Ichabod plants himself on the sofa watching video games (which he picked up from Joe Corbin, by the way) consuming salty carbs and sugary carbonated drinks. He is pretty close to being American. Final test: Does Ichabod get irrationally angry about having to press 1 for English?
Crane sits on the couch in front of the TV with salty snacks and sugary carbonated beverages. He is now an American.
At Chez Crazypants, Pandora is up to her usual monkeyshines. She talks to herself and conjures a dagger. She also tends to her mystical flowers. Sleepyheads suffer PTSD from feeble flower-magic attempts of Season 2, but none of that is Pandora’s fault. She is a swell sorceress, if Pandora wants to garden, let her garden.
Pandora is doing a magic trick of some kind. She’s so loony, she might have a dove under that hanky. Nope, it’s a dagger. She’s by herself, so she didn’t need all that razzle-dazzle, but Pandora does everything with style.
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.
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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“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.”
