Welcome to the weekly Pretty Little Liars Round Table, as our panel breaks down the most recent episode (reviewed HERE) of the ABC Family hit.

Below, Editor-in-Chief Matt Richenthal joins staff members Steve Marsi and Eric Hochberger to analyze "Je Suis Une Amie" ...

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What was your favorite scene from the episode?
Matt: I'll go with Hanna crying on the steps. Not because I was happy to see her in that state, but because it actually seemed realistic. We all know Hanna and Aria will speak again, but remember high school? It really does feel that tragic when you're fighting with your BFF.

Steve: The final one, only because it was so random. A note from Toby/Jenna in Braille?!? I didn't see that one coming.

Eric: Ella and Byron in the library, no doubt. Hot stuff!

Do you trust Caleb?
Matt: I actually do. Every single character can't have some shady agenda. I'd like to think he and Hanna will develop a legitimate bond over the next few weeks.

Steve: No. I can't trust a guy that can't find the time to cut his hair.

Eric: No, through no fault of his own. I've just been conditioned to distrust anyone by that name since The OC.

There must be more to the Paige storyline... right?
Matt: Gosh, I hope so. Her showing up on Emily's doorstep, in the pouring rain, and apologizing was the most random, confusing scene in the show so far. And that's saying a lot!

Steve: Yes, of course. But the question is: in which direction? Is this some ploy on Paige's sake to attack Emily when she doesn't see it coming? Or could there be a romance on the horizon?

Eric: I think so. Expect Maya to soon return and a major catfight to ensue between her and Paige over Emily's affection.

Will Melissa make a good mother?
Matt: Yes. It's the father this kid will have to worry about.

Steve: We're assuming she's even pregnant. Would you really put it past Ian to somehow mess with her results? I just really don't trust that guy.

Eric: Only if it's a girl. We've seen how Melissa has poor taste in men. That just wouldn't bode well for a son.