It's hard to believe that my middle school... and high school... and college obsession, Pretty Little Liars is coming to an end in just a few weeks. Every Tuesday at 8 P.M. would be so exciting, as I would run to my TV in the basement with a big bowl of ice cream to jump back into the secrets and lies of Rosewood, Pennsylvania. Every week the story would get juicier, and Marlene King, the executive producer, never failed to give her fans unexpected twists and turns. I love looking back to the days of middle school discussing for hours with friends questions such as "Who is A?" and "Who killed Alison?" Including tomorrow's episode, there will be only 6 episodes left of this incredible series. Here are 6 things that I will miss most about Pretty Little Liars.
1. The Fashion.
Pretty Little Liars has gotten much praise over the years for their costumes. Even though many would argue that the 5-inch heels and perfectly put together outfits are not realistic of what's really worn in a real high school hallway, the outfits of our 4 main girls were always spectacular. Whether it was Spencer's preppy blazers and oxfords, Hanna's girly and chic dresses, Aria's boho jewelry, or Emily's sporty and casual attire, there was always something that I wanted in my own closet.
2. The Suspense.
This one is a given. Wondering who is torturing the girls every week will surely be missed. The show had so many suspenseful moments -- too many to count.
3. The Humor.
Although this show isn't known for its humor, there are still many funny moments. Whether it was Spencer's wit or Hanna's lighthearted, carefree sense of humor, the show always made me laugh.
4. The Couples.
Spoby, Ezria, Haleb, and Emison, I love them all.
5. The Opening Sequence
Because it is absolutely classic; the song "Secrets" and the "shhhh" always set the mood for the upcoming episode.
6. The Friendship Between The Girls.
This show has taught me, more than anything else, how powerful friendship can be. These girls brought each other up in the most difficult of situations, and stood by one another's sides through it all. I thought their friendship was so empowering, and I will miss watching it on my TV every week. #teamsparia
Those are the six things I'll miss most about PLL!
