'Pretty Little Liars' season 5 spoilers: Spencer in love triangle with Toby and Johnny?

It seems that Spencer will have a lot on her plate as she is suspected to come between two boys. Although Spencr and Toby are doing well, a new guy will get in the mix.

According to E! Online, a new character will join the cast of "Pretty Little Liars" season 5. "The Normal Heart's" Will Bradley will be joining to play the role of painter Johnny Raymond.

Johnny Raymond's character is described as "cute, edgy, and charistmatic". Johnny will first appear on the 15th episode of season 5. Spoilers added that his character will interact mostly with Spencer.

It was thought Toby and Spencer will eventually develop a romantic relationship. However, there is no word yet and a lot of twists may happen.

It seems that Spencer is not the only one who will have relationship problems. Hanna will have to deal with her own problems as she was caught between two boys – Caleb and Travis. Actor Tyler Blackburn, who plays Caleb, said that there will be a lot of interaction between Hanna and Caleb. The actor neither confirmed nor denied whether he and Hanna will get back together.

Meanwhile, the episode entitled "A Dark Ali" will air on August 12. ABC Family has released photos and descriptions and in the said episode, Ali will be pressured to identify the man who was allegedly responsible for her kidnapping.

The official synopsis reads: "The pressure is on for Alison to identify the man police have in custody for her kidnapping, but the Liars know if she does it would be sending an innocent man to prison and possibly walking right into an "A" trap. With Emily trying to convince Ali not to play into "A's" hand, Spencer comes up with a plan B in case Ali decides to make the wrong decision."

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