I’d like to see the reaction to time travel

I lost all sympathy for Frank when I found out he cheated on Claire during the war…

I just visited Culloden Moore. As you'd expect, it was a very somber place.

She is far beautiful than Claire.

I loved the way he clipped his consonants when addressing Captain Leonard. =^..^=

She didn’t deserved Frank.

He said the same thing about their wedding. The sun cast out the darkness..

Have watched this scene many times, but just now realized I never commented on it. This is the scene that rips my heart out. This is the scene that kills me. This is the scene I don't want to see. This is perhaps the worst and best scene in the whole series.

Being a pin cushion and not throwing up one's stomach - I will take the acupuncture. I have tried it and loved it.

I think Richard Rankin is just brilliant in the part. When I read the books I visualise him as Roger.

Tobias Menzies is a great actor

He just happens to have an extra pair of pants handy.

Whoops! 1:08 the use of "okay" by a Scot in the 1700's would be ahistorical. Edit: I watched again with subtitles turned on. It turns out she says "I ken", not "OK".

Book Roger is my favourite character, sadly in the series they have weakened him substantially, I do really likeRichard Rankin though he depicts Roger as well as he can given the scripts he has, but sadly not as in the books, there he is stronger, protective and although he has to adapt to the 18C he does way quicker in the books 💕

Aww thats there son

The truth nobody want to hear is that this story is written by Claire from her perspective. Laoghaire was not the other women Claire was. They where in love but could not be together because of Jamies calling. This is why his sister don’t like Claire. Claire makes up these story about Laoghaire because she can’t bear her man being in love with someone else. The truth is she was gone for 20 years. His life was with Laoghaire these children are his. His destiny lies with Claire because of the calling to save Scotland, this calling is something Laoghaire stands for as well. Her life is very tough. Jamie lies for Claire because he needs her and can’t tell her the truth.

Guys, tell me pls, is it possible to find a girl, that can love you so much as Claire loved Jamie?

Claire is not my favourite it didn't start that way the longer the show goes on the less I like her

I don't get why Gellis turned evil. Did she really change that much in 20 years or was she always an evil person pretending to be good?

Title says she tried to kill Jamie. Technically she was trying to kill Claire so she could have Jamie to herself

The way Jenny treats Jamie i'm assuming she's the older sibling. If she's the younger sibling treating him this way then that's sad.

This is proof why knowing the law is useful. Especially when facing authority.

That's right they didn't have pictures until the 1800's so it explains why he reacted that way. He's lucky Claire wasn't from the 2010's. If she showed him a video from her cellphone that would have freaked him out more. I would be scared to show anyone in that Era my smartphone because they might think I'm a witch( or whatever a male equivalent of a witch is) and try to burn me. One thing I would bring with me are modern guns. Find it odd out of 3 time travelers nobody bought modern guns with them. Would definitely gave Claire and Jaime and advantage in that gun fight they had at thier house since guns back then took a long time to reload. Probably why Jamie had so many guns.

Video quality is crap

….i feel like im watching the Patriot

I really had and continue to have great difficulty watching this- I have a fear of drowning.

Claire serving cunt in several centuries

Its a shame that Laoghaire confused possession and lust with love. She never really loved Jamie, she just developed a childish obsession with him. She was immature and never developed enough to have any real understanding of what true love really is

She's a spirited daughter.

I love it

I don’t care if this is a realistic scene or not. The music. Jamie giving Claire his breath. Dropping the dirk as if it’s nothing. All of it. Exquisite. I’ve watched it over and over because it is just that beautiful.

This is not fair!

This part always gets me 0:34. He's lived 20 years with only the hope that they are alright without even the comfort of knowing his child's name. The way he exhales like he can finally breathe now that he knows her name. Let some of that pain go.

I don't think she truly loved him like claire does, i think she just love his looks and just wanted his body

He deserved better. I wish he had more time to get married again with someone who loves him back...

You know, if he had married his blonde student, she would just be in the same position he is in now. And Claire would be his Jaime. The cycle would never have been broken.

Cut off mid sentence?

You titled this one so well!!!! Hahahaha, she really drives me nuts on the show!

This book is when I started to hate Jamie. I dropped the series when Brianna was raped and he called her a whore when she admitted she'd had sex with Roger.

In an alternative universe, Lord John and Jamie are madly in love with each other, and Claire never existed.

William as a child looked NOTHING like Jamie. He may have been cute in his own right but did not resemble Jamie. I felt it was a kind of theatrical gaslighting to keep telling the audience that the child was such a splitting image of his father that Jamie had to leave his service. Yet the child actor chosen looked absolutely NOTHING like Jamie. Everything about his face was different. Jamie has very refined features, whereas the child had a broad nose and seemed incapable of having a smile. This was a very peculiar choice of child actor unless there just aren't many child actors in the UK.

A couple of miles away from my house. The Hopetoun estate has a great farm shop, if anybody visits “lallybroch” by the way.

Brianna is the only unlikable character we are supposed to like. For many reasons. I fast forward through almost all her scenes once I get the gist of the scene. I do not care at all what happens to her and Roger especially

For some reason this scene is so haunting. I genuinely know exactly how she feels and I have no idea how. It’s a heartbreaking scene but I always come back to watch it.

Her body might be buried there too

"all the girls wear them...he should have said, "not my daughter!!"

Oh my gosh there will never be another Outlander

Claire was a selfish witch who kept Frank at arms length and who denied him all love and affection.

I miss the old Gellis

All the people in these comments with junior high school diploma from 1994 arguing eye color like their doctoral thesis is on the line... The "brown always dominant, blue always recessive"-theory has been disproven, guys. Please just GOOGLE stuff before you start arguing things you think are ultimate truth.