The Worst Episodes of The Way Home

Kat and her teen daughter Alice move in with estranged grandma Del. Escaping the tension, Alice explores the farm and finds herself on a surprising journey.

Director: Grant Harvey

Writer: Alexandra Clarke, Heather Conkie

Kat is presented with a book deal that asks her to dredge up terrible memories. Del wants to say goodbye to the past, while Alice yearns to return there.

Director: Grant Harvey

Writer: Alexandra Clarke

Alice falls in love with the past and has her first kiss. Kat starts a job at the local paper. Del deals with bittersweet memories attached to Colton's boat.

Director: Nimisha Mukerji

Writer: Jessica Runck

Alice double dates with her parents as teens. Kat's first visit to the past brings a surprising discovery. Del swallows her pride to ask for help.

Director: Nimisha Mukerji

Writer: Kyle Hart

Kat chaperones a school dance and reconnects with Brady. Alice wants Nick to find her in the future. Del says goodbye to more memories as a landmark closes.

Director: Grant Harvey

Writer: Marly Reed

Kat and Alice try to stop Jacob's disappearance. Del realizes the tragedy of Jacob was not hers alone, but the whole town's, and moves toward healing.

Director: Grant Harvey

Writer: Heather Conkie

Alice goes to a New Year's Eve Y2K party to support her friend. Kat finds a new mystery about her father, while Del reveals an old secret about him that's troubled her.

Director: Shamim Sarif

Writer: Kyle Hart, Tally Knoll

When an old friend returns, Alice realizes her relationship has no future, and Kat is shocked by family secrets. Del tries to take a chance with Byron.

Director: Shamim Sarif

Writer: Marly Reed

After learning that Colton wasn’t having an affair, Kat is determined to unearth the truth about his accident and dispel the rumors that it was on purpose. When Kat shares with Del that he wasn’t unfaithful to her, Del’s memories are painted in a new light. Despite their best efforts, Elliot and Alice aren’t able to dissuade Kat from returning to 2000 to try and change the course of events.

Director: Norma Bailey

Writer: Alexandra Clarke

Kat and Alice travel back to 2000 together to attend Colton’s  funeral. Elliot tells Kat she should share with Alice the truth about her visits to the past. Meanwhile, Del goes to the grief group and makes peace with her memory of Colton. Kat has an epiphany that sheds new light on Jacob’s disappearance.

Director: Norma Bailey

Writer: Heather Conkie

Del recreates traditions of family summers past, Alice misses her friends, and Kat grapples with Jacob’s mystery in the wake of losing Elliot.

Director: Grant Harvey

Writer: Alexandra Clarke

Del considers the future of Landry Farm in the present, Kat searches for answers through the past, and Alice tries to make peace with Elliot in both.

Director: Grant Harvey

Writer: Heather Conkie

The Landry women and Elliot reflect on what it means to grow up as they hang on to memories from their younger days while accepting who they have become.

Director: Shamim Sarif

Writer: Marly Reed

Alice reevaluates the past and her friendship with Elliot, Kat discovers that history is told by the winners, Del questions the stories she tells herself.

Director: Shamim Sarif

Writer: Masooma Hussain, Michael Hanley

Founder’s Day in Port Haven brings up memories for Del, Alice, and Elliot. Kat finds herself caught between two worlds in her search for answers.

Director: Grant Harvey

Writer: Alexandra Clarke

The Landry women reach an emotional climax as Kat works to conjure up a rescue, while Alice sees Del through a wave of grief as old wounds are opened.

Director: Grant Harvey

Writer: Heather Conkie

The Landry women learn things aren’t always as they seem as each uncovers new past and present truths. Elliot questions how much of Kat’s heart is in 1814.

Director: Shamim Sarif

Writer: Marly Reed, Elyne Quan

Del, Kat, and Alice learn how events of the past have shaped their family’s present. Alice learns a secret that affects her relationship with Elliot.

Director: Shamim Sarif

Writer: Marly Reed, Elyne Quan

All three Landry women feel the absence of a key ally in their lives as they struggle to make life-altering decisions and choices.

Director: John Fawcett

Writer: Alexandra Clarke

Del, Kat, Alice, and Elliot each receive answers about their past and present, while hope for the future brings new questions.

Director: John Fawcett

Writer: Heather Conkie

New mysteries unfold across generations, as the Landry family looks to their past to find the truth.

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Each member of the Landry family meets challenges and new adventures as truths and shocking revelations come to light.

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Alice and Kat get a lesson in asking the right questions. Del rails against changes to the family dynamic. Elliot tries to understand his father.

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