Published Sep 21, 2026, 3:55 PM EDT Abdullah Al-Ghamdi joined Screen Rant in August 2019 and is now one of the leading contributors of the TV News team. Having written over 4000 news stories in that time , with his work cited in Buzzfeed and TV Insider, he's always bemoaning that there's too many shows and not enough time. You can contact him at: aalghamdi@hey.com. A long-running Western drama is back on Prime Video's charts, and it's coming at just the right time. That's especially true in recent weeks, which perhaps reinforce the need for Westerns like Yellowstone to have the space to succeed. After a mere two seasons and a big marketing push, Netflix recently decided to pull the plug on the romance saga Ransom Canyon. Netflix is hoping to have better luck with its adaptation of Little House on the Prairie, which is already renewed for season 2. But the same rush to find the next Western hit proves true across all major streaming platforms. It may have to do with the fact that the library of Western series and movies proves to consistently attract subscribers, as is the case with Hallmark's When Calls the Heart. When Calls The Heart Is Back As A Prime Video Hit When Calls the Heart is now on Prime Video as part of a new bundle with several streaming services, including Hallmark+, and the Western romance is already making a splash. When Calls the Heart is currently #10 on Prime Video's Top List of TV shows for September 21. That list is topped by the new Reacher spinoff, Neagley, with Reacher just behind at #2. The quick arrival of When Calls the Heart speaks to the fact that subscribers are enjoying Prime Video's bundle with other platforms. But it's also a sign of how the series has developed its reputation since its January 2014 premiere. More than a decade later, with 13 seasons and 143 episodes, the Western romance is gearing up for what may arguably be its biggest moment yet. The Western Hit Is On The Verge Of Its Biggest Return Yet When Calls the Heart, which is based on Janette Oke's books of the same name, begins in 1910 with a particular focus on Elizabeth Thatcher (played by Erin Krakow) and how she experiences a period of adjustment after she leaves a life of relative luxury behind to fulfill her assignment as a teacher in a small town. Krakow remains a part of the series as a lead and executive producer, but as the adaptation prepares to arrive for season 14 in January 2027, it will do so with returning faces in the cast such as Kevin McGarry, Jack Wagner, Chris McNally, Pascale Hutton, Kavan Smith, and Lori Loughlin, who is once again reprising her role as Abigail Stanton. It's a good time for viewers to catch up on the popular adaptation or discover it for the first time, with months to go until When Calls the Heart season 14. Release Date January 11, 2014 Network Hallmark Channel Directors Neill Fearnley, Peter DeLuise, Siobhan Devine, Martin Wood, Alysse Leite-Rogers, Anne Wheeler, Kristin Lehman Cast Erin Krakow Elizabeth Thatcher Pascale Hutton Rosemary LeVeaux Writers Lindsay Sturman, Derek Thompson, Paul Redford, Derek Thompson, John Tinker, Robin Bernheim Burger, Tony Blake, Joy Gregory, Neal H. Dobrofsky, Tippi Dobrofsky, Josef Anderson, Ken LaZebnik, Richard Manning, Charles Lazer, John Wierick, Sheryl J. Anderson, Vanessa Parise, Cindy Kelley, Ken Craw, Andrea Stevens, Liam Fearnley, Ayla Glass, Kim Beyer-Johnson, Jon Nappa Creator(s) Brian Bird, Michael Landon Jr.
143-Episode Western Series Returns A Major Prime Video Streaming Hit At The Perfect Time
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