B. Nimble is a play on the Chuck Berry song "Johnny B. Goode."

Errors

The end credits say "Assisant animators" instead of "Assistant animators."

Critical reception

In other languages

Language	Name	Meaning

Home availability

In Australia:
- April 18, 2008: ??? releases Teen Wolf: The Complete Animated Series on DVD.
In the United States:
- On June 6, 2017, Shout! Factory announced a September 5 release for the complete series on DVD in the United States, but was revealed to have been delayed on June 29, due to unforeseen legal issues.

References

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-:''This article is about the episode. For the group, see [[Scott and the Howlers]].''
+:''This article is about the episode. For the music group themselves, see [[Scott and the Howlers (band)]].''
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 |caption= [[Scott and the Howlers]] perform on stage to a wowed crowd.
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-|premiere= October 31, 1987
+|premiere= [[October 31]], [[1987]]
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 |writers= [[Rowby Goren]]
 |directors= [[Gordon Kent]]
+|animation_directors= [[Jon McClenahan]]
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-'''"Scott and the Howlers"''' is the seventh episode of ''[[Teen Wolf (TV series)|Teen Wolf]]'' season two, and the twentieth overall. It aired on October 31, 1987 on [[CBS]]. It was written by [[Rowby Goren]], and produced and directed by [[Gordon Kent]].
+'''"Scott and the Howlers"''' is the seventh episode of ''[[Teen Wolf]]'' season two, and the twentieth overall. It aired on [[October 31]], [[1987]] on [[CBS]]. It was written by [[Rowby Goren]], and produced and directed by [[Gordon Kent]].
 After being a hit at ''[[Uncle Arthur's Amateur Talent Show]]'', Scott is offered a record deal, although he drops his band in the process.
 ==Detailed summary==
 ==Memorable quotes==
 ==Characters==
 {{CastTop}}
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 |style="background-color:#clear"| [[Mayor Marconi]]
-|style="background-color:#fff00"| N/A
+|style="background-color:#ffff00"| N/A
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 |style="background-color:#d2d2ff"| [[Jack B. Nimble]]
 |style="background-color:#aaffaa"| Unavailable
 |-
-|style="background-color:#d2d2ff"| [[Mince Viel]]
+|style="background-color:#d2d2ff"| [[Mince Viel]] (poster)
-|style="background-color:#fff00"| N/A
+|style="background-color:#ffff00"| N/A
 |-
 |style="background-color:#d2d2ff"| Professional musicians
-|style="background-color:#fff00"| N/A
+|style="background-color:#ffff00"| N/A
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 |style="background-color:#FDB56C" colspan="2"| Benedict Arnold
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 * [[Scott and the Howlers]]
 * [[Arthurettes]]
-* Bobby Slime and the Toxic Waste
+* Bobby Slime and the Toxic Waste (mentioned)
 * [[Mick and Pam]]
 * ''[[Wolverton Times]]''
 ==Locations==
-* [[Wolverton]]
+* [[Earth]]
-** Howard residence
+** [[United States]]
-** ''Uncle Arthur's Amateur Talent Show'' studio
+** [[Wolverton]]
-** [[Wolf Burgers]]
+*** [[Howard residence]]
-* Melbourne High School
+*** ''Uncle Arthur's Amateur Talent Show'' studio
-* [[Hotel Hauge]]
+*** [[Wolf Burgers]]
-* [[Brunsdons Recording Studio]]
+** Melbourne High School (mentioned)
+** [[Hotel Hauge]]
+** [[Brunsdons Recording Studio]]
 * [[Moon|The Moon]]
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 ==Production==
 ===Development===
 ===Filming===
+==Music==
+The music was composed by [[David Kitay]] and [[Richard Kosinski]], [[Wells Christie]], [[John Lewis Parker]], and [[James Donnellan]]. Music was supervised by [[Steve Tyrell]]. The music design was performed by [[Tyrell/Mann]].
+The opening music was written by Parker and [[Barry Mann]], and sung by Tyrell. While the closing music was written by [[Ashley Hall]] and [[Stefanie Tyrell]], and sung by Hall.
-==Music==
+==Release==
+Dates are in order of release:
+* United States: October 31, 1987 on CBS
 ==Behind the scenes==
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 ==Errors==
-*
+* The end credits say "Assisant animators" instead of "Assistant animators."
 ==Critical reception==
 ==In other languages==
 {| class="wikitable"
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 ==Home availability==
-* On June 6, 2017, Shout! Factory announced a September 5, 2017 release for the complete series in the United States, but was revealed to have been delayed on June 29, due to unforeseen legal issues.
+* In [[Australia]]:
+** [[April 18]], [[2008]]: ??? releases ''[[Teen Wolf: The Complete Animated Series]]'' on DVD.
+* In the United States:
+** On [[June 6]], [[2017]], Shout! Factory announced a [[September 5]] release for the complete series on DVD in the United States, but was revealed to have been delayed on [[June 29]], due to unforeseen legal issues.
 ==References==
 <references/>
 [[Category:Episodes]]
+[[Category:Hanna-Barbera Australia]]
 [[Category:Teen Wolf episodes]]
+[[Category:Teen Wolf]]