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Spoiler Alert: This post contains spoilers from “If You Could Read My Mind,” the Season 3 finale of Hallmark’s “The Way Home,” which streams on Hallmark+ and Peacock.

“The Way Home” kicked off its third season with the abandonment of a mysterious baby, and fans have waited all season to get more information about the enigmatic scene. By the end of the Season 3 finale, we know one key thing about the baby: who he was. It turned out that the cooing infant was Elliot (played by Evan Williams as an adult) as a baby. He was left by the pond by his time-traveling mother, who jumped into the frigid waters with someone who must be a male Landry, but whose face we never see.

Why they left Elliot by the pond and what connected Elliot’s mother to the as-of-yet unidentified Landry are questions to be explored in “The Way Home...

Hallmark Channel’s The Way Home spoilers and updates reveal the show is back with an emotionally charged new episode. “Too Late to Turn Back Now,” airs 9:00 Pm Friday, February 28, 2025; in this eagerly awaited Season 3 Episode 9, the Landry women confront the consequences of their previous decisions.

The Landry Women Each Grapple With Their Own Feelings

Every woman wrestles with her emotions, yearning to decipher the true thoughts of Colton Landry (Jefferson Brown). This quest for understanding injects a palpable tension and drama into the narrative.

As the episode progresses, audiences will witness the Landry women striving to reconstruct their lives while navigating the burdens of their past.

Their connection will face challenges as they confront both their collective memories and personal battles. The emotional richness of this episode is set to strike a chord with viewers, illuminating the intricate dynamics of familial ties.

Jacob Landry’s Mystery-What Is He Hiding?...

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