Taking This One To The Grave: Bustle's Pretty Little Liars Podcast

Taking This One To The Grave is back for a “Last Dance” in Rosewood, aka prom. While there’s obviously a ton of Charles and Ali shenanigans to talk about, we also made time to go through every single fairy tale-inspired dress, all of the ‘ship developments, and of course...drunk moms. We also had our last chance for theories before all is revealed next week in “Game Over, Charles."

This week, Sam, Kelsea, and Christine tackle “FrAmed,” so you know that could only mean one thing: Rhys Matthews. Who is this suspicious Jason lookalike? Which Charles suspect is he most connected to? Of course there were some other things to discuss as well, like Clark turning sketchy, Ali rediscovering her badass roots, the Ezria nonsense, and more. Subscribe for more "Taking This One To The Grave" here and on iTunes!

Sam and Kelsea are here to recap PLL Season 6, Episode 7 "O Brother, Where Art Thou," aka The One With The Birthday Party From Hell. Even though Caleb isn't in this episode, there's plenty to talk about, like the return of Mike; Toby's epic gummy bear experience; Emily, Sara, and Claire's dessert disaster; and, if Sam doesn't faint first, those trackers. Oh, and then there's the matter of Freddy, a redheaded boy who just may reveal Charles' true identity. Subscribe for more PLL madness every week.

In this episode, Sam and Kelsea recap Season 6, Episode 6: "No Stone Unturned." If there were ever an episode that spoke to us at Bustle's Pretty Little Liars podcast Taking This One To The Grave on a spiritual level, it was Tuesday night's episode. I mean, we are shameless Haleb 'shippers here and the series finally delivered on I. Marlene King's hints that we'd get a Haleb sex scene this season. OK, fine, there were a lot of other important details revealed during Tuesday's episode — the most game-changing of which being that Charles is alive on PLL (even though none of us really believed he was dead in the first place). But, if we're being totally honest here, airing our grievances about the brevity of the Haleb sex scene and openly praising Hanna for being PLL's MVP are top priority this week. Well, and Caleb's INCREDIBLE Kimye reference. Stray observations: "If there were Yelp reviews for [Radley Sanitarium], they would be dismal. They would get one red star." -Kelsea "Aria, go find that...

While we didn't get a new episode of PLL this week, we did snag an interview with the woman who started it all: Sara Shepard, the author of the Pretty Little Liars book series. In conversation with Sam Rullo and Christine DiStasio, Sara Shepard shares which theory she's most partial to, as well as which fan favorite character she still hopes could turn out to be Big A. Subscribe for more PLL every week!

In this episode, Sam and Kelsea discuss Season 6, Episode 5: "She's No Angel." Since there will be no new PLL episode next week, we'll be talking to Sara Shepard, author of the original "Pretty Little Liars" series, a.k.a., the woman who started it all. Subscribe for more PLL every week!

In this episode, Sam and Kelsea discuss Season 6, Episode 4: "Don't Look Now." If you can understand the episode through all of Sam's Haleb-induced tears, you’ll also hear them talk about: -Kelsea’s jealousy over Jason hugging his sister -The hidden meaning behind A’s love of saltwater taffy -Sam's intense Snapchat investigation to discover whether oh my god oh my god oh my god Hanna and Caleb are getting married later this season -Just how many children Peter Hastings and Byron Montgomery each have -SERIOUSLY ARE HANNA AND CALEB GETTING MARRIED IN 6B?????? Subscribe for more PLL every week!

In this episode, Sam and Kelsea discuss Season 6, Episode 3: "Songs of Experience." They'll try to figure out what's going on with Sara Harvey, whether Charles could really be dead (or imaginary?), and how we were supposed to feel about the #BitterAndrew speech. All of that and: -Kelsea's theory that "this episode was kind of like a loving joke about how obsessed we all are with finding clues" -Whether Ezra was "for once in his life, cute" (according to Kelsea) or "at his creepiest yet" (says Sam) -The hilariously horrible double-meaning of Ali saying she's "under every stone someone turns over" -Some light objectification of Jason, who Kelsea wants to jump into to the TV and hug, because "he needs comforting!" Subscribe for more PLL every week!

In this episode, Sam and Kelsea will recap Season 6, Episode 2: "Songs of Innocence." We'll answer a few questions: What the heck just happened? Which Liar had the best episode? What's everyone else up to? What was the biggest lie of the episode? What do we make of the inevitable cliffhanger? We'll also include our stray observations, like... -everyone feels their feelings differently, especially when you're being tortured by Charles -Spencer + pills = nothing good -if Charles turns out to be Tyler Durden, Kelsea will "punch windows" -the "feminization of society," lol -"I know it's not real, I got this!" - Kelsea's motto for dealing with scary TV things -"Do you even watch the show, Aria?!" - Sam PLEASE SUBSCRIBE!