"Caitlin's Way"
(An Unofficial Web Site)
(An Unofficial Web Site)
("Caitlin's Way" has also been called
"Just a Kid" and "Caitlin Montana")
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"Caitlin's Way" is a Canadian series that was filmed in Alberta. It stands out as an exceptionally refreshing and unique television show about mistakes and second chances. While aimed primarily toward a teen-age audience, "Caitlin's Way" has something to say to people of all ages.
TV Schedule:
First and Second Season Air Dates on Various Networks:
For the original first and second season air dates of Caitlin's Way on "The N" (USA), click here.For the original first and second season air dates of Caitlin's Way on Nicelodeon (USA), click here.
For the last air dates of Caitlin Montana (in French) on VRAK-TV (Canada), click here.
Caitlin's Way (Caitlin Montana) is available on DVD in languages other than English (French). Click here for more information!
Click here to visit the web site of The Household Saints, a band who's music was featured on the episides Testing and Making Allowances.
The show is indeed cancelled in the sense that no new episodes are being made. Ken Tremblett (the actor who played Jim Lowe) posted the following statement on his now-closed web page: "'Caitlin's Way' is over. The show has NOT been renewed for a 3rd season. Thank you for your patience, dedication and following that both myself and the show have enjoyed. I truly appreciate the work that all involved have done for us. Thank you so much for watching. Time to move on..."
There is a site dedicated to bringing "Caitlin's Way" to DVD, and there is at least one On-line Petition to save the show. The probability that there will ever be new episodes of "Caitlin's Way" is zero, but it never hurts to express your opinion.
The song "Wishing for a Sail" by Dig Circus was available on the CD Shekkie II -Electric Boogaloo. I'm not sure where you can find it now, however.
The Premise:
"A tough, streetwise orphan from Philadelphia, Caitlin Seeger thumbs her nose at authority until a run-in with the law forces her to make a pretty tough choice: do some time in juvenile hall or move out to Montana to live with her distant cousins. Even though she doesn't always make the best decisions, this one's a no-brainer. Luckily, her cousins have a son her age and she finds a trusted companion--a horse named Bandit who's even wilder than she is. Learning to live together and respect each other's differences is no easy task for Caitlin and her new family, but her friends, her strong personality and her love of photography help her make it through. Life in Montana may be different than life in the city, but it's definitely an adventure!" --From Nicelodean's Official Caitlin's Way Web Site.What People Have Said About "Caitlin's Way"
"I think the name is okay, but I might call it Caitlin's Second Chance, because that's really what it is." --Margot's Review of Caitlin's Way"The message that it sends out is really to never give up... even if you're in trouble." --Brooke
"Nickelodeon's newest series "Caitlin's Way" is far edgier than any existing series on this all-kid network, and that's a good thing. This story of redemption, second chances and the impact love can have on our deepest hurts will touch young teens and parents alike." --Jennifer Mangan
"The first episode really does a great job of introducing the characters, their emotional take on life; and the differences we all have. I like and would recommend it for Lindsay Felton's performance alone but it always has the potential of being something original on TV. We don't see that much." --Brian C. Williams
"Caitlin's Way" Almost Without Lindsay Felton...
According to the Dallas Morning News, the original story didn't have a Caitlin in the lead role. Jeanne Spreier writes, "The plot centered on a confused young man. Lindsay auditioned for another part in the show. She recalls that as she was auditioning, things got strange. 'They were all whispering,' she says, 'and I didn't know what was going on.' Her mother got called over to talk to the grownups. Ideas changed as creator Tommy Lynch, and others, decided Lindsay should be the series' star. The lead was switched from a boy's role to a girl's."Lindsay Marie Felton as Anna Morgan:
Lindsay Felton starred in a movie called "Anna's Dream" that aired Friday, October 4, 2002 at 8:00 p.m. (Eastern Time Zone) on the PAX television network in the United States. The movie is a story about a girl who is left paralized after a gymnastics accident.Quick Time Movies of "Caitlin's Way":
Click here if you would like to download the movie of the Season 1 opening sequence. It features the song "Wishing for a Sail" performed by Dig Circus.Click here if you would like to download a short movie with clips from the episode "Take Your Best Shot."
You will need a Quick Time player. Click here if you do not have Quick Time and would like to download it.
(Counting since December 31, 2000)
