The circumstances surrounding Alison‘s disappearance continue to haunt Aria, Emily, Spencer and Hanna, as questions arise about the night she went missing. To complicate matters, Jenna‘s return to Rosewood makes the girls face an unpleasant past and an incident that sealed their friendship forever. Can the girls face what has taken place in their past, especially since "A" won‘t let them forget? Meanwhile temptation is everywhere they look, as Aria tries her hardest to stay away from Ezra and Spencer won‘t shy away from her sister‘s fiancé, Wren.

Before the advent of cell phones, how on earth did people impersonate dead girls and terrorize their friends? Luckily, Pretty Little Liars need not worry. Laden with flashbacks, text messages, secrets and of course, pretty little (and not-so-little) lies, the show‘s second episode managed to hold my interest. Within the first few moments of the appropriately titled episode, the girls use the phrase "The Jenna Thing" so many times that somewhere near the fourteenth mention I‘m just about dying to know what happened. Surely this was a manipulation tactic on behalf of the writers, but I‘m a sucker for gossip--even of the fictional variety. What the heck did Alison do to Jenna and what does it have to do with her eventual murder? And why does the music get so creepy every time the poor girl enters a room?
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