The leaves have begun to quiver on their branches, a cold breeze has blown through the air. That’s right, the season of horribly offensive costumes is upon us.
Much like the penal system granting condemned prisoners a final meal, Pretty Little Liars pulls out all the stops for its season finales. This finale continues the car-crashing tradition of last season's and adds a dash of bell tower hanging.
There are many loose ends to tie up as Pretty Little Liars prepares for its season finale. While hinting at answers to the show's main mysteries, tonight's episode deals with modern quandaries like sexting parents and assaulting the disabled.
Tonight on Pretty Little Liars, the police took everyone to jail! Unfortunately, it was not for any crimes on their part. Instead, some questionable evidence and a false accusation landed the girls in hot water. To think, it all started with an innocent frat party . . .
On last night's episode, Spencer and Toby randomly get closer, Caleb and Hanna get closer. Emily is (predictably) kissed by someone unexpected and Toby is cleared of all suspicion, for now.
Something fishy is happening on Pretty Little Liars and the girls want to get to the bottom of it. Getting a break from her usual terrorizer, Aria thinks something is up with her parents. Perhaps, they are reuniting?
Most tales of forbidden love on television go to great lengths to evoke sympathy from the audience. However, the forbidden love between Mr. Fitz and Aria on Pretty Little Liars continues to prompt head shaking and face palming.
Forces beyond our heroines' control almost end relationships on Pretty Little Liars. Since one relationship is between a student and teacher, dissolution is for the best. However, the other love was really sweet! Thankfully, guardian angels kept both loves safe.
With the intentions of their unseen tormentor very much unclear, the girls of Pretty Little Liars were free to deal with some longstanding plots. Unfortunately, addressing these plots (comint out, dating your teacher, incest) leaves everybody feeling uncomfortable.
The year-in-television is off to an auspicious start, with last night's Craigslist Killer movie becoming Lifetime's fifth-highest rated film ever, and ABC Family's Pretty Little Liars landing in their all-time top-five. Bonus: TMZ on TV has been renewed until 2014!
Pretty Little Liars began its new year resolved to be truthful. Tonight's premiere was devoted to honesty. Relationships between students and teachers were brought to light, secret marriages were revealed, and Emily told her father about her newly realized sexuality.
Tonight, "Choice Summer TV Show" Pretty Little Liars closed out its first season with finale jam-packed with intensity, statutory relationships, and oddly-named birthday party activities. Like the very similar Lost, the finale hit the audience with a cliffhanger. Videos inside.
I can understand that your confusion with your sexuality is a HUGE deal, but someone wants you and your friends dead. Perhaps you can forget what others think and focus on not dying. Also, be true to yourself, just saying.
Watching last night's ridiculously overstuffed, hamhanded True Blood, it became suddenly apparent: There is basically no good TV on this summer. And there are very few upcoming promising prospects.
It just might be. A British paper is saying the movie franchise is done. Also today: two actors take on a movie together, some good and bad TV news (mostly bad), some directors find work, and some weird music news.
ABC "Family" premiered it's newest gem last night, Pretty Little Liars. We cut down the hour show to less than 3 minutes, keeping only the parts that people watch this type of show for... the sex, baby.
Summer's here! Are you fretting that there's nothing on television? Well, stop living in the past! We don't live in a school-year-dictated world anymore. Here are some shows you should consider watching to help pass the hot months, safely indoors.
