'Sleeper'
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.
Marvel superheroes are discussed over at the MCU thread.
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She was not bound to the chair. She just had her arms pulled back behind the chair. ANYONE could escape that. Simply Stand Up.
Oh god, so true.
Question, because I watched Doctor Who last night instead of rewatching Sleepy Hollow...did they air both parts of the premiere together, or just the first hour? I don't want to be spoilery.
Just one hour.
I want to see more of Franklin and Ichabod being pissy at each other. And Abby going "Dude, don't diss the founding father."
Just one hour.
Thanks. I should probably keep my mouth shut until next week then!
While I enjoyed Ben-and-Ichabod show, my history brain kicked in again. Washington was appointed general of the continental forces in July 1775. Franklin left for France in December 1776 and stayed there until after the war. Franklin was in Philadelphia; the fighting during those years was in Massachusetts and New York.
Also, Franklin published an account of the key experiment, which may or may not have really happened, in 1752.
The one thing I suspect is accurate is that that Franklin could be insufferable.
my history brain kicked in again
That was your first mistake.
I know. I keep telling myself that this is an alternate universe, but it doesn't always work.
During the last Who, I kept telling myself this was taking place in a universe where people actually think that it's OK for the safest bank in the universe to have air ducts large enough for people all over the place.
The one thing I suspect is accurate is that that Franklin could be insufferable.
Yes, this part was completely believable.
SH: I didn't recognize Busfield. Good to see him, insufferable though the character may be.
And why make an adult, Oxford don, Franklin's apprentice? oh well ... guess I should stop asking for it to actually, you know, make sense. Although I am glad that they explained tht extremely confusing begnning. Although (again) seeing Ichabod with serious gun power was interesting.
So glad to see that Steph is still focusing on what's important.