CTV’s latest romance series Sullivan’s Crossing is set to premiere on the streaming platform this week. Revolving around books by the best-selling author Robyn Carr, the story follows a woman as she leaves her hectic city life behind to start a new part of her life as a small-town girl in Nova Scotia.
This series will be directed by Gail Harvey, the award-winning director behind shows like Family Law and Pretty Hard Cases. The announcement of Robyn Carr’s novel series having a TV series adaptation was made last year, with the author even publishing the news on his website. The main cast of Sullivan’s crossing is set to include Morgan Kohan, Scott Patterson, and Chad Michael Murray.
Filming for the romance drama has been done mainly in Nova Scotia and other parts of Canada. What makes Sullivan’s Crossing more worthy of a watch is the filming location for Maggie’s home, which is situated near large beautiful lakes and scenic woods. This is no surprise as to why the place is where most fishermen and travelers stop by to recharge before their next journey on the show.
Sullivan’s Crossing: The Cast of The Show
Made up of well-known TV series actors, the cast of Sullivan’s Crossing includes Morgan Kohan as Maggie Sullivan, and her father’s role, Sully Sullivan is portrayed by Scott Patterson. Tom Jackson will be starring as Frank Cranebear, Andrea Menard as Edna Cranebear, and Laura Vandervoort will be playing the role of Lynne Baxter Jones.
Chad Michael Murray will be playing the role of Cal Jones, Lynda Boyd as Phoebe Lancaster, Amalia Williamson as Lola Gunderson, and Allan Hawco as Andrew Mathews. All of these actors have played parts in hit series like Supergirl, The Handmaid’s Tale, and many others.
Morgan Kohan used to be a dancer but when she graduated from an acting academy, her focus shifted to a television career. Examples of Kohan’s work include When Hope Calls, as Lillian, Star Trek: Discovery, The Bold Type, and many others. Scott Patterson is a Philadelphia-born actor who has worked in shows like Gilmore Girls (Luke Danes), CSI: Miami (Brendon Dwyer), and Seinfeld (Billy).
Sullivan’s Crossing: Preview
From the preview, we see Maggie going through a terrible time in her life, mainly due to her husband, Andrew. She used to work as a neurosurgeon in Boston but had to give that life up when Andrew had gotten involved in a huge fraud case that leaves the pair on completely different terms.
Done with her troublesome life in Boston, Maggie heads over to her family home in Sullivan’s Crossing. Her Father, Sully Sullivan is well known in the area and most of the people there were unaware that he had a daughter. When Maggie explains that she is his child, everyone accepts her into the small town, including the charmer, Cal Jones.
Sullivan’s Crossing Episode 1: Release Date
Sullivan’s Crossing Episode 1 will start airing on March 19th, 2023. New episodes of Sullivan’s Crossing will be released on Sundays, with each episode lasting about 43-45 minutes.
Sullivan’s Crossing Episode 1: Spoilers
The first episode will feature Maggie facing the consequences of her husband’s fraudulent dealings, which will cause her to leave due to the immense attention she was gaining from the media. With nowhere else to go, Maggie heads over to her small town home in Sullivan’s Crossing, Nova Scotia.
When she reaches her old home, she sees that her father is still mad at her. Despite this, Maggie tries her best to get her father to forgive her for her past mistakes and accept the fact that she was going to live in the same place as him from now onwards. Maggie also comes across many new people from the town who are amazed to see such a qualified surgeon living in their small town. A man named Cal Jones seems to take a liking to Maggie’s presence.
Sullivan’s Crossing Episode 1: Where To Watch?
New episodes of the Canadian show will be aired on CTV at 8:00 pm EDT. On-demand episodes of Sullivan’s Crossing will be available to watch on CTV’s website. The timing of the release in other countries will be:
- America: 8:00 pm ET, Sundays, March 19th, 2023
- United Kingdom: 12:00 am, Mondays, March 20th, 2023
- Australia: 11:00 am, Mondays, March 20th, 2023
- India: 5:30 am, Mondays, March 20th, 2023
- Philippines: 8:00 am, Mondays, March 20th, 2023
- Germany: 1:00 am, Mondays, March 20th, 2023
