The series also moved from North Carolina to Atlanta in a bid to take advantage of tax rebates, as producers at 20th TV sought to reduce the costs associated with the genre drama. Lance Gross and Zach Appelman (whose character also was killed off last week) joined fellow new series regulars Nikki Reed - as Betsy Ross - and Sossamon, among others. The show is nearing the end of its third season with an average 1.5 rating among adults 18-49 and 4.9 million viewers, per Nielsen’s live-plus-7 returns.īeharie’s exit caps a rebooted third season of the series, which underwent a number of changes, including adding new showrunner Campbell ( The Glades). Season-to-date ratings, which include its more robust showings on Thursdays at the top of the TV calendar, paint a slightly prettier picture. The latest episode averaged only a 0.6 rating among adults 18-49 and 2.6 million viewers on the night it aired. Moved to Fridays midseason and held to a lower set of standards, Sleepy Hollow‘s recent ratings on the night have been weak. 'Sleepy Hollow' Season 3 Cheat Sheet: Who's Alive, Dead and New When Ichabod Crane (Mison) and Abraham Van Brunt (Neil. The character, sources say, originally was supposed to be killed off during the midseason finale, but insiders are said to have gotten cold feet. All 13 episodes from the fourth and final season of the supernatural police drama starring Tom Mison. When internet sensation Logan Macdonald comes to town, a supernatural infection hits, via a viral video. Sources tell THRthat Beharie had been unhappy and actively was trying to exit the series for quite some time. As Molly's father returns home, Diana begins to wonder if her ex might be ready to be a part of his daughter's life full-time. Many attributed the show’s first-season hit status to the chemistry between Beharie and lead Mison. But Ichabod was ultimately unable to rescue her this time, after Headless returned and Pandora confirmed that there was no bringing Abbie back.įor her part, Beharie has been a key part of Sleepy Hollow‘s success. The finale came after Abbie was nearly killed off earlier this season, when her soul was taken to the catacombs - an alternate realm between life and death. Abbie ultimately went out a hero, as she sacrificed her soul - and her life - in a bid to finally bring down Pandora. "There's a lot of things that need to change, and while we all feel privileged and grateful to be in this business, there are definitely people around that will just be like, 'Just be happy to be here,' where you don't necessarily get treated equally, or you get judged very severely," Beharie continued. "As we saw with #MeToo and Time's Up, women are coming out about some of those injustices, but there's, like, a double whammy there when you're Black and a woman.The character’s death marked the exclamation point in a season that featured Abbie and Ichabod Crane (Tom Mison) teaming up to defeat big bads Pandora ( Shannyn Sossamon) and The Hidden One (Peter Mensah).
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"It's almost like looking back at a time before I woke up to the full awareness that people saw me - even though I was serving their narrative - that they were perhaps treating me as a second-class citizen, despite whatever I did to assimilate, or to work as hard as I possibly could. To undo the idea that, despite the value that you add to something, some people do feel like you are expendable in our lives and our contributions." "I think that's one of the things that made me understand Turquoise," she said of her Miss Juneteenth character, a struggling single mother who pushes her teenage daughter towards reliving her former pageant glory. While speaking with ET earlier this month, Beharie opened up about her experiences on "one particular TV show" that "completely changed the trajectory of my career and probably my life and health," though she didn't call out Sleepy Hollow by name.
"I tried to get work afterwards and people were like, 'We heard you were difficult,'" she recalled. "But no one can say I was late or unprofessional or negative." And that's before the damage she says was done to her career. The actress, who also recently appeared on Hulu's Little Fires Everywhere, said it's taken five years for her to undo the physical toll of working through her illness.
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