Pretty Little Liars Season 7: 15 Spoilers

"She and Ezra have reconnected after a long season of just working together and being friends," Lucy Hale says of Aria. "It was nice seeing them unable to resist each other again. She's still with Liam in Season 7, but she obviously has feelings for Fitz. So there's a bit of a love triangle, but you will see her make a choice — and something pretty special happens in her life. It's definitely the most romantic season."

"You haven't really seen the bar where [Aria and Ezra] met since the first season ... where she was sitting, and then she turned to him, and they talked about literature," Hale says. "In one episode this season, Aria goes back to that bar to look for someone, and there's a little musical throwback. That was fun to film."

"'Emison' has the most surprises" out of any PLL pairing in Season 7, King says.

Adding fuel to the "Emison" fire, Shay Mitchell reminds us that "Emily is a great friend and companion — she really does care. So she'll be there for Alison and try to help her out. The girls have all felt crazy at some point, so they all understand each other."

Brant Daugherty returns in Episode 9 of Season 7, appropriately titled "The Wrath of Kahn."

"I haven't heard for sure, but I don't know why it would stop," Tyler Blackburn says of Caleb's shirtless-ness, which increased greatly in the second half of Season 6. "I am going to ask them to get me a trainer," he adds with a laugh. "It's a lot of pressure.

"People, this season, are really speaking from their hearts," Troian Bellisario says, explaining Marlene King's famous "most romantic season ever" mantra. "Some relationships are falling apart, and others are being stitched back together. Things that have not been said for six seasons are finally going to be said."

Keegan Allen says it was "interesting" to see the response to Toby's glasses in the Season 6 finale, adding that the accessory will "hopefully" make a reappearance in Season 7. "I think it's an attempt to make Toby look smarter than he is," Allen tells TVLine.

Even with a new baddie in town, Mona will remain one step ahead of the Liars in Season 7. "She's ultimately trying to help everyone, but she's also very smart," Janel Parrish tells TVLine. "She does her own recon, and she keeps things close to the vest until she can confirm them." (Bonus scoop: Parrish is particularly excited about the girls' first scene with Jenna, which she calls "intense.")

Regardless of whether or not Hanna survives her encounter with A.D., Ashley Benson says that fans are going to see "a different side [to Hanna that] they haven't seen. ... They're going to feel for Hanna. They're going to be upset."

Of all the characters on the show, Caleb is the "most single-focused on saving Hanna," King says. "He feels guilty for talking [Hanna] into this plan, and then for losing her." And speaking of Hanna and Caleb...

"Somebody's going to be honest with [Spencer]," King says of Hanna and Caleb's Season 6-ending kiss. "I can't say which of the party will be, but [Spencer] knows there's something not right with Caleb — and someone will tell her the truth about what happened that night."

The wedding, which King promises to be "romantic," will involve one of the Liars walking down the aisle.

Though King isn't sure if the title will stick, she says one episode will tentatively be called "Exes and OMGs." (Could that be the episode that welcomes back Lindsey Shaw as Paige?)

"[Jenna] comes back saying she wants to be brought back into her family," King reveals. "There was an incident that happened during [the five-year time jump] that had her basically thrown out of the family — and she wants back in."