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[giflxndia]

[wonhofeet]

i kinda really miss PLL: The Perfectionists <3

[veryslowreader]

The Patchwork Girl of Oz by L. Frank Baum

Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists: "The Ghost Sonata"

[icepandawarrior]

SWAMP THING

SHADOWHUNTERS

THE PERFECTIONISTS

RUNAWAYS

THE PUNISHER

LUKE CAGE

JESSICA JONES

DAREDEVIL

KRYPTON

THE GOOD PLACE

THE GIFTED

FAM

ANNIE WITH AN E

DEADLY CLASS... ALL CANCELLED

meanwhile

RIVERFAILDALE IS GONNA BE ON ITS 5TH SEASON

[the-maidofmischief]

hello! if ur taking requests, may i please request ava jalali from pll: the perfectionists? colors: pink, blue, red, green + any other colors! Thank you so much!💓

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[deepherondale]

— ava jalali.

again my edit with better quality, dont mind me.

[aintitfun-living-in-therealworld]

Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists

Classic pll things I loved

- It's like minute two and Alison hears a noise in a house and says "hello?" to an empty house

- the new old theme song

- pie

- mona saying "my reasons for being in France escaped me"

- great outfits

- of course it's an english class with a book relating to the current plot points

- sneaky Alison and Mona

- intense car talk

- randomly talking in a forest

- a dead blonde girl who actually isn't dead

- unsettling mother of not dead girl

- ominous red writing on the walls

- the lighting on the murderer looked like they were wearing a black hoodie

- the murder crime scene and the crying mirroring the scene in the pilot

Classic pll things I hated

- the show not doing emison justice

[thebestplltheories]

Freeform, please please PLEASE read this

Well, this is why I have been so silent since the finale... I knew the future wasn’t bright so I knew not to waste my time.

All I have to say is: Freeform, you made several big mistakes. I could take the “fuck you” route, and my anger and disappointment tempt me to take that route, but I’ll keep it civil and constructive. In the one in a million chance that anyone at Freeform reads this - I’d like to offer my constructive feedback as to why cancelling The Perfectionists after just 1 short season was non-sensical decision.

Unfortunately, the majority of fans were not satisfied with the ending of the original PLL. If you could not see this in 2017, you were incredibly out of touch with the fans and your PR team needs a serious restructure. Having a biased set of eyes gets you nowhere in this industry. You NEED to know what the fans are saying, and the fans hated the PLL ending. Because of the poor reception to the ending, there was NOT an overwhelming demand for a continuation of PLL. Yet, you not only decided to make a spin-off, but you even put Pretty Little Liars in the title. This did you more harm than good: you were preaching that the poor writing of the original series will continue into this series. This meant that fans of the original series were disinterested from day 1. Also, you struggled to capture the attention of new viewers, as putting PLL in the title gave the impression that this is a sequel to PLL - and if you haven’t sat through 7 seasons of the original show, you could not understand this new story. And finally, the name was too long. People had no idea what to tweet. PLL? PLLTP? TP? How do you expect to trend on Twitter when everyone is using a different hashtag? (I mean, take a look at my hashtags for this post right here... what a drainer typing all that out.) “The Perfectionists” is a name that can trend, and is a name that does not imply spoilers from the previous series AND successfully separates it from the stigma of the previous series. Your marketing was enough to send this show to the grave, yet you hammered the nails on the coffin with a poor supply system. Again, if you think Hulu is a better provider than Netflix, you are incredibly out of touch with how your audience consumes media in 2019. I know that Netflix is the more expensive partner, but sometimes you have to spend money to get money. I can’t believe I, the psychology student, has to give a basic marketing lesson. Also, your international fans literally had to rely on pirating because you didn’t provide it on basic services that you had for your prior series, such as iTunes. Ouch. Sorry to report the illegal activity for many people (not me, btw).

With poor marketing and a silly supply system: how could you expect success? Your expectations were unfairly high for a show that was destined to fail because of YOU, Freeform. I don’t need a marketing degree to say that. I’m genuinely shocked that no one in your offices could see the issues and therefore devise some corrections to implement in a second season. You’ll never know what could’ve happened if these issues were corrected. PLL The Perfectionists will be the show that could’ve been a sleeper hit, but YOUR tendency to turn a blind eye to reality stopped you from getting the next big hit.

I now know not to tune in to any other PLL related show, given the history of spinoffs being cancelled (Ravenswood and now this). I guess I’ll see you all for the PLL reunion in a few years! I hope The Perfectionists characters can pop in then! I’d love to see what Caitlin, Ava and Dylan get up to.

To the everyone who worked on the show, you deserved way better. I hope you know that the cancellation of your show has nothing to do with the quality of your show - it is entirely the result of poor management. I mean, the fact that you had low ratings from day 1 episode 1 - when it is not even possible for people to say “this show is shit” because the story hadn’t even started yet - goes to show this isn’t an issue regarding the quality of your show. It was a great show with shit management. Thank you for 10 really amazing episodes. I wish the world got to see that lessons were learnt from the original series and the result was 10 really juicy episodes.

Again, see you all for the PLL reunion! Hopefully it’s sooner rather than later!

Freeform, I hope you regret this decision which was clearly based on a lack of knowledge.