If the cat’s had your tongue on more than one occasion or you need a compass to get to the point, you can certainly identify with “Virgin Territory“‘s newest feature, John.

On tonight’s episode, the 19-year-old college student explained very clearly why he, unlike his close group of friends, is still a virgin: he’s “awkward as f**k.” As he described it, his fear of rejection takes over each time he approaches a pretty girl, and even if he drums up the courage to ask one out, prospective girlfriends usually find some excuse to bail. Once, John, admitted, a girl even said she couldn’t commit to an outing because she decided to take a nap, instead.

“A lot of times, I end up c***-blocking myself because when I get nervous…I get weird,” John disclosed.

And John continued to strike out when a girl he met at a pool — who agreed to accompany him to a party — blew him off. His friends grew increasingly critical of his singledom, and when he felt the pressure mount, he decided to try a new approach.

Among John’s group of guy friends was the lovely Justine, with whom John said he could completely be himself. John had always looked to his gal pal as “one of the homies” but decided that pursuing something more with her was worth a shot. So he asked her out but, try as he might, he couldn’t get a read on whether Justine was receptive ...

Scott McCall might have delivered the blow that knocked Peter Hale unconscious and killed the “Teen Wolf” villain’s master plan, but without the help of his loyal pack, it’s safe to say his fist could have never connected.

This season on “Teen Wolf,” Beacon Hills’ True Alpha and his team — which includes a human, a banshee, a kitsune, a werecoyote and a fellow werewolf — successfully terminated a dead pool that threatened to eradicate the town’s entire supernatural population and, later, banished Kate Argent to the far reaches of the Earth and Peter Hale to a windowless room in the shadowy Eichen House. Not bad for a handful of teenagers who still get queasy at the mention of PSATs!

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The way we see it, there’s not an ounce of dead weight between Stiles, Lydia, Malia, Kira and Liam, but after battling Berserkers, uncovering virtual cypher keys and translating the language of the dead, who among them is the Season 4 MVP?

As far as brute strength is concerned, nobody’s tougher than Malia, who never batted a lash before jumping into duels with monsters twice her size. Even when bruised and battered, she refused to concede while in combat, but her eagerness to throw down occasionally got her into trouble. Kira, on the other hand, may not have Malia’s muscle but always kept her wits about her on the front lines — and her swordplay is nothing to ...

If you don’t genuinely believe high school is a formative experience, take a good, hard look at Jenna Hamilton.

The “Awkward” blogger’s many struggles at Palos Hills High School began when she was mistakenly rumored to have attempted suicide, and as soon as she arrived at school for sophomore year in a full body cast, her legacy seemed more or less set in stone. Unwilling to accept she’d forever be known as “that girl,” though, she made a real effort to let her true self shine through, and in the video below, her quest’s success seems undeniable.

Still, there’s no arguing she’s traveled over more than a few bumps in the road. And though telling off Matty McKibben for his wishy-washy approach to dating and forgiving her mother for writing the Carefrontation letter were proof she’d grown, entering into a drug haze junior year knocked her down a few pegs, and her college dreams seemed to quickly go kaput.

Now, Jenna, who’s managed to maintain her sharp wit through her many ups and downs, will be put to the test as a senior whose ex-boyfriend might soon become a father and a student who’s fighting to prove she’s more than her bottom-of-the-barrel class ranking. Will she pull through?

Check out Jenna’s sophomore-to-senior journey, and be sure to tune into a brand-new batch of “Awkward” episodes beginning September 23 at 10/9c!

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If your summertime workout regimen didn’t go exactly as planned and your midsection is still more mozzarella ball than cheese grater, you’re in luck.

“Jersey Shore“‘s own Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino, who’s famous far and wide for his abs, has generously decided to help you achieve the very same ripped torso that’s helped him woo Seaside Heights-dwellers for years. What’s more: It’ll only cost you $22. Yup, the washboard is officially retail.

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“Here’s the situation…I’ve designed this limited edition tank for all of my fans out there!” Mike said, advertising a brand-new tank top that’s available for both ladies and gentlemen. You can place your order via Represent for about two more weeks, so if you need to ditch your spare tire on the side of the road soon, now’s the time!

Plus, not only will the tank make you look good — buying it will mean you’re doing good, too, as a fraction of the sales will go to the St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital. Fashion and philanthropy? Good on you, Sitch.

Be sure to snatch up a shirt now (available in sizes XS through XXL) and enjoy the brand-new you!

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Sound the alarms, alert the media and batten down the hatches — on tonight’s “Finding Carter” episode, Carter Stevens called Elizabeth Wilson “mom”…in earnest.

After Carter’s boyfriend Crash mistakenly shot Max while en route to California, Carter, Taylor and a handful of Max’s loved ones rushed to the hospital to await word on his condition. Carter did her best to placate Max’s mother, who was in hysterics at the sight of her unresponsive son, but in the back of Carter’s head, she couldn’t stop thinking about Crash. Sure, he’d done something terrible, but Carter couldn’t help but sympathize with his loneliness, and the more Crash called and begged for Carter’s company, the more difficult it was for her to ignore his pleas.

Finally, when Max was at least temporarily stable, Carter answered one of Crash’s many messages and agreed to meet him by the town’s water tower before he ditched town. Unfortunately for Crash, Elizabeth stealthily followed, and in an instant, Crash was cuffed.

Elizabeth, who’d sworn to stay out of her daughter’s affairs, felt a bit of guilt as Crash was escorted to the police station, but Carter assured her it was unwarranted. More shockingly, she revealed that she knew Elizabeth would follow her, and that it was her plan to ultimately get Crash apprehended.

“When Crash told me he was leaving town, a big part of me just wanted to let him go,” Carter explained. “But I could never do that to ...

Cats have nine lives, but what’s the word on werejaguars?

On tonight’s “Teen Wolf” season finale, Kate Argent, who’s been determined to off Scott McCall, took her master plan to Mexico with the Alpha Wolf and Kira as her kidnapped bait. By turning Scott into a Berserker with the power of La Iglesia on her side — thus, rendering him completely unrecognizable — Kate hoped Liam and Malia would see him as just another enemy and do her dirty work for her. But Kira was able to warn Scott’s pack before it was too late, and thanks to Liam, whose plea helped break Kate’s spell, Scott tore off his villain’s mask and became Beacon Hills’ resident hero once more.

And the bad news kept coming for Kate, who discovered The Calveras — a clan of werewolf hunters determined to exterminate her — had finally found her at the ancient church. Kate and her Berserkers put up a good fight against Araya’s henchmen, but Derek, who found his powers unexpectedly restored, helped The Calaveras out by tearing her apart. Kate tried to make a run for it, but Chris Argent, who finally decided he couldn’t turn a blind eye to his sister’s misdeeds any longer, put a bullet through her chest. Kate was down, but still not out.

In one final, impassioned address, Kate begged Chris to understand her actions. She explained that she held Scott and his pack responsible for ...

Sometimes, when a gaggle of hit men are hot on your heels, a crazed werejaguar‘s still on the loose and something called a Berserker is hiding around every corner, all you can do is laugh.

After an especially dark “Teen Wolf” season that made a villain out of the affable Stiles Stilinski and erased Allison Argent from the face of the earth, the show’s stars insisted Season 4 would harken back to its roots and provide at least a little bit more laughter. And you know what? Job well done — between many a botched lacrosse play and more romantic awkwardness than a single teenager should have to endure, Beacon Hills doubled as a comedy club this time around, and we were happy to pay for entry.

Sure, there were still some deliciously gruesome moments, but it was nice to see that Scott & Co. haven’t lost their sense of humor. Check out the funniest bits of “Teen Wolf” Season 4, tell us which is your favorite and see what happens on tonight’s season finale at 10/9c!

Scott makes his feelings (un)clear:

Former werecoyote Malia takes a bite out of life as a human:

Stiles leaves it all on the field:

Kira makes a bid for Julliard:

Stiles and Malia take their relationship to the next level:

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