in the Syndicate after his father's death. "High Priestess" (portrayed by Sylvia Stewart) - An unnamed high priestess who convinces Merton to pay her to clear up his "skin condition" in the episode "Invisible Merton". Production Originally, Brandon Quinn had more extreme werewolf make-up. He had an allergic reaction to the glue and the look had to be altered. Danny Smith, who played Merton J. Dingle wrote, produced, and sang the show's theme song. During the show, Merton tries writing a song, and actually writes the show's theme (albeit with one or two words changed). Recurring gags When he's left alone with a bad guy, Merton often asks the villain what it's like to be what they are, e.g. "So, you're a soul stealing agent of the dark dominion, what's that like?" or "So, you're a cybernetic creation who turned on his creator, what's that like?" To which they will often reply with an answer like "it puts food on the table." Merton making a movie reference, then instead of talking about the movie itself, he would talk about either how the film was received or what he felt when he watched it. Tommy usually hits him and says "In the movie!" e.g. "This is like The Purple Rose of Cairo, Woody Allen's Oscar-nominated tale of longing and betrayal." "Yeah? What happened?" "The Academy snubbed him, it's all so political." "What happened in the movie!?" This was the most recognizable gag in the show. Merton made a reference to The Terminator but Tommy and Lori had already seen it. Even when Tommy was under a trance, he still hit Merton, and when they're in a parallel dimension, it is Tommy who makes the movie reference. Tommy's hero worship of John Elway, having an annual speech on him and also having an autographed rookie card of him. Merton trying to make a deal with his enemies when it looks like Tommy has lost. Merton saying someone has a rash in order to humiliate them, usually Tommy or Becky. Sometimes the villains call Tommy a dog-man, then Tommy always says werewolf. The syndicate leader often explains how evil werewolves are when Gil will usually spoil the drama with a perky or innocent comment. See also I Was a Teenage Werewolf Teen Wolf Teen Wolf the cartoon television series Teen Wolf (2011 TV series) References External links Fansite at BigWolfonCampus.org 1990s Canadian high