The Way Home’s Surprising Netflix Connection

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In a direct link with Netflix, Hallmark’s ‘The Way Home’ subtly references one of their popular series. Keep your eyes peeled!

It’s possible that some people were aware that The Way Home was initially meant for Netflix instead of Hallmark. This is due to the fact that former EVP Programming head Lisa Hamilton Daly brought the TV series over with her, as she was the one who first developed it there.

A few years have passed and The Way Home’s third season is underway with an abundance of storylines unfolding simultaneously, causing more and more unanswered questions to accumulate, much like a pile of laundry from the previous day.

Couldn’t it be that these two streaming platforms share a common connection? One connection that has existed since their inception, and it ultimately ties back to yet another popular series.

The Way Home has the same set as beloved Netflix series

Is the Landry family’s home looking reminiscent to you? The reason might be that the same house was utilized as the main setting in Netflix’s show, “Anne with an E”.

As a gamer, if you haven’t dived into it yet, Anne with an E is a fresh take on Anne of Green Gables. The iconic Green Gables house in the series isn’t exactly the one you see pictured, but fear not! This Netflix production revolves around a spirited orphan who unexpectedly finds a place to call home with a single woman and her reserved brother. Her emotions run deep, making for an engaging watch.

It’s clear that both series are shot in similar locations within Ontario provinces, Canada. Port Perry and Durham primarily serve as the main backdrops for The Way Home, while Baden and Prince Edward Island stand in for Anne with an E. Notably, the house you see here, which is the Landry-Elliot residence, plays a crucial role in connecting both shows.

Moreover, it’s not just one spot that has been reused; even the white church in Port Haven is situated near Green Gables. Since this landmark has been quite conspicuous, it’s unsurprising that some observers have noticed this repetition.

Every time Evelyn recites ‘The Lady of Shalott’, it takes me back to the Anne of Green Gables series. That connection was also made in Season 1, wasn’t it? Quite intriguing, don’t you think?

Wow, I adore both those series too! It’s a pity that Anne with an E didn’t continue for a few more seasons. I would have enjoyed watching Anne achieve success and perhaps even find love. A third person shared their thoughts on this.

If you’re considering marathoning Anne with an E following that intriguing fact, be aware there’s a drawback: The captivating television series was unexpectedly terminated after only three seasons, leaving many viewers feeling it didn’t receive a satisfying conclusion.

The plus side? The original books will tell you all you want to know.

Right now, you can tune into the Hallmark Channel for Season 3 of “The Way Home”. Don’t miss out on Jacob’s comeback, the identity of the enigmatic duo, and the top Hallmark series ever made!

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2025-02-14 19:27