**Sullivan’s Crossing Returns with Dramatic Developments in Season 4**
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Fans of the popular series *Sullivan’s Crossing* can rejoice as the show makes its comeback on The CW with the highly anticipated fourth season, set to premiere on 20 April. Following a gripping cliffhanger at the conclusion of season three, viewers can expect a blend of tension and new challenges when the series returns.

Notably, Chad Michael Murray and Morgan Kohan are among the cast members reprising their roles. However, fans will have to adjust to the absence of Scott Patterson, who portrayed Harry “Sully” Sullivan. Showrunner Roma Roth confirmed that Sully’s character will not be returning in season four, having departed for Ireland at the end of the previous season. Roth shared that the new season will commence just a day after Sully’s departure, keeping the storyline both fresh and immediately engaging.
As the series progresses, the dynamics of existing relationships will shift with the introduction of new characters. Of particular note is Liam, played by Marcus Rosner, who is the ex-husband of Maggie, portrayed by Kohan. His return to the narrative promises to further complicate Maggie’s romantic involvement with Cal, played by Murray. Viewers can expect a heightened level of emotional complexity and drama as these intertwined relationships unfold.
Roth elaborated on the show’s trajectory, stating, “There’s never a dull moment at Sullivan’s Crossing.” She emphasised the need for tension in romantic dramas, mentioning that significant developments will trickle down through the season. The finale has been teased to contain a pivotal twist, suggesting that viewers should brace for an exciting conclusion.
Season four will continue the format of its predecessors, consisting of ten episodes. Filming commenced in the summer of 2025, with Kohan expressing her enthusiasm for returning to the set alongside a talented cast and crew. She remarked on the “organic growth” of the show, particularly its expanding audience in both Canada and internationally. Kohan’s excitement for the new season shines through, as she described this instalment as potentially the best one yet.
Currently, the titles and air dates for all ten episodes have not been fully disclosed. The CW has confirmed that episodes will air weekly, with the first two episodes scheduled as follows: the season opener, “Curveballs,” will air on 20 April, followed by “Open Wounds” on 27 April.
New episodes of *Sullivan’s Crossing* will be broadcast on Mondays at 8 p.m. ET. Kohan, during recent interviews, hinted at unexpected narrative twists that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats. The introduction of fresh characters and the exploration of past connections promise to uncover layers of history that shape the characters’ behaviours and motivations.
For those wishing to catch up or dive into the series for the first time, *Sullivan’s Crossing* is accessible on The CW network, with new episodes available for streaming the following day on The CW app and website. The first three seasons remain available for streaming on Netflix, although it remains uncertain when season four will be added to the platform.
As anticipation builds for the return of *Sullivan’s Crossing*, fans are left to ponder how the absence of a key character will impact the narrative. With promises of unexpected developments and emotional turmoil, the upcoming season seeks to retain its charm while ushering in new storylines. As the launch date approaches, excitement grows for what looks to be a highly engaging continuation of this beloved series.
