Welcome to Introducing Troian, the first and largest resource on the web for actress Troian Bellisario. Known for her roles growing up on Last Rites, Quantnum Leap and NCIS, she currently stars as Specner Hastings in the hit show, Pretty Little Liars.

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It looks like Troian is one of the stars of WIGS – a new online digital web series. You can see a glimpse of her in this sizzle reel. Their You Tube Channel is up HERE

May 17th, 2012
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According to PLL’s executive producer Marlene King, the next time we see our Liars, a healthy amount of time will have passed, but probably won’t have healed all wounds, especially poor Hanna. “The [episode's pre-credits] teaser is a two-month jump to the last day of school, and then we jump again to Labor Day weekend, the two-year anniversary of Alison’s death,” reveals King, adding that the first thing fans will see should bring back some unsettling memories. “The opening image of season three is the barn.”

And although King says “there is a breath we take” when the show comes back, things will quickly get back to creepy even before the theme song kicks in. Early in the season premiere, “there’s another revelation” and a turn of events that will become the 2012 version of “The Jenna Thing” (the fire Ali and the girls set that blinded Toby’s sinister step-sister). This time, it will be known as “That Night,” says King. “That’s why the episode is called ‘It Happened That Night,’” she explains. “The cliffhanger we left you with [last night] rolls into Season 3. So there are new questions to be answered, and there is a new villain out there [who] I would say the is equally as threatening, and similar but different.”

As for what triggers the emergence the foursome’s next tormentor, all King will give us is that “the girls get caught up [in something] and they make a bad decision that will haunt them all throughout Season 3.”
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March 20th, 2012
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A well-done Huffington Post blog by Katie Stroh recently decried the lack of authentic female friendships on television, citing Leslie and Ann from the great Parks and Recreations as one of the few positive examples. She mentions, rightly, that most female friendships on television wouldn’t pass the Bechdel Test.

The Bechdel Test is a simple question that asks: If two female characters have scenes together, are they talking about something other than their love lives? It’s amazing how few movies (only two of the Academy Award nominated pictures this year) and TV series pass this test. Pretty Little Liars, however, would pass this test with flying colors. The girls have a lot besides romance on their minds. Sure they might commiserate about their love lives, but seconds later they’ll be back trying to solve a murder mystery. They’ve got bigger fish to fry.

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March 20th, 2012
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Caffeine addiction never looked as good as it does on Rosewood’s most high-strung sleuth. She’s smart, she’s fierce, and her voice drives us to absolute distraction. We’d drive our BEAUTIFUL TOYOTA anywhere she told us to go.

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February 27th, 2012
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Fun read HERE on how to dress like Spencer!

December 31st, 2011
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