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What a time the Sleepy Hollow fandom has had. I’ve got to say, speaking honestly, I’m pooped. If you’ve not followed everything concerning social media and Sleepy Hollow, I’m afraid I’m not going to fill you in myself. Instead, I’ll let TV Juriste, Salon and Entertainment Weekly fill it in for you. Basically, people have just about had…

Christina Welsh is no stranger to the world of celebrities and film. But instead of covering Hollywood as a journalist, she’s getting ready for the premiere of Addicted, derived from Zane’s popular book of the same name. Welsh has turned in her microphone to focus on screenwriting full time, and now the screenplay, which features both Welsh…

The name of this Sleepy Hollow episode, “Heartless,” kept reminding me of the Kanye West song of the same name. But guess what? The song is quite apt to this episode. If we apply the song to the episode and not to the woman Kanye West was engaged to at the time, the woman who’s…

You might have heard how DC is ramping up their production of their cinematic universe by delving into digital properties. One of the digital properties they’re going to create is a live-action Static Shock webseries.

The Examiner published this preview of “Deliverance,” and the mention of “Ichatrina” didn’t help the Ichabbie fans who seemed to have had a rough week, between the general concern of ratings, Katia Winter’s tweet, and other stuff. TV Preview: Sleepy Hollow’s “Deliverance” A Turning Point and Test (EDIT 2026: article link broken since 2014, quotes…

So, I guess Ichabbie is canon now, right? What else as viewers are we to assume? It’s only a matter of time now. Anyways, things happened in the episode, “Go Where I Send Thee,” other than tons of Ichabbie moments, moments that will be discussed later in this recap. Let’s quickly discuss said things.

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