Sullivan's Crossing

It's a very interesting episode, although the story is very simple and hackneyed, but you watch and relax. Beautiful actors and beautiful views, summer mood and tranquility. I love such stories!

I didn't like it at all, from the word, that Andrew ran and began to tell everyone right and left about the child. It's kind of ugly. I would have talked to Maggie, asked her why she hadn't told anyone, discussed the future, but no. The main thing is that everyone knows everything! I don't think Maggie will like it either.
I liked the story of her mother Phoebe. The scales fell from my eyes about Walter, he's not as good as he seemed. Maggie finally realized that. I just don't like the position, my father left me, he's bad, but my stepfather is a saint. Maggie went to her father on her own when she got into big trouble (caused by Walter!). Phoebe and Sally had a nice talk, they'll get back together :)
The series relaxes me, it's a good series. I also wanted to throw axes at the wall. Cal is just a star in this! Hopefully, he and Maggie will sort out the situation, and the baby won't be a hindrance.

It reminded me of "Everwood" ("Widower's Love" in Russian translation): the neurosurgeon moved to a cozy town because of personal problems.

The series is from the producers of "Virgin River". I like these things: one big family, beautiful nature, love. It's a pity that I didn't find it in Russian, but thanks for the subtitles.

Well, I'm really glad to see Luke from Gilmore Girls and Luke from One Tree Hill. I'm watching it for them)

I'm glad that everything ended well, and we didn't drag this story out for the entire episode. And after a busy day, what a wonderful vacation: fishing, fried fish, wine, nature, music, pleasant company. Maggie and Cal look really cool together!

I've been bombarded by Cal, for the past few episodes in a row. What a mess, I've turned on the heat again. I started shaking, 'I'm leaving because you need to figure everything out and figure out what you want.' Just a cool manipulator, he also found the letter and so quietly screwed it in, phew. Maggie really needs to throw it, and then some stray ex-boyfriend showed up.
Jacob and Lola were being stupid, breaking up, as if the Internet, planes, trains, and messengers didn't exist... Sydney is also not very happy that she brought up the topic of marriage herself. He stands his ground, but there is some uncertainty and regret in his eyes.
Again, only the "adult characters" are happy - it's good that Edna is fine, and she and Frank decided to go on a trip, and Sally and Helen look great.