By Gabrielle Gillen
Netflix’s Top 10 series SULLIVAN’S CROSSING Season 3 is currently available to watch on CW’s website.
MSN shares that the CW “adds new episodes to their platforms after each episode airs, so the complete Season 3 will be available following its televised season finale on July 16.”
The news comes as a relief for fans who were scrambling to find out where to watch Season 3. SULLIVAN’S CROSSING has two seasons on Netflix, with its third season scheduled to join the streamer on Aug. 11.
In addition to CW’s app and website, SULLIVAN’S CROSSING releases on CTV’s app and website. Individual episodes can also be purchased on Apple TV and Prime Video.
SULLIVAN’S CROSSING consistently ranks among Netflix’s Top 10 shows. The series is based on the novel series by Robyn Carr, the same writer of Netflix’s other darling show, VIRGIN RIVER. It follows neurosurgeon Maggie Sullivan (Morgan Kohan) who, after finding herself in legal trouble, takes refuge in the campground Sullivan’s Crossing, run by her estranged father (Scott Patterson). There, she’s forced to resolve her current issues, while confronting not only her present, but her difficult childhood — and a mysterious newcomer (Chad Michael Murray) who catch her eye.
Season 3 sees Maggie making big life changes in Nova Scotia. In an interview with The Social CTV, star Kohan shared, “It’s one thing for Maggie to have decided, ‘This is what my life’s gonna be. I’m happy, I’m jumping in…’ And it’s another to live it and really take in what that means.”
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Kohan shares on social media her excitement and gratitude to be part of the show. She writes, “Life is surreal and I just feel so so so lucky. What an absolute dream. Thank you to everyone who has been watching our show and sending your love. I feel it big time ❤️❤️❤️” Several fans responded to her post with support and kind words, sharing their love for the show and how she brings character Maggie to life.
SULLIVAN’S CROSSING shares some similarities with VIRGIN RIVER, from the two shows’ beautiful landscapes to troubled women finding comfort, love and community in a small town. However, what makes SC different is the angle of Maggie and her strained relationship with her father. The show doesn’t stray from depicting complex relationship troubles between father and daughter, while still making it accessible for audiences.
Comfort shows like SULLIVAN’S CROSSING continue to warm viewers’ hearts with its tight-knit community, peaceful location and charming love story.
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