After failing to drug him while at a bar, Hanna snuck up behind him with a bat at the cabin he’s been staying at in the woods. With Noel now unconscious, Hanna has big plans to get her tormentor to confess to all the crimes he’s committed. However, nothing is ever that simple in Rosewood. The synopsis for episode 1. The Darkest Knight,” teases that the “Liars face off with their enemies in a chaotic fight that ends fatally.” Fans don’t know who the victim will be, but a promo video for the summer finale reveals that Noel will be on the loose again and working with Jenna (Tammin Sursok) — who has a gun. Will Jenna shoot and kill someone?

It’s certainly a possibility. The gun goes off in the promo, and someone appears to be on the ground afterwards. That’s not the only drama set to go down in the final episode of the summer. According to the synopsis, one of the Liars will find out someone about her past that “changes everything.” Another Liar “discovers something about her future that could alter her course forever.” What does it all mean? Fans will just have to watch episode 1.

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Pretty Little Liars recap: Season 7, Episode 1. Well, the verdict is in for the second week of this board game conceit! This episode was just bursting with great (and ridiculous, of course) lines, too — even if some characters’ story lines are more serious than others’ right now. So let’s get into it. We open on the Liars still annoyed at Spencer for playing Liar’s Lament.

They’re torn over whether or not Jenna could be behind it, to which I say (a) stop giving Jenna so much credit, but also (b) to Hanna, who asks how Jenna could create a board game when she can’t even tell if her blouse is on inside out: Jenna has never once worn a shirt inside out! There are tags! You should know this! The best line from this discussion about how grown up they are now comes from Emily: “I park in the faculty lot now, Hanna.” Yes, we know you wear your big- girl pants, Emily! Although, not sure if that’s for long. Since they’re not even trying to keep their voices down, a snotty teen named Addison overhears it all and gets an evil glint in her eye. When Emily confronts her about being there and snooping, Addison is all attitude: “I’m a quiet dresser.” Okay, girl.

Emily remarks that she looks fine even though Addison apparently missed swim practice yesterday, and she snidely says, “It was a headache.” Please sic A. D. I can’t handle her. Ali isn’t a fan either: “At least when I threatened adults, I looked up from my phone,” she tells Emily. Ironic, because Addison is basically Ali 2. D’s for L’s. Apparently Mona pulled some unapproved stuff from Hanna’s closet, and the girl has her eye on a black high- neck tutu dress that is OFF LIMITS, according to Hanna. Turns out it’s because her old fashion boss, Claudia, had ripped it to shreds (verbally), and Hanna’s insecure about it. Mona tries to convince her it’s fine by saying, “No masterpiece is ever complete.

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If someone hadn’t pulled the Mona Lisa off Da Vinci’s easel he would have given her a perm.” It’s so stupid it’s kind of brilliant. Someone else make one.) Later, Caleb tries to convince her it’s fine, too, but Hanna is stuck on the issue. Spencer, understandably, is still stuck on her own issue — the whole “being Mary Drake’s kid” thing. Veronica Hastings keeps trying to smooth everything over, but Spencer isn’t ready for that. She’s focused on the dark irony of her checking into Radley as a patient years ago not knowing it was the place she was born.

One silver lining: At least Melissa was also in the dark about Spencer’s true parentage. Later, Spencer gets a visit from Hot Detective Marco Furey (he wears a tank top: “I didn’t come here as a police officer. I thought the shorts would have been a giveaway”), and she shows him the letter from Mary Drake. He agrees to make finding her a priority. Stupid Addison is arranging her priorities, too: She spies on Ali and Emily, and, in true Baby A fashion, takes photos of their more- than- friendly interaction (no smooching, just hair- smoothing).

Of all people, Addison takes this information to Paige. She tells Paige Emily has been making her uncomfortable — staring at her, being inappropriate, touching other swimmers on the thigh.

Paige is skeptical but appears to take it seriously (at least to Addison). Then the icing on the cake: She shows her the photos she took of Emily and Ali. Watch Mrs. Doubtfire Streaming.

Paige asks Addison to forward the photos to her and says she’ll sort it out instead of Addison going to the principal. Aria is still sort of planning her wedding, though her groom is nowhere to be found. Well, actually, he is somewhere: in New York, in the “small apartment” Nicole’s parents got for him. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? I know they’re meant to be, blah, blah, but I wouldn’t want to marry someone who was keeping me on a string like that while spending all this time with his ex.

Let’s clarify that “ex,” by the way — at the beginning of the episode, Aria runs into a reporter who wants to talk to Ezra for a story: “Local author reunited with fianc? This is getting more and more complicated. I’ve been growing lukewarm on Ezra since the whole “I was writing a book and thus actually knew you were in high school when we made out” thing — but now I’m extra pissed. Aria does not deserve this!

Over at the police station, Marco is telling Spencer that Mary Drake might have signed into a motel, but their conversation gets interrupted by the telltale tapping of Jenna’s cane. At first it seems like Spencer is going to get scoop because Jenna might think Marco is alone, but. She tells a whole sob story about Noel and how he was going to kill her just like he killed Sara Harvey, but that she’d gone along with his plan and said all those things at the scary house because (a) she was worried about her life, and (b) he told her Charlotte left her money for another eye surgery. Spencer doesn’t buy any of it, but Marco interrupts Spencer’s retort to send Jenna to a conference room. When she’s gone, he tells Spencer they don’t have enough on Jenna to charge her.

Oh boy, where do we start?