As many as they need, obviously.
Boxed Set, Vol. V: Just a Hint of Denial and a Dash of Retcon
A topic for the discussion of Doctor Who, Arrow, and The Flash. Beware possible invasions of iZombie, Sleepy Hollow, or pretty much any other "genre" (read: sci fi, superhero, or fantasy) show that captures our fancy. Expect adult content and discussion of the Big Gay Sex.
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It does seem weird that this "small town" has 144,000 people. That's a small city, isn't it?
For comparison, Actual Sleepy Hollow has a population of just under 10k.
I love the vibe that's growing between Abbie and Ichabod. I wouldn't say no to shipping some Jennich, and Abbie feeling besieged from both sides.
I loved everything about the baseball--Abbie's explanation about what it means to her, Ichabod getting into ump abuse, even though his timing needs work, but my favourite was her delivery of "Our pride, our link to the past. Created by the forefathers, handed down generation after generation..." So relaxed and sincere. Also the beats of when they looked at each other were great, and speak to great things for this partnership. She will be both Chief Bridesmaid and Best Woman.
The baseball scene was awesome. As baseball always is.
For comparison, Actual Sleepy Hollow has a population of just under 10k.
Billings MT, has a population of about 166,000, and while I know there's a lot more room to spread out there, that's the point -- New York and New Jersey are really densely populated, but I don't think their idea of Sleepy Hollow, given where it is, would actually fit.
But since I apply handwavium everywhere else, why not here, too, right?
Awesome enough to awe someone who doesn't get baseball's point(s).
Er, how much in the way of underground tunnels could remain secret yet intact beneath a bustling "small town" of 144,000 for 23 decades?
A surprising amount...
Oh, I just got the 144,000 reference. Book of Revelation, duh.
Ooo, Epic, you're right!
Oooh. Cause that seemed like such a random thing to have changed.