Sullivan’s Crossingseason 3 may have just been released on Netflix, but once you’ve finished the CTV series,this ‘90’s cult classic should be your next binge. ThroughoutSullivan’s Crossingseason 3, there have been several moments where the light coastal drama felt more melodramatic than traditionally dramatic. While the series is enjoyable, its tone has shifted considerably throughout the last seasons.
WhileSullivan’s Crossinghas become a fun, albeit unrealistic, source of drama, the show’s tonal shift seems to be indicating that it will keep up with a more melodramatic sensibility when it continues.Sullivan’s Crossingseason 4has set up a ton of questions to be answered. Most importantly, viewers can’t wait to understand if Liam is actually Maggie Sullivan’s (Morgan Kohan) secret husband.
ThroughoutSullivan’s Crossingseason 3, Maggie and Cal Jones (Chad Michael Murray) took their relationship to new highs and new lows. Despite knowing thatCal was ready to move forwardunabashedly all season long, his hiccup in thinking Maggie may be too big for small-town living was finally resolved in the finale. If waiting is too difficult,another series may help pass the time.
Dawson’s Creek & Sullivan’s Crossing Both Have Coastal Charm
The Small Town Energy Will Keep Viewers Entertained
Dawson’s Creek, which aired on The WB from 1998-2003, is one of the most well-known teen dramas of the early 2000s. While most have already dipped their toe into the proverbialDawson’s Creekpool, those who haven’t watched it should take the plunge. Much likeSullivan’s Crossing,Dawson’s Creekis full of small town vibes, taking place in the fictional town of Capeside, Massachusetts.
WhileDawson’s Creekis far more focused on the lives of a group of teens, including titular Dawson Leery (James Van Der Beek), Pacey Witter (Joshua Jackson), Joey Potter (Katie Holmes), and Jen Lindley (Michelle Williams), it features some similarly intense drama toSullivan’s Crossing. The small town energy radiating through coastal Capeside isconsistently reminiscent of Timberlake and the Crossing.
Dawson’s Creek Features An Iconic Love Triangle That Sullivan’s Crossing Fans Will Love
The Joey/Pacey/Dawson Triangle Is Unbeatable
AlthoughDawson’s Creek’sdrama can veer toward melodramaat times, the show has become a staple for those who enjoy theSullivan’s Crossingsof the world. With a look at the inner-workings of intense teen dynamics that bleed into their early 20s,Sullivan’s Crossingfans who make it far enough into the series will even recognize Murray in a guest part.
While it’s not necessarily part ofSullivan’s Crossing’sDNA just yet,the love triangle featured onDawson’s Creekset the tone for all that came after it.The iconic love triangle between Dawson, Joey, and Pacey that wove throughout the series left viewers waiting until the show’s final moments to know how things ended. IfSullivan’s Crossingplays its cards right, it could serve similar excitement.
Sullivan’s Crossing
Cast
Sullivan’s Crossing follows neurosurgeon Maggie Sullivan as she returns to her hometown after personal and professional upheavals. In her journey to reconcile with her present challenges, she confronts a difficult past she had long evaded, framing a story of introspection and emotional growth.
Dawson’s Creek
In the small town of Capeside, Massachusetts, fifteen-year-old Dawson Leery and his friends — tomboy Joey, class clown Pacey, and many more — experience the highs and lows of teenage life and coming of age.
