The Craziest Moments From This Week's "Sullivan's Crossing" Episode
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Once you start lighting fall candles, grabbing fluffy blankets, and baking banana bread, you might as well invest in a flashing neon sign that reads "It's Gilmore Girls Season." The cozy drama has everything we're looking for once the weather turns chilly: a small town, deep relationships, and wacky traditions that make you want to hop inside your screen and live in Stars Hollow with Rory, Lorelai, and Lane.
While we're rewatching GG for the [insert crazy number because we've lost count] time, we've also always got our eyes peeled for new TV shows. The CW's new family drama, Sullivan's Crossing, is perfect for Gilmore Girls fans — and not only because it features two of the same actors. Here's everything we know about the new series.
Everything That Happened On "Sullivan's Crossing" Season 1 Episode 4: 'Rock & A Hard Place'
Pictured (L-R): Chad Michael Murray as Cal Jones and Morgan Kohan as Maggie Sullivan. Photo via Fremantle.
Right off the bat, "Rock & A Hard Place" is the craziest Sullivan's Crossing episode so far this season. The two college boys we met during episode 2 have taken Chelsea and we have no idea whether Frank — who's just been shot — is going to be okay. Thankfully, when Maggie and Cal (and then Sully) find Frank, they're able to patch him up temporarily before the ambulance takes him to the hospital.
The shortest scenes in the episode also turn out to be the most memorable: While Maggie and Cal go after Chelsea, Sully tells Edna that Frank is in the hospital. Their conversation is an emotional one, which makes for a very impactful scene, even if it is a short one. Everyone finally reunites after rescuing Chelsea, but the Police Chief Tom is *not* happy Maggie got involved. Sully stands up for her, and it seems like we're finally taking a step towards a true reconciliation! I will not rest until Maggie and Sully have the heart-to-heart they need!
The episode also plants some very ~interesting~ seeds for the future of the story. Jackson meets a new camper named Caleb, whom he's trying to convince to go rock climbing, and Maggie and Cal continue to grow closer. But as we learn that Sully's behind on loan payments, Maggie learns her deposition is two weeks away — before Cal admits he's a lawyer and offers to help her prepare. (I did not see this one coming). This episode was definitely a roller coaster and I'm already itching for episode 5!
What's the story of Sullivan's Crossing?
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Maggie Sullivan (Morgan Kohan) is a Boston neurosurgeon who's got it all. But when her business partner is indicted for fraud, Maggie is charged with negligence and decides to move back to Sullivan's Crossing. Not only is she swapping the big city for a rustic campground, but she's also connecting with her estranged father Sully (Scott Patterson) and with Cal (Chad Michael Murray), a handsome newcomer who's been helping her dad since she left. With the coastal town as her new home base, Maggie has to clear her reputation, and confront the painful parts of her past.
Who's in the cast?
In addition to Scott Patterson as Sully, Chad Michael Murray as Cal (who we love as Luke and Tristan, respectively, on Gilmore Girls!), and Morgan Kohan as Maggie, Sullivan's Crossing stars Tom Jackson as Frank Cranebear and Andrea Menard as Edna Cranebear.
When can I watch Sullivan's Crossing?
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The show is premiering on The CW October 4 at 8pm eastern time. but considering it already premiered in Canada, you can also create an account with CTV and watch it before it hits American television.
How many episodes of Sullivan's Crossing are there?
Season one of Sullivan's Crossing will have 10 episodes. The series premieres October 4 and is set to have its finale on December 6.
Will there be a season 2 of Sullivan's Crossing?
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Yes! In June 2023, CTV and The CW renewed Sullivan's Crossing for season 2.
Where is Sullivan's Crossing filmed?
The first season of Sullivan's Crossing began filming in June of 2022 at Shubie Park in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. Shubie Park features a green space and trails, but since it borders Lake Charles, it also features a beach area. Canada is a huge filming location, and has seen shows like Riverdale, The Flash, The Good Doctor, Chesapeake Shores, and Virgin River!
Is Sullivan's Crossing a spin off of Virgin River?
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Sullivan's Crossing is based on the book series of the same name, written by Robyn Carr. Carr also wrote the Virgin River novels! So while this new series might not be a direct spin off of Virgin River, it is definitely safe to assume they exist in the same universe. The show is also executive produced by Roma Roth and Christopher E. Perry, the team behind Virgin River.
Are you excited for Sullivan's Crossing to come to the US? Let us know what you're excited to see in the comments!
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Chloe Williams serves as B+C’s Entertainment Editor and resident Taylor Swift expert. Whether she’s writing a movie review or interviewing the stars of the latest hit show, Chloe loves exploring why stories inspire us. You can see her work published in BuzzFeed, Coastal Review, and North Beach Sun. When she’s not writing, Chloe’s probably watching a Marvel movie with a cherry coke or texting her sister about the latest celebrity news. Say hi at @thechloewilliams on Insta and @popculturechlo on Twitter!