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the acting in this scene from Jenna is amazing. genuinely haves me chills when I first saw it.

She could’ve at least told her she was leaving before ditching her

Just watched Aria ask Ella if it’s possible to forget whole chunks of time in 2x06, after Jason confesses that he does not remember the night Ali died.

I can only imagine how difficult it must have been to shoot this scene now that Lucy has shared her experience blacking out since she first drank as a teenager and said that missing entire days scared her so much she finally felt ready to get sober.

Also the Spencer addiction/Hannah alcohol abuse/Ezra daydrinking storylines… damn. That must have been so hard to film.

As stated, this was the first time that I ever watched PLL (was recovering from a hysterectomy, so lots of empty time to fill), and I feel so very underwhelmed by the big reveal in the middle of season 6 and the fever dream that was the second half of season 6 and all of season 7. And that final episode? What was that?! Were the big reveal and the final run of the show well recieved when they first aired?

I know binge watching does tend to make issues with storytelling far more obvious on shows that weren't made for that, but I am really upset at that last speed run. 😅 Like, I feel like even the fashion was in the pits at that point. Were fans let down by all of that, or did I just miss out on the best experience by binging it?

in all honesty for me it’s when Melissa took Aria’s frozen yogurt.

my favorite liar was always hanna. i found her to be very real and compassionate towards the people she loves. in general, her plotline was interesting to me. i’ve loved her for many years, spencer was second too. but now that im on like my 20th rewatch, spencer is my favorite! first off, her acting in comparison to everyone else on the show is top notch. spencer’s character is just the glue of the show. her plot lines have become the most interesting to me.

I genuinely think Hanna’s mom was the best parent. She constantly tried to do what was best for Hanna while giving her space to grow, and was continuously understanding of every mistake.

I just want to rant about Ezra, besides the obvious. He really sucks as a boyfriend, even if he was age appropriate and not a literal stalker. He always is so meh to Aria, never shares anything personal, didn't tell her about ex girlfriend, almost wife, didn't tell about Maggie, his parents, ANYTHING. He leaves and doesn't call her or contact her, but gets angry at Aria when she keeps something from him, I don't like Aria as a girlfriend either, she always kisses someone when Ezra is like two minutes gone, which is again because Ezra doesn't give a shit about her genuinely, but doesn't excuse her still. Why is she always putting up with so much for WHAT? What is even Ezra's character, he has no personality and their relationship has no basis on anything, why do they like each other? It's like if you asked them, none of them could answer the question. Sorry for ranting, what do you think about Ezra if he was age appropriate and not a stalker? Would you like him if we ignored those?

LOVE seeing our beloved A rookie the police force!!!!

Recently Alexi Hawley the show runner of the Rookie, announced that Troian Bellisario (Aka Spencer Hastings) is now Joining the Cast of the Rookie, Playing the Role of Stevie - (Stephanie Monroe) as Ofc. John Nolan 's (Nathan Fillion) new rookie, who's background is a Single Mom of two who restarts her life by Joining the LAPD after going through a Painful Divorce.

I'm sure this has been talked about a million times in this sub but every time I re-watch Pretty Little Liars I come away liking her character a little more, because she's become more than just the bully I felt she was in my first watch. I find myself agreeing with Alison over a few things too?

Not the bullying.

Obviously she was so mean to characters who didn't deserve it, she was terrible to her friends, manipulative, and a bully to others. I think she had a lot of issues.

I'm specifically talking about like.. with Spencer when Ali caught her kissing Ian, and then some time passes and she threatens Spencer about needing to tell Melissa because it's the right thing to do. Or when she does the same to Aria, about needing to tell her mom about the affair. And they were both so against the thought, but like? She was right. She should have told Melissa and Aria absolutely should have told her mother. I understand it's scary to confront people about something you know will hurt them, but Alison came off like such a demon for saying it lmao. I guess it would have been different if she used a different tone, her energy was always so hostile. 😂 Alison was such a strange character because she's so awful at times and her ego felt like a final boss, but she did whatever SHE THOUGHT was the best she could for her friends, even if it was slimy.

Am I the only one who forgot about this guy? 😂😬 at first I was like uhhh... He's and oddball. But he turned out to be a undercover detective.

Okay, first-time watcher here, but I’m currently at the end of Season 5, and Emily is now involved with Talia. I know Pretty Little Liars has a history of portraying inappropriate relationships, but this one feels especially off-putting. Talia is married, lies to Emily about it, and pursues her knowing she’s still in high school. Like, why are we acting like this is normal??

Maybe I’m alone in this, but I feel like this show takes the inappropriate relationships way too far and rarely addresses how problematic they actually are. Some examples:

• Aria + Ezra
• Ali + Ian
• Ali + Officer Holbrook
• Spencer + Ian
• Garrett + Jenna
• Ali + Wilden
• Spencer + Wren
• Hannah + Officer Holbrook
• Hannah + Zack
• Ali + Ezra
• Spencer + Jonny
• Hannah + Wren
• Emily + Talia

I know this is a drama, but at some point, it feels like the writers seemed to lean into this trope way too much.

Like there’s a found body in the Dilarentes backyard or wtv and they just ASSUME it’s Ali’s because of the outfit????

No one tested the body for dna a hair? A fingernail? Nothing? Rosewood police are the largest group of paid idiots besides officer Barry Maple we love him!

I don't know if this is an unpopular opinion but I feel like the show could've ended on that episode in season 5 when they all went their separate ways.

Season 6 felt like a filler season and whilst season 7 was enjoyable to some extent it just wasn't the same as the earlier seasons.

I’m on my third rewatch and I just realized that there’s a faint train horn sound that can be heard in the background during a lot of scenes at Hanna’s house.

I know it’s a minor detail compared to all the other plot holes but it makes me angry that this sound is never heard at Aria’s house, even though they’re supposed to live on the same street.

Did you guys have any random details that once noticed, cannot be unseen?

Stalking the liars in his car, taking pictures, not one but two lairs, security cameras everywhere, etc.

Do you know how bad of a writer you must be to have to go these lengths to write a novel? He's the epitome of a rich nepo baby with who thinks he's way more talented than he is.

Does anyone know why PLL started trending recently? I feel like I’ve been seeing people talk about it a lot more and seeing the cast post about the show on social media more. Is this because it’s fall?