Not a bad start, IMO. But must they gut the cast every damn season?
I don't think that it was the plan, if memory serves the actress that played Abbie wanted off the show so they killed her off, otherwise she'd probably still be on the show I think...
Pretty decent episode. I also hear Jon Noble is coming back in some fashion, so kinda hyped for that.
Having to ditch most of the supporting cast does suck, but at least Abbie's sister gets to stay on board.
Everyone kinda assumed the new female protagonist would be the new witness, but I kind of like the implication this episode gave that it will actually be her daughter.
Well, the Headless Horseman is still an awesome monster. Not crazy about the new big bad though.
I like him so far. Remains to be seen though regarding his aspirations and what kind of threat he poses.
I've noticed they've gone out of their way to not talk about the full nature of the Horseman's connection to Crane's past. They may be trying to dance around certain elements of season 2, but it'll be kinda awkward if it never gets brought up again.
I'm wondering on the subject of the show's Big Bad. Is it Dreyfuss, or his Executive Assistant who might actually be the power behind the throne.
Strange to see Horseman here. Thought Pandora destroyed him for a spell.
I understand there's a lot of American history they draw upon for storytelling purposes in DC, but...I mean, the show's called Sleepy Hollow, I'm not used to it taking place in a different city. I'm almost more sad to see that go than most of last season's cast.
The new cast is growing on me, though. Thomas, rightfully so, is going to keep everyone away from her daughter, but it's not going to be as easy as she thinks. I like Wells and his fanboyish enthusiasm. He kind of reminds me of Jimmy from Smallville.