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| Air date | April 5th, 2014 (CAN) April 7th, 2014 (US) |
| Writers | Daegan Fryklind |
| Director | T.J. Scott [1] |
| Producers | Patrick Banister; John Barbisan; Norman Denver; Daegan Fryklind; Margaret O'Brien; Will Pascoe; Grant Rosenberg; J.B. Sugar; Wil Zmak |
| Starring | Laura Vandervoort; Greyston Holt; Greg Bryk; Paul Greene; Steve Lund |
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"Ready" is the thirteenth episode of season one of the supernatural werewolf series Bitten and the thirteenth episode of the series overall. It was directed by T.J. Scott with a script written by Daegan Fryklind. It first aired in Canada on the Space Channel on Saturday, April 5th, 2014. It first aired in the United States on Syfy on Monday, April 7th, 2014. In this episode, Daniel Santos leads an all-out assault of against Stonehaven and brings several mutt lieutenants. Jeremy and the others catch wind of the plot and prepare for battle. Logan puts Rachel in a secret closet to keep her safe as the others engage the mutts for a final showdown. The true mastermind behind the plot finally reveals himself.
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Principal Cast[]
| Actor | Role |
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| Laura Vandervoort | Elena Michaels |
| Greyston Holt | Clayton Danvers |
| Greg Bryk | Jeremy Danvers |
| Paul Greene | Philip McAdams |
| Steve Lund | Nick Sorrentino |
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- This is the second appearance of Jorge Sorrentino, who is revealed to be based out of Vancouver. He appeared last in "Prisoner".
- James William is revealed to be Malcolm Danvers, father of Jeremy Danvers, in this episode.
- This is the thirteenth and final appearance of Philip McAdams. Death revealed in this episode.
- This is the second and final appearance of Samuel Boggs; dies in this episode. Boggs appeared last in "Committed".
- This is the second appearance of Nate Parker. He appeared last in "Stalking".
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- ↑ Director T.J. Scott is credited as TJ Scott in this episode.
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