The (TV) Revolution Will Be Analyzed

What is the fight against evil really about? It's about freedom. Evil is often talked about in abstracts but when you get down to the ...

When push comes to shove, never ever listen to the recently animated and reborn jar of black goo. I have often said it in my Sleepy Hollow...

The mythology of Sleepy Hollow has always been deep, developed and, above all else, insane. When your show centers on a man coming back to...

What are you hungry for?Perhaps your answer is pizza but I was speaking in a more metaphorical manner. What do you crave? I personally des...

Was it a smart move to make the new Witness a child? Several reviews ago I discussed how having Molly be a child, and quite a young child ...

Modern technology is one of my favorite Catch-22's. I know that sounds weird but think about it. We do not need modern technology--by ...

Is it fair of me to compare and contrast Abbie and Molly as Witnesses? On the one hand, Molly is a totally new character who should be all...

There's no place like home. There have been a few vital components missing from this new rebooted version of Sleepy Hollow; Abbie is t...

Predictability can be a good or a bad thing in TV--and all other--writing. On the one hand, if the story crafted is predictable it might b...

Who killed Abigail Mills? On the simplest level, the answer is straightforward: Pandora and The Hidden One both contributed to Abbie's...

There is something hysterically meta about the fictional female President of the United States almost getting her head lopped off by a myt...

What made Abbie Mills such a great Witness? Was it her total acceptance of the sudden bizarre turn of events in her life? No, not really. ...

Don't worry; I'm just as surprised as you are to find myself writing a review for this show once again. Eight months ago I wrote w...

Hey, I know that Headless Horseman! Welcome to the final episode of season three. It's been quite a journey; from time apart to happy ...