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Can Ichabod and Abbie bypass the bounds of Purgatory? Test your limits when supernatural drama Sleepy Hollow: The Complete Second Season comes to DVD & Blu-ray on 26th October 2015 courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment.

Reeling from the game-changing cliff-hanger of the Season One finale, when it was revealed that Henry (John Noble; Fringe, 24) is one of the four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, and also the son of Ichabod (Tom Mison, One Day, Salmon Fishing in the Yemen) and Katrina (Katia Winter; Dexter, NCIS), this season begins with Ichabod buried alive and Abbie (Nicole Beharie; The Good Wife, Shame) stranded in Purgatory.

Sleepy Hollow: The Complete Second Season will take fans on a whirlwind journey, facing a myriad of new foes including demonic Pied Pipers, Frankenstein-style hybrid soldiers, vengeful spirits, seductive Succubi, powerful warlocks, Angels and even Benjamin Franklin himself.

With a strong supporting cast including returning talent Orlando Jones (Evolution, Bedazzled) as Frank Irving and Lyndie Greenwood (Nikita, Lost Girl) as Abbie's sister; Jenny alongside series regulars, Sleepy Hollow: The Complete Second Season is essential viewing this Halloween.

Get ready to travel through space and time and suspend disbelief as Sleepy Hollow: The Complete Second Season comes to DVD and Blu-ray on 26th October 2015.

Episodes

  • This is War
  • The Kindred
  • Root Of All Evil
  • Go Where I Send Thee
  • The Weeping Lady
  • And The Abyss Gazes Back
  • Deliverance
  • Heartless
  • Mama
  • Magnum Opus
  • The Akida
  • Paradise Lost
  • Pittura Infamante
  • Kali Yuga
  • Spellcaster
  • What Lies Beneath
  • Awakening
  • Tempus Fugit

Special Features

  • Salute to the Sleepyheads!
  • Commentary on Mama by Nicole Beharie and Mark Goffman
  • Commentary on The Akeda by Tom Mison and Mark Goffman
  • Mysteries and Mythology: The Secrets of Season Two
  • Monsters and Mayhem: The Creatures of Season Two
  • Hollow History
  • Deleted Scenes
  • Gag Reel
  • Commentary on Tempus Fugit by Tom Mison and Mark Goffman