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guessing what happened on pll without watching the episode: 35/?

Troian attending the premiere Of ”Lucky” at the Linwood Dunn Theater on September 26th, 2017 in Los Angeles, California.

funniest-stuff

Great lesson in empathy, you never know what someone is going through.

twodotsknowwhy

“And I put on weight. Big f–ing deal” is gonna be my new mantra

drethelin

Wentworth Miller is really good

specterhastings

PLL SPINOFF

denisvileneuve

clarys

#The Real Wine Moms of Rosewood

prettylittleliarsxxxx

I think having that two hours was really helpful, really helpful. There’s nothing that we wanted to see that we didn’t get to tell, storywise.

Marlene King (via prettylittleliarsxxxx)

excuse me?

(via prettylittleliartheorie-s)

that's it I've come to the conclusion she has to be on crack that's the only explanation I can come up with for how delusional she is

xprettylittleliars-theory-blog

Well I guess the writers forgot about that and we can add this to the list of plot holes. Nobody of them met Alex in 6B so it just doesn’t make any sense.

plldetectives-blog

More proof the writers had zero clue about the direction of the show.

juliettay

🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

prettylitttlelovers-deactivated

Or maybe Alex kind of believed that she was Spencer?

zenmorrison

I must admit, when Marlene said Wren would come back in a shocking way in the finale, I did not think she meant as a diamond

captainbluesheep

Pretty Little Liars Season 8

“Marlene, we can’t possibly make an 8th season. Who would be uber, big, ultimate A”

Marlene:

katiemcyeehaw

first week without pll

broken-butterfliesx

So, you’re telling me these 5 girls couldn’t figure anything out in seven seasons, but figured out the Twincer theory in 2.5 seconds

clarys

i still can’t believe julian morris returned to pll only to be turned into a necklace

prettymysticfalls

When I was in high school, I was confronted because I had lost a lot of weight and people around me were concerned, and they said, ‘If you don’t gain weight, you aren’t going to college.’ And I was like, I can’t go from being the valedictorian of my graduating class to not going to college. I thought I was an utter failure, so I said, ‘No problem, I’ll eat.’ But that wasn’t the problem. The problem was I was suffering from a mental disease that is not solved by just putting on a few pounds.