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Nickelodeon did something right here. They have a live-action show with a female heroine, a rarity on Nick these days. Unfortunately, I have the feeling that this is going to go the way of "Space Cases" (rest their souls after an untimely death!) and will be cancelled before its time because Nick will want more cartoon shows. This show doesn't deserve the fate it will get, and Lindsay Felton is going to be a STAR! And Jeremy Foley wins the award for Best supporting performance in the role of a dorkish character that no one is supposed to like. So just watch this show!

Caitlin's Way was one of the best shows Nick ever had. It had a serious and well written plot to it and I tuned into it every week. From the first episode where Caitlin arrived at the ranch in Montana instead of jail and was able to get her horse Bandit to all the other episodes I loved it.

To me this is a cool show and I enjoy watching repeats late at night on nick. ah memories of 5 years ago.

But overall, this isn't meant to drive kids into acting like deadbeats, it's to show the struggle of how to be responsible as a person and even in the worst of times you can turn your life around. But how deep down, we're all just teenagers still and do have the right to do some immature stuff.

It also appeals to my animal side, and I guess any horse lover or animal lover would get into some of the episodes, since her auntie is a veterinarian.

I like it.

eh.

"Caitlin's Way" is a great show! I watch it every Sunday, religiously. It has great actresses such as Lindsay Felton and Jeremy Foley. I definitely think this show is a winner!!!! As long as the great young actors/actresses don't leave this job for something maybe a little more mature... I think if Nickelodeon will keep it! Also, Jeremy Foley is VERY cute!!! (I'm a big fan of his!)

While flipping through the channels, I stumbled upon Nickleodeon. I watch this channel religiously when Cheers, Roseanne, Wings, Cosby Show and Three's Company are on in the evenings.

While the acting may not have been top notch, and the cinematography was a little too cliche'd and dramatic for my tastes, the script seemed to do well, by keeping my attention. The one major drawback of the series is the constant music, for tense, dramatic and 'action' scenes, when the kids were on their dirtbikes. If they scaled back the amount of music, the series would have been even better.

Not great or near great, but definitely better than most TV shows. And if they can keep a 20-something year interested in the show when it was geared for kids, then my hat goes off to the director and producers.

7.5 out of 10.