What I don't get is how Katrina is going to get any information she gleans to Crane and Abby. Witchy powers, I suppose?

I wondered that myself. Are A&C supposed to sneak into Headless HQ every time they need a report? Seems fraught.

Hmm. I'm thinking about looking at that Forever show, see if it's worth my time.

Interesting characters, pleasantly crafted problem, only moderately intrusive flashbacks. And it looks like the potential romance between our hero and the lovely female detective is being foiled by good reasons. I'm unclear on the relationship between Henry and Abe. Is Abe his son?

Abe is indeed his son. Adapted

Cool. I think this is a good reason to stay in my chair after Agents is over.

Back to "Sleepy Hollow" for a moment. In terms of Irving signing the paper,a and whether it counts. There ill-intentioned magical traditions where to cast a harmful spell requires the victim's consent, but that consent is defined very loosely. For example, say a practioner of such a path wants to cast a leprosy spell on Herbert. The evil witch can walk up and say "Is your name Herbert?" and when Herbert unsuspectingly says "yes" , Herbert has just consented to the leprosy spell.

So if the contract is for Irving's soul, then it is hard to fanwank. But for anything short of that, within certain magical traditions, Irving has just opened himself up to all sorts of really bad shit.

Typo Boy, I like your typo:

Abe is indeed his son. Adapted

The question of why Abe has a New Yawk accent and his father still has an English accent is probably not going to be explained ever.

Depending on where his medical degree is from, he may be maintaining it for his cover.

Although I don't think they're father and son to other people ... not everyone has the level of "willing suspension of disbelief" that WE do.

I liked the way Abe's his roommate to officialdom. And he's still upsetting his father by being reckless.