Question: When did Teen Wolf episode 1 air?
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After completing college, Mays remained in the North Georgia area working in commercial radio and television in both Athens and Atlanta, Georgia.
She was Operations Manager as well as Morning Show co-host at WGMG FM radio station and continued her involvement with community theatre directing “Steel Magnolias” and starring in "Crimes of the Heart" as Meg MaGrath.
Though Mays worked in local television hosting a music video show at WNGM-TV34 in Athens, Georgia, (now known as WUVG-DT) her earliest credited television work was in the 1996 pilot episode of the crime procedural Profiler (TV series), in which she portrayed a police desk sergeant.
For many years, Mays continued to accumulate multiple television and film credits in the Southeast taking advantage of the tremendous growth in the region’s entertainment industry stimulated by the 2008 tax incentive signed by former Georgia Governor, Sonny Perdue.
The tax incentive created an exponential expansion of film and television production in Georgia gave Atlanta the nickname, “Hollywood of the South.” But the growth also increased competition in the market, as Mays’s is reported saying during an interview with Atlanta's NBC affiliate WXIA-TV 11Alive: "L.A. actors are saying 'We'll come to Atlanta; we'll work as local talent; we'll fly ourselves here, and we'll work for scale….
That means we as actors have to be more competitive.
We can't look like local hires anymore."
In 2009, when cast as a cancer patient for a Lexington Medical Center commercial, Mays shaved her own head completely bald, capturing the event on video which was posted by Lexington Medical Center on YouTube.
This radical change in appearance prompted a shift in Mays’s career and shortly thereafter she was cast in the recurring role of "Victoria Argent" in MTV's supernatural drama series, Teen Wolf.
She appeared occasionally in season 1; and throughout season 2 she was featured as a chilling, memorable villain.
For her portrayal of Victoria Argent, Zap2it.com honored Mays as one of the “Underrated TV Stars of 2012.” There has been much speculation about whether Mays will reprise her role in season 3 of the show, broadcasting in the USA in June of 2013.
When interviewed about Teen Wolf season 3, Mays said, “It’s Teen Wolf – anything is possible.
No one knows anything for sure on this project; they even shot two endings to season two!
….
You just never know, and that’s part of why Teen Wolf is so wonderful and Jeff Davis (writer) show’s creator and executive producer is so brilliant.” Mays was revealed as a recurring character on Teen Wolf (season 3), ultimately returning in several episodes as presence in her character's daughter's psyche, as well as in a flashback sequence in the mid-season (3A) finale. 
Both parts of "Allen" were written and directed by series creators Dave Willis and Matt Maiellaro who write and directed every episode of the series, the parental rating for both parts is TV-MA in the United States.
The first part originally aired in the United States on Cartoon Network's late night programing block, Adult Swim, on May 8, 2011 with the second part airing a week later on May 15, 2011.
Both parts aired together in a half hour block on May 29, 2011.
The first part features a guest appearance from Steven Wright who voiced Danny.
The second part features an appearance from Matt Berry who voiced the lead character and Allen and cameo appearances from Michael K. Williams and Donnie Blue as well.
The beginning script for the first part was reed live by the main cast: Dana Snyder, Carey Means, and Dave Willis at the "Aqua Teen Hunger Force" panel at Dragon*Con in 2010, several months before the episode officially aired on television.
This episode is the first episode not to premiere under the "Aqua Teen Hunger Force" brand as its the first to air when each season was given an alternative title.
The first part features the first and only cold opening since the season three episode, "The Cloning", which features the final appearance of Dr. Weird.