The three Landry women finally get answers to questions about the past, present and future. But a shocking discovery will propel them to search for more.
Thus far in the third season, which premiered Jan. 3, Alice travelled to 1974, the year her grandmother, Del, and her grandfather, Colton, fell in love. During her adventures, she uncovered that Colton knew about the pond and used it to go back in time twice as a teenager. Meanwhile, Kat jumped to 1816, the year without summer that almost devastated her hometown of Port Haven — and ran into Colton, who saved her brother Jacob’s life.
Looking ahead at the Season 3 ender, co-showrunner Heather Conkie told TVLine that the hour “is probably one of the most emotional [episodes] in the entire history of the show. We’re very proud of it… We can honestly say it answers a lot of questions.”
Be prepared all you “The Way Home” fans for the sit-on-the-edge of your seat drama, romance, twist and turns, reveals and so many surprises! So many questions will be on your mind and you will have to watch it again and again. You can also watch the series on Hallmark+ channel which is so worth the price. Don’t miss one second of season 3 finale tonight at 9p.m. You will need to have a whole box of tissue placed on your lap and one next to you, as your might find that box of tissue that you had on your lap now on the floor, when you jump out of your seat from what you just saw on your TV screen! As I have said before, I really want to jump into that pond, especially to see my mother, who has been gone for 30 years. What an amazing concept to think we could time travel to see the live we have lived again thus far.
I was so happy to find out that Hallmark Channel has renewed the time-traveling family drama The Way Home for Season 4, to air in 2026, it was announced on the show’s Instagram account. The Season 3 finale airs tonight, Friday, March 7 at 9/8c.
The Landry family is reunited after Jacob’s (MacPherson) return but everyone is working to find their footing as they acclimate to the new normal. Meanwhile, the pond takes Alice (Laflamme-Snow) to 1974, where she meets and is immediately befriended by a spritely Teen Evelyn (Cecchetto) and meets Teen Colton (Doww) and Teen Del (Tomasone), as she gets a front seat to the start of her grandparents’ epic love story. In the present, Kat (Leigh) realizes her biggest challenges and possibly her greatest adventure is waiting for her at home. Elliot (Williams) must trust his gut when an unwanted visitor shows up, and a jarring revelation leaves Del (MacDowell) reeling.
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The Way Home is a Neshama Entertainment production in association with MarVista Entertainment. Executive producers are Heather Conkie, Alexandra Clarke, Fernando Szew, Hannah Pillemer, Larry Grimaldi, Ani Kevork, Arnie Zipursky, Mary Reed, Suzanne L. Berger, MacDowell and Leigh. The series is produced by John Calvert. Consulting producers are Jessica Runck and Mitch Geddes. Michael Hanley serves as executive story editor and Maryan Haye is story editor. Grant Harvey directed from
a script by Clarke.
“Our talented writing staff led by the mother-daughter showrunning team of Heather Conkie and Alexandra Clarke continues to amaze us as they raise the bar each season,” Samantha DiPippo, Senior Vice President of Programming for Hallmark Media, said in a statement. “Their carefully crafted storytelling filled with family drama, romance and an absorbing mystery has enthralled the show’s passionate fanbase and has made The Way Home appointment television. We can’t wait for them to see where the pond takes our time travelers as their journey continues.”
Andie MacDowell (Maid), Chyler Leigh (Supergirl, Grey’s Anatomy), Evan Williams (Versailles), Sadie Laflamme-Snow (The Apprentice), Jefferson Brown (Slasher), Spencer MacPherson (School Spirits), Jordan Doww (Ganymede), Julia Tomasone (Ghostwriter) and Devin Cecchetto (Bad Influence) star.