Caitlin's Way

I have only seen a few episodes of this show, but from what I have seen, I like it. It's got a more mature feel to it than most of the shows on Nickelodeon, and the actors in it are really good. I especially like Felton, who plays Caitlin. She seems to be a really good actor and she's got that look that goes well with a show like this. Not to mention, though, I think she's only 16 or 17. You might like the show anyhow, because of the good storylines, the great acting, and the overall feel to it.

Caitlin's Way was one of the best shows Nick ever had. It had a serious and well written plot to it and I tuned into it every week. From the first episode where Caitlin arrived at the ranch in Montana instead of jail and was able to get her horse Bandit to all the other episodes I loved it.

Nickelodeon did something right here. They have a live-action show with a female heroine, a rarity on Nick these days. Unfortunately, I have the feeling that this is going to go the way of "Space Cases" (rest their souls after an untimely death!) and will be cancelled before its time because Nick will want more cartoon shows. This show doesn't deserve the fate it will get, and Lindsay Felton is going to be a STAR! And Jeremy Foley wins the award for Best supporting performance in the role of a dorkish character that no one is supposed to like. So just watch this show!

Great show. Wish it was more accessible for streaming or viewing

I used to watch this show when I was 11, and as a girl that wasn't like the girls on the other shows that were on Nickelodeon. I loved this show and it helped introduce me to photography, which is still a hobby and eventually career for me.

I wish that there were more shows like this on TV now, so that kids don't have to watch shows that are not made for children in order to be entertained.

The fact that she was from Philadelphia moving to Montana I also thought was great, going from New York to Oklahoma, I thought I had similar experiences. I hope this show helped more kids to understand that they don't have to be rough around the edges all the time.