“I knew that Derek and Stiles were just magic." —Jeff Davis [x]
"When you see certain things working, you write towards them, and we definitely did that. We actually started out, in the writer’s room, with a heading that said "great pairings”, and at the top of that was Derek and Stiles.“ —Jeff Davis [x]
"They would’ve gone bonkers for the scene that I had originally planned. You can print this. The idea was Stiles paralyzed on top of Derek, and Stiles says to Derek, ‘Wait a minute! I can still move my tongue.’ So the scene would have been Stiles pushing his tongue against Derek’s face, trying to get himself off using just his tongue."
"Eventually, the tongue ends up in Derek’s ear and Derek’s saying, ‘Stop! Just stop. Just stop.’ Dylan loved the idea when I pitched it to him." —Jeff Davis [x]
"What can I say, I’m a fan of great TV…and a Sterek pairing would be legendary. Ps. I’m working on my fanfic as we speak." —Greg Berlanti (co-creator and writer of CW’s “Arrow”) [x]
"Well, they do have undeniable chemistry." —Jeff Davis [x]
"I’m a Sterek fan. It’s just too great not to be." —Holland Roden [x]
"The Derek and Stiles relationship, to me, is one of my favorites on the show to play, just because it is such a contrast in their characters. I mean, they are the complete opposites. So I think anytime you have those kinds of characters interacting with each other, it’s always a really fun thing to explore. I know that every time I see a script with a Derek and Stiles moment, we always get excited about whatever day we’re going to be shooting that.” —Tyler Hoechlin [x]
"Dude, that ship sails itself. Don’t need my help!" —Adelaide Kane (when asked if she ships Sterek). [x]
"Sterek is eternal." —Max Carver [x]
"I do. I want them to get together." —Daniel Sharman (about Sterek) [x]
"They’re like Ross and Rachel. They end up together.”—Holland Roden [x]
“There are a lot of scenes between Derek and Stiles that I find utterly amazing. Cause they do have a really great relationship." —Crystal Reed [x]
"Since the beginning, it’s always been the same with them. Like, they’ve been brought together just by the circumstances that they’ve fallen into. But I think over the course of season one, they’ve grown to care about each other." —Dylan o’Brien [x]
"Derek and Stiles have a lot of fun together. I think you guys all can see the dynamic." —Tyler Hoechlin [x]
"Dylan and I have gone to Jeff with an idea for a scene, and I don’t wanna say what it is, because it might still be used hopefully. Cause I really do think that it would be a really fun scene. And it’s a really great, touching scene." —Tyler Hoechlin [x]
"But I had an idea for Jeff, that when we do finally meet, and if it’s a scene that’s very expositional—like if we come together and something’s going on, and we have to converge and discuss something—then we should kind of stop at the end of it and before we walk away, Stiles should just say, ‘I missed you’.”—Dylan o’Brien [x]
"What’s misunderstood [among these fans] is that Tyler and I don’t like it or something, but that’s not true." —Dylan o’brien (about Sterek) [x]
"I think the Stiles and Derek relationship, in the same way that Derek has come to trust Scott a little more, I think Derek has come to giving Stiles a little bit more credit for what he’s been able to contribute, all of the things that they’ve gone through, and how instrumental he’s been. You’ll probably see a lot more concern from Derek than you would have in the first two or three seasons where he would have been like, ‘Just kill him…because I don’t like him anyway…and it’s an easy reason to get him out of here.’ I think you’ll actually see a little bit more concern and care from Derek." —Tyler Hoechlin [x]
"Not only am I surprised by the popularity of Sterek, but I have to say i’m overwhelmed by the tenacity and passion that it obviously required to win." —Jeff Davis (after Sterek won The Backlot’s first Slash-ship tournament) [x]
"Teen Wolf fans, in general, are superfans. But the Stereks are no doubt the Alphas of the fandom." —Jeff Davis [x]
"Sterek all the way." —Dylan o’Brien [x]
