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Sleepy Hollow is moving to a new date and time in February. It will air Fridays at 8pm. Not sure if this is good or bad news. http://www.fox.com/article/fox-announces-winter-premiere-dates https://twitter.com/SleepyHollowFOX/status/664171540078985217

I only read the little synopsis here, but how is Katrina supposed to be a savior? Isn't she supposed to be trying to kill Ichabod? Also, Ichabod said he was an abolitionist, I'd like to see him put his money where his mouth is. I think this is the part I want to see most. As to what possible motive they could have for this, I haven't the foggiest. This isn't the greatest sounding season finale to me, and yeah they are incredibly tone deaf when it comes to their audience, but I am going to say my curiosity is piqued. That's a very interesting way of looking at it. Even thought I'm curious, I do not, however, want to see Ichabod treating Abbie badly in the slightest, I am certainly not here for that.

I dunno, I'm willing to give it a shot. I don't have the utmost faith in the writers, but It could be really interesting if done tastefully.

Thanks, I remember something about it being said. Although I wonder how Goffman phrased it. Since he has a background in politics (I think), I try to pay attention how he phrases things. And your spoiler was something that I felt might happen,

Can someone remind me where it was mentioned that Was it in an interview?

Really? I thought it was quite enjoyable, especially the dinosaur question at the end, lol. One of the inconsistencies in the storyline that I don't understand, because in S1 it was stated that the witnesses were supposed to be fighting the forces of evil.

It's pretty much a no-brainer that Ichabod should have this experience. I hope it still does happen this season, I would kill to see Abbie and Ichabod on a plane, lol.

Was there ever any doubt? lol Goffman lives for the Crane Family Drama.

Oh, don't go through all that trouble Phoenics, I'll come across it sooner or later. I just thought someone might know where it is off the top of their head. But boy, what a 180 degree turn in policy that is for Groffman, isn't it?

Can someone point me towards where he mentioned this? I'd really be interested in reading/seeing it, given his response in this article.

No, I'm sorry about the confusion, but Damian Kindler wrote last night's episode, per twitter. Totally my mistake, I had read the synopsis for 'Mama' over at IMDb and It just listed the show's creators (Iscove and Wiseman) as the writers.

I have to apologize - I thought Iscove and Wiseman wrote this episode ( I guess I was confused the way IMDB had written the synopsis). It looks like Damian Kindler actually wrote the episode, per the comments on twitter.

I wasn't sure where to post this, but am I correct in saying that Phillip Iscove and Len Wiseman wrote the next two episodes? It'll be interesting to note the differences if that's the case.

I don't know, I'm still suspicious of all this being just damage control on their part.

Thanks so much for the article, it was a fascinating read. She was so on point with many of her arguments.