Sullivan’s Crossing Season 4 Is Hitting Netflix Sooner Than You Think — Here’s the Date & What’s Changed

If Sullivan's Crossing has been your go-to comfort watch, get ready — because Season 4 is arriving on Netflix faster than anyone expected. There's a secret husband, a shocking cast…

May 23, 2026
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If Sullivan’s Crossing has been your go-to comfort watch, get ready — because Season 4 is arriving on Netflix faster than anyone expected. There’s a secret husband, a shocking cast exit, and a love triangle that’s about to make your jaw drop.

Sullivan’s Crossing Season 4 — Key Details

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Netflix US Release DateJune 30, 2026
The CW Premiere DateApril 20, 2026
The CW FinaleJune 22, 2026
Number of Episodes10
Lead CastMorgan Kohan, Chad Michael Murray, Marcus Rosner
Notable ExitScott Patterson (Sully)
Based OnNovel series by Robyn Carr
ShowrunnerRoma Roth

When Does Season 4 Hit Netflix?

Netflix has officially confirmed that Sullivan’s Crossing Season 4 will arrive on June 30, 2026 — just eight days after The CW season finale on June 22. That’s a remarkably fast turnaround, similar to Netflix’s old output deal strategy with The CW.

While this June 30 date is currently exclusive to the US, international regions will likely follow suit shortly after.

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What Is Season 4 About?

Season 4 picks up right where the bombshell Season 3 ending left off. Maggie’s life at the Crossing is finally taking shape — she’s committed to Cal and charting a new career direction — until her ex-husband Liam arrives with a shocking revelation that causes Cal to question whether Maggie will ever truly be able to leave her past behind.

Maggie and Cal are turning up the heat, but the reappearance of her ex-husband Liam (Marcus Rosner) could derail their relationship entirely. Season 4 explores themes of change, transformation, and just how messy second chances can get.

Cast — Who’s In, Who’s Out

The biggest shock of Season 4 has nothing to do with the on-screen drama. Scott Patterson, who played Harry “Sully” Sullivan since the very first episode, is not returning for Season 4.

Season 3 ended with Sully leaving for Ireland. Season 4 picks up the next day, with Sully still overseas — though the character remains an important part of the world with the potential to return in future seasons.

Marcus Rosner is now a series regular as Liam, joining returning leads Morgan Kohan as Maggie Sullivan, Chad Michael Murray as Cal Jones, Tom Jackson as Frank Cranebear, and Andrea Menard as Edna Cranebear.

Four new faces also join as series regulars: Fuad Ahmed as Amir Malik — the youngest chef ever awarded a Michelin star — alongside Jonathan Silverman, Colby Frost, and Emerson MacNeil.

Why This Show Keeps Dominating Netflix

Based on the beloved novel series by Robyn Carr — the same author behind Virgin River — Sullivan’s Crossing has become one of Netflix’s quiet powerhouses. The show reached No. 3 on worldwide streaming rankings in early February 2026, beating out titles like Stranger Things, Ghosts, and Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials. Netflix Junkie

Following Canada’s addition in April 2025 and the US shortly after, the UK joined in October 2025, with a global expansion throughout February 2026 bringing the show to Argentina, Belgium, Germany, India, Japan, Mexico, South Korea, and Spain. What’s on Netflix

If you’re a fan of cozy small-town drama, check out our best comfort shows on Netflix guide and our OTT release date tracker on TechnoSports so you never miss a drop.

FAQs

Q: When does Sullivan’s Crossing Season 4 release on Netflix?

A: Season 4 drops on Netflix US on Tuesday, June 30, 2026, just eight days after The CW season finale.

Q: Is Scott Patterson (Sully) in Sullivan’s Crossing Season 4?

A: No — Scott Patterson is not returning for Season 4. The character of Sully is said to be overseas in Ireland, with the potential to return in future seasons.

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