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Radio! posted:Ichabod assumes he is one of the witnesses because he was the first one to see Moloch, I think. In the sheriff's occult documents that Abby finds, it mentions a dude in the 1700s seeing a demon in the same spot Abby and Jenny see the demon later, and Ichabod confirms it was him in another episode. Of course that would still leave the problem of why he would assume Abby is the other witness and not Jenny, even though they saw Moloch simultaneously. He doesn't actually confirm that it was him, though. He says that he has seen it, but this is after Katrina shows it to him in the dream/mirror/magic-vision world. He may have just been referring to that.
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Radio! posted:Ichabod assumes he is one of the witnesses because he was the first one to see Moloch, I think. In the sheriff's occult documents that Abby finds, it mentions a dude in the 1700s seeing a demon in the same spot Abby and Jenny see the demon later, and Ichabod confirms it was him in another episode. Of course that would still leave the problem of why he would assume Abby is the other witness and not Jenny, even though they saw Moloch simultaneously. The other person who saw it was a farmer, not Ichabod. The first time Ichabod actually saw Moloch was in Cho's cell.
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Oct 11, 2013 16:12
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I miss Eggar Cho. Maybe he's getting rejuvenation surgery and getting his neck pulled and tightened.
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A GLISTENING HODOR posted:Ichabod is an American. Actually, by the US constitution he is a US citizen...
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Oct 11, 2013 16:32
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Random Stranger posted:Actually, by the US constitution he is a US citizen... It's better than that: he's over 35 and was resident in the US before 1776, so he could be President.
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Random Stranger posted:Actually, by the US constitution he is a US citizen... He was dead when it was adopted so he's probably not a citizen.
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Oct 11, 2013 17:06
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Gyges posted:The other person who saw it was a farmer, not Ichabod. The first time Ichabod actually saw Moloch was in Cho's cell. In the pilot Katrina told Ichabod in his dream that he was the First Witness and he actually saw Moloch in the dream world first.
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Oct 11, 2013 17:18
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Lawlicaust posted:He was dead when it was adopted so he's probably not a citizen. He wasn't dead, he sneaks in under a legal loophole. Black magic is good like that.
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Oct 11, 2013 17:51
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Jedit posted:It's better than that: he's over 35 and was resident in the US before 1776, so he could be President. But does he have a birth certificate to back it up? I am crazy in love with this show, I realized. I haven't been this excited about a show in awhile.
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Oct 11, 2013 18:29
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There's no way he would not be elected President. Founding father soldier Boston Tea Party engineer? I can only hope this show goes Sons of Anarchy level bad and season 8 is an Ichabod Presidency.
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Oct 11, 2013 18:45
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Radio! posted:Ichabod assumes he is one of the witnesses because he was the first one to see Moloch, I think. In the sheriff's occult documents that Abby finds, it mentions a dude in the 1700s seeing a demon in the same spot Abby and Jenny see the demon later, and Ichabod confirms it was him in another episode. Of course that would still leave the problem of why he would assume Abby is the other witness and not Jenny, even though they saw Moloch simultaneously. He saw it in his dream, which is where he infers he's the second witness from. But personally I have been running with the assumption that we will have a time travel sequence, where Ichabod goes back in time and adds convenient hints to ensure that Abby's mission is a success, like faking being a farmer who saw Moloch and so on. Really, I'm holding out for this show to go crazy.
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Midnight City posted:There's no way he would not be elected President. Founding father soldier Boston Tea Party engineer? I can only hope this show goes Sons of Anarchy level bad and season 8 is an Ichabod Presidency. Well the plotline only calls for 7 years. If they get that far and more, why not just go as crazy as they want with it.
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Midnight City posted:That's what most people in the thread have been saying. Not sure why neither of them in the show have addressed it when it seems pretty obvious. Really? drat I've been following the thread and I somehow missed y'all having the same thought. Well at least I'm in good company.
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Oct 11, 2013 20:08
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Ernutetnoiraud posted:He saw it in his dream, which is where he infers he's the second witness from. But personally I have been running with the assumption that we will have a time travel sequence, where Ichabod goes back in time and adds convenient hints to ensure that Abby's mission is a success, like faking being a farmer who saw Moloch and so on. Really, I'm holding out for this show to go crazy. Or maybe the real farmer is also still magically alive and he and Ichabod can duke it out with the Mills over which pair are the real witnesses.
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Full crazy: Headless Horseman follows Ichabod back in time. WITH MACHINE GUNS
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A GLISTENING HODOR posted:Full crazy: Headless Horseman follows Ichabod back in time. Season five is Guns of the
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I hope the writers read Deadpool comics and just steal the Ben Franklin's ghost idea. Or have a time traveling Ben Franklin. Just bring in Ben Franklin.
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mr.capps posted:Just bring in Ben Franklin. Who should play him?
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KilGrey posted:Who should play him? John Noble* *not really, here's his dude "FOX announced Friday (Sept. 20) that Noble would appear over several episodes, starting later in Season 1. He will play a man named Henry Parrish. Described as kind and reclusive, he "possesses supernatural powers that have the potential to help the series' protagonist Ichabod Crane" Maarak fucked around with this message at 05:55 on Oct 12, 2013 |
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mr.capps posted:I hope the writers read Deadpool comics and just steal the Ben Franklin's ghost idea. Or have a time traveling Ben Franklin. Down with this. Ben Franklin with assault rifles one-upping the Horseman would be amazing. Or going with an earlier goon suggestion, and retconning the source of the Burr-Hamilton duel due to the opposing witches covens.
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DOOP posted:Down with this. Ben Franklin with assault rifles one-upping the Horseman would be amazing. That was me also. Just hire me as a writer Sleepy Hollow. KilGrey posted:Who should play him? Harold Ramis. Snooze Cruise fucked around with this message at 17:06 on Oct 12, 2013 |
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KilGrey posted:Who should play him? Tom Wilkinson. (Why not aim for the stars?)
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I'm legitly sad to not have come in on this sooner. Thank gently caress for Hulu, though!
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So Abby knew Corbin all this time, worked with him, but didn't know that Corbin was frequently hanging out and working with/training Jenny all this time? I'm also confused about when and why Jenny ended up in the psych ward and whether Corbin tried to get her out (if it was before he died). I'm assuming that he just knew Abby wasn't on board with the occult stuff and just kept it to himself, but it seems a lot to keep from his friend/surrogate daughter especially since it's regarding her estranged sister. I'm sure I just missed some details, but I didn't get this part. Still loving the poo poo out of this show, and the opening bit with the Northstar lady was pure gold.
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I watched the first episode when it premiered and didn't really care for it much. Last night I watched it again and somehow got the "hook" so I blew through the next couple of episodes until I caught up. Wow, this show is National Treasure + Hocus Pocus + Diablo and I loving love it.Hef Deezy posted:So is Orlando Jones totally a part of the Hesion conspiracy? I feel like it was implied in the pilot that he was in on the crazy, but since then he's been much more neutral as the lead cop. Thoughts? If he's in on it then he's pretty smart by letting Crane and Mills work in that secret office so he'll have a much easier time of keeping tabs on them and what they actually know. SyRauk fucked around with this message at 23:35 on Oct 12, 2013 |
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Croisquessein posted:So Abby knew Corbin all this time, worked with him, but didn't know that Corbin was frequently hanging out and working with/training Jenny all this time? I'm also confused about when and why Jenny ended up in the psych ward and whether Corbin tried to get her out (if it was before he died). I'm assuming that he just knew Abby wasn't on board with the occult stuff and just kept it to himself, but it seems a lot to keep from his friend/surrogate daughter especially since it's regarding her estranged sister. I'm sure I just missed some details, but I didn't get this part. Yes, Abby knew Corbin all this time but had no idea he was also working with her sister Jenny. I believe Jenny was put in the psych ward after getting arrested for stealing a bunch of survival gear and claiming she needed it because the Biblical Apocalypse was coming. I can't remember if the show said how long ago that was exactly, but it was several years at least. I don't think there was any information about whether Corbin tried to get her out or not. I imagine he didn't say anything to Abby because she and her sister did not get along, and Jenny was very angry with her. She may have even requested that he not tell Abby.
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violetdragon posted:Yes, Abby knew Corbin all this time but had no idea he was also working with her sister Jenny. I believe Jenny was put in the psych ward after getting arrested for stealing a bunch of survival gear and claiming she needed it because the Biblical Apocalypse was coming. I can't remember if the show said how long ago that was exactly, but it was several years at least. I don't think there was any information about whether Corbin tried to get her out or not. I imagine he didn't say anything to Abby because she and her sister did not get along, and Jenny was very angry with her. She may have even requested that he not tell Abby. Yes, I picked all that up, my confusion lies in how it actually happened. It just seemed a stretch that in all that time Abby never found out about Corbin's long association with her sister, and that Jenny would not know Corbin had said nothing to Abby. Makes sense he doesn't want anybody knowing about the undercover cult research he's doing, I just wonder how he pulled it off.
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I follow Orlando Jones on Tumblr and he's posting pictures from NYC Comic-Con. Here's a cool post: Meeting real life Sleepy Hollow black female cop, Officer Wendy Yancey. Hope the fight against the Apocalypse is going well for her. 
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DivisionPost posted:Tom Wilkinson. (Why not aim for the stars?) Didn't Wilkinson play him in John Adams? I recall him being pretty good in that. Just caught up on the series, absolutely love it. The sequence from the thread title had me on the floor and I hope the evil Hessian demon cult sticks around.
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Maarak posted:John Noble* I was at the NYCC panel today and... Noble is going to play a Sin-Eater. Also, the panel was awesome. We all sang Katia Winter a happy birthday, Orlando Jones talked about shipping, a Freemason came up begged them for more cheesy secret society plotlines; it was wonderful.
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FYI, at NY Comic-Con the series creators confirmed this: John Noble is the "Sin-Eater." Also I think the stars were loopy from not getting any sleep as they got the typical swooning fanservice questions during a Q+A and in most cases did all right but were stumped by some other questions. Orlando Jones was right on top of things looking out for his fellow actors. Tom Mison called himself a strumping ponce or something similar. Katia Winter (the woman who portrays Katrina Crane) told everyone to watch out for her as she will be figuring a lot more in the next few episodes. They showed 8 minutes of an episode that will air not this week but the next. Abbie takes Ichabod to a baseball game, Ichabod gets kidnapped, Katrina warns Abbie in a dreamtime sequence e;f;b
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Mr. Fowl posted:I was at the NYCC panel today and... Noble is going to play a Sin-Eater. Well I see the hits will keep on coming
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Mr. Fowl posted:I was at the NYCC panel today and... Noble is going to play a Sin-Eater. This is not really related to the show, except that that wikipedia article's line "not to be confused with the '80s pop singer Sinitta." I was pretty worried about getting those two things confused, for sure. Since that wasn't related, here's something that is: DVR recordings have brought Sleepy Hollow up in ratings a crazy amount apparently. Adding DVR numbers makes it Fox's second highest rated show, period. Fox's number 1 rated show is NFL, so yeah... go Sleepy Hollow! http://insidetv.ew.com/2013/10/13/sleepy-hollow-dvr/
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So I might have just binged through the first four episodes of this on Hulu. This show is hilarious and pushes all my Buffy buttons. The person who called this Buffy by way of Fringe/Supernatural was dead on. I particularly love that they're going balls to the wall nuts straight out the gate. No slow burn here. I just want more ZombieCho.
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Another horseman!
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War? Going for a Sun Tzu style?
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Hahha Ichabod examining the loofah.
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Maxwell Lord posted:What is this impenetrable barrier? I so agree with him on that one. I ask myself that every time. And they better step away from Ichabod's hot 1700's wear! Its...um..vital to the plot!
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