Episode 2 Release Date, Time and Where to Watch
The second episode, titled “The Way We Were,” will stream on January 10, 2025, at 9/8c on Hallmark Channel. The episode is expected to further explore key moments in the 1970s timeline.
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Plot
Alice is pushed into the time-traveling pond, landing her in 1974 alongside Kat. Alice finally meets Colton, her grandfather, at a record store. Their meeting marks the end of their in-person connection in this timeline. Kat observes this interaction but may also play a larger role as the episodes unfold.
The episode will showcase how each family member encounters personal challenges. The title references the hit song “The Way We Were” from 1974, signifying the time period.
Episode Schedule
Season 3 consists of 10 episodes, with release dates for the first eight confirmed:Episode 2: January 10, 2025
Episode 3: January 17, 2025
Episode 4: January 24, 2025
Episode 5: January 31, 2025
Episode 6: February 7, 2025
Episode 7: February 14, 2025
Episode 8: February 21, 2025
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The final two episodes are expected in late February and early March. The season delves deeper into the Landry family’s history. Jacob’s reappearance continues to confuse Del and Kat. His journey through time remains unresolved.
The show will also explore Del and Colton’s relationship in the 1970s, offering insights into the family’s dynamics. The pond’s role as a time-travel gateway stays central.
The storyline of a baby left by the pond may hold new significance for future episodes, hinted at by the showrunner.
FAQs
When does The Way Home Season 3 Episode 2 release?
It aired on January 10, 2025, at 9/8c on Hallmark Channel.
How many episodes are there in Season 3?
Season 3 has 10 episodes. The first eight have confirmed dates, ending in March 2025.
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