We pick up immediately after Midnight Ride ended as Crabbie lock Spiro into the special vault and move into the next room. Abbie’s so excited that they did it she teaches Ich to fist bump. He’s all smiles to her face and eye rolls behind her back. So that BFF thing is coming right along. Irving is there too, hardly believing they pulled it off. Amazing how Jefferson designed it with a future technology bullet-proof view screen. That seems like more of a Ben Franklin thing. They discuss how they can’t kill Spiro no matter what they try. But he is weak from the UV lights. Abbie asserts that the war has just begun because no matter what they do to Spiro others are coming. So just forget all that “the Horseman starts the Apocalypse” stuff they’ve been spouting off until now. Ich wants to interrogate Spiro as you would any prisoner of war. There’s a gleam in his eye that says, “Which way is this Guantanamo I’ve heard such great things about?” Irving’s like, “Dude can’t talk” and Abbie suggests using John Cho to talk to Spiro. Poor Irving, so out of the loop, points out John Cho is dead. They set him straight and Ich says John Cho wants in Abbie’s pants so is motivated to help. Irving out loud: “Seriously?” (In his head: Are there no other women in Sleepy Hollow?) Abbie suggests Irving find Jenny and bring her up to speed as she can probably help. Irving sighs, “A dead guy, a mental patient, and a time traveler from the Revolution.” Heh, Irving gets all the good lines tonight. In the woods a couple of guys are hunting deer until Spiro’s horse rides up to them. His name is Binky. One of the guys makes a call, in German, to report that Spiro is down and the team needs to assemble. Then he kills his buddy because: Hessian. Crabbie find the nook in the tunnels John Cho has been living in but he’s not there. Abbie says that John Cho is a creature of habit and he’ll return to where he lives. She says it like it’s this profound insight instead of a basic fact that applies to all humans and most animals. Jenny is brought into the police station to meet Irving. She’s justifiably pissed off that she was hauled out of a coffee shop for no reason. It’s less clear how someone out of the asylum for 24 hours can afford $5 lattes. Irving tells her that he knows everything and they’ve captured Spiro. He also suggests she stop being such a bitch to Abbie who is just doing her best. He’s also not totally on board with Abbie’s plan to have Jenny help them. Seriously, have you seen me? I’m a beautiful bad ass, you need me on the team. Irving’s called to a break in at an antiquities store. Does a simple robbery really need the Captain on sight? Coincidentally Jenny used […]
We pick up immediately after Midnight Ride ended as Crabbie lock Spiro into the special vault and move into the next room. Abbie’s so excited that they did it she teaches Ich to fist bump. He’s all smiles to her face and eye rolls behind her back. So that BFF thing is coming right along. Irving is there too, hardly believing they pulled it off. Amazing how Jefferson designed it with a future technology bullet-proof view screen. That seems like more of a Ben Franklin thing. They discuss how they can’t kill Spiro no matter what they try. But he is weak from the UV lights. Abbie asserts that the war has just begun because no matter what they do to Spiro others are coming. So just forget all that “the Horseman starts the Apocalypse” stuff they’ve been spouting off until now. Ich wants to interrogate Spiro as you would any prisoner of war. There’s a gleam in his eye that says, “Which way is this Guantanamo I’ve heard such great things about?” Irving’s like, “Dude can’t talk” and Abbie suggests using John Cho to talk to Spiro. Poor Irving, so out of the loop, points out John Cho is dead. They set him straight and Ich says John Cho wants in Abbie’s pants so is motivated to help. Irving out loud: “Seriously?” (In his head: Are there no other women in Sleepy Hollow?) Abbie suggests Irving find Jenny and bring her up to speed as she can probably help. Irving sighs, “A dead guy, a mental patient, and a time traveler from the Revolution.” Heh, Irving gets all the good lines tonight. In the woods a couple of guys are hunting deer until Spiro’s horse rides up to them. His name is Binky. One of the guys makes a call, in German, to report that Spiro is down and the team needs to assemble. Then he kills his buddy because: Hessian. Crabbie find the nook in the tunnels John Cho has been living in but he’s not there. Abbie says that John Cho is a creature of habit and he’ll return to where he lives. She says it like it’s this profound insight instead of a basic fact that applies to all humans and most animals. Jenny is brought into the police station to meet Irving. She’s justifiably pissed off that she was hauled out of a coffee shop for no reason. It’s less clear how someone out of the asylum for 24 hours can afford $5 lattes. Irving tells her that he knows everything and they’ve captured Spiro. He also suggests she stop being such a bitch to Abbie who is just doing her best. He’s also not totally on board with Abbie’s plan to have Jenny help them. Seriously, have you seen me? I’m a beautiful bad ass, you need me on the team. Irving’s called to a break in at an antiquities store. Does a simple robbery really need the Captain on sight? Coincidentally Jenny used […]