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Pretty sure the fans had a good time watching this week’s episode of the hit TV series ‘Sleepy Hollow’. We were gifted with the funny banter between The Hidden One and Ichabod Crane as they discuss deeply about humanity. And yes, you have read it right, The Hidden One, have finally unhide his self as he went out with a mission to kill all The Witnesses.
Want to know more about the recent episode of the ‘Sleepy Hollow’? Read on and find out.
The episode started with a suburban dad jam band rehearsing horribly which led to a demon literally coming for them to make them stop. The ruckus attracts a banshee who sucks up all the sound and then vomits it back at the guys until their eardrums pop and their brains bleed out their ears.
Meanwhile, Abbie left Ichabod all peeved out as she found out that Ichabod has been spying on her with the tablet/symbol that they both have. No sooner has Abs gone than The Hidden One appears in the Archives, that The Hidden One arrived and slams Ichabod about a bit, then threatens to kill both him and Abbie. But just as The Hidden One hurls a ball of energy at Crane, the symbol he slipped into his pocket leaps out to intercept it, creating a mystical barrier that seals both men in the room… and everyone else out.
It turned out that the symbol was actually the emblem of Thura and one of its main purposes include containing the power of a god. It’s actually the thing that kept The Hidden One away from humanity for such a long time. Good thing Pandora was in the neighbourhood to help Abbie get Ichabod out. The other possibly good news: She needs to channel the energy of a living supernatural creature to do so… and there just happens to be a banshee wailing its way all over town.
While Ichabod, on the other hand, is killing time trying to distract the god as the duo rescue him. So Ichabod puts on some jazz and generally takes on the air of that annoying guy in your freshman dorm who was all, “You’ve never heard Miles Davis?! John Coltrane?! Dizzy Gillespie?! I’m going to go make you a mixtape RIGHT NOW.” He waxes poetic about various works of music, art and literature while The Hidden One looks bored.
And as for the girls, thanks to her slightly more complete box, Pandora is able to get rid of the barrier and save both men.
What is your favourite part of the episode? Comment them below.
