Pretty Little Liars - Season 1
Season 1
Original Sin
Episodes
Chapter One: Spirit Week
In 1999, a group of friends is rocked by the sudden death of one of their own. Twenty-two years later, their daughters are pushed together by a mysterious foe.
Chapter Two: The Spirit Queen
As Imogen and her newfound friends plot revenge against a mutual nemesis, Karen and her twin sister Kelly hatch an insidious plan of their own.
Chapter Three: Aftermath
In the wake of Spirit Week, Imogen unearths long-buried truths on her path to unmask the mysterious "A." After Sheriff Beasley closes in, Noa, Faran, and Mouse weigh their options, while Tabby works to recover vital evidence.
Chapter Four: The (Fe)male Gaze
After their punishment comes to an end, the girls cement their friendship when Imogen needs them most. Meanwhile, Noa finds herself in A's crosshairs.
Chapter Five: The Night He Came Home
Desperate to keep her mother's house, Imogen throws a Halloween party to raise cash – but the presence of an unwanted guest casts a shadow over the celebrations.
Chapter Six: Scars
As Imogen and Tabby dig into the mystery surrounding Angela Waters, Faran deals with the scars of her past. After Shawn confronts Marjorie, Noa questions her relationship with her mother, while Mouse spots a familiar face on her first date.
Chapter Seven: Carnival of Souls
As the Millwood carnival approaches, Mouse and Tabby each struggle with secrets, and Noa notices Shawn isn't himself. Meanwhile, Imogen considers her baby's future, and Faran confronts everything that's been plaguing her.
Chapter Eight: Bad Blood
The friends work together to uncover Imogen and Tabby's assailant during the Annual Thanksgiving Millwood High Blood Drive. Later, Sidney confronts Tabby about her secrets.
Chapter Nine: Dead and Buried
Despite coming clean about "A," the friends find their troubles are far from over – especially as the results of the group's clandestine blood drive push Tabby towards a new suspect.
Chapter Ten: Final Girls
As "A" doubles down, the friends must work quickly to uncover the link between Angela Waters' death, their mothers, and their mysterious foe… before it's too late.
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