‘Pretty Little Liars’ midseason finale: More trouble after the big ‘A’ reveal

We know that Tuesday night’s “Pretty Little Liars” episode is going to serve as the show’s summer finale, and as a result of that, it is going to be an enormous episode.

Lucy Hale, Sasha Pieterse, Ashley Benson, Shay Mitchell, and Troian Bellisario attend the “Pretty Little Liars” season finale screening at Ziegfeld Theater on March 18, 2014 in New York City.

The highly anticipated “Pretty Little Liars” Season 6A finale is just around the corner, and you can check out the first two minutes of it right now! However, even the ones who claim that they will be satisfied still express concerns that they might have to wait a few more months until the show’s return, to finally get the answers to all of their questions.

“I’ll do whatever it takes to help you!” “It’s a really big episode”. At the time, Aria told the liars that “A” could be a girl. Bypassing the college years, the audience will catch up with Aria, Emily, Spencer and Hanna in the year after they graduate school. Why has “A” been targeting the PLLs all this time? Where do they go next?

“They decided that they wanted to flash-forward five years in the future”.

After the time jump, the four young women are living a life where they no longer have worry about being “tortured or tormented” by the anonymous cyber bully. King added, “They still suffer from post-traumatic stress at times and we will hear as we go into the next season some stories about how what they’ve been through has still haunted them and affected the decisions that they make”. While she’s understandably excited to finally get to portray a character who’s closer to her in age, she did reveal that saying goodbye to Aria’s wardrobe made her pretty sad.

The ladies may be older but they’re still the same people.

Showrunner Marlene King said the girls have a bit of a breather following A’s unmasking.

On the other hand, ABC Family also released another “Pretty Little Liars” Season 6 clips to give the fans a sneak peak into what may happen at the end of the series.