Meanwhile, Hanna receives a scholarship because her mom applied her in every scholarship possible while she was held by Charles in his lair. Sara and Emily, on the other hand, grow closer together, and Mona and Aria’s younger brother, Mike patched things up in their relationship. Aside from Big A’s ultimate reveal, the final three episodes of the first half of the season will see the girls being prevented to attend one of high school’s rites of passage.
Their parents, however, will throw the girls their own prom in the Hastings backyard and it would not be a night to remember if Charles won’t be using his tricks on the girls. Ali will also uncover more information about her secret brother and will also show the Liars who are graduating high school and about to go to college.
The second half of the season, dubbed as 6B, still has no exact premiere date but speculations say that it would be in January next year. The 11th episode will be titled “Of Late, I Think of Rosewood” and will feature the girls after a six-year time jump from 6A’s summer finale.
Wetpaint reports that the second half of the season will witness that despite being A-free throughout college, the girls realize there is still a huge threat looming in their lives. 6B will also see old familiar faces such as Tammin Sursok’s Jenna Marshall and the older Hasting sibling Melissa, played by Torrey de Vito. It will also introduce plenty of new characters including Yvonne, a possible rival for one of the girls.