When "Pretty Little Liars" returns this spring, expect to see a musical performance from the cast.
Executive producer Oliver Goldstick revealed the scoop on Monday at the Television Critics Association (TCA) winter press tour, Entertainment Weekly has learned.
"All of them have incredible hidden talents and singing happens to be one of them," the showrunner told the panel.
"And I thought it was a shame that we didn't utilize that, and we found a way to platform it in one of the episodes in the last 10."
In addition to the musical number, the final 10 episodes of "Pretty Little Liars" will also feature a one-year time jump, Variety reported. As for returning characters, co-executive producer Marlene King teased that every familiar character from the past seasons will find their way back in the last ten episodes.
"I think we wound up getting every single person," King said.
"There was one at the very last moment that we didn't think was going to work out...people on other shows begged their producers and networks."
"Pretty Little Liars" stars Troian Bellisario, Ashley Benson, Tyler Blackburn, Lucy Hale, Ian Harding, Shay Mitchell, Andrea Parker, Janel Parrish, and Sasha Pieterse. The seventh and final season continued to be filled with homecomings and reunions bringing old and familiar faces including Wren Kingston, Pastor Ted Wilson, Jenna Marshall, Paige McCullers, Sydney Driscoll, Melissa Hastings and Charlotte DiLaurentis. As the show continues, fans are also in store for a #PLLWedding.
Addressing the show's future after the upcoming series finale, King revealed at the panel that they are not ruling out the possibility of a "Pretty Little Liars" revival.
"There are so many ways to revisit characters and worlds," King said.
"It wasn't easy to say goodbye to this group of people but I kept saying, 'We'll find a way to bring these characters and this world back at some point in time.' I don't think it'll be in two years, but at some point in time."
"Pretty Little Liars" Season 7 resumes on Tuesday, April 18 on Freeform.
