Trashy Hollow fans, between the holidays and my tech issues I feel like we’ve been parted for years. How are you? You look great, is that a new haircut? Enough about you, let’s talk about me. Did you miss me? The show opens in Ich’s cabin. Abbie gives him a “buck up, little soldier” speech about being there for him as he lets go of his white-knuckled grip on things in the past. He steps into the room wearing really boring modern clothes. He’s all twitchy and uncomfortable. He tries to sit then pops up cursing that skinny jeans are true sign of the impending apocalypse. Abbie says it’s camouflage that will make it harder for Moloch to find him. Yeah, not so much. This new lookIsn’t far from the old look. Except for color and a bit less bagginess in the crotch. The second part is the reason I like the new look. Though I do miss the stripper boots. Ich’s been working for days trying to decipher Moloch’s riddle about the name of the saint from the last episode. As he leaves to try different clothes Abbie suggests Moloch is sending them on snipe hunt to distract them from the fight. Ich returns wearing his old clothes. Abbie gives in and suggests dry cleaning. Ich’s like, “I do not understand your crazy moon language.” Irving has the hot chocolate vendor hauled in and subject to a polygraph about the threats he made against Macey. DUDE! That’s so wrong in so many ways. That happened in NYC, not his jurisdiction, so if anyone was investigating they would. How awesome would it be if Benson and Stabler were on the case of protecting Macey? Plus asking if she’s “strong enough to fight for her soul” isn’t really much of a threat. And charges for threatening speech are really hard to bring. And he knows this is supernatural. It’s just dumb. He’s also got them looking for the woman the demon jumped into. I want to be on the side of the dad protecting his daughter but he’s kind of abusing his power to accomplish nothing. Conveniently the woman walks into the station. She’s still possessed. We know because her POV is full on Demon Vision. Vaseline on the camera lens = cheap Demon Vision effect She stops a passing sheriff guy, touches him on the shoulder, and the demon jumps to him. Wow, demon possession is totes easy in Sleepy Hollow. Usually at a minimum you need a Ouija board, a teenage girl in a night gown, and some pea soup. Irving’s cell rings and the voice on the other end is classic gravelly demon. Irving looks at the phone and OMG THE CALL IS COMING FROM INSIDE THE HOUSE! I MEAN PRECINCT! SHERIFF STATION! WHATEVER! Irving demands to know what he wants and steps into the hall. Then he looks at the ceiling. Sure, the first thing you do when talking to a demon threatening your daughter is count the […]
Trashy Hollow fans, between the holidays and my tech issues I feel like we’ve been parted for years. How are you? You look great, is that a new haircut? Enough about you, let’s talk about me. Did you miss me? The show opens in Ich’s cabin. Abbie gives him a “buck up, little soldier” speech about being there for him as he lets go of his white-knuckled grip on things in the past. He steps into the room wearing really boring modern clothes. He’s all twitchy and uncomfortable. He tries to sit then pops up cursing that skinny jeans are true sign of the impending apocalypse. Abbie says it’s camouflage that will make it harder for Moloch to find him. Yeah, not so much. This new lookIsn’t far from the old look. Except for color and a bit less bagginess in the crotch. The second part is the reason I like the new look. Though I do miss the stripper boots. Ich’s been working for days trying to decipher Moloch’s riddle about the name of the saint from the last episode. As he leaves to try different clothes Abbie suggests Moloch is sending them on snipe hunt to distract them from the fight. Ich returns wearing his old clothes. Abbie gives in and suggests dry cleaning. Ich’s like, “I do not understand your crazy moon language.” Irving has the hot chocolate vendor hauled in and subject to a polygraph about the threats he made against Macey. DUDE! That’s so wrong in so many ways. That happened in NYC, not his jurisdiction, so if anyone was investigating they would. How awesome would it be if Benson and Stabler were on the case of protecting Macey? Plus asking if she’s “strong enough to fight for her soul” isn’t really much of a threat. And charges for threatening speech are really hard to bring. And he knows this is supernatural. It’s just dumb. He’s also got them looking for the woman the demon jumped into. I want to be on the side of the dad protecting his daughter but he’s kind of abusing his power to accomplish nothing. Conveniently the woman walks into the station. She’s still possessed. We know because her POV is full on Demon Vision. Vaseline on the camera lens = cheap Demon Vision effect She stops a passing sheriff guy, touches him on the shoulder, and the demon jumps to him. Wow, demon possession is totes easy in Sleepy Hollow. Usually at a minimum you need a Ouija board, a teenage girl in a night gown, and some pea soup. Irving’s cell rings and the voice on the other end is classic gravelly demon. Irving looks at the phone and OMG THE CALL IS COMING FROM INSIDE THE HOUSE! I MEAN PRECINCT! SHERIFF STATION! WHATEVER! Irving demands to know what he wants and steps into the hall. Then he looks at the ceiling. Sure, the first thing you do when talking to a demon threatening your daughter is count the […]