FOUR SMALL-TOWN FRIENDS PUSH EACH OTHER OUT OF THEIR COMFORT ZONES ON THE SEASON FINALE OF 'THE LETTER,' AIRING NOVEMBER 29, ON FREEFORM

Zelda Williams ('Dead of Summer') Narrates

Four best friends from the tiny town of Camp Hill, Pennsylvania, decide they need to shake things up by taking the letter challenge on the season finale of "The Letter," airing TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29 (10:00-11:00 p.m. EST), on Freeform.

In the episode titled "Friends Since Four," four young women from Camp Hill, Pennsylvania, decide they've become too caught up in their small-town lives and must push each other to the limit if they're ever going to branch out and grow. They will draw names and anonymously write an honest letter to the selected person outlining their opinion of what behaviors need to change.

· Tega, a 25-year-old medical student, is an overachiever. Her need to be perfect and on top of everything has led her to constantly schedule her life down to the minute. Her friends want her to slow down and cut herself some slack.

· Jamie is a member one of the most prominent families in town. Coming from old money and privilege, she's never wanted for anything. The girls need her to realize that most people have to work incredibly hard to have even half of what she's been given.

· Hallett is a preschool teacher and the poster child for Camp Hill. She knows everyone and has settled into a comfortable routine from which she never deviates. The gang would like Hallett to branch out and discover a whole other world beyond the town she's lived in her whole life.

· Andrea is the self-proclaimed laid-back member of the group. Sporting tattoos and burgundy hair, she follows the beat of her own drum. But what she sees as easygoing, her friends see as laziness, stemming from insecurity and an inability to make a decision.

When each friend receives their letter, they are required to follow all of the letter's instructions for one week. Tega has to meet with a mindfulness/mediation sensei; Jamie has to work a double shift as a server in a restaurant; Hallett must head to Philadelphia and purposely meet new people; and Andrea has to join a confidence boot camp.

"The Letter" is a bold, relationship show that asks the simple question: "If you could anonymously tell your best friend in a letter the things that he or she really needed to hear, would you do it?" In each stand-alone episode, four friends draw names and anonymously write to the selected person a thoughtful, yet totally honest letter outlining their opinion of what needs to be changed in order to improve and transform their friend's life for the better. For one week, each "reader" must follow all the rules and instructions outlined in the letter - culminating in a dramatic and emotionally charged meeting where the authors of each letter reveal themselves to their best friends. The series is narrated by actress Zelda Williams ("Dead of Summer").

"The Letter" is produced by Sirens Media, part of Leftfield Entertainment, an ITV America company. Executive producers for Sirens Media are Rebecca Toth Diefenbach, Valerie Haselton, Lucilla D'Agostino, Jack Mori and Arthur Borman. Zelda Williams serves as producer.

About Freeform

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About Sirens Media

Sirens Media was founded in 2005 by co-presidents Rebecca Toth Diefenbach and Valerie Haselton, and has produced hundreds of hours of innovative, bold and compelling top-rated programming for the major cable networks. Sirens is best known for producing powerhouse reality series "The Real Housewives of New Jersey" for Bravo. The series has repeatedly broken ratings records for the network and remains in the forefront of the cultural zeitgeist. Sirens' successful, longstanding partnership with Discovery ID currently boasts seven series on the air for the network, including "House of Horrors," "Evil Kin," "Nightmare Next Door" and "Hell House." Other current Sirens credits include RHONJ spinoff series "Manzo'd with Children" (Bravo), "Thicker Than Water" (Bravo), "For My Man" (tvOne), and the true crime series "Killing Fields" for Discovery Channel. In 2013, Sirens became part of Leftfield Entertainment (an ITV America company).

About Leftfield Entertainment

Founded by producer and CEO Brent Montgomery in 2013, Leftfield Entertainment produces compelling content across various programming genres, including reality, docu-series, lifestyle programming, documentary and competition. Anchored by flagship production company Leftfield Pictures ("Pawn Stars"), the Leftfield Entertainment group also includes Sirens Media ("The Real Housewives of New Jersey"), Loud TV ("Tiny House Nation"), Outpost Entertainment ("Forged in Fire") and Riot Creative. ITV acquired Leftfield Entertainment in May 2014.