Inside the World of Outlander | 'Down the Rabbit Hole' Ep. 7 BTS Clip | Season 4

Executive Producer Maril Davis and Executive Producer/Writers Toni Graphia and Matthew B. Roberts reveal more about Episode 407: "Down The Rabbit Hole." These behind-the-scenes glimpses contain SPOILERS. Catch up on Outlander anytime on the STARZ App.
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[@elizabethgoncalves9182]

I was so sad Jenny wasn’t in this part like she was in the books. Major disappoint as far as a big emotional scene in my opinion. It was a HUGE part in the books.

[@mariselaisea5417]

I believe that the novels of Diana Gabaldon on which Outlander is based, are beautiful, with very well defined and captivating characters. I understand that Outlander is an adaptation of these novels, however when producers and writers change too much the plot of the novels or the characters, the series doesn't work very well. It is for that reason that the 1st season worked wonderfully well! The adaptation was good but true to the story and the characters.

[@mrscookiepie]

@Necramonium Personally I'm happy with the changes made but not the changes to the overal characters. They have Brianna very different from the Brianna in the books.

[@emilycox9307]

I was disappointed that in this episode Brianna never met Jenny.

[@melissaj116]

Emily Cox the actress that played jenny wasn’t available

[@mrscookiepie]

@@melissaj116 Even so they could have had Brianna spend more time at Lallybroch getting to know the rest of her family. The parts where she read the letters written by her parents and saw the portrait of her grandma were really beautiful. Instead we get her spending time with Leoghaire? Those changes make no sense!

[@elizabethgoncalves9182]

LJ I agree! And I hate how they try and paint Frank as a victim of Claire’s unrequited love. When in the books he was a complete asshole and cheated on her with multiple women! Lol the only person he was good to in the books was Brianna

[@dianagadj2957]

The actress quit

[@A_Oseg71]

@@dianagadj2957 She couldn't do the show because she had a show on Broadway scheduled. I never heard anything about her quiting though.

[@kjamison5951]

D***, D***, D***! I watched this series and have been captivated by the beautiful scenery and the simple tale of Claire and Jamie. Been binge watching back-to-back episodes since episode 1 of season 1... Everything was fine until Frank in Ayr. Then I realised just how invested I have become in the show. Cried buckets. So glad it's been picked up for at least two more seasons.

[@debdeb3394]

I don't think frank is a good person. He clearly doesn't love Claire as much as Jamie does. When he found out that Jamie was still alive and Claire goes back to Jamie but dies in a fire he selfishly never told her for her happiness and to warn her about the fire. In contrast when Jamie found out she tried to go back through the stones to Frank after the love and intimacy they had just shared im sure he was hurt. But he put her happiness before his own and took her back to the stones. He loves her more than he loves himself. He will ALWAYS be the better man in MY book. ❤

[@sharonrichards7656]

Deb Deb that was the difference between the men's personalities, and how their love for Claire was expressed. Frank was somewhat selfish, while Jamie was selfless.

[@barbaragrantham7529]

This episode missed a huge amount of the character and personality of Briana, portraying her as ignorant of how to take care of herself. The dress cloak and boots were a travesty of what Brianna would have worn. In the book she is eminently practical and sensible and had many skills - some of them down to her father who knew what may happen in her future). The boots were rubbish - so much wasted time on her walking through the wilderness and completely unnecessarily twisting her ankle. She had the money to outfit herself appropriately and buy money for the era she was travelling to, courtesy of her inheritance from Claire. As one person commented she would have gotten a horse and she did in fact head straight to Lallybroch, not a port and the map was a joke. Disappointed with Lizzy - hard to see how the actor they have chosen will pan out in some of the future scenarios as a small shy but attractive young girl. I don't mind the plot being messed with but messing with Brianna's character and personality is a big mistake and a disappointment. I do hope that she is portrayed as the strong and independent person in future episodes as is her due.

[@mrscookiepie]

I'm also very unhappy with the way the TV show is portraying Brianna. The "real" Brianna may have been reckless but she was very capable and stood her ground when necessary. One of the defining moments into her character in the books is the way she yelled at Leogahaire when she tried to take her mothers pearls and swore at her. Instead the TV show are portraying her as a little girl who needs looking after, falling down a hill and twisting her ankle then ending being pampered by the woman who her mother hates! I simply don't like the way they are making her into a victim. Also I can understand them making Lizzie a little older due to the upcoming story (she was massively underage at the time by modern US standards) but to change her physical appearance altogether and make her older than Brianna will mean that their relationship dynamics are changed completely. I understand that many things have to change due to the practicalities of TV and I'm overall fine with that but why add new stories which have no importance to the story. I just hope the upcoming episodes are closer to the books.

[@lilyhowever9927]

@Necramonium wow what happening with you ? Sir....

[@david7matheus]

I didn't read the book, but I think they will make her strong until the end of the season I guess. I do not know what comes a head but definitely in the books the whole story is much more well constructed. I'm really considering to read the books. I feel that I'm missing the half of it.

[@queerlibtardhippie9357]

Yeah, I thought the whole outfit she wore was terrible. Especially the bag. Like... what? And she should've brought way more crap. Omg

[@rosalynmartin3171]

Yes...I was hoping she'd be in pants like in the book..she new how to dress so not to draw attention to herself... in the books they thought she was a boy.... she was more resilient like her mother..this Bree is getting better..hopefully they'll showed more of her strengths..in the coming season.

[@Kelly2k1]

Loved the episode I'm not a big Frank fan but it was good to see him again and of course Tobias Menzies.

[@kjamison5951]

I believe Frank has been maligned unfairly. He and Claire were happy until Claire disappeared at the stones. Frank pestered the local police about his missing wife and was optimistic about seeing her again. We have no idea how their relationship might have developed had they remained together - Claire never having met Jamie. Although Claire tried in vain to return to the stones to get back to Frank, it was Claire who chose to take up with Jamie. She might have remained a healer until such time as she could get back to the stones and Frank but she made the decision to place herself in the path of the law of the 18th century by adhering to her 20th century beliefs instead of laying low. When she arrived back with Frank, she told him honestly what had happened and suddenly Frank finds out that his wife, whom he loves dearly, had been with another man, married him and is carrying Jamie's child. That's a lot for anyone to take in, it's betrayal at its lowest form. I believe many people see Jonathan Randall in Frank and as such he is unfairly tarred with the same brush as 'Black Jack'. Black Jack may have been an officer but he was no gentleman and his depravity knew no depths. On the other hand, Frank had loved Claire all along until she returned and revealed her story. Frank was an officer AND a gentleman all along. Even when he agreed to raise Jamie's daughter as his own - that's a huge ask of any person. Frank kept his promise to Claire to help raise Brianna. That their marriage was a facade and he eventually met someone else who made him happy is still coming from Claire's decision to marry Jamie after falling foul of English law which she could have avoided. Had I been transported back to the 18th century, I would have sought work to feed myself and keep a roof over my head until I was able to get back again. Of course, it would not have made for a very interesting story...

[@shirleensavage4264]

Roger did a great job

[@liol3409]

The producers want to make Frank so good that they make him a victim of Jamie and Claire. Jamie is the only one responsible that the marriage of Claire and Frank fail and make Claire look like an absent mother, a desinterested wife and a insensitive person for not being able to love that saint. I prefer the version of the books, where it's clear that Claire and Frank were destined to fail because of their differences (he is a racist, a sexist and very unfaithful from the beginning of their marriage) and if they were so many years together it was thanks to Brianna. He was a great father and nothing more. On the other hand, it's paradoxical that someone so good was willing to let Claire die in a fire, a horrible way to die.

[@95CeliaM]

Hi, I agree with what you said about "book Franck" and "show Franck" but I feel like what the producers meant to convey here was that yes, Franck did discover that Claire was going to die in the future BUT that also meant that he was going to die before her in the 20th century and pretty soon, based on the time of the obituary (if he believes the 200 years span that time travel takes) so that might have may be why he decided to leave with Brianna and to divorce Claire, because he knew he was going to die. Maybe he would have said something to Claire, but then again he died before he could or even wanted.

[@BlueDauntless]

I agree. I like book Frank.

[@erinlee5936]

So if he was unfaithful since the beginning of their marriage, why did he even bother marrying Claire? (Sorry, never read the books so pardon my ignorance.)

[@liol3409]

Erin Lee well, he loved Claire in his own way and as in real life, infidelity doesn't always have to do with being unhappy in a marriage.

[@mrscookiepie]

@@erinlee5936 There was never any confirmation in the books that he was unfaithful. It was Claire who was speculating that based on her own insecurities and guilt that she didn't love him as much as she loved Jamie. Book Claire and Frank had a fairly good relationship and were intimate throughout their marriages after Brianna was born.

[@dominiqueson9724]

I haven't had a chance to read the book this season is based off and understand that things have changed but in saying that I am truly impressed with the story. I loved every episode so far. This episode had me on the edge of my seat. I like how the show incorporated a deeper view of Breanna and Frank. That moment when she sees Frank before getting on the boat...all I can say is bravo! It gets me emotional each time I see it. Keep up the good work! Loving the show!

[@whutzat]

Don't read the books....you'll hate this season.

[@mrscookiepie]

You may have loved this episode but if they had stuck to the story written by Diana Gabaldon it would have been ten times better. They have missed out so much of the book and replaced it with things which are only going to confuse matters further along the line.

[@whutzat]

@@mrscookiepie: So right!

[@dianagadj2957]

Not only could they not force Jenny / Laura to honor her contract for 3 scenes, but now Brianna has to feel guilty over Frank ' s death...and he found out about Jamie having survived Culloden when Brianna was a child and the thing in the book is that then he could have told Claire and she could have gone back...but he did not out of egoistical reasons...so he is a negative character...........him finding the death notice when Brianna was an adult does not come close to a substitute for the events of the book.........this episode has too many character misrepresentations to fill in for a missing actress.....and please stop trying to make Frank and Leoghaire positive characters - they are NOT

[@Buffy8Fan]

Frank was a negative character long before this episode. In the books as well as the series. The series just made him a little more easy to identify with. I don't think they make either Frank and Leoghaire positive characters at all, just a little more human in terms of their background, which is normal for TV. This series is based off the books, but it doesn't mean everything will be exactly like the books. I prefer a little difference every now and then anyway. As the Harry Potter writer said of the Harry Potter movies. The DNA thread is still there. And I am bastardizing that quote; not saying it exactly. Way too many fans of the books are purists in a way that makes reading comments more annoying than need be in this particular fandom, as TV Shows and novels always end up needing to be different.

[@rubyshrimpton4730]

I've been reading the books on and off between episodes, (I read the 4th book before this season) but I think I honestly prefer the TV show. It's like they're building on the brilliant foundation that DG laid out. So often when I come across love triangles I end up villainising one of the love interests but this is the first time I love them both. I love both Jamie and Frank. And I see that more in the show than in the books. The show writing may not speak to everyone, and of course things always change from book to screen, but I gotta say I still love the quality of the show.

[@boiii508]

I actually really liked this episode! It was refreshing and took me back to the first season of when Claire traveled back. Can't wait for the next episode!!

[@esthergoodheart6766]

There are so many good details in this part of the book, that I am missing! Brianna acts like a little girl and not like the strong young woman she really is. Where are her trousers and her horse? Rogers as a historian should know how to dress in 18th Century. Ships didn't sail to the conlonies in wintertime. Where is Brianna bonding to her family in Lallybroch? Puts her grandmothers pearls on the table and confronts Laoghaire, looks just like her grandmother Ellen and reads Jamies letters send to Lallybroch? And Lizzy should be a fragile girl, that Brianna takes care of like a poppy, not even have her menstruation yet. Why make a wonderful deep good story full of inspiring moments into a saltless soup?

[@amandah.williams1404]

I liked it! Interesting twist. And yes, I've read the books and absolutely love them!

[@nouraahmad7376]

This was one of my favourite episodes as well , I loved seeing frank and Brianna's relationship because as much as we knew that they were close we never really got to see that aspect of the Randall family.We only go to see frank and Claire's relationship.

[@perraluly]

I want to know what happened with the man that Frank sees watching Claire at the very beginning when Claire disappears. Apparently that man is Jamie

[@drnik67]

I haven't read the books, so am not upset by any deviation from them. Books are never adapted word for word onto the screen, it just doesn't work. Even Shakespeare gets carved up for film or TV versions. I do agree that there was a bit much of Brianna trudging thro the glens though. And I find her quite hard on Frank at times, and quite narcissistic, eg re the divorce: "Don't I have a say?" Well no dear, because its Frank's and Claire's marriage, not yours....

[@dianagadj2957]

Totally agree that not every detail can make the show - I have read the books several times, but when the deviations change the characters rather than little events, then we have a problem

[@clairehewitt3381]

Richard and Sophie are just brilliant as Roger and Brianna. A great episode, I can live with the changes from the book and enjoy the tv show as a separate experience... but I do sincerely hope that the rest of the season does justice to the Brianna and Roger storyline, they are such an Integral part of the D.O.A. book.

[@whutzat]

The more they veer (needlessly!) from Diana Gabaldon's books, the worse the show gets. So sad.

[@virgoqueen8950]

That is the sad thing about ADAPTIONS of a book they can do whatever they want but people who did not read the books enjoy it without tearing it apart so Diana now has new fans. As the readers complained I read all the summaries and I do understand but you have to agree, keeping MURTAGH alive was their best choice, now where they go with his story is going to be interesting because in history no regulators were executed, I did the research once he reappeared

[@pootandbeans5956]

I wish they would follow the book, I was really disappointed with this episode:( Furthermore, Lizzy is supposed to be younger and more frail looking. Wasted time wondering around and she was supposed to go straight to Lollybroch and introduce herself to Jenny proving that she is the daughter of Jaime by showing her the pearls her mother gave her. HOW HARD IS IT TO FOLLOW THE DARN BOOK?????

[@wilmer4258]

They couldn't have Jenny scenes becaus Laura was not available at the time of filming

[@nancyhickey7226]

The first season was the best, because they were truest to the book, and they did 16 episodes. These books need more episodes to do justice to the story. Season 4 episode 7 was so wrong it barely resembled the Outlander series or characters. The arrogance of the writers stated that they changed things from the book because they know better than Diana is unbelievable. Stick to the books as much as possible, please.

[@clau1887]

Didi the writers read the books? If they have poor ideas, they should just follow the books. So sad and disrespectful with the story and the fans 😤

[@08thriver]

Stop rewriting the story. You are going further and further down the rabbit hole of making Diane's great writing disappear. For what? Ego of the writers who want to get credit for someone else's work? This episode was one of the worst.

[@mrscookiepie]

The person who wrote this episode also wrote the one at River Run which was also terrible! I think they need sacking before they ruin the show altogether. There is a massive difference between adapting a book for TV and rewriting the story and changing the characters on a whim!

[@virgoqueen8950]

@@mrscookiepie that is the sad thing about adaptions when the writers are also the producers. they can do whatever they want and as of season 5, Sam & Caitriona are producing now too. I did not read the books but I did read the summaries and I understand how the readers feel but once they left MURTAGH alive, anything goes

[@lindade2571]

,I am so upset with the way they handled S3 and 4 the writing is crappy they should just stick to the books!!!! "keep it simple stupid writers". They left out the pearls and the exchange between Laoghaire and Brianna ... I wanted the scene....pbj sandwich,,,, It wasn't just about the sandwich It was about the way DB wrote it...Emotion that it evoked as Claire watch the cellophane that it was wrapped in get picked up by a breeze and fluttered away.... what I got from the show ... nothing This was a big deal to bk reader ....And who the hell decided to replace what should of been 13 year old girl with a 20 year old woman that leaves with Brea to go to the US I'll never understand .. the Frank spots were great didn't need to be there. After all this story is about Jamie he is king of men .....Frank took this child,, Jamie gave up a child,,,he has sacrificed everything he holds dear for the people who he loves ..... The writer pretend to know him, but they don't... There should have been someone at Lallybroch, someone to tell Brianna about her father. . And how she reminds him of his mother...to give her some sense of family so when she meet her father she already know and respects him.... This was horrific I am done with this show... They have massacred D.B. books by taking them apart and left disjointed and miss characterization of characters.... Now I'm finding out that Ms. Balfe is getting another job on Netflix. So will she be leaving Outlander and Sam is doing movie? Everybody is too full of themselves,,, let's dial it back to s1&2 when everyone was hungry and consulted D.B. when the show was great...and they stuck to the books...

[@whutzat]

Everything you said here is so right!

[@JaimieJo]

Caitriona is going to Netflix? Where is this written? I want to read it! That would be traitorous to the show, since it's the only thing that made her famous. Sam can do a movie in his 3 month off time, but Caitriona leaving to go to Netflix!? That would be disasterous!

[@erinlee5936]

See, I have the same problem with A Discovery of Witches (the TV show). The same thing happened - the writers veered too far away from the books and just.. UGH! It was so disappointing because the books were brilliant. I can relate to your comment so much.

[@lindade2571]

@@erinlee5936 Hey hi call Dark Crystal prequel

[@mariselaisea5417]

You're right in some points of your comment. Diana Gabaldon's novels are wonderful and there is no need to change the main characters or the story. I also think that lately they have eliminated many scenes of Jamie Fraser, playing down the importance of the character. Without Jamie Fraser (Sam Heughan) and Claire (Catriona Balfe) it would no longer be Outlander!

[@anabelanunes5079]

C'est vrai que c'est différent du livre mais c'est tellement bien mené qu' il m'est impossible de condamner les réalisateurs! Ils sont vraiment bons et ceux qui ont lu les livres savent qu'ils ont trouvé les éléments qui nous preparent pour le reste de l'histoire!

[@margaretawelffens1054]

As I am a book fan I am rather disappointed with this episode. All this is extra or changed material, is this really necessary to make the series more visual, I think not. What about Frank, I like Tobias Menzies enormously but was all this needed for the storyline? In the books I got the impression that there was some kind of mystery about trhe accidennt, suicide due to hartproblems? De finding out of Jamies facts are also not so explicid in the books. ( The gravestone is not mentioned here). Then I am worried about the actress they chose to be Lizzie, already Brianna is not so tall as in the books, Lizzie shoud be a chidllijke small girl. How is it possible for this actress , who is taller and bigger than Brianna , to be the fearfull and rather weak Lizzie. How can Diana Gabaldon accept all this, the story goes from being about Claire and Jamie to a variety of side caracters who are differently depicted in the books

[@mariselaisea5417]

I agree with your comment.

[@lisawinter7842]

Looks amazing!

[@nellycorrea6890]

me encanto esta hermosa serie

[@irism4818]

Ihr habt fantastisch Arbeit gemacht die Serie ist das absolut beste was zur Zeit im Fernseh als Serie läuft 👍👍👍

[@lilyhowever9927]

Danke.👍

[@irism4818]

Wir hatten schon Glück die Bücher zu lesen! Und dann die Umsetzung der Bücher zur Serie mit den tollen Schauspielern ist einfach nur genial Verfilmt 👍🌹

[@Cassmede]

Absolutely love these and seeing the point of view of the writers

[@biancafonseca8203]

Você vai mexendo na história tem tanta coisa é mistério numa série maxia negra quê só à escritora saber porque Claire e Jamie não é só amor tem mortes sacrifícios pra atravessar à Petras éla não vai falar disso na história porque é muito forte

[@SaturdayNightStitch]

I loved this episode. I have read the books several times and find it boring when adaptions are too faithful to the source material. They grounded the story with the changes they made. The changes are more believable than the book. The idea of Brianna travelling to the past and being all gung ho and ignoring the harsh realities of the role of women in that century when she had been studying history at college level stretched my suspension of disbelief. The portrayal of TV Frank makes more sense to me than the book Frank. Book Frank is an outright douche while TV Frank is a more nuanced character, more human, with virtues and vices like anyone. I was in tears at the end when he was bidding farewell to Bree at the dock. Tobias is an amazing actor - he really shined in this episode without Caitriona in any scene with him. Caitriona gets the lion's share of attention but Tobias is an incredible talent too.

[@carolwade4212]

Not a fan of season four, it's lost its sparkle, have read the books and some of the show has translated well, but time has been given to insignificant story lines, and long walks over the countryside we all appreciate the scenery in Scotland but don't want to spend valuable minutes looking at it, and who wants to listen to Leehy twaddle on about bible stories, the pearls were such a meaningful part of this journey and it was glossed over, Interesting to see episode 8, time to get the lead actors back into the show

[@soapjuice1349]

Am I the only one? Who sees no resemblance whatsoever between Brianna and Jamie and Claire? She looks nothing at all like either of them. Even her red hair looks darker than his. Even the eye colour is nowhere close if u wanna be real picky. And the actress. I tried giving her chance really. But she's really wooden. She seems cold and lack emotion. Her scenes with Ian were perfect example. For such important role they should done better casting. Ironically they did better job with Jamie's son.

[@Biittiriisi]

SoapJuice 1 Cait and Sam both have blue eyes, maybe green?and hers are bordering on brown. She looks like a Frank's daughter to me.

[@queerlibtardhippie9357]

Umm. Do redheads always breed the same color red? And brown eyes are pretty much default eyes. They're literally dominant. It makes the most sense.

[@loisoutjers4412]

Alwwys felt sorry for Frank

[@giuliapicchiotti]

What a surprised, another episode were they say that Frank AND Brianna are the MOST IMPORTANT THING IN IT, THEY ARE FUCKING NOT !!!!! , the MOST IMPORTANT THING IN THIS EPISODE IS BRIANNA ONLY, it's HER journey to find Claire, and it's HER journey to finally been able to ACTUALLY MEET Jamie, i DON'T FUCKING CARE ABOUT FRANK, he was already made a too much of an important character in the past (no pun intended), the creators of the series has stop erecting a monument to Frank, because he was not this such a great character or person AT ALL !!!!! . They just have to STOP !!!!.

[@lisamessier172]

The screen writers and producers need to stop butchering the books to novel. Stop creating junk. Losing viewers.

[@RK-ep8qy]

Where's that guy with the curly mustache on the sofa, I liked that guy's thinking

[@MagaliSurLaMer]

Horrible episode. The acting was fine, but the writing ruined it. This is no longer Outlander.

[@lilyhowever9927]

Yes i agree. Without Jamie and Claire bye popularity! Merry Christmas everyone. 🌲🎅🍻🙋💕

[@charlinethom8449]

Jamie might be Bree's father, but Frank will always remain her Dad.

[@mariselaisea5417]

Jamie did want to raise Brianna and William but that was not possible. Jamie sacrificed his desire to be a father for the welfare of his two children. I believe that is love!

[@charlinethom8449]

@@mariselaisea5417 This has nothing to do about Jamie wanting to raise Bree she knows this, but Frank as sad it unfourently is for Jamie is the one who has raised Bree all her life and took her on as if she was his own daughter and for that he will forever remain her dad and she will always love him and see him as that.

[@lilyhowever9927]

Curieux. Founded a good translater. Pour nous Jamie a sacrifié sa paternité. Deux ans séparent Jamie et Frank. Comme rien n'arrive pour rien Frank a payé sa dette envers Claire et Jamie. Il aura fait tellement de mal que c'était écrit d'ailleurs il faut bien suivre. Au tout début qui se retrouve devant la fenêtre de Claire au 20 sc??? Retour dans le temps lors du face à face en France entre Randall et Jamie l'épée transperce les parties génitales de Black Jack Randall. Son infertilité provient de cette époque. Nous devons suivre une histoire qui se déroule entre deux époques bien réelles. Juste un chose, Claire n'a jamais fait le rapprochement entre Frank et Randall??? Où c'est moi qui ai manqué un chapitre? Comment peut-on vivre avec un homme comme Frank même 200 ans plus tard sachant tout ce qu'il a fait? A supposé qu'elle ait compris qui était cet homme? Si celle qu'elle incarne entre les deux époques ignorait qui était cette pourriture, l'âme se souvenait. 🌪🔥⚡🌞👏👏👏👍💌💕

[@lilyhowever9927]

200 years not 2. Sorry. Omg for Frank it's not personnal. Il joue bien son rôle mais je le hais en tant que Black Jack Randall. Ouach... 👊

[@elpionerocondominion5869]

Jaime all the way!!, he made a hugh sacrifice so Claire and Bree could live...Frank was unable to have kids....that's the only reason he took Bree...

[@oechermaedche]

I understand some changes, and liked the episode as a whole, but why would they let Lizzie be portrayed by a girl in her 20s, when she's barely even 13 in the books? it takes away lots of her character and future storyline..

[@laurasmith14]

@starz - why on earth do you shave Roger’s face to go into the past!? So ridiculous since shaving was a novelty back then. Also why does Brianna’s hair go from straight to curly? Same with Claire.

[@lilyhowever9927]

Do you know what does that mean k-a-r-m-a??? Translater please! La passage de Jamie et Black Jack Randall en France??? Lorsqu'ils s'affrontent en duel et que Jamie lui transperce les organes génitaux de son épée? Son infertilité vient de ce duel en paiement du mal qu'il lui a fait subir. Satrz pourrait mettre en ligne ce duel en France?

[@lauratrambusti2145]

Frank comunque.non si è comportato bene dopo con claire quando lei voleva divorziare la minacciava di portarle via la figlia sua figlia e questo lei non lo ha mai detto né a claire né a jemy x non far passare male frank ma lui è stato una carogna!

[@ellissmith8160]

FRANK.NOT ONE OF MY FAVORITE..BUT GREAT ACTOR..THE SHOW DO NEED FRANK EVIL LOVE LOVE THE SHOW. BUT THING ON CABLE

[@ahavens2463]

I don't really see why everyone likes Frank so much. Or maybe for me it's Menzies playing him that is so bothersome for me. Frank just gets very little pity from me.

[@giuliapicchiotti]

From me also !!!! .

[@lilyhowever9927]

No, not for me. Read my react.👇

[@auntvesuvi3872]

💜

[@emilyking5126]

So beautiful

[@marcelaonea6118]

❤️❤️❤️❤️🌷🌷🌷🌷👏👏👏👍👍👍👍

[@magoo9279]

This was so boring. My less liked characters. Watching paint dry.

[@jukodebu]

why do people or women not like frank

[@AF-dt2qn]

Can't be bothered reading the books. It's so boring. I'll just watch on TV. Brianna is in danger. And Roger looks so funny in those trousers