DJariya

Synopsis:

"SLEEPY HOLLOW" - (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) CC-HDTV 720p-Dolby Digital 5.1

THE FIGHT AGAINST EVIL CONTINUES ON AN ALL-NEW "SLEEPY HOLLOW" MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, ON FOX

Abbie and Ichabod must find hidden clues to thwart the evil in Sleepy Hollow and Abbie gets an unexpected visit from the enigmatic Andy Brooks (guest star John Cho) in the all-new "The Midnight Ride" episode of SLEEPY HOLLOW airing Monday, Nov. 11 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (SLH-107) (TV-14 D, L, V)

Cast: Tom Mison as Ichabod Crane; Nicole Beharie as Lieutenant Abbie Mills; Orlando Jones as Captain Frank Irving; Katia Winter as Katrina Crane

Guest Cast: John Cho as Andy Brooks


Episode 7 of 13

Goldberg74

Awesome ep!

Four if by... ewwwww!!!

Next week looks to be a good one!

Joe Schmoe

Some funny stuff with Ichabod and the water and the laptop! I'm also happy they brought back the opening theme music.

B5Erik

More good stuff. I enjoyed this one a lot. Of course, I've enjoyed all the episodes thus far a lot. Good series.

onebyone

I didn't really love the pilot, but I have enjoyed each episode more than the last and now I am hooked.

This was a really good episode. So many things to enjoy.

cdoug57

Ichabod and the laptop. Great stuff.

Glad that the captain is now a part of the group.

Really interesting developments with Andy and the ex.

I am enjoying this series so much.

Doug

Josh-da-man

By rights, this show should suck ass... and maybe it does. I don't know.

But it just completely embraces what it is and runs with it. It's this weird mix of Sleepy Hollow, Rip van Winkle, conspiracy, history, and the occult that is completely unique and something we haven't seen done before.

In that respect, it reminds me a lot of Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

TomOpus

Maybe I missed it but how did Paul Revere get away from the (now) Headless Horseman?

Baron Of Hell

I think he bought some water and threw it on the horseman causing him to melt.

Rocketdog2000

It's kind of Fringe meets Supernatural for me, but absolutely is working, regardless,

Mondo Kane

As others have said, great episode. Loved it when Crane went off on the "Teacher".

lisadoris

Poor Crane was just out of sorts about water, the teacher, and Thomas Jefferson. I liked how the Captain pulled a Matrix move to avoid getting beheaded too.

mugwump

I think the shortened 13 episode season really works in the show's favor as it has to keep moving right along and can't slow down to over examine the things that really don't require further exposition. It's cheese but it's good cheese.

Preterite

This episode was the barest skeleton of a plot lathered in jokes and character development. And it was awesome.

It also felt like it was written under the assumption it would be the last episode before cancellation. A lot of subplots were, if not resolved, settled - sis is getting out of the pokey, Irving is confronted by the Horseman and becomes a full-on member of the team, Abbie's ex is backed off, John Cho's character is kinda neutered as a threat, and the Horseman is imprisoned. There's plenty of room to continue, but if the show did disappear tomorrow, the end of this episode doesn't leave any agonizing questions to gnaw forever at fans.

This is a program with a completely ridiculous premise that it embraces wholeheartedly, a breakneck pace, great characterization and humor, and an ethnically diverse cast. It can teach Agents of SHEILD a metric fuckton on how to do a genre show right.

Joe Schmoe

Well said.

Pointyskull

Of the two series S.H.I.E.L.D. was the show I was most looking forward to, with Sleepy Hollow one of those sounds-dumb-but-I-will-check-out-the-pilot-if-I-remember-to shows.

I bailed on S.H.I.E.L.D. after 1.5 eps and now find myself eagerly looking forward to Sleepy Hollow.

Boy, was I wrong...