'Teen Wolf' season 6 air date, spoilers, & updates: EP lays out what to expect in upcoming installment; First scene video released

The cast and executive producer of "Teen Wolf" season 6 were present during the New York Comic Con (NYCC) the past weekend, and they shared something to tide fans over until the premiere of the show's final installment.

Unleashed during the NYCC was the full video of the first scene for "Teen Wolf" season 6. It shows Liam (Dylan Sprayberry) and Hayden (Victoria Moroles) out on a date in his new wheels. Unfortunately, it breaks down just as another car—minus a driver—comes up. Creepy, right? Check out the video below to see what the upcoming season portends:

At the show's panel at NYCC, executive producer Jeff Davis dropped several hints about the final season.

"There is a number of people showing up," was Davis' indirect answer when someone asked if Tyler Hoechlin, who played Derek Hale in the series, will return for the final season.

"You wouldn't believe the number of crazy ideas we've talked about in the writer's room," Hollywood Life quotes the EP as saying. "It's really hard to do a series finale. We have several unwritten episodes so we'll see."

As for fan-favorite Stydia, Davis dropped a major hint. He said, "I think it's all up there on the screen. We want to bring some relationships full circle. We want to give the audience at least a few things they want."

Davis likewise revealed that there will be one or more deaths to expect this season. That means someone whom viewers love might bid farewell to the show even before the final curtain drops. However, the showrunner said he would rather have it "be meaningful death."

Scott McCall (Tyler Posey) will be flying solo, as previously reported, but not for long. Davis said they are interested in forming unlikely pairings in "Teen Wolf" season 6, so someone might catch Scott's eyes in the absence of Kira (Arden Cho). Incidentally, even Scott's mom, Melissa (Melissa Ponzio) might find someone, too.

With the season 6 villains' (Ghost Riders) focus on Stiles, fans could expect his father (Linden Ashby) to get darker. In Davis' words, Ashby will give "one of his most emotional performances this season."

As to why the Ghost Riders targeted Peter (Ian Bohen) and Stiles (Dylan O'Brien), Davis said their reasons will be revealed in episode 5. He even promised that there is logic behind the people they chose, but he didn't reveal what the villains' motive is.

"Teen Wolf" season 6 returns on Nov. 15 at 9 p.m. ET on MTV.