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I love that they are showcasing all the old characters and events. Dennis is such a jerk. Jonathan and the kid ninjas were great. Treat Yo Self!!! Perd is always the best.

I liked this one too. I am not surprised though. It had very limited Katrina, badass Jenny, sister bonding, and great stuff between Abbie and Ichabod. When they were in the vault discussing their problems and when it went wrong, I felt they were both trying extremely hard not to mention Katrina. (We know the truth). I love how Abbie feelings for Katrina (mistrust) always shines through. She can tell Jenny that Katrina was right to let The Horseman go but she tries to keep her out of the investigation.

Wuntch v Holt will never get old for me.

Loved the episodes. The two of them stuck in the office was just gold. Ron, I love you but questioning Leslie's scrapbooking skills was crossing a line.

I find myself smiling a lot when I watch this show. I agree a lot the the plots are silly but it is still fun. Dont know anything about missle silos but couldn't something mechanically be done at the site to make the rockets non functional?

Even in episodes that are average or even less than average Abbie is still awesome. Even though she feels deeply for people she will not let that blind her to what needs to be done. Glad she saved the day. Irving might not have had much to do but I think Orlando kicked ass in the scene with Abbie in the interrogation room. I do not need to see another Crane date night, thank you very much. Crane, not cool to recycle your "together" speech.

After season 1 or after Andy and Ann broke up, Andy has held a special place in my heart. I felt he was super awesome tonight. I loved everything he did and said in Chicago.

More good than bad for me. Good: Lots of Abbie and Crane interaction Abbie still being the best even when she makes a mistake No Henry Hawley being into Jenny again (only because this take the squick of Hawley and the sisters off the table) IRVING Bad: Abraham is the new Henry fight (even if Crane says it is different) Katrina Not so sure: Orion (as a watcher of Supernatural I have become wary of Angels, they can start off strong but the writers tend to muck it up (still love you Castiel))

So happy. La Tasha was strong throughout and Bryant was just so unlikeable.

Agree about it is all in the execution. We knew what would happen with the stakeout but they still nailed it.

Just when I start liking Daniel they kill him.

I'm disgusted that Wiseman could give an interview about Sleepy Hollow and not mention Abbie once.

The writers could not have Abbie or Jenny with Irving when he died because after they eased his passing they would have went straight for Moloch and Henry and sacrificed their lives by taking them down. I am looking at you Cranes.

Re: Consequences of Irving's death When the show comes back I need to see some real fallout from this. Not that he died (Irving made the choice to fight and take on the armor of War and people die in battle) but the actions of the Cranes afterwards. The whole point of the fight was to kill Moloch, right? The only reason they fought War was because he was in the way of getting to Moloch. Why did they not proceed to Moloch after the battle field was cleared? If you want to say they needed to regroup, I am ok with that. Then they have the chance to kill the person who killed Irving and was responsible for other numerous deaths (including Crane's friend Caroline) and they do nothing. I am not saying it would be easy to kill your child not matter the circumstances but that time has passed. I need to see some real remorse from the Cranes and some pissed out attitude from the Millses. Because as it stands now, it seems like Irving died for nothing. As someone brought up above, did he just kill an avatar?

I just keep coming back to thinking the writers want me to feel a certain way about something but I either don't care, have the opposite opinion, or think they are just doing a bad job at showing it. The Cranes' relationship - don't care. Katrina is awesome - disagree Henry's possible redemption - doing a bad job In general I like a good redemption story but I don't want Henry redeemed for two big reasons 1) he killed Irving, 2) that would prove the Cranes right about him and they were so annoying with the "there is still good in him" that it would make me sick. If the show doesn't want to redeem Henry that is great but the whole "there is still good him" needs to stop. However, with his actions against Moloch I don't see an end to it.

I agree that Abbie's screen time was not ideal but if the writers wanted me to think Henry's actions proved the Cranes right they missed the boat by a long shot. All I saw was a brat mad at "Daddy" Moloch throwing a tantrum. The Cranes were not a factor in his decision at all.

Yes, Abbie is definitely the leader of Team Witness. Her speeches are awesome. What was her plan though?

It was clear that Henry's motivation was not love for his parents but anger at Moloch. I wonder if the Cranes will realize this. Probably not.

I thought of Clash of the Titans Harry Hamlin style also. We did get to see Crane using his phone to watch the fight. Maybe I am deluding myself but I am ok with Abbie letting Crane pull the sword because a) she wouldn't know what to do with a sword and b) his ego needed it. At this point I would not be shocked to find out Abbie is "proping" Crane up only because he is the other Witness and she can't afford to have a partner who sucks.

Thank you Abbie for standing up for the women in your family! Abbie is still awesome. This episode did make me feel for Abraham more but that is not what I want. I want bada$$ headless. I liked the fight but did it have to come down to Katrina. Boo! I know I have an advantage as a viewer but when there is a random bowl of liquid substance, odds are it is important.

Wasn't crazy about the group being split up, though I did like seeing more one-on-one time with Sheldon and Amy. She really does enjoy their time together and is no longer taking any sh** from him. The only reason I was not overly upset about Sheldon opening the bottle was that the guys put bad karma on it. They attached part of their joy in drinking it would be shoving Sheldon's face in one of their accomplishments.

I have become so desensitized to people on tv and in movies not calling the police when it would solve their issues that it does not even register with me anymore.

I didn't see that coming at all. So so good. Annalise is one cool character. I was so shocked by her voice message. I couldn't believe she would want to go back to him. But then I thought well at least it will help her if they think she killed him. Then at the end to learn it was all fake. Awesome!

This episode was great. I like Ichabod but I didn't miss him this episode, though his absence seemed really contrived. Having him sidelined for a bit was nice, since I know it was not permanent. The power of the Mills sisters on screen is like looking at the sun. That the writers are capable of showing great depths of emotion and love just makes the debacle that is the Cranes that much worse.

My face hurts from smiling so much. I am loving the Sam and Dean relationship this season. Please don't screw it up.