Sleepy Hollow (pilot)

Much to my surprise, I thoroughly enjoyed this show. I hope it continues to be this entertaining.

Inside the Actor's Studio: Jake Gyllenhaal
Haunted History

I saw the last time Once upon time,great serie.:)

Finally caught up on American Horror Story: Asylum

With how off the wall, insane the show was i really wasnt expecting such an emotional ending. It was really well done however i feel like they left a lot of stories unresolved.

Blade Runner is on right now. Last TV show was a little football followed by Broadchurch. Looking forward to Hannibals return though. Watched Sleepy Hollow and I am undecided there.

Breaking bad

Surprisingly little happened in this episode
Considering there's only 1 episode ledt, as far
As we know.

Masterpiece Mystery! Foyle's War

I didn't know this was on already. I saw a few small ads and thought it wasn't coming on till next week sometime.

Watched Sleepy Hallow the other week from my DVR. Can't say this show has a lot of promise. It's not the actors. The dude playing Icabod Crane seems to be convincing and the actress, Nicole Beharie, is fantastic as the deputy sheriff, Abbie (plus she's rather easy on the eyes and that never hurts). Just seems the producers/writers have tried too hard to make this a modernized tale featuring the Headless Horseman. At one point he uses an assault rifle (and I think, also a shotgun in another scene). Since when did the Headless Horseman learn who to use an assault rifle?! Come on!

Well since in this story the Horseman is supposed to be one of the four horseman of the apocalypse, i think it's safe to say he wouldn't be restricted by the knowledge of the time period in which he existed when he fought Ichabod. He's much more then just some ghost, he can learn and adapt. Which will make him a formidable opponent for Ichabod who needs to learn how the world has changed. I think it's fine that they're including those elements because like it or not, it is a modernized tale.