Only a little more than a month is left before the sixth and final season of "Teen Wolf" airs. Just like other series, the first half should have been filmed months before airing, but executive producer Jeff Davis revealed the midseason finale is not yet done.

In an interview with Teen Wolf News, Davis said, "Yes, that's true. Episode 10 will be shot during 6B." Fans of the show are aware that one of its lead stars figured in an accident while filming a movie. Shooting for the first half of the season should have been done by August, but the EP explained, "We did have to rearrange the schedule due to Dylan's (O'Brien) injury.

Filming for season 6B starts this month, but O'Brien is also working on his other commitments and Davis said it's difficult, but they look for ways to work around the actor's schedule.

In related news, the story was adjusted in order to keep O'Brien's character, Stiles, involved in the story. He will be abducted by the season's villain, the Ghost Riders. In doing so, he is in danger of being erased from existence and memories of him are slowly fading from his families, friends, and those who have encountered him.

Viewers will surely miss seeing Stiles with the rest of the gang especially his best friend Scott, who is played by lead actor Tyler Posey. Another character who will surely miss having him around would be his father and, in an interview with Entertainment Weekly, he said, "It was actually hard for us to look at Scott, Lydia, and Malia, but the hardest one probably is Sheriff Stilinski (Linden Ashby), to suddenly think that Stilinski would approach his day as if never having had a son."

And while not having a son would be attributed to the abduction, the EP shared, "There's going to be some surprises with his character in regard to his life outside of being a sherrif."

"Teen Wolf" season 6 will premiere on Nov. 16 on MTV.