While Aria and Hanna are heading back from the B&B, Spencer is deep in research-mode. She figures out that the ingredients that Elliott had written down were used to make latex…as in, masks. She also figures out that the vials of medicine are stimulants that, when used in high doses, can cause hallucinations. As Emily put it, “Ali wasn’t crazy when she went into the hospital, but Elliott is making sure that she is now.” Watch out, Dr. Rollins – the Liars are onto you! While both of her parents were out of work, Quijada says her family had trouble affording the basics, like rent, food, regular living expenses, and her mother’s medical bills. They relied on a local food bank for a while, picking up boxes of canned food, fruit cups, and other perishables twice a month. Because her father has a positive relationship with their landlord, they were allowed to set up a financial arrangement that prevented them from being evicted. Quijada was able to get a small, one-time emergency grant from the community college she attends — a relief option thatthe Biden administration recently expanded the show explores grief and emotional trauma. Other scenes call out the Europeanization of African history and even the current political climate in South Africa. “I think that the show highlights some of the important issues the world is faced with today,” Ama explains. “Human trafficking is a disturbing reality, and I’m glad thatBlood & Water bops — like “Breaking Free,” “We’re All In This Together,” and “Stick to the Status Quo” — the series will also feature completely original songs that both Joshua and Olivia had a hand in writing.