Sullivan's crossing

Canada, got something else to thank ya for besides poutine and nanaimo bars which are just as good as this show. Seems like all the good shows are coming from Canada now. Only watched the 1st episode but love it already. Seems like almost all of the chars have a secret. I love it and the scenery is gorgeous. The characters development all has a great start. Not going to give anything away. Never saw Chad Murray before and he looks a lot betteer with age under his belt and a bit of hair on his face. I grinned from ear to ear seeing Scott Pattersson again, love his acting. So bout time we had something that tickles me as much as the Gilmore Girls did, maybe this will.

I just finished this series and I am an absolute puddle on the floor. TV does not normally make me sob like this. Please oh please tell me there is a season 2 coming!

Nova Scotia, a Canadian series, Chad Michael Murray, and Luke from Gilmore Girls all put together sounded like the most amazing fit when I heard about this. And I am happy to report that it was, in fact, a perfect fit.

Big shoutout to every Maggie and Sully interaction, which always causes a reaction from me, whether it be happy or tense. They work SO well together.

I am absolutely captivated by the beauty of Nova Scotia and this story. The choices, dilemmas, scandals, and all the layers of loss come together in a way that makes it feel deeply personal. Truly well done.

If you like Virgin River you'll love Sullivan's Crossing.

Plotlines are predictable but the character development has come a long way from the beginning. Sully is a character you can really pull for. Morgan Kohan is really settling in to the leading role. Being able to lean on veteran actors like Tom Jackson, Scott Patterson and Chad Michael Murray has given her time to lean in to her character and Maggie has become relatable and warm, something not there at the start.

If you love the books you may not embrace the differences but that's not unusual. Nice scenery of the Canadian Maritimes...

BTW DON'T read the lone critic review unless you want to laugh. Not sure what show they think they're reviewing but Nova Scotia looks nothing like the Rocky Mountains...

I tried watching Sullivan's Crossing but I ended up giving up on it. I just couldn't watch it at all.

I understand it's based on the books but everything about wat just bad.

The story revolves around a man whose daughter is taken from him by his ex-wife and her new husband. Okay, kidnapped is the right word for it. She returns home to Nova Scotia as an adult to try and reconnect with her father.

I feel I was very generous in giving Sullivan's Crossing six stars out of ten when I could have gone lower than that but I decided not to because at the time I had hoped it would get better than it did.

The scenery is a 10/10. This is a beautiful show to watch for the natural scenery.

I like the storyline. Maggie is a very smart and dynamic human. I loved watching her story. Sully is complex and the actor plays the broken soul with a lot of realistic emotion.

Lost one star because sometimes I just enjoy watching a story without the far fetched drama sprinkles tossed in, but I know the drama is needed to keep the audience intrigued.

I really hope a season two comes - I want Maggie and Sully to have an honest conversation, I want Maggie and Cal to have a love story, I really want to see Edna and Frank and their hopeful love story, and honestly I want to know what's going to happen with Lola, Sydney, Rob and Jackson (considering they're the ones all the "extra and out there" drama seems to come from).