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Sleepy Hollow: “The Golem” — December 12, 2013
Poor Ichabod Crane is still reeling from the bombshell that he had a son, which Mrs. Crane neglected to mention during all those otherworldly confabs. Seriously, instead of whispering, “There’s not much time,” all she had to say was, “We have a kid. Bye-eee!” The only reason Ichabod even knows he sired a child is because his future wife Abbie Mills found out. Now he has to get answers.
Sleepy Hollow: “Kindred Spirits” — Feb. 19, 2016
Agent Grace Abigail Mills disappeared to a dimension in another time zone. In our world, she was gone for a month but for Abbie time passed more slowly and she was the only being in that place for ten months. Ichabod Crane found her via astral projection and they both made it back to Sleepy Hollow. As far as her ex-boyfriend, Agent Daniel Reynolds, knows, Agent Mills tendered her resignation and left town for a while.
Sleepy Hollow: “Necromancer” — Nov. 18, 2013
At long last, Ichabod and Abbie have captured the Horseman. The Apocalypse has been nixed. Now it’s all blue skies from here on, right? No? Uh-oh.
Confessions of a Sleepy Hollow Widower
We’re a bit amused by your frustration with the show. For even casual sports fans such as myself, it’s kind of nice to see you react the way we do to a penalty called against our favorite football team. Friggin’ Giants, man.
A Very Sleepy Christmas
Time to discuss our favorite Sleepy Hollow-related gifts from the past year.
Sleepy Hollow: “Dead Men Tell No Tales” — Oct. 29, 2015
Back to the Witness mission, Crane feels guilty; Washington sent him to kill Howe, and he failed. Had Crane succeeded, the war may have ended more quickly. Crane has a lot of guilt issues. What he should feel bad about is Joe Corbin, who arrives at Jenny’s trailer with two bags of groceries. That’s what happens when you are gainfully employed, Crane.
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Obviously Porch Abbie all the way! How could anyone else pick another leading lady?
Heh.