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Season 1 – Christy

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At 17, Christy Huddleston decides to leave her comfortable life in Asheville, N.C., to teach at a mission schoolhouse in a rural Appalachian community. The school is run by strong-willed Quaker Alice Henderson, whose speech in a church inspired Christy to take this enormous leap of faith. Once in Cutter Gap, Tenn., she finds herself the object of attention from two very different men: the Rev. David Grantland, a minister from Boston, and Dr. Neil MacNeill, a Cutter Gap native struggling to bring 20th-century medicine to this backwoods community. Christy also discovers a good friend in mountain woman Fairlight Spencer.
Christy — Season 1

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Handsomely shot and anchored by Kellie Martin's preternaturally self-assured performance., Christy is a winningly wholesome testament to teaching.

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Tom Shales Washington Post 06/25/2019
It is earnest, well intentioned, based on a beloved book by Catherine Marshall, handsomely photographed, wholesome as a tea cozy, cute as a kitten and almost unspeakably humdrum. Go to Full Review
Patricia O'Connell Variety 06/25/2019
Pilot is less heavy-handed than most, thanks in part to Michael Rhodes' sure direction and Patricia Green's fine, succinct script. Go to Full Review
Greg Dawson Orlando Sentinel 06/24/2019
Look, I'm all for more wholesome family fare in prime time, but sitting through the first two episodes of Christy was like being hooked up to an intravenous drip of Karo syrup. Go to Full Review
Tom Jicha South Florida Sun-Sentinel 06/24/2019
Christy's story is as beautiful, enchanting and timeless as the region in which the show is being shot, Tennessee's Smokey Mountains. Kellie Martin... is accomplished beyond her years in the title role. Go to Full Review
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Episode 1 Aired Apr 3, 1994 Pilot A young woman (Kellie Martin) leaves her sheltered city life to teach at an Appalachian missionary school in pre-World War I Tennessee. With Tyne Daly; Tess Harper. Details Episode 2 Aired Apr 3, 1994 Pilot A young woman (Kellie Martin) leaves her sheltered city life to teach at an Appalachian missionary school in pre-World War I Tennessee. With Tyne Daly; Tess Harper. Details Episode 3 Aired Apr 7, 1994 Lost and Found A gifted young writer whose father wants him to leave school to work in the mill seeks solace in the woods; Little Burl (Andy Nichols) follows him and gets lost. Details Episode 4 Aired Apr 14, 1994 Both Your Houses As the feud between the Taylors and the Allens rages on, Christy uses "Romeo and Juliet" to teach her students about its consequences. Details Episode 5 Aired Apr 21, 1994 A Closer Walk Christy and David (Kellie Martin, Randall Batinkoff) are touched by the life and death of the town's oldest resident; Christy teaches Fairlight (Tess Harper) to read. Details Episode 6 Aired Apr 28, 1994 Judgment Day Alice (Tyne Daly) is critically injured at a mountain work site; Christy and a doctor (Kellie Martin, Richard Kiley) try to save her. Details Episode 7 Aired May 5, 1994 Eye of the Storm Dr. MacNeill reveals startling information to Christy regarding his late wife while he and Christy wait out a storm together. Details Episode 8 Aired May 5, 1994 Amazing Grace Dr. MacNeil's believed-dead wife, Alice's daughter, returns; Christy is suspicious of a historian (John Schneider); guest Judy Collins. Details
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Season Info

Executive Producer
Barney Rosenzweig, Ken Wales
Network
CBS
Rating
TV-G
Genre
Drama
Original Language
English
Release Date
Apr 3, 1994