Season 3, Episode 1 – In the season premiere of Outlander we find out how life has treated both Claire and Jamie since she went back to the future. Does Jamie survive the battle of Culloden? How does Claire cope with a life without, living Jamie with a man who looks exactly like her former tormentor?
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“We never set out like, ‘oh how many episodes should we keep them apart?’ That was never in our minds, because like the fans, we want to see them reunite as soon as possible,” executive producer Maril Davis told Tracking Board.
Outlander showrunner Ron Moore revealed when Jamie and Claire will reunite in Season 3 and also discussed whether the series will continue to adapt one book per season going forward.
Outlander creator and showrunner Ronald D. Moore is not worried about outpacing book author Diana Gabaldon and running into a Game of Thrones George R. R. Marting ending problem.
Starz has released a new promo for the upcoming third season of Outlander, teasing the separate lives Jamie and Claire are now living before their inevitable reunion.
Starz has released the first trailer for Season 3 of OUTLANDER, teasing a rough road ahead for star-crossed lovers Jamie and Claire.
Another Droughtlander is about to come to an end. Starz has set Sunday, September 10 at 8 p.m. ET as the premiere date for Season 3 of Outlander, the premium cable network announced Tuesday.
The great love story of Outlander is facing new trials in the first look at Season 3.
While the debate continues over whether or not Deadpool will receive any Oscar love, The People’s Choice Awards is happy to show the actioner the love, as the film picked up wins for Favorite Action Movie and Favorite Movie Actor.
The complete list of winners from the 74th Golden Globe Awards hosted by Jimmy Fallon. Find out who took home the top prizes in film and television at this year’s ceremony!
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Starz’s juggernaut sci-fi/fantasy series Outlander has tapped David Berry to play Lord John Grey in the upcoming third season, due out in 2017. The series is based on the best-selling series by Diana Gabaldon, first published in 1993.
Each summer and winter, television networks present their slates of programming to the Television Critics Association to give them updates, sneak peeks, and more, for their various series. From HBO to Starz, this weekend revealed information on some of the most buzzed about shows, such as Game of Thrones, and also gave critics some of the first looks and details about brand new series set to hit this fall.
In an extended season finale of Outlander thrills with revelations of both new characters and old ones, as we find out how Claire ended up back in the 20th century, and what her life has become since leaving Jamie and the past.
Every possible scheme Jamie and Claire have used to avoid the eventuality of the Battle of Culloden on Outlander has failed, and now it seems they are doomed to repeat history.
Outlander serves up a familiar plot of “catch and release” with Jamie and Claire but delivers a few major reveals, with a satisfying conclusion to events from Paris in “Vengeance Is Mine”.
The men of Outlander take the fields to fight the war that Jamie and Claire worked the past two seasons to prevent in “Prestonpans”.
Preparations for the Jacobite uprising touch a nerve with Claire in ways we’ve never seen before on Outlander. Dougal returns, but will the bad blood between him and Jamie simmer down enough for the two men to work together?
After a tumultuous stint in Paris, Claire and Jamie head back to Scotland to start fresh in this week’s Outlander. Things don’t stay easy too long, and soon they find themselves in a difficult situation.
The truth of Jamie’s duel with Black Jack comes out on Outlander, and Claire must go to extreme lengths to save Jamie from the Bastille, while still dealing with a terrible loss.
The best intentions always seem to go off of the rails on Outlander. As Claire and Jamie continue to thwart Charles, their future is suddenly up in the air as Black Jack throws a wrench in everything.
This week’s Outlander delves into the destructive nature of changing the future, the reemergence of an old enemy, and the toll it all takes on Claire and Jamie’s relationship.
This weeks Outlander finds Claire and Jamie concocting a situation they hope will unravel Prince Charles plans, and new insights into Master Raymond and Le Compte St. Germain.
There are all kinds of intrigue and some new characters in this week’s episode of Outlander. Jamie is glued to the hip of Charles, while Claire looks for meaning in her day-to-day life by using her gifts as a healer.
The second episode of this season of Outlander spends a lot of time setting up the new world of Paris life, since Claire and Jamie have thrust themselves into it.
Claire must face a harsh new reality as well as the consequences of her actions which effect both present and past.
Forget the past, it’s time to rewrite history. Outlander returns April 9 on Starz.
Season 2 cuts between 18th Century France and post World War I beginning with Claire and Jamie’s arrival in France. Thrown into the luxury of French society and political upheaval, they are determined to stop the Battle of Culloden and save Scottish life as they know it.
We’ve come to the end of the first season of Outlander, and there’s a lot going on. Blackjack has been up to the devil’s business, and the scars on Jamie’s body may be no match for the scars on his soul.
