Katherine 'Kat' Kane
A strong-willed Landry woman navigating time, family, and love across generations.
Katherine "Kat" Landry is a central character in the fantasy drama television series *The Way Home*, portrayed by Chyler Leigh as an adult and by Alex Hook as a teenager and young adult. She is the daughter of Delilah "Del" Watson Landry and the late Colton Landry, the mother of Alice Dhawan, and the older sister of Jacob Landry, who went missing in 1999. Kat is one of three generations of strong, willful, and independent Landry women who embark on a journey to find their way back to each other while learning important lessons about their family's past. Her story involves time travel, complex relationships, and the unraveling of family secrets across different eras.
- Role
- Main character
- Affiliation
- Landry family
- Status
- Active
- Notable Partner
- Elliot Augustine (present-day love interest)
- Key Attribute
- Strong, willful, and independent
Verified Timeline
Lore & Background
Kat Landry is the daughter of Delilah "Del" Watson Landry and Colton Landry, and the mother of Alice Dhawan. She has a younger brother, Jacob Landry, who went missing in 1999 and was eventually presumed dead; it was later revealed that he followed a stray dog to a pond, fell in, and was sent back in time to 1790. Kat's romantic history includes her ex-husband Brady Dhawan, a rich lawyer who lives in Minneapolis with his new girlfriend Rachel, and her present-day love interest Elliot Augustine, a close friend of the Landry family and Alice's physics teacher. In the past, she also had a love interest in 1814/1816 named Thomas Coyle, a citizen of Port Haven and Jacob's friend. Kat works at *The Herald* newspaper, where she takes on a new summer intern named KC Goodwin, a nonbinary teenager who is revealed to be a time traveler in season 3.
In Their Own Story
Kat Landry's journey is defined by her family's history of time travel and the mystery of her brother Jacob's disappearance. In season 1, she returns to her family's farm in Port Haven, New Brunswick, with her daughter Alice, and begins to uncover secrets about the pond that allows travel through time. The season 1 finale reveals that Jacob followed a stray dog to the pond, fell in, and was sent back to 1790. In seasons 2–4, Kat interacts with Jacob as a mature man in 1814 and the present, and also forms a friendship with Susanna Augustine, Elliot's ancestor. Her love life is complicated by her feelings for Elliot Augustine in the present and Thomas Coyle in the past. By season 4, the series concludes as the Landry women finally find their way back to each other, with the fourth season being the last.
Reader's Guide
Kat Landry is a main character in *The Way Home*, appearing in all four seasons. She is portrayed by Chyler Leigh as an adult and by Alex Hook as a teenager and young adult. Her key relationships include her mother Del, her daughter Alice, her brother Jacob, her ex-husband Brady, her present-day love interest Elliot, and her past love interest Thomas Coyle. She works at *The Herald* newspaper and takes on intern KC Goodwin in seasons 2–4. Major storylines involve her time travel to 1814/1816, her efforts to reunite her family, and her romantic entanglements across different time periods. The series premiered on January 15, 2023, and was renewed for a fourth season on March 6, 2025, which premiered on April 19, 2026. On November 20, 2025, *People* reported that the fourth season would be its last.
Did You Know?
- Kat Landry is portrayed by Chyler Leigh as an adult and by Alex Hook as a teenager and young adult.
- Kat's younger brother Jacob went missing in 1999 and was later revealed to have traveled back in time to 1790.
- Kat works at *The Herald* newspaper and takes on a nonbinary intern named KC Goodwin, who is a time traveler.
- The fourth season of *The Way Home* premiered on April 19, 2026, and was reported to be the series' last.
- Kat's present-day love interest is Elliot Augustine, who is also her daughter Alice's physics teacher.
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