'The Way Home' Season 3 Finale Spoilers: 'Could Not Stop Crying'

The season 3 finale of “The Way Home” airs on Friday, March 7. And based on what cast and crew are saying, it looks like it’s going to be a very emotional ride. Read on to see minor spoilers, a trailer and a sneak peek, photos and other details from the new episode.

And good news: it looks like “The Way Home” has likely been renewed for a fourth season. While Hallmark hasn’t made an official announcement as of the time of this article’s publication, Starwatch Byline found that Production Weekly’s March 6 listing includes a listing for “The Way Home 04.” Hopefully this means we’ll be getting some good news soon.

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The Finale May Cause Viewers to Cry

Hallmark’s synopsis for the finale reads: “The three Landry women finally get answers to questions about the past, present, & future. But a shocking discovery will propel them to search for more.”

When asked about their reactions to the finale, Sadie Laflamme-Snow said that she “could not stop crying.”

In an interview with TV Line, the showrunners indicated the same. Heather Conkie teased: “[It’s] probably one of the most emotional in the entire history of the show. We’re very proud of it… We can honestly say it answers a lot of questions.”

Also, the showrunners seem to indicate that it is truly over between Thomas and Kat. In the interview with TV Line, Alexandra Clarke said about the scene where Thomas saw Elliot with Kat: “We always imagined him going down to the docks and stepping on that ship, and then taking a step off and then going back. We figured why not just punch everyone in the gut one more time. As much as he’s wild and rugged, he’s a realist. We all know that he cares very deeply for Kat, and seeing her with Elliot, who he now knows exists this season [because] she’s talked about him, [he’s] realizing that’s a relationship that actually, should they choose to go forward with it, [could] be something that’s possible versus the impossible that he and Kat represent.”

The nod between Elliot and Thomas, Clarke added: “was an understanding. I just think it’s a recognizing of equals, and also a nod of, ‘Take care of yourself, take care of her,’ and Elliot making a promise maybe.”

Heather Conkie said this was Thomas’ second “Enough” after the time he tried to jump into the pond and couldn’t follow Kat.