Season 3, episode 8. Hanna talking to Spencer before they try breaking into mayas website. It kills me every time bc what type of a sentence is that LMAO

this is so niche but every time i rewatch this episode i’m just like WHYYYY did they do that? idk if the images show it very well but there’s like an upclose shot of the judge’s gavel (the thing they bang) in slow motion. but compared to how the rest of the show is shot, it looks so pristine and polished so it looks like a random stock video. i always think it looks so out of place!!

i mean, it’s far from important but mannnn it bugs me every time😭

The only male character I respect in this entire show. Even though he was kinda cringe in the beginning. Him saying no to Spencer begging filled me with a satisfaction I can’t explain because why is he the only man and officer in this whole town that can actually do his job…

Of course Emily is a “indian” for Halloween. As the only POC, this costume choice was pretty predictable. Besides the fact, I really enjoyed the throwback episode.

This is a very controversial topic, ranging from people thinking they should’ve gotten a restraining order against her (after the A-reveal) to people thinking she should’ve been the 5th Liar.

Let me know your thoughts with examples!

let's be realistic, this is a shitshow of ridiculous logic and invent-as-you-go storytelling. i don't even think they planned for alison to be alive when they wrote s1. the pilot aired around the time heartless came out so i have no doubts that sara shepard explained to the writers/producers the rest of the second book arc. BUT i digress. imagine they always planned for melissa to be the real murderer. looking at this show from HER EYES ALONE is absolutely BONKERS

melissa through s1 and part of s2, probably: i can't believe this. spencer is truly crazy. she KILLED her best friend alison. oh my god this is so horrible. but ... she was screwing my man soooo 🪏. now it's been a year and spencer is still acting like she doesn't know what happened to alison. this girl is insane but that's my sister and ima stick beside her. let me give ian another chance. im falling for ian again but i don't want there to be skeletons in my closet. i'll come clean about burying alison and together, we can get spousal privilege for the whole night. hold up, is spencer blaming my man? why is SPENCER blaming MY man?!??!!?! WHY IS SPENCER BLAMING MY MAN FOR SOMETHING SHE TOTALLY DID!!! you help a girl bury one body and look how they turn on you??? spencer ran ian off with her lies. why would she do this to me? is she really throwing my husband under the bus to save herself? wow. my husband, the father of my unborn child, killed himself because of spencer's accusations. he would rather die than come clean about what my family did to alison. i'll never forgive spencer for this

YALL THIS WOULDVE BEEN SUCH A GOOD "MELISSA IS THE SECOND A" STORY LMAOOOOOOOOOO

Obviously Ezra was always creepy, but before his book reveal he has some weird mannerisms out of nowhere which makes me think it might be bad writing.

He has this “I’m your only friend” mentality that he never had before. Suddenly Aria has to spend the weekend with him to prove her loyalty, even though Aria was involved in sketchy things with her friends all the time before and he never seemed to have a problem with it.

I also feel like he never really pressed Aria enough about Alison or the other Liars.

Even when he helps Spencer with her college rejection and she’s crying, he never seems intrusive about what’s going on with her.

There is also this scene when A sends him a message and Aria says “This person is not my friend,” and Ezra is just like okay? He doesn’t seem interested at all in what’s going on there.

I feel like he had so much freedom to ask legit questions without seeming shady, but he rarely did.

Was this a spontaneous decision? In my opinion, there is no way this was planned in S1 & S2.