But most important, it really shows us how annoying Paige is. “If at First You Don’t Succeed, Lie, Lie Again” (Season 1, episode 15)Ī rare episode featuring the original actor who played Jason, who lasted only for a single appearance. You’re telling us that Caleb, who loves Hanna unconditionally, would choose to leave her so he can go back to Ravenswood and sleuth around with a random girl he barely knows? All because this chick “needs” him in this mysterious trash town? If that wasn’t bad enough, Sara Harvey’s name gets uttered for the first time. “Who’s in the Box?” (Season 4, episode 14) From the good to the bad to the what-the-hell, here is your complete guide to PLL.ġ60. Episodes with outstanding reveals, especially strong character chemistry, or well-executed themes (no one does Halloween like PLL) floated to the top of the list, while the prevalence of supernatural occurrences or excessive focus on tangential stories sank other episodes closer to the bottom.
In honor of their journey, Vulture ranked every episode of Pretty Little Liars from worst to best. This Nancy Drew-meets- Gossip Girl dramedy accumulated a staggering number of loose ends, unsolved mysteries, unanswered questions, and entirely implausible plot lines over the course of its seven seasons, but at its core there were always four friends (okay, five, after Alison returns from the dead) trying to keep each other safe from harm while trading one-liners. Those who stuck with the show for its entire run will quickly tell you: The joy of PLL comes not just from suspending your disbelief, but reveling in it. With "A" pulling the strings and making matters worse, will the girls be able to weather the storm and lie their way out of it, or will they have to face the ugly truths? Meanwhile, Spencer turns to Alison's brother, Jason (recurring guest star PARKER BAGLEY), for information about the night they believe Alison died, only to have to face part of her unpleasant past with Ali.Photo-Illustration: Vulture and Photo by FreeformĪfter seven years and 160 episodes, Freeform’s lovably batty murder-mystery Pretty Little Liars has finally been laid to rest. And Hanna is still stuck playing "A's" game, but the next hurdle might just have complications for one of the other girls. Emily must deal with a jealous teammate, Paige (recurring guest star LINDSEY SHAW – 10 Things I Hate About You, Aliens in America, Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide), who is threatened by Emily's return to the pool, as Aria and Ezra plan their first date out in the open. The girls try to resume a sense of normalcy in their lives, but even the simple tasks of dating and extracurricular activities meet with strife. If at First You Don’t Succeed, Lie, Lie Again Will Hanna fall back into her old ways, or does she have the will power to stand up to "A" and her games? With the support of each other, however, and unexpected help from an unlikely source, the future for the girls doesn't look so hopeless. Meanwhile, "A" has Hanna jumping through old hoops with regard to the stolen money. Spencer must now handle the return of happy newlyweds Melissa (recurring guest star TORREY DeVITTO) and Ian (recurring guest star RYAN MERRIMAN – The Pretender, The Ring Two), even though her suspicions of Ian's ties to Alison grow.
Emily must also deal with opposition to her love life, as her mother Pam's (recurring guest star NIA PEEPLES – Fame Walker, Texas Ranger Barbershop) perceived tolerance of Maya comes to a screeching halt. As Noel (recurring guest star BRANT DAUGHERTY) steps up his pursuit of Ezra, Aria and Ezra begin to feel like there may be no way out. Relationships are in flux in Rosewood as the girls face many obstacles.
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