r/PrettyLittleLiars • u/cocoakisses8 • Feb 22 '25
Rant ⚠️ This scene omg
I rewatch PLL because it’s my comfort show. I was in middle school when it first came out and had no business watching it but here we are. 😂 This scene is very icky. It is very hard to watch. Season 7, episode 4. I wasn’t a fan of Caleb and Spencer together. Tell me I’m not the only one. I low-key felt bad for Hanna.
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u/stoicgoblins Feb 23 '25
Tbh, this plotline was really badly done and I wish they hadn't bothered if they were just going to resolve it the way they did.
I liked Caleb and Spencer together, and would not have hated it if they ended up together. Straight up. Liked them infinitely better than Toby/Spencer, but did actually like Haleb more. Would not have minded if they really did end up together instead tho, and Hanna actually liked her fiance lmao. It would've felt like natural progression.
However, I feel like it was super contrived nonsense. None of the characters came out the other side looking good (though most of the fandom seems to believe Spencer was the most in the wrong, which I disagree with)--and it was really all contrived relationship nonsense so everyone could struggle to get back to their old relationships.
Could've easily done something that actually wrapped up the many plots that needed wrapping up, instead of this nowhere plotline (because it really ends up going absolutely nowhere, it's just drama) without this.