Adrian R. Harris

Occupation	Chemistry Teacher
Species	Human
Status	Alive
Played by	Adam Fristoe
First seen	Pack Mentality
Last seen	Raving

Adrian R. Harris is a supporting character on the MTV's Teen Wolf played by Adam Fristoe. Harris is a chemistry teacher at Beacon Hills High School.

Season 1 Edit

Before her death, Laura Hale was apparently trying to track down the people involved in the Hale Arson Conspiracy and found Harris.

We learned that Mr. Harris gave a woman he met in a bar information about how to commit arson and get away with it. He believes this mysterious woman ultimately used that information to burn down Derek Hale's home. The woman is later revealed to be Kate Argent.

Harris also sketched a necklace the woman was wearing for Sheriff Stilinski. That ultimately led him to Kate. (read more...)

Season 2 Edit

He gives Stiles detention for talking during class. He says he plans to be extra hard on Stiles because of the way Sheriff Stilinski treated him during the investigation last season. (read more...)

Stiles and Scott throw a wad of paper at his head in order to get sent to the principal's office while Jackson is giving his statement about Isaac's home life to the Sheriff. (read more...)

He quotes Einstein in class pointing out the unlimited nature of the universe and human stupidity. He has the students change partners throughout an experiment to make rock candy. This gives Erica and Isaac a chance to test Lydia with kanima venom. (read more...)

He later gives Scott, Stiles, Jackson, Allison, Erica, and Matt detention after Jackson and Scott have a fight in the locker room. He follows when Jackson leaves the library and heads to the bathroom due to nausea. He then leaves in a hurry and drives away in a VW Jetta with an Einstein bumper sticker. (read more...)

Harris is brought in for questioning. Tire tracks matching his car were found at the trailer in the woods and an eyewitness saw it, and the Einstein bumper sticker, at the hospital on the night of the murder. (read more...)

Quotes Edit

• “However, as happens every year, one of you will inexplicably fail to put your name on the cover, and I will be left yet again questioning my decision to ever become a teacher.” — Harris to a class before a test (Lunatic).