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[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Outlander Season 7 Episode 16, “A Hundred Thousand Angels.”] Outlander‘s Season 7 finale, “A Hundred Thousand Angels,” brought tears to eyes and shock to fans as the episode insinuated the possibility that Claire (Caitriona Balfe) and Jamie’s (Sam Heughan) first daughter Faith had actually lived. But how could that be possible? Faith was stillborn in France decades earlier and seemingly buried before the couple returned to Scotland ahead of the fateful Battle of Culloden. That’s something showrunner Matthew B. Roberts promises will be answered in the show’s upcoming final season. Whether Faith lived or not is for fans to learn in time. The installment also saw Claire revisited by Master Raymond (Dominique Pinon), the apothecary owner she met in France, who asks for forgiveness for some unknown act. Meanwhile, Jamie teams up with son William (Charles Vandervaart) to try and save Jane (Silvia Presente) amid her imprisonment, only to...

Warning! This review contains spoilers for Outlander season 7, episode 16Outlander season 7 has finally come to an end and "A Hundred Thousand Angels" doesn't disappoint in terms of drama or shocking reveals. The major action of the season was heavily featured in Outlander season 7, episode 15, leaving episode 16 to pick up the pieces and set the characters on their journeys for season 8. After numerous cliffhangers, the wait for the final season will be agonizing, but, luckily, no lives hang in the balance, as "A Hundred Thousand Angels" was full of touching reunions and heartbreaking goodbyes.

Outlander follows Claire Randall, a married nurse from 1945, who is transported back to 1743 Scotland. Amidst political intrigue and danger, she navigates life in the past and becomes torn between loyalty to her husband and the love for a dashing young warrior.

Release Date  August 9, 2014Rating  TV-MAGenres  Sci-Fi, Drama, FantasyNetwork  StarzCast  Caitlin O'Ryan, Paul Gorman, Sarah Collier, John Bell,...

[This story contains major spoilers from the season seven finale of Outlander, “A Hundred Thousand Angels.”]

In seven seasons of Outlander, Claire (Caitríona Balfe) and Jamie Fraser (Sam Heughan) have endured enough trauma to last multiple lifetimes. While they have always found their way back to each other and the family they’ve created together across centuries, Claire and Jamie, now in middle age, are perhaps more aware than ever about what they stand to lose.

“Jamie is very much aware of his mortality. He’s talked about it multiple seasons, about his nine lives, and he’s right at the end of them,” Heughan tells The Hollywood Reporter in a joint interview with Balfe about the season seven ending. “He didn’t want to be involved in this [Revolutionary War], but his choice now is that he has to be involved to protect those he loves. I think [Jamie and Claire] are aware that they can’t exist without each other and they’d rather not.

Warning: Spoilers ahead for Outlander season 7, episode 16!Outlander star Sam Heughan has teased the relationship between Jamie and Lord John Grey in season 8, revealing what's next for them in the final episodes. Outlander season 8 will begin off the back of a shocking season finale, which implied Jamie's (Heughan) firstborn daughter, who he believed was stillborn in season 2, might actually be Fanny's (Florrie May Wilkinson) mother. However, in the midst of these time travel reveals, there was a dramatic confrontation between him and Lord John (David Berry), falling out after the latter married Claire (Caitríona Balfe) when Jamie was believed dead.

Speaking with What to Watch, Heughan teased Jamie and Lord John's contentious relationship in Outlander season 8, following their season 7 confrontation. The actor explained how their complicated history together had imbued a friendship between them, even if Lord John's feelings are more romantic. However, he also said both are father figures...

[Warning: The below and video above contain Major spoilers for Outlander, Season 7 Episode 16, “A Hundred Thousand Angels.”] Outlander‘s penultimate season went out with quite a bang in its final chapter, “A Hundred Thousand Angels,” which saw the Frasers following a collision course toward a mind-blowing family revelation, in which Jamie’s (Sam Heughan) biological son, William (Charles Vandervaart) played an integral role. We’re referring, of course, to the cliffhanger which hinted Jamie and Claire’s (Caitriona Balfe) first daughter, Faith, actually survived and was the mother of their new ward, Fanny Pocock (Florrie May Wilkinson), and her sister, Jane (Silvia Presente). As viewers will recall, in Season 2, Claire gave birth to a stillborn Faith after Jamie was caught dueling Black Jack Randall (Tobias Menzies). In this episode, as Claire was recovering from her high-risk surgery at the hands of Denzell Hunter (Joey Phillips), she was visited by Season 2’s Master Raymond (Dominique Pinon), the apothecary owner who mysteriously...

Sam Heughan in ‘Outlander’ season 7 episode 16, the season finale (Photo Credit: Starz)

We’re about to sink into a mini-droughtlander with the arrival of Starz’s Outlander season seven episode 16, the season finale. We’re labeling it “mini” because fans of Diana Gabaldon’s Outlander world only have to wait until this summer for the arrival of the prequel, Outlander: Blood of My Blood.

Episode 16, “A Hundred Thousand Angels,” begins with Jane (Silvia Presente) being questioned about the murder of Captain Harkness. She jokes that the devil was whispering in her ear and argues that unlike his description of the murder as “abdominal,” she believes it was glorious. Her face has a look of defiance as she admits she has no regrets.

Jane refuses to tell her inquisitor her story until he brings up her sister. He suggests it’s better that Fanny reads a story told by Jane rather than himself.

Battle was joined the latest episode of Outlander, "Written in My Own's Heart's Blood," specifically the Battle of Monmouth, a Revolutionary War battle that place on June 28, 1778 in New Jersey. And not everyone escaped unscathed. At the end, once Jamie Fraser (Sam Heughan) and his men had helped repel the British, Jamie's wife Claire (Caitriona Balfe) was shot while she attended to dying men.

Jamie has crossed heaven and earth to help his wife before, and he's determined to do it again. Diana Gabaldon, the author of the Outlander books, talked to Parade about the TV version of events different from her novel; naturally, the events of this episode are adapted directly from the book Written In My Own Heart's Blood.

“Well, here (again) we run into the limitations of TV—time, in this case,” Gabaldon said. “In the book version, we get to see both Jamie’s and Claire’s Pov’s,...

Warning: This review contains spoilers for Outlander Season 7, Episode 15

Outlander season 7, episode 15, "Written In My Own Heart's Blood," delivers on the fast-paced promise of season 7 and races forward without giving us a moment to catch our breath. The episode shares its title with Diana Gabaldon's eighth book in the Outlander series, and by the final moments of the story, the meaning becomes all too clear. Outlander season 7, episode 14 paved the way for the Battle of Monmouth, which takes center stage in episode 15, pushing the characters to their limits and providing enough excitement to last a lifetime.

Outlander follows Claire Randall, a married nurse from 1945, who is transported back to 1743 Scotland. Amidst political intrigue and danger, she navigates life in the past and becomes torn between loyalty to her husband and the love for a dashing young warrior.

Release Date  August 9, 2014Rating  TV-MAGenres  Sci-Fi, Drama, FantasyNetwork  StarzCast  Caitlin O'Ryan, Paul Gorman,...

The most recent episode of Outlander, "Ye Dinna Get Used to It," featured some major turns for the characters, including a reunion between Jamie, Claire and Lord John Grey as well as a dinner with famous historical figures like George Washington and the Marquis de Lafayette. It was also a special episode because it was written by Diana Gabaldon, the author of the Outlander book series. This is the third episode she's written in the history of the series, and she talked about the process to Parade.

“They did change quite a bit from the first draft, but largely to change emphasis, rather than plot," Gabaldon said. “Some lines were changed—when Claire (book) sees Jamie in his new uniform and he asks whether he looks decent to inspect troops, she replies, ‘You look like bloody Mars, god of war. You're likely to frighten your men.’ To which he replies,...

Warning: This post contains spoilers for Outlander Season 7, Episode 14

Outlander season 7, episode 14, "Ye Dinna Get Used To It," has officially set almost all the characters on their ultimate paths for the rest of the season. With only two episodes left, season 7 has a lot of tension to resolve before the season finale, but the interweaving threads of the stories are converging. While Outlander season 7, episode 13, was a bit slower than some of the action-oriented installments of the season, "Ye Dinna Get Used To It" has brought back the heightened drama and fast pace, setting up a strong conclusion.

Outlander follows Claire Randall, a married nurse from 1945, who is transported back to 1743 Scotland. Amidst political intrigue and danger, she navigates life in the past and becomes torn between loyalty to her husband and the love for a dashing young warrior.

Release Date August 9, 2014Rating TV-MAGenres Sci-Fi, Drama, FantasyNetwork StarzCast Caitlin O'Ryan,...

[Warning: The below and video above contain Major spoilers for Outlander, Season 7 Episode 14, “Ye Dinna Get Used to It.”] Outlander continues to expand upon William’s (Charles Vandervaart) story in Season 7 as the young soldier was surprised by Jane (Silvia Presente) at his camp in the latest episode, “Ye Dinna Get Used to It.” In the installment, the prostitute surprises William when she arrives with her young sister Fanny seeking protection. Initially, Jane tells William that the malicious Captain Harkness (Adam Jackson-Smith) returned to the brothel and so, she fled with Fanny. Seeking any assistance he can provide, Jane is indifferent when he suggests that she work doing the camp’s laundry as she reveals she doesn’t know how to use money. Pushing to come to a different kind of arrangement, Jane hints that she can be at William’s disposal if he pleases, but the young man refuses to take that approach with Jane. Ultimately, he sets her...

David Berry in ‘Outlander’ season 7 episode 14 (Photo Credit: Starz)

Starz’s Outlander season seven episode 14 finally brings Lord John Grey back into the main story. Episode 14, written by author Diana Gabaldon, also finds Bree in danger and Claire meeting a key figure in American history.

“Ye Dinna Get Used to It” opens with a flashback to London 1775. Lord John Grey (David Berry) learns his brother, Harold “Hal” Grey (Sam Hoare), has gout and can’t travel to New York. John can but doesn’t want to, and he’s able to stop Hal from writing a commission. They have a bit of an argument over William, and John assures his brother that when the time comes, he’ll see to his commission. John believes it’s still possible for there to be a peaceful end to the American Revolution – if America apologizes.

Although Hal initially disagrees, he finally admits it...

Things have been wild over on Outlander lately. Claire Fraser (Caitriona Balfe) heard her husband Jamie (Sam Heughan) had died at sea, so she and Jamie's best friend Lord John Grey (David Berry) took solace in each other, engaging in a night of sad despairing sex. Then Jamie turned up alive things got complicated. And if that weren't enough, Lord John's son William (Charles Vandervaart) learned that he was actually Jamie's biological son. William and Jamie both had meltdowns and we're still sorting through the fallout.

Will Jamie and Claire's marriage emerge from this trial unscatched? Caitronia Balfe thinks so. “This is a marriage that has endured,” she told TV Line. “Their core is solid. There’s things that will definitely rock them, and there are wounds that may take a long time to heal, but it’s work, right? From here on out, it’s about work. It’s...

Outlander season 7's episode 13, "Hello, Goodbye," packs on the nostalgia from the earliest seasons of the show and continues the trend of father-son relationships driving the plot forward. After Outlander season 7, episode 12, there are plenty of questions still left about the fate of Lord John and William after being estranged from Jamie in the wake of his presumed death and reappearance. However, "Hello, Goodbye" provides some touching parallels throughout the episode. As families are reunited, they're simultaneously torn apart elsewhere, and lovers old and new learn from each other.

Outlander follows Claire Randall, a married nurse from 1945, who is transported back to 1743 Scotland. Amidst political intrigue and danger, she navigates life in the past and becomes torn between loyalty to her husband and the love for a dashing young warrior.

Release Date  August 9, 2014Rating  TV-MAGenres  Sci-Fi, Drama, FantasyNetwork  StarzCast  Caitlin O'Ryan, Paul Gorman, Sarah Collier, John Bell, David Berry, Charles Vandervaart,...

On the latest episode of Outlander, William Ransom (Charles Vandervaart) has a bit of a meltdown that begins when he finds out that he's actually the biological son of Jamie Fraser (Sam Heughan), shattering his self-identity; he's lived his whole thinking that his adoptive father Lord John Grey (David Berry) was his dad.

The news sends William into a spiral. He's abusive towards a prostitute who shows kindness to him before lashing out against Young Ian (John Bell) and his partner Rachel (Izzy Meikle-Small). He attacks Young Ian, who he just found out is technically his cousin, and then gets Ian arrested when he fights back. He also forces a kiss on Rachel.

"Hurt people hurt people, and that's what happens in this episode," Charles Vandervaar told Cinema Blend. "William's a hurt person, and he hurts people, kind of irredeemably. There's not really an excuse for what he's doing. There's an explanation,...

‘Outlander’ is currently airing part 2 of its second season. This week’s ‘Outlander’ episode shifted focus, leaving out Roger and Bree to dive into the drama with Jamie and Claire. William Ransom took center stage after overhearing the shocking truth that Jamie is his father.

Titled “Carnal Knowledge,” the episode explored revelations that can’t be undone, with characters reacting in very different ways to the truth. After Jamie flees with John to evade the Redcoats, Claire is left at the Grey house with William, who is struggling with the truth about his Scottish heritage. He questions Claire about his conception, but her knowledge is limited to what Jamie told her. Overcome with anger, William smashes vases, mirrors, and even a chandelier before storming out, showing his hot temper in a dramatic outburst.

He further proceeded to mistreat a kind prostitute and forced a kiss on Rachel after discovering she was engaged to Young Ian,...

Drama is riding high over on Outlander. In the most recent episodes, Jamie Fraser's wife Claire (Caitriona Balfe) and best friend Lord John Grey (David Berry) were reeling from the news that his ship had sunk at sea. They were so distraught over this that they found solace in a night of passion, which was really more about the both of them grieving for Jamie than it was about any attraction they felt for each other; after all, Lord John is gay.

So Claire and Lord John had no problem putting their night together in its proper context, but Jamie (Sam Heughan) saw it differently. It ends up that he never got on that ship, and when he shows up in Philadelphia to reunite with Claire, he learns about what happens and does not take it well. He beats on Lord John and remains cold to Claire, which caught Heughan off guard.

Warning! Spoilers ahead for Outlander season 7, part 2 episode 12!The next installment of Outlander season 7, part 2, starts with a bang and is the most action-packed addition to the season yet. After leaving off on the cliffhanger that Jamie didn't perish on his ship heading back from Europe to America, he and Claire hardly get a moment to celebrate before he's already on the run from the Red Coats. Of course, that's not the only bombshell that was dropped in the first three episodes of Outlander season 7, part 2, as William now knows that Jamie is his father, and he doesn't handle the news well.

Outlander follows Claire Randall, a married nurse from 1945, who is transported back to 1743 Scotland. Amidst political intrigue and danger, she navigates life in the past and becomes torn between loyalty to her husband and the love for a dashing young warrior.

Release Date August 9, 2014Rating TV-MAGenres Sci-Fi, Drama,...

Smashing a mirror was only the start of a destructive rampage for William (Charles Vandervaart) after discovering that Jamie (Sam Heughan) was his real father on Outlander. “This is probably William at his absolute worst. He’s having a full-blown crash out in this episode,” Vandervaart told us in Inside Outlander, our weekly aftershow. (Watch the video above for the full interview.) William’s fury drove him to “a tornado,” as Vandervaart calls it, of reprehensible behavior. One target was Ian (John Bell). Not only was William furious that Ian had kept it a secret that the two were cousins, but he was also jealous that Ian was engaged to Rachel (Izzy Meikle-Small). A fight followed, and William had Ian arrested. In response, Rachel slapped William across the face. When you incite a Quaker woman to violence, you know you’re pushing the limits. Vandervaart also had an intense scene with Heughan.

David Berry and Sam Heughan in ‘Outlander’ season 7 episode 12 (Photo Credit: Starz)

Jamie (Sam Heughan) pulls Lord John (David Berry) through the streets, trying to escape the soldiers as Starz’s Outlander season seven episode 12 opens. It seems Jamie has something on him that he didn’t want the soldiers finding during their search as he entered the city.

Lord John wonders why Jamie took the chance to come to his house, and obviously, Jamie did it to see Claire. He knew she’d be worried after news arrived that his ship sank. Now, Jamie needs to get out of the city. Lord John should claim he was forced to go with Jamie if anyone discovers them.

They ride out of the city and Jamie finally has the chance to thank John for taking care of Claire. He promises to clear up all the lies they’ve told William the next time they see him.

The latest episode of Outlander, "A Hundredweight of Stones," shocked the fandom. Jamie Fraser (Sam Heughan), the long-time romantic lead of the series, was dead after his ship went down at sea. That left his wife Claire (Caitriona Balfe) and best friend Lord John Grey (David Berry) to mourn him in Philadelphia. But the process was tricky. Claire was being hunted by redcoats, so to protect her, Lord John offered his hand in marriage. Out of necessity, she took it, but the wedding was miserable; neither people are in love, but in mourning.

They expressed their conflicted feelings in a surprising, angry, tear-filled sex scene that was really more about Jamie than it was about their connection. "He's so alone. No one's there for him, and he's shouldering all this grief and also trying to shoulder it for her. He reaches a breaking point where he is like, 'I just...

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Warning: Spoilers for Outlander season 7, episode 11 — "A Hundredweight of Stones"!Young William Ransom has plenty of questions after Outlander season 7, episode 11, and actor Charles Vandervaart is excited for audiences to take that journey with him. The character has quite a convoluted family history even by Outlander standards, supposedly born of the short-lived union between Geneva Dunsany and Ludovic Ransom, Eighth Earl of Ellesmere. After his parents both passed on the day of his birth, he was raised by Geneva's sister Isobel and her husband, Lord John Grey. Unbeknownst to him, he was the son of Jamie Fraser all along, whom Geneva had taken to bed before her marriage.

Such a huge secret was well kept until "A Hundredweight of Stones," where John and Jamie's heated argument — caused by John marrying Claire upon believing Jamie dead — reaches William's ears at the exact...

Ok, Sassenachs. Um, are we all ok because if I'm honest with you, I'm still processing what my eyes just witnessed in Outlander season 7 episode 11, "A Hundredweight of Stones." Whenever you think this show can't surprise you more, it goes and does just that. Here's our review of the episode on Starz. I'm a show-only fan so my views reflect that. Spoilers Below.

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The episode starts with Claire and Lord John geting married, and it hurts my heart to see as much as it's obviously hurting Claire in her grief. Look, we're all fans of Lord John. But with what comes next, I don't care how much we love a character. Jamie and Claire should only be with each other at this point no matter the circumstances.

Caitríona Balfe just continues to amaze me with her acting and just how talented she is. Her absolute heartbreak and torture...

The latest episode of Outlander, "A Hundredweight of Stone," was intense. Claire Fraser (Caitriona Balfe) was trying to wrap her head around the idea that her husband Jamie (Sam Heughan) had died at sea. She was staying with her friend Lord John Grey (David Berry), who also loved Jamie. They were both distraught, and in their pain and grief, something unexpected happened: they had sex.

The cast and crew talked to Glamour about that surprising scene. “Everyone had big thoughts and feelings about that scene,” said executive producer Maril Davis. “But to me, it was a no-brainer. It had to be shown. I think it just shows the lengths or the depths of grief that's happening, that these two people who would never normally be together are thrown together in their joint grief and their need to connect to Jamie.”

It felt like we had to show some version of them together.

David Berry and Caitriona Balfe in ‘Outlander’ season 7 episode 11 (Photo Credit: Starz)

Starz’s Outlander season seven episode 11 opens with the somber wedding of Claire Fraser (Caitriona Balfe) and Lord John Grey (David Berry). Claire’s body is there, but her spirit is dead and her mind is occupied with memories of Jamie. She whispers her vows as if each word were a physical blow.

There’s a heart-wrenching pause before she manages to push out “until death do us part.” Lord John places the ring on her finger, and she removes it as soon as she returns to the bedroom she shared with the true love of her life.

Young Ian (John Bell) builds a cairn in Jamie’s memory and recites a prayer for his soul. Rachel (Izzy Meikle-Small) confirms some Quakers believe in heaven, but until proven, it’s just speculation. Ian takes comfort in thinking that...

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A historical time travel drama series airing on the Starz cable channel, the Outlander TV show stars Caitriona Balfe and Sam Heughan, with Sophie Skelton, Richard Rankin, David Berry, John Bell, Charles Vandervaart, Izzy Meikle-Small, Joey Phillips, Caitlin o’Ryan, Paul Gorman, Hugh Ross, Sarah Collier, Mark Lewis Jones, and Alexander Vhalos. The story follows Claire Randall (Balfe), a married combat nurse from 1945, who...

Grief makes people do strange things, but we can’t fault William — in this Friday’s Outlander (Starz, 8/7c) — for thinking that his grieving father might’ve lost his mind a little.

After all: Lord John, a former British officer from a storied military family, marrying a rebel widow in hasty fashion?

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The most recent new episode of Outlander, "Brotherly Love," ends with a monster twist: Lord John Grey (David Berry) delivers the bad news to his friend Claire Fraser (Caitriona Balfe) that her husband Jamie (Sam Heughan) has likely died on his way to the American colonies, since the ship he was on sunk.

Naturally, Claire is devastated. “There are a lot of twists and turns,” Balfe told TV Insider about Claire’s journey this season. “I think for Claire anyway, this is her reality. This is the news she’s been given, and...apart from how she feels, she has no reason really not to believe it.”

Now, if you're watching at home, you probably don't believe that Jamie is really dead; he's one of the main characters, actor Sam Heughan is the show's biggest breakout star, and we're only two episodes into season 7 part 2 with six to go. Odds...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Outlander, Season 7, Episode 10, “Brotherly Love.”] Outlander may have pulled Claire (Caitriona Balfe) and Jamie (Sam Heughan) apart in the most recent Season 7 episode, “Brotherly Love,” but it brought another pair back together as Young Ian (John Bell) and Rachel (Izzy Meikle-Small) were reunited. After arriving in Philadelphia, Ian is greeted by his trusty dog Rollo, but Rachel is nowhere to be found after the pet wandered from her side to his. While much of the episode sees the pair missing each other, Ian is eventually directed to the stables where he finds Rachel being held up by Arch Bug (Hugh Ross), who has vowed to take her life after Ian killed his wife. While Ian manages to get Arch away from Rachel, it is William (Charles Vandervaart) who intervenes, shooting the old man to protect Ian from being axed in the head after taking a blade to the arm in the scuffle.

Outlander has returned for the second half of its seventh season, which began with several blasts from the past as Jamie (Sam Heughan) and Claire Fraser (Caitriona Balfe) returned to Jamie's native Scotland. We see lots of faces from Jamie's past, including Laoghaire (Nell Hudson), his ex-wife.

Jamie and Laoghaire have had a tense relationship over the years, with lots of painful ups and downs, but Jamie feels the need to reach out to her and set things right. "He's an honourable man. He feels a sense of duty," Heughan told Radio Times. "And I also feel like there's still... despite their rather tumultuous, kind of crazy history that they've had together, there's still a part of him that remembers the young Jamie and the young Laoghaire."

He knows deep down that she's hurting. He wants to help her, he wants to make sure that she's Ok, but also Joni...

Outlander producer Maril Davis explains how season 8 will try to offer a satisfying conclusion, despite the book series still releasing another installment. The historical drama, based on Diana Gabaldons novels, has captivated audiences with its sweeping love story between Claire Randall (Caitrona Balfe), a World War II nurse-turned-time traveler, and Jamie Fraser (Sam Heughan), an 18th-century Highland warrior. The historical drama has garnered critical acclaim and a devoted audience, with Outlander season 8 striving to honor the series legacy.

In an exclusive interview with Screen Rant, Davis shared insights into the challenge of crafting a satisfying conclusion for the beloved series. While there is no official release date for the finale, Davis assures Outlander's ending will honor both the shows legacy and the ongoing book series, which has at least one more installment yet to be published. Here's what she had to say:

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Tomorrow, Starz will begin airing new episodes of Outlander, delivering the second half of the show's seventh season. The new season will continue digging into the Outlander books by Diana Gabaldon. We'll get to catch up with the likes of Jamie and Claire Fraser (Sam Heughan and Caitriona Balfe) as well as long-time Fraser family friends like Lord John Grey (David Berry) and John's "son" William (Charles Vandervaart), who is actually Jamie's son, even though Lord John Grey raised him.

William doesn't know Jamie is his real father yet, which will no doubt lead to all kinds of drama once the new episodes start up. In fact, Lord John Grey is such a dynamic character that Gabaldon has written a series of novels and novellas just focused on him, which has led to a lot of fans asking for a Lord John Grey spinoff over the years. Now, for the first time,...

For Outlander fans who have long longed for a Lord John Grey spinoff, David Berry, who plays the character in the original Starz series, has some insight to share.

As a refresher, the hit Outlander series, which will conclude its run with the upcoming eighth season, is based on the best-selling novels by Diana Gabaldon. She also authored a Lord John Grey series consisting of three novels and six novellas, which Starz CEO Jeffrey Hirsch has shown interest in expanding into a TV series of its own. There have been no major developments on that front yet.

Berry opened up about what transpired behind the scenes in a chat with Deadline earlier today while promoting the mothership series’ upcoming Season 7 Part 2 premiere on November 22 via Starz.

“I haven’t spoken about this. But I think that since the series is over, I feel a bit more comfortable talking about it,...

The time-travel romantic drama is back with the second half of its seventh season on Friday, Nov. 22.

Return to the woods of the American colonies in their most precarious state on Friday, Nov. 22 when Season 7, Part 2 of “Outlander” begins. The sweeping time-travel romance epic has been off the air for over a year, but it’s finally ready to resume the dramatic tale of Claire and Jamie Fraser, two lovers whose relationship transcends the boundaries of time itself. Find out everything you need to know about the new episodes before the show returns!

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It's time to chat with two of our personal fan-favorite actors and characters, John Bell and Charles Vandervaart! Of course we know Bell as the lovable Young Ian, who is finally coming back home to Scotland when Outlander season 7 part 2 picks up, and sees his parents for the first time in almost 10 years!

Then there's William, who Vandervaart teases will be on a difficult path in season 7B as there's discoveries made, making him lose his sense of identity. Ooh! The two actors provide even more teases in Show Snob's exclusive interview with the two, which you can watch or read below. Plus, make sure to scroll down to the end of the post for more Outlander interviews with the actors and executive producers.

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Before the long-running, beloved fantasy series comes to an end, Outlander must answer some pressing questions as season 7, part 2, and season 8 loom. Sam Heughan and Caitrona Balfe have played Jamie Fraser and Claire Randall Fraser in the Starz adaptation of Diana Gabaldon's book series since the premiere in 2014. After many years and instances of time travel since then, Claire and Jamie have found themselves in the thick of many revolutions and world events. As Outlander Season 8 draws closer, how the series will wrap up the story is of great importance.

It's been confirmed that Outlander season 8 will change the book's ending since Gabaldon likely won't be finished writing the last book in the series before season 8 premieres. As Outlander season 8 has already wrapped filming ahead of the premiere of season 7, part 2, the story's finale has been set in stone, and hopefully, the creative team has worked to wrap up every loose end.

Outlander returns next month with the second half of season seven, and Starz has released a brand-new trailer and key art teasing the drama's return. The series has already been renewed for an eighth and final season.

Caitriona Balfe, Sam Heughan, Sophie Skelton, Richard Rankin, David Berry, John Bell, Charles Vandervaart, Izzy Meikle-Small, Joey Phillips, Caitlin o’Ryan, Paul Gorman, Hugh Ross, Sarah Collier, Mark Lewis Jones, and Alexander Vhalos star in the time-travel drama series, which follows Claire Randall (Balfe), who travels back in time to Scotland in the 1700s and is forced to marry Scottish warrior Jamie Fraser (Heughan).

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The full trailer for Starz’s Outlander season seven part two promises the long-awaited new episodes are going to put fans through the emotional wringer. Jamie, Claire, and Ian return to Scotland, but as anyone who’s read Diana Gabaldon’s seventh book of the series knows, there’s plenty of turmoil ahead for the Fraser family.

“Coming off the first half of Outlander season seven, we find Claire, Jamie, and Young Ian leaving the colonies and arriving in their beloved homeland: Scotland. The perils of the Revolutionary War force them to choose between standing by those they love and fighting for the land they have made their new home,” reads Starz’s synopsis. “Meanwhile, Roger and Brianna face new enemies across time and must battle the forces that threaten to pull their family apart. As loyalties change and painful secrets come to light, Jamie and Claire’s marriage is tested like never before.

Starz has released the official trailer and key art for the highly anticipated Outlander Season 7 Part 2. Returning to captivate fans once again on Friday, November 22, the heart-pounding trailer depicts some of the twists and turmoil that awaits the beloved Fraser Family.

The ongoing American Revolution is just part of battles to be faced that will leave fans on the edge of their seats. The key art furthers this theme, declaring “Find Your Way Back to Me” and depicting the stormy seas that await Jamie and Claire, a tease that has fans of Diana Gabaldon’s book series speculating about a well-known storyline from the seventh book.

Outlander Season 7 Part 2 debuts on Friday, November 22 at midnight Et on the Starz app, all Starz streaming and on-demand platforms. On linear, it will debut on Starz on Friday, November 22 at 8:00 p.m. Et/Pt in the U.S.

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“Outlander” fans are going to have to wait a bit longer for their happily ever after because that’s not what the second half of Season 7 is promising. Tied to New York Comic Con, Starz dropped a new trailer for this upcoming batch of episodes. Prepare for some serious heartache.

The trailer for the second half of Season 7 starts happily enough. As Jamie (Sam Heughan) and Claire (Caitríona Balfe) stand together, Jamie says, “We got our own wish. We’re going home to Scotland.”

That peace is short lived when Claire is called away. While she’s separated from her love, she receives some dark news. “A storm’s coming. And not one of this Earth but one of my own making,” someone ominously says. The trailer then shows a panicked looking Jamie before cutting to an English officer holding a gun. As Claire hears the news, she tears up.

Starz has released the trailer for the second half of Season 7 of the long-running time travel drama “Outlander,” which bows Nov. 22 at 8 p.m.

As seen in the trailer, this season brings the key characters home to Scotland where they face the challenges of dealing with war.

“Outlander” stars Caitríona Balfe as Claire Fraser, Sam Heughan as Jamie Fraser, Sophie Skelton as Brianna MacKenzie, Richard Rankin as Roger MacKenzie, John Bell as Young Ian” and David Berry as Lord John Grey. This season introduces new members to the cast including Charles Vandervaart as William Ransom, Izzy Meikle-Small as Rachel Hunter and Joey Phillips as Denzell Hunter.

The series is inspired by Diana Gabaldon’s international best-selling novel series. The nine books in her “Outlander” series have sold more than 50 million copies around the world.

The series is executive produced by Matthew B. Roberts, Ronald D. Moore, Maril Davis, Toni Graphia,...

Starz revealed the official trailer for Outlander Season 7, Part 2 at New York Comic Con.

The time-traveling drama series returns on Friday, November 22, at midnight Et, via the Starz app. Additional episodes will drop in the same slot weekly. Via linear, it will air on the same day at 8 p.m. Et/Pt.

While the trailer starts off nice enough, it gets darker the further it goes setting up challenges for Claire (Caitríona Balfe) and Jamie leaving the colonies and arriving in their beloved homeland: Scotland. The perils of the Revolutionary War forced them to choose between standing by those they love and...

Starz has released several first look images from the highly anticipated second half of “Outlander” season seven, showing a return to Scotland for the first time since the series’ third season. Starz also released a first look at the prequel series, “Outlander: Blood of My Blood,” revealing an early sneak peek of Claire’s parents, Henry and Julia in WWI-era England and Jamie’s parents, Brian and Ellen in the early 18th century Scottish Highlands. The 10-episode first season of “Outlander: Blood of My Blood” is currently in production in Scotland and will air in 2025.

“Outlander” season seven part two will premiere on Friday, November 22 with new episodes available weekly on Fridays at midnight Et on the Starz app, all Starz streaming and on-demand platforms. On linear, new episodes will debut at 8:00 Pm Et/Pt on Starz in the U.S. In addition to the eight remaining episodes in season seven,...

That's a wrap for Outlander. Filming has been completed on the eighth and final season of the Starz series, and the cast and crew marked the occasion on social media.

Starring Caitriona Balfe, Sam Heughan, Sophie Skelton, Richard Rankin, David Berry, John Bell, Charles Vandervaart, Izzy Meikle-Small, Joey Phillips, Caitlin o’Ryan, Paul Gorman, Hugh Ross, Sarah Collier, Mark Lewis Jones, and Alexander Vhalos, the series has followed Claire Randall (Balfe) after she travels back in time to Scotland in the 1700s and eventually marries Scottish warrior Jamie Fraser (Heughan).

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Outlander season 8 has officially wrapped production on the series' final episodes. The long-running Starz time travel romance show is based on the Diana Gabaldon novel series of the same name and stars Caitrona Balfe as Claire, a World War II who is sent back in time to 1743 where she falls in love with Highland warrior Jamie Fraser (Sam Heughan). The upcoming Outlander season 8 is set to be the final season of the show, which has been running since 2014.

On the official Outlander Starz Instagram account, a new post confirms that season 8 has officially wrapped production just under two months ahead of the premiere of season 7 part 2. The caption of the post, which features an image gallery of the cast posing with the slate, reads "Nothing is lost, Sassenach, only changed," expressing gratitude for the show's cast, crew, and fans, saying that "theres so much more to this journey thats just beginning.

Sing me a song of a lass that is doooooooone.

Outlander wrapped filming on its final season Friday, a bittersweet occasion the cast and executive producers marked with photos posted to the show’s Instagram account.

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“Today marks the final day of filming on the final season of #Outlander,” reads a caption on the series’ official account. “Words cannot express...

A crucial Outlander season 7, part 1 detail makes me think William Ransom (Charles Vandervaart) will learn the truth about Jamie Fraser (Sam Heughan) very soon. With Outlander season 7, part 2 on the horizon and Outlander season 8 officially confirmed to be the historical epic's final outing the series' biggest threads will come to a head in the next batch of episodes. The seventh season of the series, which is based on Diana Gabaldon's Outlander books, introduced an adult William Ransom, Jamie's illegitimate son who was raised by Lord John Grey (David Berry).

Outlander is never short on dramatic twists and turns, which is one of the reasons I love the series. At this point, William's lineage is one of the more compelling storylines. Despite being the biological son of Jamie and Geneva Dunsany (Hannah James), William is the heir of Earl Ludovic Ransom. To recap, Geneva died shortly after giving birth to William.

The stars of Outlander are hard at work on the final season of Outlander!

Sam Heughan and Caitriona Balfe braved the rainy weather as they arrived on set to film scenes for the upcoming eighth and final season of their Starz series on Monday (August 19) in Eglington, Scotland.

For their time on set, Sam, 44, was seen sporting his character Jamie Fraser’s signature, long blonde hair while Caitriona, also 44, wore a graying wig as she got in character as Claire Fraser.

Keep reading to find out more…Joining Sam and Caitriona on set were their co-stars David Berry, Charles Vandervaart, and Carla Woodcock, who were all seen wearing period costume.

Just last week, Sam and Caitriona shared photos from the final table read as they prepared to begin filming.

Part two of season seven of Outlander is scheduled to premiere on Nov. 22 and as of right now, the release date...

It’s that time of year again, when the TV academy announces its annual list of Emmy nominations, and “Outlander” fans worldwide are left scratching their heads wondering why their favorite show was left off of the list. Part 1 of Season 7 aired in 2023 from June 16 to August 11 on Starz, which makes it eligible for the 2024 Emmys. But alas, on Tuesday morning, the fantasy epic was not nominated in any category — moment of silence, please.

To be clear, “Outlander” hasn’t been nominated in any Emmy category in the past six years. It was last cited in 2018 for Best Period Costumes, losing to “The Crown.” It also lost that same race in 2016 to “Game of Thrones.” Its only other bids were for Best Period Production Design in 2016, losing to “Downton Abbey,” and Best Music Composition in 2015, losing to “House of Cards.”

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Outlander viewers are getting their first look at the return of season seven of the historical fantasy series and the Outlander: Blood of My Blood prequel series. Starz has released several first-look photos for both series.

Caitriona Balfe, Sam Heughan, Sophie Skelton, Richard Rankin, David Berry, John Bell, Charles Vandervaart, Izzy Meikle-Small, Joey Phillips, Caitlin o’Ryan, Paul Gorman, Hugh Ross, Sarah Collier, Mark Lewis Jones, and Alexander Vhalos star in Outlander. The series follows Claire Randall (Balfe), who travels back in time to Scotland in the 1700s and is forced to marry Scottish warrior Jamie Fraser. Starz has already renewed the show for an eighth and final season.Read More…...