List of Sleepy Hollow Episodes

Sleepy Hollow is an American supernatural drama television series that premiered on Fox on September 16, 2013.[1] The series is considered a "modern-day retelling" of the 1820 short story "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" by Washington Irving.

As of February 23, 2015, thirty-one episodes of Sleepy Hollow have aired, concluding the second season.

On March 18, 2015 Sleepy Hollow was renewed for an 18-episode third season.

Series overview

Season Episodes Originally aired
First aired Last aired
1 13 September 16, 2013 January 20, 2014
2 18 September 22, 2014 February 24, 2015
3 18 Fall 2015[2] N/A

Episodes

Season 1 (2013–14)

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11"Pilot"Len WisemanStory by: Roberto Orci & Alex Kurtzman & Phillip Iscove & Len Wiseman
Teleplay by: Alex Kurtzman & Roberto Orci & Phillip Iscove		September 16, 20131AWL7910.10[3]
In the town of Sleepy Hollow, New York in 1781, Ichabod Crane (Tom Mison) decapitates the Headless Horseman in battle but is mortally wounded himself, and collapses. Both he and the Horseman awaken in 2013 in Sleepy Hollow, New York. The latter kills the local sheriff, August Corbin (Clancy Brown) and Crane is inadvertently arrested for his murder by Corbin's former partner, Lieutenant Abbie Mills (Nicole Beharie). Crane asserts that not only is he innocent of the murder, but that he's actually just awakened after several centuries of entombment. Mills is inclined to believe Crane, and together they learn that the Horseman is actually Death, one of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse and is seeking his head to summon the other horsemen to bring about the Apocalypse. Mills and Crane recover the head before the Horseman does, thanks to a dream sent by Crane's wife (Katia Winter), executed centuries earlier for witchcraft. Crane and Mills also discover that Corbin had been keeping detailed files on the various mysteries of Sleepy Hollow.
22"Blood Moon"Ken OlinRoberto Orci & Alex Kurtzman & Mark GoffmanSeptember 23, 20131AWL018.59[4]
Mills' superior Frank Irving (Orlando Jones) reluctantly allows her to work with Crane due to the events occurring in Sleepy Hollow; the two begin using Corbin's gathered archives of occult material. Elsewhere, Andy Brooks (John Cho), a former fellow police officer who was killed in the previous episode assisting the Headless Horseman, is reanimated and given new orders to resurrect the witch, Serilda of Abaddon (Monique Ganderton). Serilda completes the ritual for her resurrection by hunting down and killing the descendants of the magistrate who burnt her for witchcraft, but Crane and Mills destroy her with explosives. Mills has a dream/vision of Corbin, who tells her to not be afraid of '49' - the room number of a mental hospital where her sister Jenny (Lyndie Greenwood) resides.
33"For the Triumph of Evil"John F. ShowalterStory by: Phillip Iscove
Teleplay by: Jose Molina		September 30, 20131AWL027.97[5]
A psychoanalyst connected to the Mills sisters mysteriously commits suicide and Crane and Abbie Mills visit her sister at the institution. When others commit suicide as well, the Witnesses learn that the source of the mysterious deaths is the Mohawk dream spirit Ro'kenhronteys, or the Sandman. By entering the dream world of this spirit, they are able to resolve the problem and confront their past guilts and atone for them. When Mills goes to re-visit her sister, she learns that Jenny has escaped.
44"The Lesser Key of Solomon"Paul EdwardsDamian KindlerOctober 7, 20131AWL037.96[6]
Mills and Crane search for Jenny, tracking her down to a cabin belonging to Corbin. Mills further learns that Corbin had Jenny track down rare and often magical objects, such as a sextant. This object reveals an old map of Sleepy Hollow marking the hidden location of The Lesser Key of Solomon, a book that can open a doorway to the seventh circle of Hell. A secret group of Hessians aligned with the Horseman get their hands on both the sextant and the book, but Mills destroys the book and ends the ritual. The Witnesses also learn that the demon they are facing is named Moloch.
55"John Doe"Ernest DickersonMelissa BlakeOctober 14, 20131AWL047.59[7]
A sickly boy suffering from an unknown disease is discovered in the woods and immediately put under CDC quarantine. Because the boy can only speak Middle English and says he is from Roanoke, Crane deduces that the child is from the lost Roanoke Colony from the 16th century. Investigating, the Witnesses discover a portal to a hidden village and the people within to be suffering from - but not dying from - the same illness, originating from the Horseman, Pestilence. The boy was lured out into the present to spread his disease, but Crane and Mills return him to his village, and the people both within and without the village are cured.
66"The Sin Eater"Ken OlinStory by: Aaron Rahsaan Thomas
Teleplay by: Alex Kurtzman & Mark Goffman		November 4, 20131AWL057.08[8]
Crane is kidnapped by Freemasons and, after confirming his identity, they ask him to take poison that will kill both him as well as the Horseman (since their blood is linked occultly). Mills tracks down a Sin Eater named Henry (John Noble) so that Crane can be sanctified, and together they prepare for the Horseman's return that evening at nightfall.
77"The Midnight Ride"Doug AarniokoskiHeather V. RegnierNovember 11, 20131AWL067.03[9]
Crane discovers the Freemasons in Sleepy Hollow have been beheaded by the Horseman, and realized that the creature is seeking its own head. Irving recovers the head from the lab (where it has stymied attempts to categorize it) before the Horseman comes for it, barely escaping with his life. Crane and Mills cannot destroy the head by normal means, so they use it to lure and trap the Horseman using both science and magic.
88"Necromancer"Paul EdwardsMark Goffman & Phillip IscoveNovember 18, 20131AWL077.09[10]
Mills and Crane interrogate the Horseman with Andy's help, despite the dead policeman Brooks' warnings not to do so. During the interrogation the Horseman reveals himself to be Abraham, Katrina's former fiancé and Ichabod's friend who was killed by Hessians and turned into the Horseman by Moloch. Brooks, under control of Moloch, sneaks a druidic relic into the chamber where the Horseman is being held and uses it to dispel the magical bindings of the chamber built by Thomas Jefferson. This allows Moloch's hellish minions to be summoned into the chamber, who disappear with Brooks and the Horseman just as the Horseman is about to kill Crane.
99"Sanctuary"Liz FriedlanderDamian Kindler & Chitra Elizabeth SampathNovember 25, 20131AWL086.56[11]
Mills and Crane investigate the missing case of Lena Gilbert (Erin Cahill), a wealthy grand daughter of a mining and oil magnate. Lena went missing while visiting her country house owned by her family. Turns out, the house is owned by an old acquaintance of Crane, Lachlan, who put a hex around the house as a protective spell. Crane especially takes an interest with the case because Lena circled a name "Katrina C" (which he assumed as Katrina Crane) in a paper that she left behind. Lena explains that Katrina was the last person who took sanctuary in the house a long time ago. The house is haunted and as a result, Lena, Crane and Mills are attacked on their way out from the trapped house. Mills has a vision of Katrina giving birth to a baby boy while taking sanctuary in the house, Crane's son.
1010"The Golem"J. Miller TobinStory by: Alex Kurtzman
Teleplay by: Mark Goffman & Jose Molina		December 9, 20131AWL096.65[12]
Ichabod and Abbie enlist the help of Henry Parrish to find information about Ichabod's son. Henry sends Ichabod to purgatory to confront Katrina. When Ichabod returns, he, Abbie, and Henry search to find the Golem that was summoned by his son Jeremy as a means of protection. Ichabod and Abbie receive a threatening message from Moloch.
1111"The Vessel"Romeo TironeStory by: Mark Goffman & David McMillan
Teleplay by: Melissa Blake		January 13, 20141AWL106.46[13]
Ancitif, a minion of Moloch with the ability to jump from body to body and possess its victims via physical contact, returns to Sleepy Hollow after a seven year absence and delivers a foreboding warning to Captain Irving: unless he delivers George Washington’s Bible – a valuable resource in the war against Moloch - great harm will befall his daughter, Macey.
1212"The Indispensable Man"Adam KaneStory by: Sam Chalsen
Teleplay by: Damian Kindler & Heather V. Regnier		January 20, 20141AWL116.82[14]
Ichabod and Abbie, while studying George Washington's Bible, learn of a map of purgatory that was created after Washington had presumably died and was likely buried along with his body. They then enlist the help of Henry Parrish in locating Washington's burial site and travel with Henry to find the map. Meanwhile, Andy, after earlier begging Abbie to hand over the map, offers himself to Moloch and is transformed into a demon. Andy is ordered by Moloch to locate the map. Inside Washington's tomb, Ichabod, Abbie, and Henry locate the map, but are then attacked by Andy. They manage to successfully escape and trap Andy in the tomb. Abbie then warns Ichabod of what might happen should they use the map to rescue Katrina from purgatory and tells him to burn the map. Ichabod understands and reluctantly burns the map.
1313"Bad Blood"Ken OlinAlex Kurtzman & Mark GoffmanJanuary 20, 20141AWL127.05[14]
Ichabod and Abbie travel to purgatory to enlist the help of Katrina when they learn from Henry Parrish that the Horseman of War will appear in the real world during the forthcoming Eclipse. When they arrive in Purgatory, Abbie and Ichabod are separated and both seemingly are living a false reality surrounded by friendly faces. When they both come to realize that what they are seeing is not real, they reunite and travel to the church to find Katrina. Meanwhile in the real world, Captain Frank Irving, seemingly unable to explain why a police officer and a priest were killed protecting his daughter, confesses to the murders when he learns that his daughter may be arrested. At the Church, Abbie and Ichabod learn from Katrina that she is unable to leave unless someone were to take her place, to which Abbie agrees. When Ichabod and Katrina return to the real world they travel to the location with the four white trees in the hope Katrina can prevent the Horseman of War's arrival. When their efforts aren't successful, Henry reveals that the Horseman is not there. He restrains Ichabod and Katrina on the trees before revealing to their horror that he is their son and that he was resurrected by Moloch 13 years ago, something Jenny learns but is unable to reveal when she is ambushed by the Headless Horseman. He then reveals that he is the Horseman of War, and allows the Horseman of Death to take Katrina away to Ichabod's horror. Back in Purgatory, Abbie learns what really happened the day she and Jenny saw Moloch in the woods as teenagers and that the memory was removed from her mind. In the real world, Henry then forces Ichabod into a wooden casket, binds him with vines, and then breaks the second seal. Henry then closes the casket, ending the first season.

Season 2 (2014–15)

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141"This Is War"Ken OlinMark GoffmanSeptember 22, 20142AWL015.51[15]
Ichabod and Abbie "live" an illusionary life created by Henry in order to gain information about a key that can bypass the bounds of Purgatory. When Henry breaks the illusion, Abbie is left trapped in Purgatory and Ichabod in a coffin; as they part he vows to return for her. Henry meanwhile uses his sin eater ability on Jenny and learns about a clue in Benjamin Franklin's (Timothy Busfield) sketchbook and leaves to recover it. In Purgatory, Andy tells Abbie of Moloch's plans, and of a mirror in Moloch's lair which she later uses to warn Ichabod. Ichabod escapes from the coffin and is contacted by Jenny, who has escaped from Henry's men, and helps her leave the area. Concerned about Abbie, Ichabod updates Jenny on the current situation and together they decode the clue in Franklin's sketchbook and recover the key. They both travel to the forest, where Ichabod uses the key and enters Purgatory; there he reunites with Abbie and is faced with a demon impersonating him. The fake overpowers him and attempts to impersonate him to Abbie, but she decapitates him and the real Ichabod rejoins her. Together they use the key to escape Purgatory but are followed by Moloch, who is stopped when the door closes on him. Now back in the real world, Ichabod sees the key disintegrate in his hand. That night, Henry is contacted by Moloch and admits his failure to recover the key. Moloch, however, gifts him an armor that he can manipulate, as it is bonded to his soul.
152"The Kindred"Paul EdwardsMark Goffman & Albert KimSeptember 29, 20142AWL025.04[16]
Ichabod and Abbie learn of a creature with the power of a horseman called a "Kindred" created by Benjamin Franklin with body parts of his strongest soldiers, but he was unable to bring it to life as it required a horseman body part. Ichabod wants to use it to battle the horseman while he sneaks into the house where Katrina is being held, Abbie is against the idea but is convinced by Ichabod to go along with the plan. As they require the horseman's head, Abbie decides to visit Frank Irving in jail and learns that it's being held in a deposit box in the bank. Before she leaves, she urges him to tell the truth about what happened with his daughter so he's moved to the psych ward. Now outside of Abraham's house, Ichabod places the horseman's head on the Kindred's body and recites the incantation to bring it to life and watches on as it battles the two horsemen. With the horseman distracted, Ichabod sneaks into Abraham's home and reunites with Katrina, but is dismayed when she tells him she wants to stay and learn more about Moloch's plans. Ichabod is at first against the idea, but agrees before escaping. The next day Ichabod and Abbie discuss Katrina and wonder what happened to the Kindred after the battle. Meanwhile, Henry decides to visit Frank Irving to offer him a contract to enlist his services as a lawyer. Upon signing it, Irving cuts his finger, signing the contract in blood.
163"Root of All Evil"Jeffrey HuntMelissa Blake & Donald ToddOctober 6, 20142AWL044.46[17]
Ichabod and Abbie go to the asylum where Irving is being held, only to find out that his lawyer Henry Parish has barred them from seeing him. Meanwhile, Jenny has gotten out of prison thanks to Abbie, who bargained with the new sheriff so Jenny could spend the rest of her sentence doing community service. Much to Abbie's surprise, Jenny is not happy to see Abbie, in fact, she is rageful that Abbie did not tell her about her mother being killed in the asylum. After an argument between the sisters, Ichabod and Abbie learn that Henry has brought a cursed coin, one of the thirty pieces of silver given to Judas for betraying Jesus, that makes the dark side of people be revealed (which is what caused Benedict Arnold to turn against the colonists) back to the present day. After the man who has the coin is imprisoned for killing his father, the coin is taken into police custody, where Henry switches the coin with a quarter. Henry gives the coin to an unsuspecting Jenny, who now wants to kill the new sheriff because Jenny believes that she is the reason for her mother's death. Abbie and Ichabod, with the help of new ally Nick Hawley, are able to talk Jenny down, and imprison the coin in sanctified glass (where it can't affect anyone). At the end of the episode, Henry burns the bed where Katrina gave birth to him in rage.
174"Go Where I Send Thee..."Doug AarniokoskiDamian KindlerOctober 13, 20142AWL034.76[18]
When 10 year old Sarah Lancaster is abducted by a demonic Pied Piper, Ichabod and Abbie discover a bone flute in the woods while searching for the girl, when Ichabod plays the flute it sends Abbie into a trance. Believing this is how the Pied Piper abducted the girl, they decide to use a recording of the flute and venture back out into the woods where they come across Nick Hawley and enlist his help in locating the girl in exchange for the flute. Now at the Pied Pipers lair Abbie and Ichabod locate the girl and unchain her while Nick deals with the Piper, they then plant some charges to slow it down while they escape. Nick however demands the flute, telling them that the job is done and that they should live up to their promise. She gives it to him, but breaks it telling him they can't give him that kind of power. Meanwhile Irving meets with Henry to terminate his services and learns a horrifying truth, that when he signed the contract he signed away his soul. With Sarah reunited with her parents, Ichabod and Abbie are faced with a horrifying truth when the curse strikes Sarah's brothers which forces her mother to take Sarah into the woods to use as bait against the Piper. When Abbie talks her down, they however are interrupted when the Piper attacks, as Ichabod engages it in a sword fight, Abbie finishes it off. With the curse now broken, Nick sells the broken flute unknowingly to Henry who then grinds it up into dust.
185"The Weeping Lady"Larry TengM. Raven MetznerOctober 20, 20142AWL055.02[19]
Katrina draws Abraham's suspicions when she reaches out to Ichabod with a letter carried by a bird. Meanwhile Ichabod befriends a woman called Caroline and is distraught when she turns up dead in a river moments after he had last seen her. When Ichabod and Abbie investigate her death, they learn of a creature called the "The Weeping Lady", a local legend of a spirit of a woman who had drowned. However, when the Weeping lady attacks Abbie in the library almost drowning her, she is rescued by Ichabod and is able to grab a clue that Ichabod recognizes. He believes the creature to be a woman from his past called Mary Wells, who he had been promised to as a child. He tells Abbie that he had broken off the engagement to Mary because of her jealously and believed that she had returned to England after he had received a letter from her. Abbie believes that Mary is targeting people connected to him through jealousy and that she believes Katrina may be next. That night, Katrina is attacked by Mary and is able to escape with the help of her magic, and reunites with Ichabod and Abbie. Together, Abbie and Katrina are able to release Mary's soul. With Mary now freed, Katrina confesses to Ichabod that she knew the details behind Mary's accidental death, but he is angered by her deception. Meanwhile, Moloch punishes Henry, and tells him that he wants Katrina alive as she is a "Hellfire Shard" a chosen vessel.
196"And the Abyss Gazes Back"Doug AarniokoskiHeather V. RegnierOctober 27, 20142AWL064.62[20]
Abbie learns that Joe Corbin has returned to town from Afghanistan after being honorably discharged from the army. When she attempts to reach out to him, he doesn't want to know as he resents her and blames her for his father's death. However, when Abbie along with Ichabod are called out to a noise complaint, they are attacked by a creature and discover dead bodies everywhere, and that Joe is the only survivor. Meanwhile, Henry tells Irving that he will need to kill the man who crippled Macey to reclaim his soul, but he refuses. Ichabod and Abbie learn that the creature responsible for the deaths is a Wendigo, a monster who feeds on human organs when it smells blood. Believing Joe to be the Wendigo, they manage to track him down in the woods, but when he transforms into the Wendigo they capture him and feed him organs to return him to normal. They learn that Joe was cursed by Henry when he was sent a letter, and that he wants a powerful poison in exchange for the cure. Joe listens on as Abbie reminisces about his father, but they are interrupted by Henry who demands the poison. Joe hands it to him, and is later tricked when Henry cuts his arm and he transforms again. Ichabod then recites a Shawnee incantation to return Joe to human form forever. Meanwhile Irving makes a dangerous choice, and Henry unleashes a deadly spider on Katrina that enters her mouth.
207"Deliverance"Nick CopusSam Chalsen & Nelson GreavesNovember 3, 20142AWL074.52[21]
Katrina believes that she may have been poisoned by Henry when she contracts a mysterious illness. Abraham tells her that he knew nothing of it, or of Moloch's plans for her. Henry and his men interrupt them both and attempt to take her away. Enraged by this, Abraham attacks them and buys Katrina the time to escape. Meanwhile, Ichabod and Abbie cast their vote and are then interrupted by an officer who informs them they had found a Jane Doe who is found to be Katrina and had brought her to the hospital. Worried for her well being, Ichabod and Abbie take her away, Abbie follows Henry's men who had arrived and Ichabod and Katrina research her illness. They learn of the Hellfire club, and Katrina tells Ichabod of how she had spoken with Abraham, which disturbs him. They learn that Katrina is pregnant, to her horror. Ichabod suspects it was Abraham, but Katrina angrily denies and tells him it could be from no man. They however are forced to escape the archives when Henry's men arrive, and are able to flee to a nearby church. While there Katrina tells Ichabod and Abbie that Henry can help her, and of her faith in him because Henry is her son. At the Psych hospital, Ichabod learns from Henry that the baby inside Katrina is Moloch, and angrily attempts to reach out to Henry's human side. Abbie meanwhile reassures a distraught Katrina that they will find a way to help her. When they learn the Aurora Borealis can stop Moloch's birth, they recover a prism from the Hellfire club and Ichabod uses it to save Katrina and stop Moloch's birth.
218"Heartless"David BoydAlbert KimNovember 10, 20142AWL084.65[22]
Henry summons a Succubus to gather life energy to raise Moloch. When bodies start appearing around Sleepy Hollow, they learn that the creature is a succubus and that it is preying on the desires of its victims. With Katrina's help Ichabod and Abbie are able to track the creature to the docks and are able to rescue Hawley before he is killed, but the creature escapes. Katrina meanwhile continues to experience visions of a baby, and of Henry. Ichabod believes this to be a side effect of her most recent experience but she believes there's more to it. By refining her visions, Katrina is able to see inside of the manor and learns that Henry is using the Succubus to gather life force to raise Moloch. When they investigate further they learn that the creature is called the Incordata, a heartless creature that feels no desires of its own. Meanwhile Katrina and Abbie are able to locate and destroy the heart, which weakens the creature enough for Ichabod and Hawley to kill it. With the Incordata now dead, Katrina and Abbie reconcile their differences, and Katrina tells Abbie of her plan to kill Moloch by returning to Abraham, which Ichabod later accepts. Now at the manor, Henry reveals to Katrina that Moloch is now a baby.
229"Mama"Wendey StanzlerDamian KindlerNovember 17, 20142AWL094.68[23]
Abbie and Jenny investigate a series of unexplained suicides at Tarrytown Psych, which brings up painful memories of their mother Lori (Aunjanue Ellis) for them both. While there they reach out to Irving for insight into the victims, but are unable to form a connection between them. When they review the security footage, they are shocked to discover the spirit of their mother in the room with each of the suicide patients prior to their death. That night, Abbie and Jenny along with Hawley return to Tarrytown and are forced to intervene to prevent a patient from committing suicide, however Abbie is transported to another part of the hospital by her mother, and Jenny while searching for her is left a message on a door which reads 'TPRJLMIL'. They learn that the message was a code for a video session, and together they watch their mother speak of her torment and of a nurse they had previously encountered called Lambert. Believing Lambert to be behind the deaths, they return to Tarrytown and rescue Irving before he can commit suicide. They then learn of a journal with a hex that can banish Lambert, but Abbie is captured. With the journal now recovered, Jenny recites the hex that banishes Lambert. Abbie and Jenny then summon their mother, and learn that she has watched over them, and of a weapon that can stop Moloch. They say goodbye and watch as her spirit passes on. Irving rejoins the group after escaping Tarrytown Psych.
2310"Magnum Opus"Doug AarniokoskiDonald ToddNovember 24, 20142AWL104.28[24]
Researching Grace Dixon's journal for any clues about a weapon able to kill Moloch, Abbie and Ichabod discover a hidden message that connects to Hebrew lore; it tells of the Sword of Methuselah, which is the best chance they have of killing Moloch. Realizing the connection between the first cartoon "Join or Die" and Sleepy Hollow rivers, they attempt to track down the weapon. However, Henry had been spying on them and sends Abraham to collect the weapon to ensure the Apocalypse's arrival is not prevented. Though Abraham gains the upper hand in their fight, sunrise forces him to retreat. Ichabod and Abbie discover a hidden underground lair, which is filled with statues; Abbie recognizes one as the woman from her visions, while Ichabod comes to the horrible conclusion that a gorgon resides there. They escape to the surface, deciding to use Abraham's headless state to their advantage; without eyes, he cannot be turned to stone by meeting the gorgon's gaze. The plan is successful, but Henry blows a magic horn to sound the beginning of the end, calling Abraham back. Ichabod and Abbie discover the sword was hidden in oil, which they ignite to free the blade. Elsewhere, Henry and Abraham attend the arrival of Moloch.
2411"The Akeda"Dwight LittleMark GoffmanDecember 1, 20142AWL114.51[25]
Ichabod and Abbie travel to Fredericks Manor in an effort to face Moloch and stop the apocalypse, but are faced with Abraham who is about to perform a binding ritual on Katrina. Ichabod engages him in battle with the sword and is able to overpower him, but hesitates in killing him when he learns that the Sword of Methuselah consumes the soul of the wielder when used to kill. Believing that Irving may be the only person capable of wielding the blade as Henry owns his soul, with Jenny's help they are able to track him down and enlist his help. The group learns that with each of the four trees Moloch burns, the closer he becomes to merging Purgatory with the real world to bring hell on earth. Faced with an army of demons summoned by Moloch, Abbie is injured during the battle and is carried away by Jenny. Irving meanwhile engages the Horseman of War and destroys his armor, but is fatally wounded during the battle and dies. At the church, Abbie is distraught by Irving's death and vows to kill Moloch with the sword at any cost, and tells the group that if she should fall they will take up the task. Moloch decides to send Henry to recover the sword, but he is concerned that he may die as his armor was destroyed. The group trick Henry when he arrives, but he overpowers them and takes the sword and brings them before Moloch, Henry uses the sword to kill Moloch after he is told to kill Katrina.
2512"Paradise Lost"Russell FineM. Raven MetznerJanuary 5, 20152AWL124.48[26]
Ichabod and Abbie encounter an angel named Orion (Max Brown) who they learn had spent 200 years in Purgatory after being captured in battle with the Horseman of Death. Believing him to be the answer to their problems, Abbie decides to take him to where Abraham is being held. However, Katrina reveals to the group that she wishes to separate him from the Horseman and make him human again. Believing Abraham's life to be in danger, Katrina tells Abraham of her plan and frees him. With the help of Hawley, Abbie and Orion locate Abraham and Abbie learns that he had been around during times of catastrophe in human history, and of his plan to take the Horseman of Deaths power. During the battle, Orion incapacitates Abraham and attempts to steal his power, Ichabod uses the horseman's axe to break his weapon and hands back the axe to Abraham. Believing that Ichabod and Abbie have sided with Abraham, Orion escapes. After the battle, Abraham is stopped by Katrina from attacking Ichabod and agrees to her decision to try and make him human again.
2613"Pittura Infamante"John LeonettiMelissa BlakeJanuary 19, 20152AWL134.19[27]
Ichabod and Katrina attempt to reconcile their marriage at the historical society, but are faced with a murder investigation when the body of an art restorer is found in the hanged man position. Katrina remembers her friend Abigail Adams (Michelle Trachtenberg) speaking of the murders in 1770, and of how they remain unresolved despite her best efforts. They learn that the murderer is a man called James Colby, a man who is able to leave the painting at will to kill his victims and drain their blood so he can complete the inverted cross and his resurrection. They learn from the runes on the frame that Abigail had discovered Colby was the murderer, and had allowed herself to be captured so she could trap him inside the painting. Ichabod and Katrina enter the painting and are able to rescue Miller and escape. But when Colby completes his resurrection and leaves the painting, Abbie shoots him and then the painting to kill him. Meanwhile, Abbie struggles to come to terms with Irving's resurrection and has her doubts about his intentions, and then breaks the news to his wife.
2714"Kali Yuga"Doug AarniokoskiStory by: Heather V. Regnier
Teleplay by: Sam Chalsen & Nelson Greaves		January 26, 20152AWL144.37[28]
Nick Hawley gets help from Ichabod, Abbie and Jenny as he confronts his past in the form of Carmilla Pines (Jaime Murray), a ruthless treasure hunter, who raised Hawley as a child. Hawley had cut ties with her, after seeing her kill a man, leaving her alone; unfortunately, a Hindu cult captured her and used a ritual to turn her into a Vetala, a monster from Hindu lore. Carmilla convinces Hawley to help her commit one last heist and retrieve a statue of Kali, from Henry Knox's former home. The statue supposedly having the power to restore a Vetala's humanity; however, it turns out to be a trick as instead of a cure, the statue can be used to create more Vetala. Camilla attempts to turn Hawley through the use of the statue, but is stopped by the combined efforts of Jenny, Abbie and Ichabod. After a fierce confrontation, Carmilla flees and Hawley decides to leave Sleepy Hollow to track her down. Meanwhile, Capt. Irving is cleared of all charges at appeal. He and his wife adjust to him being back from the dead and what this could possibly mean for the future.
2815"Spellcaster"Paul EdwardsAlbert KimFebruary 2, 20152AWL154.38[29]
Ichabod and Abbie learn that a powerful Warlock who was responsible for the Salem witch trials had escaped from purgatory following the demise of Moloch, and is attempting to change the past with the Grand Grimoire. They learn from Katrina that the man was responsible for the death of a woman he believed loved him. She tells them that the witches coven had banded together and banished him to purgatory for his actions. With Katrina's help, they confront the man but he escapes after overpowering her. Katrina ponders the Warlocks comments about submitting to the dark side to become more powerful and decides to leave the Warlocks capture to Ichabod and Abbie. Ichabod and Abbie enlist Irving to help fight the Warlock and Ichabod suggests that they use elements against him, realizing that Katrina's elemental magic had an effect on him. They are able to track him down and electrocute him, Ichabod then attacks the man viciously before being pulled away by Abbie. Meanwhile, while Abbie and Ichabod look for him, Irving takes the Grimoire and snaps the neck of the Warlock who then vanishes. Irving then gives the Grimoire to Henry who responds with familiarity to him.
2916"What Lies Beneath"Dwight LittleStory by: Damian Kindler & Phillip Iscove
Teleplay by: Damian Kindler		February 9, 20152AWL163.87[30]
Ichabod and Abbie investigate the disappearance of three workers and learn that they were abducted by Reavers, a secret unit that were assigned by Thomas Jefferson to guard the Fenestella. When they venture inside the hatch, they are forced to make a hasty retreat when confronted by a huge number of Reavers, and decide to return with more firepower. Meanwhile, Irving convinces Jenny to help him break into a police lockup, but when he takes evidence from the Hellfire club, Jenny confronts him. He tells her about what happened to him after he was resurrected, and of his desire to help his family before it's too late. Now at the Fenestella, Ichabod and Abbie encounter a holographic Thomas Jefferson that explains the purpose of the Fenestella to them both, and of the role it can play helping them as witnesses. But when he tells them that they can't save the men without sacrificing the Fenestella, Abbie responds that the lives of the men are more important. They both venture into the Reavers lair and rescue the men, but when the Reavers awaken they are forced to make a hasty retreat. Ichabod decides to venture back inside to destroy the Fenestellas power source and convinces Jefferson to help him. Meanwhile, Henry appears to Katrina in a dream, but Katrina wonders if it really happened.
3017"Awakening"Doug AarniokoskiM. Raven MetznerFebruary 16, 20152AWL174.47[31]
Henry attempts to use a copy of the Liberty Bell in a ritual to try and reawaken a powerful coven of witches lying dormant in Sleepy Hollow. When his attempt proves to be not enough, he convinces Katrina to perform the ritual for him. When Abbie and Ichabod discover this it leads to a dangerous confrontation with Henry which eventually leads to the latter's death. Enraged by Ichabod's "betrayal," Katrina invokes a spell to return to the past to prevent herself from saving Ichabod's life after his encounter with the horseman. As the spell is complete, Abbie jumps into the portal after Katrina; Katrina ends up possessing her past self, likely to avoid a major time paradox. Abbie enters the village of Sleepy Hollow and soon realizes she is in 1781. Two soldiers confront her and demand that she show them her papers, but when they realize she doesn't have any, they lock her up believing her to be a fugitive. Abbie tells the men that she has information that can change the war, and demands to speak to Captain Ichabod Crane.
3118"Tempus Fugit"Paul EdwardsMark GoffmanFebruary 23, 20152AWL184.35[32]
Abbie informs Crane of her foreknowledge on the battle against the supernatural, earning his trust; shocking him further, is her accurate description of the horseman. Having been pulled from the battlefield where both would have been felled and sealed into deep sleeps, Ichabod is convinced to take Abbie to meet one of the available founding fathers - Benjamin Franklin. At the same time, Katrina realizes Abbie followed her, and allies with the horseman, revealing she knows his past identity as Abraham. Abraham decapitates Franklin, misleading Crane into thinking Abbie is a spy; however, she tells him to look in her phone for proof that she came from the future. Crane finds video of himself attempting to figure out the phone, realizing Abbie is truthful; both head to Fredrick's manor to for the assistance of Abbie's ancestor Grace Dixon. Grace reveals that more battles lie ahead for Abbie and Crane, despite the victories they have obtained; she reverses the time travel spell, sending Abbie and Katrina back to moment the spell was cast. Katrina attempts killing Abbie, but Crane confronts her and accidentally stabs her. Katrina sees a vision of Henry before vaporizing. Jenny and Irving arrive, revealing he's been freed of Henry's magic; Abbie explains that their war isn't over yet.

Season 3 (2015–16)

Season 3 of Sleepy Hollow is due to premiere on Fox in Fall 2015.[2]

Ratings

Season 1 (2013–14)

No. in
series		 No. in
season		 Title Original airdate Time slot
(EST)		 U.S.
Rating/share
(18–49)		 Viewers
(millions)		 DVR
(18–49)		 DVR
viewers
(millions)		 DVR
Total
(18–49)		 Total
viewers
(millions)
1 1 "Pilot" September 16, 2013 Monday
9:00 P.M.		 3.5/9 10.10[3] 2.3 5.27 5.8 15.37[33]
2 2 "Blood Moon" September 23, 2013 3.1/8 8.59[4] 2.2 4.96 5.3 13.54[34]
3 3 "For the Triumph of Evil" September 30, 2013 3.0/8 7.97[5] 2.1 4.83 5.1 12.79[35]
4 4 "The Lesser Key of Solomon" October 7, 2013 2.8/7 7.96[6] 1.9 4.29 4.7 12.25[36]
5 5 "John Doe" October 14, 2013 2.7/7 7.59[7] 1.7 4.02 4.4 11.61[37]
6 6 "The Sin Eater" November 4, 2013 2.5/6 7.08[8] 1.8 4.13 4.3 11.21[38]
7 7 "The Midnight Ride" November 11, 2013 2.6/7 7.03[9] 1.6 3.67 4.2 10.70[39]
8 8 "Necromancer" November 18, 2013 2.5/6 7.09[10] 1.5 3.56 4.0 10.65[40]
9 9 "Sanctuary" November 25, 2013 2.2/6 6.56[11] 1.4 3.45 3.6 10.01[41]
10 10 "The Golem" December 9, 2013 2.2/6 6.65[12] 1.5 3.55 3.7 10.20[42]
11 11 "The Vessel" January 13, 2014 2.2/6 6.46[13] 1.3 3.17 3.5 9.63[43]
12 12 "The Indispensable Man" January 20, 2014 Monday
8:00 P.M.		 2.2/6 6.82[14] 1.3 3.05 3.7 10.10[44]
13 13 "Bad Blood" January 20, 2014 Monday
9:00 P.M.		 2.4/6 7.05[14] 1.3 3.05 3.7 10.10[44]

Season 2 (2014–15)

No. in
series		 No. in
season		 Title Original airdate Time slot
(EST)		 U.S.
Rating/share
(18–49)		 Viewers
(millions)		 DVR
(18–49)		 DVR
viewers
(millions)		 DVR
Total
(18–49)		 Total
viewers
(millions)
14 1 "This Is War" September 22, 2014 Monday
9:00 P.M.		 2.0/5 5.51[15] 1.5 3.43 3.5 9.02[45]
15 2 "The Kindred" September 29, 2014 1.7/5 5.04[16] 1.3 2.87 3.0 7.93[46]
16 3 "Root of All Evil" October 6, 2014 1.7/5 4.46[17] 1.1 2.83 2.8 7.30[47]
17 4 "Go Where I Send Thee..." October 13, 2014 1.7/5 4.76[18] 1.0 N/A 2.7 [48] N/A
18 5 "The Weeping Lady" October 20, 2014 1.8/5 5.02[19] 1.1 2.83 2.9 7.85[49]
19 6 "And the Abyss Gazes Back" October 27, 2014 1.6/4 4.62[20] 1.1 2.65 2.7 7.27[50]
20 7 "Deliverance" November 3, 2014 1.5/4 4.52[21] 1.1 2.76 2.6 7.28[51]
21 8 "Heartless" November 10, 2014 1.5/4 4.65[22] 1.1 N/A 2.6[52] N/A
22 9 "Mama" November 17, 2014 1.6/4 4.68[23] 1.0 N/A 2.6[53] N/A
23 10 "Magnum Opus" November 24, 2014 1.4/4 4.28[24] 0.7 N/A 2.1[54] N/A
24 11 "The Akeda" December 1, 2014 1.5/4 4.51[25] 0.9 2.38 2.4 6.88[55]
25 12 "Paradise Lost" January 5, 2015 1.6/4 4.48[26] 1.0 2.58 2.6 7.06[56]
26 13 "Pittura Infamante" January 19, 2015 1.3/4 4.19[27] 1.1 2.83 2.4 7.02[57]
27 14 "Kali Yuga" January 26, 2015 1.5/4 4.37[28] 0.8 2.32 2.3 6.69[58]
28 15 "Spellcaster" February 2, 2015 1.4/4 4.38[29] 0.9 N/A 2.3[59] N/A
29 16 "What Lies Beneath" February 9, 2015 1.2/3 3.87[30] 0.9 N/A 2.1[60] N/A
30 17 "Awakening" February 16, 2015 1.4/4 4.47[31] 0.8 N/A 2.2[61] N/A
31 18 "Tempus Fugit" February 23, 2015 1.4/4 4.35[32] 1.0 N/A 2.4[62] N/A

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