In an exclusive preview of the upcoming episode of the popular series “Sullivan’s Crossing,” viewers are given a glimpse into the emotional struggles of the protagonist Maggie, played by Morgan Kohan. As the penultimate episode of season four approaches, Maggie finds herself caught in a web of unresolved feelings related to her estranged husband, Liam, portrayed by Marcus Rosner, all while trying to cope with a recent breakup from her boyfriend, Cal, played by Chad Michael Murray.
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The teaser clip showcases a candid conversation between Maggie and Liam, revealing the complexities of their relationship. Maggie discloses to Liam that her relationship with Cal has ended following a kiss she shared with her estranged husband. This revelation prompts Liam to question Maggie about her feelings, to which she admits, “Cal thinks I’m holding a part of myself back… because of you.” This disclosure indicates that the emotional connection between Maggie and Liam still lingers, complicating her attempts to move forward in her life.

As the scene unfolds, Liam expresses regret for complicating Maggie’s life by returning to town. In an effort to lighten the mood, he suggests embarking on an adventure reminiscent of their past. However, viewers are cautioned in the episode’s synopsis that the outing is anything but carefree. It hints at underlying tensions, stating, “Still dealing with the emotional fallout of her breakup with Cal, Maggie agrees to go on a friendly adventure with Liam which takes a perilous turn.”

With only two episodes remaining in the current season, the situation becomes increasingly tense between Maggie and Cal. Following the kiss revelation, Cal feels that Maggie’s unresolved emotions prevent them from moving forward as a couple. Instead of dwelling on their romantic issues, he is focusing his efforts on supporting his siblings, Ben and Tracy, in their attempts to avoid the foster care system.
Morgan Kohan, reflecting on the series’ emotional depth, addresses the audience’s concern about the love triangle involving Maggie and the two men in her life. She reminds fans to remain hopeful for Maggie and Cal’s relationship, suggesting that their bond is “beautiful” and “meant to be.” Kohan remarks on the significance of the love triangle, highlighting how it compels viewers to empathise with Maggie’s difficult choices. “If you’re going to do the love triangle, you want to really pull people in both ways,” she explains, encouraging fans to appreciate the nuances of Maggie’s situation.
Despite the turmoil, Kohan herself identifies as part of “Team Cal,” expressing her belief in the chemistry between Maggie and Cal. She reassures fans that although life is not always straightforward, there is always room for hope, suggesting a certain magic exists within Maggie and Cal’s connection.
The season has further unravelled Maggie’s complicated history with her estranged husband, Liam, who she initially believed had abandoned her while on an assignment. As the plot developed, Maggie learned that Liam had faced severe trials during his time away, including detention and torture. This revelation adds layers of complexity to her emotional journey as she grapples with her past relationship with Liam, alongside her burgeoning feelings for Cal.
The running theme of balancing personal relationships with professional responsibilities is evident as Maggie continues to manage her duties at the eponymous crossing, especially after her father, Sully, played by Scott Patterson, relocated to Ireland. This aspect of Maggie’s life invariably influences her decisions and relationships, leaving viewers curious to see how these dynamics will unfold in the remaining episodes.
“Sullivan’s Crossing” continues to air on Mondays, with the latest episode scheduled for broadcast on 15 June at 8:00 PM EST on The CW. As the narrative edges closer to its climax, fans eagerly await to see how the love triangle resolves and whether Maggie can reconcile her feelings for both Liam and Cal while maintaining her professional obligations.
