brake alert: Don’t read if you haven’t watched “Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin,” which is now airing on HBO Max.
Over the course of its first season, “Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin” has made many references to the original series, “Pretty Little Liars,” which wrapped five years earlier. Biggest salute, however, It came at the end of the season.
In the final episode, titled “The Last Girls,” Imogen (Bailey Madison) revealed that she had decided to put her child up for adoption, finding a couple who had been trying for a baby for a long time. Then she shared their names: Ezra and Arya. Longtime fans of “PLL” have known that the pair, portrayed by Ian Harding and Lucy Hale, got married during the 2017 final on Freeform. Two years later, while “Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists” was being broadcast, Official Twitter account She revealed that Ezra and Arya adopted a daughter and named her Catherine Ella, the middle name being in honor of Arya’s mother.
However, adopting “original sin” wasn’t always in the cards for show co-hosts Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa and Lindsay Calhoun.
“It was late in the game too. It was also about, does Imogen offer the baby up for adoption?” says Aguirre-Sacasa. diverse. “That was something we talked about a lot. I felt like Bailee did such a heroic job of being pregnant all season that, in a hit, if there was a season 2, we wouldn’t necessarily be able to nurture Bailee a child while all the other girls were enjoying being out and clubs and other things like that It seemed like the right choice for that character so the season was late.”
Bailey Madison in “Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin.”
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Katie Avery, one of the show’s writers and a fan of the “PLL” universe, pointed out that not on the show legally but on social media about the show, Aria and Ezra, who were both struggling to have a baby, adopted a baby. And so it blended perfectly with Imogen’s story.”
Calhoun added, “I’ve read every book, watched the show as many times as we’ve seen, and loved it — and wasn’t very familiar with the rules of social media after the show. So I loved that we could stick to the canon of the original show and those characters. It felt like a really nice ending to that.” the story “.
While “Original Sin” also lives in the same universe as “Riverdale,” this means that if Lucy Hale appears in future seasons, she can play Aria or Katy Keene. However, Aguirre-Sacasa had already thought about it, telling us, “It’s going to be Aria, for sure!”
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