Executive producers Alexandra Clarke and Heather Conkie have offered insights into what a potential fifth season of "The Way Home" would have explored, following the series' four-season run.

The finale left some questions unanswered, prompting the producers to share their vision for the characters' futures.

According to Clarke and Conkie, a hypothetical Season 5 would have delved deeper into the romantic relationships of the characters.

Conkie expressed a desire to spend more time on Jacob's love story, the Max and Alice relationship, and the Elliot and Kat narrative.

She also envisioned the Del and Sam relationship moving forward now that Del is ready to embrace it.

Clarke added that she would have liked to explore the story of Griffin and Tessa leading up to their jump into the pond, and what their lives looked like after landing.

This would have provided a glimpse into the next generation of the Landry family in that era, particularly focusing on Tessa's development.

The producers also mentioned the possibility of exploring younger Fern's friendship with Cassandra and their growth.

One significant revelation from the producers was their firm stance against killing off Elliot.

Clarke stated that even if a Season 5 had been greenlit, they would have ended Season 4 with a cliffhanger regarding his fate, rather than his death.

This decision was based on the importance of Elliot and Kat's character arc, which they felt would have been cut short by his demise.

The producers also touched upon the mystery surrounding Nick's Claire and Alice meeting her, admitting it was a deliberate choice to leave it open-ended.

This was a nod to fan theories suggesting Alice might be Claire, maintaining an element of uncertainty for viewers.

Reflecting on the series' conclusion, Clarke and Conkie expressed pride in what they were able to achieve within the given timeframe.

They noted that the show has resonated deeply with audiences, providing comfort and insight into their own lives.

The producers also shared their personal connection to the series, describing it as a "lifeline" during challenging times.

Looking ahead, Conkie imagined Alice becoming a star with her song "Already Home" topping the charts.

She also envisioned Sam and Del remaining together in a modern relationship, while Elliot and Kat would have married, with Kat potentially becoming pregnant again.

Clarke pictured the Landry family continuing their lives, with Alice pursuing her dreams in New York, Jacob managing the farm with Abby, and Kat and Elliot living their best lives, all while maintaining their connection to the pond.

Del and Sam, in her mind, would be traveling, enjoying a well-deserved vacation.