Ichabod and Abbie sitting in a tree. K-I-S-S-I-N-G. Okay, I may or may not have made that part up, but let’s not forget that Ichabbie shippers are still squeeing over this Tom Mison interview and this one. In any case, the show is making it pretty clear that the snoozy Katrina is about to go rogue. Also, we got to see the return of Henry, who is in top form and some stunning moments from Captain Frank Irving.
She seems so mild-mannered, but Lady Cora recently went on a violent rampage through the halls of Downton Abbey. A source reveals that the Countess of Grantham is enraged that one of her only chances to get any attention on the show was over in four episodes. In fairness, that’s a good run for a Cora plot, but she’s still upset.
Tom Mison says what Sleepy Hollow fans already knew. Ichabod is “completely in love with Abbie.”
Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce’s Abby has so much to covet. She’s witty, talented, gorgeous, resilient and creative. Don’t even get me started on the stunning house. Of course, the show is about friends, so let’s rate her sidekicks.
Can Tajari P. Henson, please stop being so compelling as Cookie. She’s making it quite demanding to pay attention to the rest of the show. There was a drive-by shooting, but Cookie wasn’t in the scene so it didn’t reach DEFCON levels.
Tom Mison says he’s grateful for Sleepy Hollow’s “very vocal fan base.”
Team Witness works out some of their issues with a heart-to-heart and some karaoke. Ford Mustang shows up all over the place. At least the show has sponsors.
Lady Edith Crawley of Downton Abbey is speaking out against writer Julian Fellowes, whom she claims has been bullying and mistreating her for more than a decade. She accuses him of being a Svengali. “I just can’t take the sadism anymore,” she says, “It’s like he’s plotting to drive me mad.”
