By Michaela Gordoni
SULLIVAN’S CROSSING fans will get to see Season 4 on Netflix just one week after the finale airs on the CW.
The series airs every Monday night on the CW until June 22, when it will have its finale. The whole series will come to Netflix on June 30, where the other three seasons are available to watch, Good Housekeeping reported. The finale already aired in Canada.
The last episode, “Face the Music,” shows Maggie admit the truth about a shared kiss between her and Liam in a previous episode. Cal also gets an unexpected visitor, which leaves him questioning his relationship with Maggie.
“There’s definitely going to be fallout from the kiss,” Morgan Kohan, who plays Maggie, told PEOPLE. “We’re definitely going to see what that brings out for Maggie and Liam and everyone because, yeah, that was definitely huge, shakes things up for everybody. Yeah, big fallout, and then kind of seeing how people try and build back their life in a way.”
When she had to feel the kiss scene with co-star Marcus Rosner, she was a little stressed.
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“You see it on the page and you know what you want it to be and what the expectation is for what the scene is going to be and you want to be able to deliver that,” she shared. “I was definitely a bit stressed out, but I had a really supportive and trusting scene partner in Marcus. So when you’re given such a gift as that is, I dig into my own stuff, and I can be very vulnerable, and had someone kind of catches me on the other side.”
She hopes that fans can feel the emotions that come into her love triangle with Liam and Cal.
“If you’re going to do the love triangle, you wanted to really pull people in both ways and be able to feel for Maggie in a situation and really see how that could be such a tough spot that she’s in,” she said.
The series is renewed for Season 5. Amalia Williamson, who plays Lola Gunderson, doesn’t know if she will be available to star in the next season, as she may be busy with another season of YOU’RE KILLING ME. She stars with Brooke Shields in the series.
“It depends on when we film our second season,” she shared. “I don’t know. I would love to go back. I love my Sullivan’s Crossing family. I miss them.”
Williamson says her character on YOU’RE KILLING ME is a “dream role” for her, so it’s no question why she might give that priority over SULLIVAN’S CROSSING.
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