~Life, Adapted By Aly~

What if Ali is secretly EZRA'S YOUNGER SISTER?! Recall that in season 1,  EZRA TOLD ARIA in season 1 that his parents had cheated on each other but in the end it wasn't their infidelity that tore them apart.  Ezra wondered if Aria's parents had an "arrangement" similar to his parents' situation.  Maybe Ezra's father cheated on Creepy Diane "FitzScary" with Jessica DiLaurentis.  Perhaps they had a differing of opinion when it came to how Alison would be raised.  Maybe THAT is what tore them apart.  Perhaps Ezra JUST RECENTLY found out about all of this. The MAGGIE/MALCOLM story seems pointless now that Malcolm isn't Ezra's son -- unless he found out OTHER information when getting his DNA tested.  Ezra jumped at morphing into a father figure when he found out about Malcolm being his "son."  He's the type of guy that would set out to find his sister immediately upon learning that he had a sister.  He could have done exactly

NOTE: be sure to check out  my tv and the law blog  within the next few days.  It's long overdue, but there will be a major "Twisted" update.  For now, check out this PLL theory! The following is a theory that provides a DIFFERENT connection between Ezra and Alison.  It is not necessarily true that the two of them ever dated, and I hope that they didn't.  Read on to see how MEREDITH could be the link between these two mysterious characters on Pretty Little Liars.  In "the first secret,"  Aria bumped into Ezra in the Hollis hallways.  Directly after that happened, Aria walked into Byron’s office to find Meredith laying on the couch.  I find that juxtaposition interesting. With all of the “beach hottie” and “ezrA” commotion, a lot of people are assuming that Ezra dated Ali in the past.  Does that really have to be their connection?  Perhaps Alison never dated Ezra at all, but rather was involved in the destruction of one of his relationships.  This is wh

Too much girl talk on this blog lately? Yeah, I thought so.  I do love "Pretty Little Liars" and "Twisted" a lot, but shockingly enough, there is one show that I'd have to call my favorite over both of them, and above anything else that's ever been on television.  Obviously I'm referring to "Breaking Bad," which contains some of the most phenomenal writing I've ever encountered.  Even though there's such a cultural stigma that television shows have no educational value, I honestly believe that students in English/writing classes could learn a thing or two about writing from this show.   In short, BREAKING BAD IS AWESOME.   Even though I put this in the title, in case someone decided not to listen to me, I'm going to reiterate: This article "**CONTAINS SPOILERS-- DO NOT READ IF YOU HAVEN'T WATCHED 5X09**."  I would HATE to spoil Breaking Bad for anybody. Let's discuss what on earth is going on in the episod

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** I would like to explain why from now on, I am using quotation marks around the word "theory."  I should have been doing this the whole time, but at least I'm starting now.  My style of writing "theories," is not necessarily writing something that I think/predict would actually WIND UP happening in the shows; I write ideas that COULD happen, that I believe to be creative, and would make sense with the plot lines.  I would love to write for TV some day, and the way I write is sort of a baby-step towards writing spec scripts.** Now, for the "theories" :