Adult Child: The majority of the adults on the show display the emotional maturity of the average teenager when it comes to handling money, relationships and family secrets, leading to some parental hypocrisy when they punish their teenage children for behavior as irresponsible as their own.Mona ends up being Charlotte's murderer entirely by accident.On their way to save Alison from Elliot, the girls accidentally hit him with their car.Unfortunately, she mistook Alison for Bethany. Alison's attempted murder was actually the result of CeCe/Charlotte trying to kill Bethany, who she thought was there to kill Jessica. Or accidental near-murder, to be precise.
Adaptation Dye-Job: Spencer, Melissa and Mona (blonde), and Emily (redhead) are brunettes, and Hanna and Kate (brunettes) are blondes.
Adaptational Villainy: In the books Jenna was molested by Toby against her will, in the show she was the molester. Academic Athlete: Emily and Spencer are both athletic and into sports and both are mentioned to have good grades. This was to continue into Season 4, but the network panicked, and instead Spencer's stint on the A team was revealed, explained and wrapped up all in the Season 3 finale. "A Dangerous Game" was originally going to end with the cliffhanger that Spencer was on the A team, and seemingly working against the liars. Until season six, when it's revealed that the cancer came back. Something like this would normally turn out to be a huge deal, but instead it is never mentioned again. In "The Perfect Storm," Veronica reveals to Spencer that she had been seeking treatment for cancer, something that her own husband didn't even know. The fallout from her confession, and the essay itself, is never mentioned again. Spencer stealing the Golden Orchid essay from Melissa in Season 1 is made out to be a big deal, before she soon confesses to her father. 
Ashley stealing the money from the bank is resolved all too easily in Season 1, never to be mentioned again.
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