TV Review - Sleepy Hollow "Go Where I Send Thee"

by Lauren

We have a 'creature of the week' episode people! This time, the Pied Piper.

You heard me.

But first, it's time for our weekly installment of Ichabod's commentary on modern society: Driving Lesson Edition! Blah, blah, blah - 'horsemen' blah blah blah 'horsepower' - very funny. Now let's get back to the action.

So a family Ichabod knew back in the day (who didn't he know?!) has a curse on them. Every first-born child on their 10th birthday is drawn into the woods by a Pied Piper's song to be trapped until they die in the forest so the Piper can make a new flute from their bones. Charming.

...aaaand he plays the flute. Of course he does.

Of course, while Abbie and Ichabod are looking for the child, the new guy, Nick Hawley, is out looking for the flute - it's a valuable antiquity after all... This does not improve Ichabod's opinion of the 'heartless privateer' - even Abbie wasn't stupid enough to give him the 'in tact' bone flute as his payment for helping to find the girl.

The pied piper is battled with a combination of high-tech noise cancelling ear plugs and a 200 year old sword. IN the end, Abbie drops the piper and breaks the curse, saving all the Lancaster children.

They celebrate with a latte - more Ichabod commentary and comedy ensues.

Evil Action Irving

Important main story things that happen:

Captain Irving tries to research the Horseman of War, but the Bible burns in his hands - giving him a vision of him slaying his friends (while on fire) in the Apocalypse. 

He confronts Henry who reminds him he sold his soul to him with the blood-signed contract he didn't' read. Ooopsy.

Henry also turns out to be the buyer for Hawley's broken bone flute artifact - which he didn't need whole anyway. Ground to powder, I'm sure this is a key ingredient for something nasty in the future...

Tonight's episode...