Sullivan’s Crossing’s Cal worries about love interest Maggie’s future — and her possible departure from The Crossing — in Us Weekly’s sneak peek of the season 3 finale.
“I can’t help but notice what a good mood you’ve been in since the surgery,” Cal Jones (Chad Michael Murray) tells Maggie Sullivan (Morgan Kohan) in Us’ exclusive preview of the Wednesday, July 16, episode, while sorting through boxes together at the campground.
“Being back in the O.R. helped me put everything that happened in Boston behind me,” Maggie explains. “I don’t think I realized how much that lawsuit was affecting me. Feels like a weight’s been lifted.”
After recently helping Edna (Andrea Menard) through a medical emergency, Maggie was thrust back into medicine and surgery. Much to her surprise, she realizes that working at a hospital isn’t as bad as she remembers — even if her last stint as a neurosurgeon brought on a lawsuit and landed her back home.
While Cal is happy to see Maggie at ease helping others get well, he doesn’t exactly want her to go back to being a doctor if it means leaving The Crossing.
“I overheard Dr. Rabney (Sharleen Kalayil) talking about a job in Chicago,” Cal says, asking, “Are you considering it?”
Sullivan’s Crossing already has Us rooting for Maggie and Cal’s romance — and it all has to do with Morgan Kohan and Chad Michael Murray‘s onscreen chemistry. During an exclusive interview with Us Weekly, Kohan, 29, discussed her experience working with Murray, 42, to bring the fictional romance to life. “It was great. Chad is […]
Maggie is taken aback by Cal’s question, claiming she was “being polite” when she told the doctor she would “get back to her” about the offer.
“I just wonder if you really thought through what you’d be giving up when you moved here,” Cal replies. “Of course I did,” Maggie quips.
Cal, however, doesn’t let it go, confessing, “It feels like you’re missing your career a lot more than you’d like to admit.”
Maggie doesn’t dignify his statement with a response. Instead, she grabs a box and leaves the room. “I’m going to take this over to Sydney,” she says as she walks away from a melancholy Cal.
Sullivan’s Crossing deserves credit for giving Us the long-awaited Scott Patterson and Chad Michael Murray onscreen collaboration. During an exclusive interview with Us Weekly, Patterson, 65, recalled working on two projects with Murray, 42, before they finally appeared together on screen. “It’s the first time I’ve ever worked with him. I didn’t work in any […]
During the season 3 finale, which airs on Wednesday, both Cal and Sully (Scott Patterson) notice that Maggie might be missing her surgical career more than she’s admitting. “Everyone’s relationships come to a head at the grand opening of Rob’s new restaurant,” according to the official logline.
The episode, titled “Head to the Heart,” will also show Sully getting a “surprise visitor that helps him realize he needs to take a new direction,” per The CW. Maggie, meanwhile, eventually “reconciles with her head and with her heart” shortly before someone from her past “arrives with a shocking revelation.”
While the season 3 finale is sure to leave fans in suspense and with more than a few unanswered questions, they will eventually get answers next season. The CW announced on Wednesday that the show has been picked up for season 4, which will air in 2026.
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“I’m very excited with the season four renewal and am extremely grateful to have supportive partners who understand the value of my brand as well as the importance of producing comfort programming,” executive producer and writer Roma Roth told Deadline in a statement. “It’s very gratifying to know Sullivan’s Crossing is resonating so well with our global audience.”
The Sullivan’s Crossing season 3 finale airs on The CW Wednesday at 8 p.m. ET. Seasons 1 and 2 are currently streaming on Netflix, with season 3 dropping next month.
