‘Teen Wolf’ Season 6 Air Date Moved To 2017? EP Announces Delay In Shooting Schedule [SPOILERS]

"Teen Wolf" Season 6 is confirmed to be the series finale for the MTV drama. While the show recently announced its official airdate in November, showrunner Jeff Davis recently revealed that filming for the show would have to be postponed because of Dylan O'Brien. Will the airdate be moved to 2017?

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"Teen Wolf" Season 6 spoilers reveal that production for the remaining parts of the season will have to be postponed till October. Teen Wolf News reported that executive producer Jeff Davis confirmed that additional scenes for the first half of the season will be pushed to a later date because of the extent of Dylan O'Brien's injuries.

"Additional 6A work had to be pushed," said Davis. "We're going to start first week of October but that may get pushed to second."

Davis stated with certainty that filming for "Teen Wolf" Season 6 will resume "no sooner than October." This led to various speculations among fans and viewers that O'Brien's injuries seemed more serious than they once thought.

There have also been rumors that "Teen Wolf" Season 6 airdate may be pushed to 2017 despite recent announcement from the MTV drama that the show will premiere in November. Entertainment Weekly notes that O'Brien was able to film a couple of scenes for the new season before he filmed "Maze Runner: The Death Cure" and got injured on set.

O'Brien was also recently spotted in a new photo with a fan. The "Teen Wolf" Season 6 actor appeared to be well, as he happily posed for the camera next to the fan.

"Teen Wolf" Season 6 will still air in November 2016. MTV or the cast and crew have yet to officially announce any delays or changes in the release of the new season.