In 1773 in Boston Harbor, Crane and his colonial compatriots use a colonists’ Tea-Tax protest for cover as they infiltrate a British stronghold and attempt to steal a crate believed by Colonel Washington to contain an item of tremendous power. Unfortunately, the mission doesn’t go as planned and the crate is – apparently – destroyed.
Present day. Following her visit from Crane (during which he warned that “the Four Horsemen are coming”), Abbie’s sister, Jenny, escapes from Tarrytown Psychiatric Hospital and goes on the run... with a definite purpose. Still feeling guilty for turning her back on Jenny by steadfastly denying their forest encounter with “the blurry man” when they were teens, Abbie petitions Captain Irving to lead the search for her sister. Once Crane and Abbie find Jenny, it becomes clear that she is far from crazy, and far more familiar with Sleepy Hollow’s long history of the occult than anyone, including Abbie, could have possibly imagined. Meanwhile, servants of the Headless Horseman (aka “Death”) make their gruesome presence felt as they, too, search for Jenny, and try to recover a powerful demonic tome used to fling open the gates of Hell in preparation for the coming invasion. Also, Captain Irving and his detectives begin to plumb the depth of the evil that is lurking all throughout the formerly quaint village, and Crane learns the name of the being who has summoned the Headless Horseman.
Present day. Following her visit from Crane (during which he warned that “the Four Horsemen are coming”), Abbie’s sister, Jenny, escapes from Tarrytown Psychiatric Hospital and goes on the run... with a definite purpose. Still feeling guilty for turning her back on Jenny by steadfastly denying their forest encounter with “the blurry man” when they were teens, Abbie petitions Captain Irving to lead the search for her sister. Once Crane and Abbie find Jenny, it becomes clear that she is far from crazy, and far more familiar with Sleepy Hollow’s long history of the occult than anyone, including Abbie, could have possibly imagined. Meanwhile, servants of the Headless Horseman (aka “Death”) make their gruesome presence felt as they, too, search for Jenny, and try to recover a powerful demonic tome used to fling open the gates of Hell in preparation for the coming invasion. Also, Captain Irving and his detectives begin to plumb the depth of the evil that is lurking all throughout the formerly quaint village, and Crane learns the name of the being who has summoned the Headless Horseman.


This sounds so awesome. Sleepy Hollow is easily becoming my favorite freshman show.
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ReplyDeleteThis show reminds me so much of "oldschool" awesome "contemporary dark fantasy" shows that I can't help but love it.
ReplyDeleteThe synopsis alone oozes the atmosphere reminding me of shows like Hex, Lost Room, etc.
I pray to gods this show does not get the usual Fox-treatment and goes on for a long long time.
Yikes!! how thrilling!!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds great! I'm still amazed at how much i love this show,so please,don't blow it!!
ReplyDeleteLet it be Milo Rambaldi's cube! ;)
ReplyDeleteKnow, but really sounds like a good character episode with lots of mythology unfolding!
Sounds to me like an extra DLC for Assassin Creed 3, but I don't mind it a bit!
ReplyDeleteSounds amazing, tho i'm a little worried about how they are going to continue with the pace of the story they have already gave us so much (reading the press releases) but i'm excited !
ReplyDeleteThink I'm gonna like this. I watched a little of the pilot then got, well, sleepy, so I didn't see the end. I plan to rewatch and then watch Monday's episode.
ReplyDeleteAny need for the grammar police?
ReplyDeleteDidn't intend on watching the pilot of this but glad I did. Just another show to add to my list of 20+ already! Looking forward to it! :D
ReplyDeleteI love the historical ties and the speed of the plot. Keep up the great work Sleepy Hollow.
ReplyDeleteSpeedy is right .. this show is going from zero to hell yeah in 3 episodes flat.
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone know who was cast as "Jenny"?
ReplyDeleteAccording to IMDb,
ReplyDeleteLyndie Greenwood.
My biggest shock in the pilot was how much info they delivered. They gave us more in the pilot than most genre shows dole out in one season. I love that.
ReplyDeleteAgreed ... sometimes I wish I could go back and make some of my favorite shows that got cancelled way too soon learn this lesson ... I'm looking at you Joss Whedon.
ReplyDeleteThank you ... now do you happen to know what numbers will win the powerball Wednesday? Appreciate it :)
ReplyDeleteHa! I think we have to watch Lucky Seven on Tuesday to find that out.
ReplyDeleteI'm looking at you JJ Abrams, Chris Carter, Damon Lindelof, Carlton Cuse, and basically every single genre TV showrunner on the planet, except Eric Kripke.
ReplyDeleteAh, but so many times it's the networks requesting less mythos/serialization...
ReplyDeleteThis sounds good. I'm wondering how they plan on ending all this.
ReplyDeleteThis show is so good. Hope it can keep its ratings up and earn a full season instead of its current 13 episode run
ReplyDeleteThat will be interesting because FOX seems to be double booked in a lot of slots. I too hope that it keeps its pace and interest and that it takes the place of something else on FOX that does not live up to its expectations.
ReplyDeleteI would agree with this but they had no problem adding more and more questions, which makes it a pacing problem.
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