If you’re a fan of werewolf movies, then you might have come across the British TV series “She Wolf of London”. The show premiered in 1990 and ran for two seasons, following the adventures of American grad student Randi Wallace as she tries to uncover the truth about her family’s curse of turning into werewolves.
The show was a hit with audiences, thanks to its unique blend of horror and comedy. But like all good things, “She Wolf of London” had to come to an end eventually.
So how did it all wrap up? Let’s take a look.
Season 2 Recap:
Before we dive into the finale, let’s do a quick recap of season 2. In this season, Randi is still trying to find a cure for her family’s curse while also juggling her studies and her relationship with Ian Matheson, her professor and love interest.
One of the major storylines in this season involves Randi’s cousin Marcy coming to visit her from America. Marcy is also cursed with lycanthropy and is struggling to deal with it. Meanwhile, Ian discovers that his own family has a connection to Randi’s curse.
As the season progresses, Randi and Ian get closer while also facing various threats from other werewolves and supernatural creatures. They also get help from their friend Julian Luna (from the TV series “Kindred: The Embraced”).
The Finale:
Now let’s talk about how “She Wolf of London” ends. The final episode is called “What’s Got Into Them?” and it aired on April 10th, 1991.
In this episode, Randi finally finds a cure for her lycanthropy thanks to some ancient scrolls she discovered in the previous episode. She then sets out to cure her cousin Marcy as well.
Meanwhile, Ian has been kidnapped by a group of werewolves who want to use him as leverage to get Randi to join their pack. But Randi and Julian come up with a plan to rescue Ian and defeat the werewolves.
The final showdown takes place in an abandoned factory, where Randi and Ian face off against the pack leader. With Julian’s help, they manage to take down the pack leader and save Ian.
In the aftermath, Randi and Ian share a romantic moment before she leaves for America with her cured cousin Marcy. The final shot of the series is of a full moon, hinting at the possibility of more adventures for our heroes.
Conclusion:
And that’s how “She Wolf of London” comes to an end. While it may not have had a long run, it left a lasting impression on fans thanks to its unique blend of horror and comedy. The finale tied up most of the loose ends while also leaving things open for future adventures.
If you haven’t watched “She Wolf of London” yet, it’s definitely worth checking out for fans of werewolf stories. And if you’re already a fan, then hopefully this article has given you some closure on how it all wrapped up.