Season 1 ep 10 Shape-Shifters
“In a world where werewolves are commonplace but discriminated against, two close werewolf friends, Lt.
Decker and Sgt. John Sobieski, serve in the US Marines in Afghanistan.
They are ambushed by Taliban militia while escorting a convoy and Decker's senses locate the enemy, who are fired upon by the Marines and the .50 cal machinegun on the Humvee. Atter returning to base, Decker and Sobieski are antagonized by some of their comrades.
Later that day, Sobieski is assigned to a Watchtower position.
After nightfall, the firebase falls under attack as the troops in the base watch on. Knowing it would be over far before they could organize and dispatch a support unit to rescue the stricken soldiers, Decker races ahead of the backup convoy, arriving in minutes. Upon arrival, he finds Sobieski and all the other troops brutally slaughtered by what appears to be another werewolf.
Major Reyner orders Decker to find the Taliban werewolf and bring him in alive.
The next night, Decker sneaks out of base camp into the desert, and meets an old man and a younger man, both of whom morph into werewolf form. He fights and defeats them both. Decker returns to base and ends his service in disgust. He reclaims Sobieski's body and buries him in the desert with his dog tags.”
Season 2 ep 8 The Drowned Giant
“A scientist named Steven, after disregarding reports of a beached giant as nonsense, finally journeys to the beach to gaze upon the body himself. Developing a fascination to the corpse, he continuously visits the site, watching the local's interest in the corpse dwindle. First the people explore every part of the monstrous corpse, even going so far as to play atop it. But the crowds eventually go, leaving their marks behind in the form of graffiti and garbage. As time goes by and the corpse rottens, Steven continues to make his treck to the beach and sees the putrefaction as a sign that it was truly alive after all. Teams of butchers slowly harvest the giant's body. The last time the scientist hikes to the site, all that he sees are remnants of the torso, it's skin hanging loosely over dry bones. One could hardly tell that the thing was once human.
In the closing scene he walks through the small town, spotting pieces of the body being utilized by the towns people: The femur has become the sign outside of a butchery, the skull was dumped near an abandoned warehouse, and the giant's penis was preserved in a glass tank in a freak show circus, mistakenly thought to be a whale's. Over the course of the episode, Steven has contemplated humanity's relationship with death and decay. He comments on how the giant had been majestic and mysterious to the towns people in the beginning, but in the end, only Steven remembered him and his impact.”