
As mentioned last week, Pretty Little Liars: Summer School essentially set itself up so that any character could be unmasked as the S02 killer. Alas the reveal is still something of an uninspired let down.
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As mentioned last week, Pretty Little Liars: Summer School essentially set itself up so that any character could be unmasked as the S02 killer. Alas the reveal is still something of an uninspired let down.
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After last week’s series best episode, Interview With The Vampire continues its stellar second season with an episode that that pulls the rug out from under audiences in its final moments.
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Another busy episode of Pretty Little Liars spreads itself too thin in an effort to build anticipation for the S02 finale.
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In spite of the absence of Claudia (Delainey Hayles) and only the brief telepathic voice of Lestat (Sam Reid), Interview With The Vampire knocks it out of the park with “Chapter 12.”
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Consistency and follow-through has never been Pretty Little Liars greatest strength, so it’s not surprising that after an episode that strongly advances the Bloody Rose mystery, the show slams on the brakes for a celebration of all things queer.
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A Claudia (Delainey Hayles)-centric episode reveals the fraying edges of the Paris coven as Louis (Jacob Anderson) and Armand (Assad Zaman) grow closer.
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Stop me if this sounds familiar: a silent, hulking killer stalks a group of horny College students through the woods and murders them in gory fashion.
Now shift the focalization to the POV of the killer. That’s In A Violent Nature.
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After weeks of looking at everyone except their incredibly suspicious therapist, our five Pretty Little Liars finally zero in on the extremely shady Dr. Sullivan (Annabeth Gish).
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After several weeks of restricting Lestat (Sam Reid) to Louis (Jacob Anderson)’s guilty conscience, writer Heather Bellson finally bring back the Lioncourt in a juicy flashback.
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Babes, a friendship/pregnancy comedy written by Ilana Glazer and Josh Rabinowitz, bears all of the hallmarks of the duo’s previous collaboration: the snappy, zany comedy, Broad City.
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