#pll scene

[codychristiantreasures]

Shower Asher.

[angelgigisworld]

Made by me 🤫

[clarkgriffon]

ULTIMATE SHIPS CHALLENGE - [3/6] Current OTPs ↳ “Have I ever told you that I think you're the bravest person I've ever met?” “I don’t think so, but you can try it.” “You’re the bravest person I’ve ever met.” “I like it, it’s not true, but I like the sound of it.” “It is true, and you’re gonna get through this.”

[pllcentral]

PRETTY LITTLE LIARS 1.09 | The Perfect Storm

[broareweabouttoviberightnow]

ROMANS CAPACITY FOR LOVE!!! when kendall calls him high and the first thing roman tells him to do is to send him his location so that he knows he's ok!!!!! fuck Logan for ever teaching his children that love was some sickly disgusting thing to be put down, to be discarded, to be thrown away

[lesbianmaxevans]

Mouse vs Bloody Rose || Chapter 13: Sweet Sixteen

[mcbride]

imma go cray about this them this...

[thedoorsofmyheart]

Limerence

I looked it up

A kind of unrequited love

[talkfastcal]

My favorite part about watching any teen drama show is finding actors who were also in another teen drama I watched

[jaggedwolf]

PLL 1x02 deleted scenes

[countess-of-edessa]

the deleted season 1 pll scene where ezra and aria are in his class and she says "the author was writing from an adult's perspective about things she remembered when she was a kid...things she was passionate about" and he says "do you think it's fair to apply that insight in retrospect?" and she says "yeah why not?" and then they have an innuendo-y conversation about children and adults' ability to express their feelings, and ezra is framed in such a way that the only words on the board behind him are "adult v. children".....like are you telling me this was not purposefully made to be a psychological horror. the way she is aligning herself with the child version of the narrator and the things the narrator experienced as a child with their romance. the fact that in a just world one day she would look back with an adult's perspective on this relationship she had when she was a kid and see it for what it was. the fact that he asks her if it would be fair to look back on the passions you had when you were a kid as an adult. the fact that this is the shot because it is literally adult v child.

and they did this by mistake???? this was supposed to be sexy???? and not on purpose?????

[codychristiantreasures]

Gawd damn.

[pleasantmoth]

CHANDLER KINNEY AS TABITHA HAWORTHE IN PRETTY LITTLE LIARS: ORIGINAL SIN

"Tabby is an aspiring director. Film is her biggest passion. And she uses it, really, as an outlet to express herself, to process a lot of the things that she's going through. To portray a character that stands up for what she believes in and shows that it's okay to speak up, find your voice, and take up space — that's been a really beautiful thing."

[clarkgriffon]

[juanabaloo]

The SMG show Ringer may not be the best show, but I love its bonkers episode titles. There are 22 episodes, here are my favorite titles, some with who I can hear saying it:

1x04: It's Gonna Kill Me, But I'll Do It (Buffy)

1x06: The Poor Kids Do It Everyday

1x08: Maybe We Can Get a Dog Instead (Faith)

1x10: That's What You Get for Trying to Kill Me (Buffy)

1x12: What Are You Doing Here, Ho-Bag?

1x15: P.S. You're an Idiot (Gwendolyn Post to Faith)

1x16: You're Way Too Pretty to Go to Jail (in my HC Buffy to Faith and vice versa)

1x18: That Woman's Never Been a Victim Her Entire Life

1x21: It's Called Improvising, Bitch!

1x22: I'm the Good Twin

[princerobot-iv]

Spencer's mom ripping Darren Wilden to shreds just gave me an absolutely unreal burst of serotonin