Have you binge-watched season 2 in preparation for season 3?
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Fans rejoiced at the death of Katrina and Henry as the two characters were blamed for the season’s lackluster appeal.
After the claustrophobic second season, it’s great to see Sleepy Hollow once again return to the rich world-building of Season 1. New showrunner Clifton Campbell reveals that Ichabod goes to his family’s tomb in England and finds the mysterious tablet.
What were a few of the primary issues you felt you needed to address, after hearing the fan reaction to season two? Actress Charlene Amoia endeared herself to audiences as the waitress Wendy on CBS’s How I Met Your Mother, but now she’s taking a completely different turn.
The season 3 premiere of Fox’s “Sleepy Hollow” is just around the corner and we can’t wait to see Abbie and Ichabod back in action as the witnesses of the apocalypse. Daniel will be Federal Bureau of Investigation special agent in charge at the local precinct where Abbie is stationed.
It’s more about where they come back and what headspace they’re in, not so much what brought them there. We can only hope that Sleepyheads will give the show the second chance it deserves. In the instance with Crane, because we did balance out a little more in his favor last season, we felt like this was an opportunity to skip past a few of the maudlin parts that the loss of Katrina, his wife, would be. “We know what they’re concerns are and we’re going to respond to them with the episodes [we’re making]”. Mills and Crane get out of their troubled states to find a new sheriff has replaced Irving, a female who knew the Mills sisters’ mother (who lived in Tarrytown). “Once we dropped Joe into the mix, the stories just exploded”. And the relationship that we’ve been able to build with Joe and Jenny has not only allowed us to tell stories but also allowed us to tell deeper emotional stories that are directly related to our A-stories. OR IS IT? With old enemies gone, Abbie (Nicole Beharie) and Crane (Tom Mison) are seemingly moving on with their lives.
The Season 3 premiere excels at setting up an intriguing new mythology, but the most important thing it does is remind viewers how fun this show can be. He doesn’t go to her, she hears of his return.
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And Shannyn is delightful. Whereas the fall show started as something to fill the gap between the summer musical and holiday season shows, Clowdus says that it has become a local tradition, and that audiences eagerly anticipate its return. To find out what and if she makes it through, tune in when Charlene’s episode of Sleepy Hollow, “I Witness”, airs Thursday at 9 PM ET/PT on FOX.
