I like many things about this show, but the one thing that I want to point out is that a majority of the main characters are NOT WHITE and I think it's great! I love the fact that there are so many African Americans in main, recurring roles in this show, it's really refreshing.

This season is AWFUL (at least so far). Not as awful as ARROW, which is downright unwatchable (worst acting on TV, and that's saying something). The series has definitely jumped the shark. Killing off Katrina was a crime. Getting rid of the great John Noble, boneheaded. Tom Mison and Miss Beharie seem to be sleepwalking through their roles. Monster-of-the-week is a seventies thing (The X-FILES barely survived it, but they had the mythology). Moving to Atlanta was ridiculous. The Colonial nature of the show is paramount, yet the producers would rather get tax write-offs than make a quality series. At least Buffy the Vampire Slayer had romance and lots of laughs for their (generally) MOTW formula. SLEEPY HOLLOW has definitely jumped the shark. R.I.P. Mr. Mison can now go back to doing Shakespeare ....

I feel sad that people have rated less for this show.I know the history is changed, that's how it is with every series, Come on I'm sure no one believes that Vamps and Werewolves exist right. But if you check on Google, it says how to become one and change and all- I''m talking WIKI :-D :-DThe story is great and the presentation too...I like the way the British guy explains the history with Mr. Washington and the show keeps to intact.Honestly, that;s the thing which matters. I have watched both the seasons and have not found much faults in it.I just love the show for the way it is, couldn't have been better.Good going.... Thumbs Up. Thanks.

I love the interplay between Ichabod Crane and Abbie Mills. I look forward to watching this series every week and am PRAYING that they do renew for another season if not more!!! I love the writers of this show. In last episode of this season when the cell phone says "Slide to Open" and Crane slides it on the table...that was classic! They really have captured what a man from his era would act like in the modern world. Adding the twist in the last two episodes placing Abbie back in Cranes time was brilliant. An African American modern woman living two and a half centuries ago-wow...that was written very well. I look forward to more episodes and am pretty sure there will be more. This has a bit of everything, its supernatural, funny, dramatic, suspenseful and I cannot get enough!