Apparently, Abbie now keeps a journal as therapy to cope with her time stranded in that other realm. She claims it’s a boring read, which it probably is since she’d rather spend time by herself at the shooting range then at home being pampered but let’s just pretend that she practices writing her name as “Mrs. Ichabod Crane” and doodles hearts. Crane probably sneaks peeks at it so that he can see if she mentioned anything about him.

In this episode, Moloch’s ranting about the End of Days proves to be more than just big talk. Henry taunts his parents and someone dies.

Sheriff Corbin had a son. After serving in the marines, Joe Corbin returns to Sleepy Hollow. He’s been holding on to some bitter resentment.

Don’t let them pretend that the fans just imagined all of this with a bunch of mumbo jumbo about the nature of the relationship.

If there’s one thing that makes Ichabod Crane more baffled than waking up in the 21st century, it’s suddenly finding himself in 1781 again. Or stumbling into a Revolutionary War reenactment and discovering that this is how history buffs, such as a woman named Caroline, amuse themselves. On the upside, he finds clothing it looks exactly like his old clothing, but it’s fresh. How does he pay for it? Nobody knows. He’s a damn sexy hobo.