Did you notice that Sleepy Hollow presented a show inside a show with the “Whispers in the Dark” episode? Fans campaigned for more of Lyndie Greenwood’s high-voltage Jenny Mills and took a liking to Joe Corbin, a favorite character though he only appeared in one episode. The writers made the welcome decision to bring back Zach Appelman as a series regular and pair Joe and Jenny.
Why is Anika so insistent about partnering with Cookie? Anika has a lot of experience, she could probably do better than the start-up Lyon Dynasty label. She keeps crawling back for more pain.
Thanks to Pandora’s monkeyshines, Abbie investigates a death and Crane accompanies her. At the scene, they run into Agent Daniel Reynolds who Abbie met at Quantico. They had a relationship that he euphemistically refers to as a “dynamic.” He’s her boss now. When Ichabod meets Daniel, he delivers the most epic side-eye we have ever seen.
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Someone set up Alex Parrish to take the fall for a terrorist attack. The culprit is one of her fellow trainees at Quantico. Maybe. Or perhaps it’s an official at the FBI. It could be a shadowy organization. The series likes curveballs and red herrings, just go with it.
“Greetings, Agent Reynolds. I am the historical consultant who will rip your arms from their sockets if you lay a single hand on my Lieutenant. Good day, sir.”
“I think I made a mistake.” You think so Olivia? Impulsively blowing up your affair after you two already denied it the last time this happened was a mistake. For Olivia, not for the viewers, of course, who eat up this drama.
Annalise needs to move to a brightly lit condo in a gated community or a penthouse apartment. Skulking about in the shadowy House of Death is no bueno.
