Inside the World of Outlander | 'The Deep Heart's Core' Ep. 10 BTS Clip | Season 4

Executive Producer Maril Davis and Executive Producer/Writers Toni Graphia and Matthew B. Roberts reveal more about Episode 410: "The Deep Heart’s Core." These behind-the-scenes glimpses contain SPOILERS. Catch up on Outlander anytime on the STARZ App.
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[@npeace312]

Jamie overpowering Brianna in the stable in the books always makes me cry. It is something my dad would have done and a simple but brilliant way to show his daughter she did all she could to survive.

[@kiaracarneiro9027]

I didn’t like the slaps at first but then I realized Bree is Claire and jaime’s daughter, she has bad temper and all the facial expressions of her parents.

[@virgoqueen8950]

FINALLY !!!!! SOMEONE WHO GETS IT .....THE ACTING IS BRILLIANT BY SOPHIE SKELTON, SHE STUDIED THE JAMIE & CLAIRE CHARACTERS TO THE TEE. WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH EVERYONE ELSE, WHAT HAVE THEY BEEN LOOKING AT ALL THIS TIME ..............OH, MY BAD, THE SEX SCENES ...LOL

[@virgoqueen8950]

ANOTHER THING SOME OF US HAVE FORGOTTEN ......BRIANNA IS ALSO A MACKENZIE BY BLOOD, THAT PUNCH SHE GAVE IAN REMINDED ME OF THE PUNCH DOUGAL GAVE RUPERT IN THE WEDDING EPISODE......PEOPLE MAY NOT LIKE SOPHIE FOR THE PART BUT SHE STUDIED THESE ACTORS SHE IS WORKING WITH AND THEIR MOVEMENTS AS THE CHARACTERS THAT THEY PLAY

[@virgoqueen8950]

@Jocelyn Munkirs I NEVER READ A BOOK BUT WHEN PEOPLE STARTED COMPLAINING I READ ALL THE SUMMARIES AND I GOT ENOUGH INFORMATION TO BE SATISFIED, AND KEEPING MURTAGH ALIVE WAS A BRILLIANT DECISION

[@quibily]

Yeah. They say Jamie's the one with the bad temper, but I think Claire's is a little worse! So, combine those two, put them in Bree, traumatize Bree, then yes, of course, she would do that.

[@OnKJSun]

ok all these comments are about the slapping situation that happens with the whole Lizzie miscommunication but can we talk about how the show did not show a proper reconciliation with Jamei and Bree?!?! Like i was WAITING for that after they cam home with the news that Roger was alive!!!! I needed more Jamie and Bree scenes! This man lost 20 years of his life with her! All i needed was for her to verbally say that she forgives him and that he's sorry and would never cause her harm or heartbreak. ughhh that would have been just perfect. And not hating on it, but there were too many Claire and Bree moments in the past. Claire had 20 YEARS with Bree!!!! She needs advise and love from her father who is the most beloved character in this series!!!!!!!

[@quibily]

Agreed. I was really disappointed when season 4 ended without that scene. Her telling Murtagh she already forgave him isn't enough. It's gotta be Jamie and Bree talking it out.

[@moonleafteaofthemonth]

It happened offscreen in the book too. Just saying.

[@npeace312]

Jamie overpowering Bree is one of my favorite scenes from the books. The entire conversation they have in the cave/stable is awesome and emotional.

[@danapeake6768]

Loved how Sam delivered the line "answer me!" The tonal inflection is brilliant.

[@npeace312]

@@danapeake6768 Yes! Jamie totally reminds me of my dad. Very tall, muscular, not red headed but smart and kind. He would have handled it the same way. He hasn't read the books but my mom introduced me ages ago and he loves the TV series more than she does!

[@danapeake6768]

@@npeace312 my dad was actually a red headed Irishman with green eyes which I got from him

[@ranterredhead5005]

@@npeace312 Yup my dad was the same.

[@margotdouglas3846]

Love the show, but ... this episode - well, sorry, but it was very annoying. People do not keep secrets when comes to life and death situations. Claire knew everything and then she got angry when Jamie bit the wrong man. How ridiculous. Bree asked Clair to keep this secret , and in a way she's justified she didn't know how life was at that time, how law worked and so on. But Clair - OMG - she of all people didn't feel like sharing such a terrible news with Jamie? Well. for me that plot ruined not only the whole episode, but actually the following ones too. :(

[@Cassandra765]

The thing is, though, it's not like Claire knew who Brianna's rapist was the entire time and just decided not to tell Jamie. She was finding out the truth right as Jamie was beating Roger, so it's not like she could've done anything to stop that. But Jamie telling Claire that he beat some strange man up might have spared Roger from being sold into slavery.

[@ashhiz4350]

By the time Claire found her ring and got Brianna to reveal it was Bonnet, Jamie and Ian already 'delt' with Roger, so it wouldn't have made a difference.

[@evilynn333]

In the book Claire does blame herself but the way it was done in the show there was no time to tell Jamie about Bonnet This is a case of people miscommunicating in order to protect each other, they created this mess together.

[@elpionerocondominion5869]

Together!!!!...

[@SoulShines4Music]

Yes, thank you!! In last week's episode Claire finds out about Stephen Bonnet while Jamie is already off beating poor Roger to a bloody pulp. When Jamie returns from the encounter with Roger he lies to Claire and tells her he punched a tree. Claire also tells a lie of omission by keeping Stephen Bonnet's identity a secret from Jamie. So no, Claire is not the sole person to blame here. What the episode showcases perfectly is how lies, half truths and secrets cause more harm & damage in the end then simply being forthright & honest right from the start.

[@ceciliafattori5413]

@MaybeNextTime wow , why you don't quit the show ? Lol, you hate the one that carries the show, and narrate it... so Claire is worse then BJR, your parametters are a little out as I see. If refusing to kill people that trully harmed her is to be mean, I wonder who is not...

[@clairehewitt3381]

I can't believe that people are getting more upset about Brianna getting cross and hitting Jamie than they are about poor Roger getting unfairly beaten half to death and sold into slavery! Poor Roger Mac! Big fan of the books and the show, can't wait to see how they are going to finish the season in just three more episodes.

[@erikabulsara538]

I like frank both in the books and show. As far as I’m concerned, Jamie is a savage. Claire is not honorable to say the least. She should’ve respected drank but we wouldn’t have the story.

[@jonac.5268]

I hate that I continue feeling discomfort between Bree and Jamie scenes, it feels like there is a line of distance drawn between the characters every time, even with Bree calling Jamie "Da" (is it just me?) and I hated Bree when she compared Jamie with Frank during that "aggressive/savage" scene T_T

[@carmen-ui6fx]

Jona It is not just you, I feel the same and for the same reason

[@danapeake6768]

Jamie is a stranger to Bree. And she feels she is betraying her father, Frank, whenever she starts to feel a connection to Jamie. Jamie understands, to his credit.

[@giuliapicchiotti]

@UThink UCan Apparently the writers love Frank's character so much they're willing to ruin Brianna and Jamie's relationship just to tell us, hey, remember that Brianna's father isn't the man that sacrificed being able to raise her (after he CLEARLY told Claire that he always wanted a big family) just to make sure that she's was safe, but one, who almost beat up on her mother while pregnant and who wanted to take her away from her !!! .

[@giuliapicchiotti]

Again clearly the writers of the series favor the character of Frank over the character of Jamie, as they have done from the beginning

[@versacethegreat9356]

@@giuliapicchiotti how do they favor frank when he’s the man that died

[@rosebookfan7677]

Okay seriously people are you hearing yourselves?!?! Regardless whether it was from the books or not the performance between the characters is very realistic. Especially when someone is assaulted they often feel angry about their attacker and sometimes when that person can’t find said attacker or is too scared they would unintentionally take it out on the people that’s closest to them especially family & friends. I’m not saying one was right Than the other cuz Jamie, Claire, Brianna, Lizzie each did some things that they thought were the right thing but are often misguided by their own stuff or just did it the wrong way. So if you wanna keep on complaining bout the characters, actors, or writers of the show then either keep it to yourselves, complain it to the writers or stop watching the show cuz all this back talking, complaining, & whining is getting really old & very annoying & Some Of us don’t want to read or hear more about it.😤

[@jacquelyndixon2788]

Simply don't read comments then. If you only want people to agree with your opinion, don't read comments. That's optional. We can love the actors, characters, show and books, and still discuss and disagree respectfully. Like adults.

[@virgoqueen8950]

BRAVO !!!!!! ...........THE BIGGEST PROBLEM IS PEOPLE ARE CRUSHING ON JAMIE (SAM) AND HATING ON CLAIRE (CAITRIONA) SO THEY ARE ALL OVER THE PLACE WITH BEING UNREALISTIC .........I THINK THE ACTING IS FABULOUS

[@rosebookfan7677]

Jacquelyn Dixon well this is wat I’m saying there are hardly anyone respectfully agreeing or disagreeing there are just people who spat it out for the joy of it or just plain bitter. We already got enough of that IRL we don’t need anymore internet or no internet

[@Lady-xb7nq]

I don't like this episode. Claire is blaming Jamie for everything 🙄🙄

[@kathrynb8167]

She didn't do any such thing.

[@karenranallo3836]

One of the best moments in this series and in reading it in the book. What better way could he show love than to help her with this. Rich content in this episode and done beautifully.

[@liol3409]

Why do you try to turn Claire into an old lady? She has lost her brightness, her sense of humor, her energy, her curiosity, her capacity for reflection, her sexually daring attitude. Obviously, I don't expect Claire and Jamie to have sex this episode, but where is their love story? Where are the aspects that made Claire an interesting person? And why have Brianna slap her own father? Yes, she didn't grow up with him, but she knows that he is her father. That is crossing a limit and exaggerating the defects of the character. In the end, we end up blaming her for a situation in which she is the main victim. That slap is not in the book. She tries to hit him, but doesn't can not. Visually that slap is shocking and probably doesn't happen in books, because is a taboo that a son hits one of his parents and puts the characters in a place where their relationship is very fractured.

[@nicolettadeck7951]

I agree!

[@carmen-ui6fx]

LJO I completely with you, the slap scene was awful, and made me hate the whole episode

[@beth.darvell]

Claire still is all of those things but she's also a mother now. She's spent 20 years as a ghost of herself because she couldn't be with Jamie. She lived in a loveless, sexless marriage for twenty years and that probably informs a lot of how we see Claire now. She and Jamie are in their 50s and are less focused on spontaneous sex romps than they are about building a home with their children and family. I included Fergus as their child because for all intents and purposes, he is. They are grandparents now, the show has to be able to evolve past S1 & S2 if we're going to tell the stories of the next generation. The trouble is, that's supposed to be Bree and Roger. But they just don't have the same chemistry together that Claire and Jamie did and there's no foundation for their relationship - whereas, we saw Claire and Jamie meet, flirt, become friends and then as a young married couple fight and make up. We saw them struggle and get through a lot of things TOGETHER.

[@dash-x]

I’m pretty sure she’s nearing 60 at this point in the books and Jamie is 50s. Hopefully Claire brings some hormone replacements 😹

[@pmparda]

@@dash-x they were in their 20s when they met, i think claire was 27... so at most 30 when brianna was born. Brianna was 20 when claire went back and her son is what 1,5 now....? No way is she 60 and jaimie 50+

[@heyyats386]

Not that it's important but the three of them were all sexually assaulted. During season 1 when Jamie and Claire were beginning their relationship, there were red coats who caught them and one got to Claire. Then she got to kill him with the knife trick she was taught earlier on in the episode. They all have these traumas that are really hard to get through as a family, not to mention individually. Claire almost lost Jamie to Randall, but this ep showed their strength as a family. Brianna & Jamie's scene was an absolute tearjerker. I just wish there are more of them and with Claire.

[@rosemarybrown9302]

So much comment here, pro and con, about this episode and here's mine. I thought it played out brilliantly, exhibiting their humanness. Brianna was not being obstinate or "bratty" after learning from Lizzie about Roger's return and eventual fate at Jamie's hand. She was simply overwhelmed with blind rage, which drove her vitriol for Jamie. Jamie, realizing his mistake, was stunned to learn the truth as he fumbled through response. Claire, shocked as it all unfolded, did only what she could, trying to comfort her daughter. Even Ian, realizing his own guilt in the conundrum (putting it mildly), eventually tried to fix things with his proposal, a comic-relief moment as Jamie quickly told him "get off your knee, you idiot." Roger's desperation on the journey was brutal to watch, but very honest as the episode filled the atmosphere, peeling away the tense moments scene by scene to an ending crescendo. So what's not to like here? The raw emotion displayed in this episode was very real to understand, done so well by the writers.

[@virgoqueen8950]

FINALLY !!!! someone who saw it the exact way I did

[@jerseygirlgm2303]

Best scene I’ve seen so dar

[@gnostic268]

I am not enjoying this season as much because there's so much of Brianna and less of Claire and Jamie. Fast forwarding through the Brianna parts.

[@virgoqueen8950]

BRIANNA WAS MADE BY CLAIRE AND JAMIE SO SHE IS A VERY IMPORTANT CHARACTER EVEN IF YOU DON'T LIKE HER ..........SHE HAS THE FIRE OF A MACKENZIE & A FRASER BY BLOOD IT IS JUST BECAUSE SHE IS A FEMALE THAT SO MANY PEOPLE ARE TWISTED IF THIS WAS WILLIAM WOULD YOU FEEL THE SAME WAY BECAUSE WAIT UNTIL HE COMES BACK ON THE SCENE AND FINDS OUT HE IS A FRASER TOO

[@gnostic268]

Patricia R Calm your tits. I'm entitled to my opinion and you are off on some wacky tangent. I don't care about your opinion so post your own comment. Start a Brianna Fan Club Idgaf.

[@marieschwartz7781]

Loved the episode except Brianna slapping Jamie and Ian. Almost looked like punching. I also hated when she slapped Roger in earlier episode. It’s one thing to have a temper, but this seems overkill to have her hit men in the face hard enough to cause nose bleed. If she did it to Bonnet, that would be ok.

[@virgoqueen8950]

BONNET WOULD HAVE KILLED HER FOR THAT .......AND DID YOU FORGET CLAIRE WHO SPIT ON BLACK JACK RANDALL THE FIRST TIME SHE ENCOUNTERED HIM AND SLAPPED AND CURSED AT JAMIE .......BRIANNA GOT HER ATTITUDE NATURALLY, PLUS SHE IS ALSO A MACKENZIE AND A FRASER BY BLOOD SO LET US NOT FORGET CRAZY DOUGAL TOO .....LOL

[@poulomi__hari]

Thankyou.... thats what I have been thinking about. Brianna is just being a bitch!

[@RK-ep8qy]

Marie Roger deserves a thousand slaps he's so annoying

[@n-s-a7113]

Nah Jamie deserved that slap

[@sobeit1934]

This episode pissed me off. Like how is it Jamie’s fault. Yea I get it, he shouldn’t have lied to Claire about what happened to his hand and also he was wrong for beating roger recklessly, but this is all Bree’s fault. If she had just told them that it was bonnet, none of this would have happened. To Jamie, how could he had known that, the man was roger. He was told roger went back through the stone, he didn’t know who actually raped Bree. The only information he actually got was from Lizzie, and if he had known that it was bonnet who did this to Bree, when Lizzie told him he saw the man, Jamie would’ve have completely realized that, the man Lizzie is talking about isn’t bonnet and he would have at least asked roger who he was and why is he looking for Fraser land..! 🙄

[@mariselaisea5417]

Episode 410 was thrilling, moving and sad. Once again the performances of Sam and Sophie stood out in a very powerful way. However, Brianna!s abusive, aggressive and out of control behavior was too much for me! It was shocking to see the blood on young Ian's face. In my opinion slapping her father and her cousin was totally unnecessary! I honestly believe that the same scene could have been done without the need to slap Jamie and Ian. Claire behaved badly, she should have tried to calm her daughter down, but I think she is just as abusive and aggressive when she gets angry. Neither Jamie nor Ian are responsible for what happened to Brianna! Fortunately, the slaps are not in Diana Gabaldon's book!

[@jacquelyndixon2788]

In the book, Bree actually punches Ian and is going to take a swing at Jamie but he pins her arms. Ian called her a whore, and Jamie accuses her of falsely crying rape. Since Ian in the books has been sleeping with prostitutes and Indian women, she's upset at the unjust accusation AND the double standard. That's not being bratty. Also, in the book, Claire tries to mediate, but she is feeling especially guilty because the ring was actually Frank's wedding ring, and she wanted to keep it. Finally, Jamie was actually the one who questions if Frank raised her right when Bree refused to marry Ian, when it was Jamie who put him up to proposing.

[@mariselaisea5417]

@@jacquelyndixon2788 Maybe you're right and the slaps are in the book, but I don't remember them in this family discussion. I don't remember Brianna slapping Jamie but she fought him when he tried to show her that she couldn't defend herself against Bonnet and he used strong and insulting words to provoke her. As for Ian I remember he and Brianna had a fight over the marriage proposal. In my opinión if the producers and writers of Outlander have changed the storyline of the books in all seasons, they could have changed this scene so disrespectful for Jamie and Ian. I wonder why they always want to make Jamie look bad, but instead, they did a whole episode just to show us how good father Frank was. This episode was totally different from the book.

[@jacquelyndixon2788]

Marissa, I understand they change things for TV, but sometimes those details make the actions of the characters we love seem out of character. In this episode, that wasn't so for me. These are people who haven't lived together long enough to really know each other, who come from different times and look at things very differently. Why does Brianna have to respond perfectly here? They all are acting out of some guilt or shame here. I think I related to the anger here more than to any of the other arguments they've shown this season.

[@jacquelyndixon2788]

I have sympathy for all of them, and I'm exasperated with all of them. I like that none of them are perfect, it makes them more human. Brianna came clean about the details to her mother, can't fault her for not spilling about being raped to men she barely knows. Plus, even in the show, she was trying to spare her parents from feeling guilty, and to keep Jamie from fighting and maybe being killed by Bonnet. The only time I have not been able to care for Jamie's behavior was all of the brothel and Lallybroch/Laoghaire scenes in season 3.

[@melissav3894]

Jacquelyn Dixon exactly! Even though I did care for the slapping and it made me cringe, a character is not always suppose to react the way you want them to. That’s what makes them human and humans have flaws. Not suppose to agree with all of their actions that would make the story telling rather boring.

[@elpionerocondominion5869]

You are forgetting why we love the show!!..THE LOVE BETWEEN CLAIRE&JAIME!...I DIDN'T LIKE Claire's attitude towards Jaime, she was the one to blame!!, she didn't tell him the whole truth!!...

[@mariselaisea5417]

I totally agree with your comment!

[@SoulShines4Music]

Um no, it's both Claire *and* Jamie's fault for keeping secrets from one another. Good job blaming the woman tho. 🙄 In last week's episode Claire finds out about Stephen Bonnet while Jamie is already off beating poor Roger to a bloody pulp. When Jamie returns from the encounter with Roger he lies to Claire and tells her he punched a tree. Claire also tells a lie of omission by keeping Stephen Bonnet's identity a secret from Jamie. So no, Claire is not the sole person to blame here. What the episode showcases perfectly is how lies, half truths and secrets cause more harm & damage in the end then simply being forthright & honest right from the start.

[@elpionerocondominion5869]

@@SoulShines4Music Claire is not the only one to blame, I didn't say that!!...I said that I didn't like Clair attitude toward Jaime...she did wrong too!! Why then... treat him like that!!!!?? then!?!

[@SoulShines4Music]

ELPIONERO CONDOMINION - Your original comment states, and I quote; "I didn't like Claire's attitude towards Jaime, she was the one to blame!!, she didn't tell him the whole truth!!" As you can see you very clearly stated that Claire *was* to blame because she didn't tell Jamie the whole truth. Newsflash, Jamie didn't tell Claire the whole truth either about beating Roger to a bloody pulp. Jamie lied and said he hurt his hand while punching a tree. *Both* characters are guilty of miscommunication as well as telling lies and half-truths to each other. "Claire's attitude" as you put it stems from her anger & frustration at the whole situation and the fact that Jamie brutally beat up the wrong man. You do realize that two people can be madly in love with one other and yet still get angry every now and then right? This includes copping an attitude with your spouse when you're frustrated & upset. It doesn't make Jamie & Claire's love story any less potent. Quite the opposite in fact because it makes their relationship far more realistic. The occasional argument or fight, whether it's warranted or not is normal & healthy behaviour between two married people. The making up is even better and you'll see this happen with Jamie & Claire in the next episode.

[@elpionerocondominion5869]

@@SoulShines4Music this is your point of view...and... I have my own!!... repeat...I DON'T LIKE CLAIR'S ATTITUDE TOWARD JAIME, she assumed Jaime hurt himself, he didn't correct her...Claire told Jaime that Roger went through the stones... Bree slapped his father...Claire embraces Bree...sorry but I DON'T LIKE CLAIRE'S ATTITUDE TOWARD JAIME!!...

[@cafeesotericaradiohostesss3983]

Gotta say Brianna slapping Jamie, shock horror! I mean where was Claire at that moment?

[@virgoqueen8950]

IN SHOCK THAT IS WHERE SHE WAS .......SHOCK HORROR IS A GOOD EMOTION THAT MEANS THE ACTORS ARE ACTING THEIR ASSES OFF

[@rikapon5434]

Like father like daughter

[@virgoqueen8950]

and mother and great uncle Dougal .........Bree is a Mackenzie & a Fraser by blood

[@iflyewe87]

What's up with Brianna slapping her father and cousin! Totally disrespectful. Did not agree with this scene. Her mother should have reigned her in. Brianna's behavior is not a representation of a child of the 1960's. The parent would be doing the slapping!

[@virgoqueen8950]

WHAT THEY SAID TO BRIANNA IN THE BOOK WAS TERRIBLE THAT IS WHY SHE SLAPPED AND PUNCHED, THE WRITERS FAILED US WITH THIS ONE........AND FRANK SPOILED THE SH*T OUT OF BREE ON PURPOSE TO TURN HER AGAINST HER MOTHER BECAUSE HE KNEW CLAIRE WAS GOING BACK. HER ENTIRE LIFE HAS BEEN TURNED UPSIDE DOWN EVER SINCE FRANK CAME TO HER ABOUT THE DIVORCE ........IN THE REAL WORLD SHE WOULD HAVE HAD A NERVOUS BREAKDOWN. WHY DO YOU THINK JAMIE TOOK THAT SLAP, THEY ALL FEEL GUILTY FOR SO MANY DIFFERENT THINGS BUT THE BOTTOM LINE IS LACK OF COMMUNICATION, BUT HEY NO DRAMA NO SERIES ....LOL

[@annythekettle7031]

Well, that's a totally justifiable emotional response to the situation consider long the fact that she traveled through time, got married, was raped, got pregnant, had to adjust to a way of living that's totally different from what she's used to and then she found out that her husband, whom she believed was back to the 20th century was actually there, looking for her and her father beat him up and then her cousin sold him to the slaves. Now, I think we can all agree on the fact that all of this wasn't Jamie's fault. He believed that Roger was the man who raped her daughter and he became aggressive. Totally understandable. (even thought I don't like how he handled many things in this past episode but whatever...) Still, in that situation, you can't just ask her to see things clearly and logically, you just can't. I'm sure they will work things out in the and, once she's had some time to process things

[@blissinchains]

@@annythekettle7031 Yeah--and Lizzie was just looking out for Bree when she saw Roger, too. Because he was literally the only man she saw her with and they were fighting. Then she came back to their room bloodied and beaten. So, I have no idea what these people were supposed to think. This was a very human episode for me. Often tv series will draw out drama like this (characters lying or omitting the truth for long periods) so I'm just grateful that the truth is out there in the regard that they got the wrong man.

[@salsamite]

I find it so funny when people want characters to always be perfectly well-behaved, and situations to play out where everyone does the best, most contemporary and "woke" thing in the situation... The thing is, flawed characters are what drive a story. Everyone is flawed in real life, and making perfect characters in fiction would be so boring! And if you want perfect situations where everything is about learning a lesson in the most seamless way, go watch The Brady Bunch, cause that's as close as you're going to get. Meanwhile, I'll stick with the drama and intrigue of this layered, complicated, frustrating and satisfying, brilliant story.

[@RE-bg9ds]

As a woman and a friend to somebody who was sexually assaulted and watching her go through everything she went through was really hard for me so when I watched the scene I looked at my daughter who was watching the movie with me she's an adult by the way and I said this was such a brutal scene to watch but it was necessary because something similar had to happen to my friend to make her understand that there was nothing that she could have done and that it wasn't her fault this episode really touched me

[@junerobbins425]

I think the acting, the actors and the books are wonderful! They simply couldn't be better. However, I will stop watching simply because the writers have decided to veer so far from the books I love so much. Making decisions to basically 'make up' stories that didn't exist in the books was unnecessary. The books were wonderful just as they are, and yes sometimes graphic and maybe they didn't follow what today's society thinks at this very moment is socially or politically acceptable. Yet what happens in the book is very real and true & the way things happen still & even more so the way things happened in that era. This is why I've decided not to watch Outlanders anymore which is really sad to me because I love the books, I love the actors I love the acting. I don't think it possible that a better cast for these characters could exist. I believe so many things that have to do with women's rights yet I also am a realist and not only did these things that happened in the book happen then...they still happen now in our own era. To ignore something so important to acknowledge did not strike me as a great choice. It wouldn't have had to be very graphic to have brought across the same point and still stayed with the actual storyline of the book. It is just a story book after all and all of the people of every movement that think it should be more sensitive should take a look at a lot of other shows or maybe even the newspaper which show absolutely no sensitivity and add no value to the story being told. I hope people do keep watching Outlanders, but for me, I wish it followed the storyline of the books I love so much in a more Real and True way. The other reason I find it really sad I won't be watching anymore is because they're a gorgeous and talented cast. If I had not read the books I would probably still watch. I wish them all great success!

[@marilitainsualobelos7460]

JUNE entiendo tu desepción pero yo tambien amo los 8 libros, pero creo que el trabajo maraviloso de los actores, y la adaptación en general es muy buena. no te prives de seguir disfrutando de la maravillosa serie.

[@marielynnpaquet1197]

Om, well, je vais sagement éviter les chicanes de clôture et seulement dire que j'ai vraiment hâte de pouvoir suivre la saison 4 qui devrait être annoncée sous peu. So, je sors en catimini en évitant de faire du bruit. Thanks for all. Kememalea burudal. ☝👉💕🐾 Bye....

[@21stellaluna]

I am happy that Brianna decided to keep the baby

[@kekakr71]

This season is great.

[@dante2davinci78]

Am I the only one who wanted Jamie to find out how getting the ring back contributed to her assault? I don't want to punish Jamie, just help explain why Bree would have put herself in jeopardy even if she didn't fully realized how grave. I feel like Jamie would have understood since he's done some pretty dangerous stuff for love himself.

[@vickyg690]

Brianna shouldn't be such a brat, yes she was facing an awful situation but Jamie wasn't to blame

[@rainbowjenjen]

Victoria Maidana, how is Jamie not to blame?? He beat up Roger and had Young Ian get rid of him, which is why Roger is in danger right now. How is that not Jamie's fault?

[@kekakr71]

Diana Gabaldon wrote this scene. Of course Brianna is angry. I would be angry too.

[@kekakr71]

@@rainbowjenjen , I totally agree with you.

[@vickyg690]

Rainbow JenJen because he couldn't have known it was Roger, he thought he was doing justice, he acted according to his time, Brianna didn't understand he was trying to protect her from whom he thought raped her, I know it's on the books but I still feel sorry for Jamie

[@elpionerocondominion5869]

@@vickyg690 I blame Claire more than Jaime!, she didn't tell him the whole truth! That was the reason for all the confusion!!....

[@lisawinter7842]

Watching the First Episode of Season 4 right now in Gearmany and I Love it

[@josefinwaltin]

Can someone tell me the title of the guitar solo in the beginning fo this Inside episode (from when Roger plays at the Scottish festival)?

[@jokingsemi]

What is wrong with you all ? You’re mad because bree hit jamie ? Try to understand her, she was abused and never really let her anger out until that moment. She was just so angry at everything and let everything out on jamie.

[@carmen-ui6fx]

Semi It is not just Bree hitting Jamie, it's a daughter hitting her FATHER

[@jokingsemi]

carmen vargas He may be her Biological Father but she didn’t know of him for YEARS For her he kinda is still a stranger

[@jaysharp789]

This is the episode that ruined Outlander. The Brianna character is so repulsive. She destroyed the show. She supposedly came back to help her parents and instead she fucked up everything. This was the best show on Earth until Brianna came back

[@jaysharp789]

and Claire blames Jamie for everything. doesn't defend him at all. They completely threw Jamie under the bus. Jamie is too good of a person for those 2 bitches

[@angelsilver.]

I’m sorry but after Brianna abusing HER FATHER and cousin I can’t watch this anymore until the season is over. She’s just too much for me. She didn’t keep the same energy with Lizzie or Roger at all. People show you their true feeling during a misunderstanding, and this stands true for Brianna. Can’t stand the girl.

[@annythekettle7031]

She's in a emotionally difficult situation, she's been through so much, you can't ask her to think logically, that's just not possible in these situations....

[@virgoqueen8950]

Do you remember the punch Dougal gave Rubert in the Wedding episode ..........Brianna is also a Mackenzie by blood, Her grandmother is a sister to Dougal Yeah It was a little shocking but if you look at it from an acting angle Sophie studied Jamie, Claire, and Dougal's tempers, you have to give her credit for that

[@moonleafteaofthemonth]

Has no one here ever had a fight with someone they cared about? With their parents? Has no one ever lost their temper before? I loved my father and mother bothe dearly, but I remember when I was young, I'd lose my temper, and my mom had the same temper and we'd really lock horns. After she died, there was a time I got so pissed at my dad I shoved at him way harder than I meant to. It's like Claire said, sometimes people say (and do) things in anger that they don't mean.

[@oHawkeyeo]

I love how this series quickly attacks its plot progression. there is no 2-3 episode build up, it jus goes for it

[@alexissmall6674]

She shouldn’t have put her hands on her father I don’t care what happened I really hated this episode

[@gordanastancic5365]

I liked

[@verogirlz]

Can someone tell me whats the song at the beginning please ?

[@guadalupecampuzano4244]

Excelente serie, cuando llegara a Netflix México las 4ta. y 5ta. temporada? Gracias 😘

[@TaylorJohnson1]

All of this women smacking men action is a little too much.

[@Jeweliedear]

Agree! It doesnt seem realistic. I would have never dared do that and i was a pretty rebellious teen even

[@7777777roma]

Scottish women had no choice

[@7777777roma]

It was is very common

[@shenymorales777]

😱😱😱 q es lo q pasa?????

[@catasi107]

También me pregunto el ingliiisss

[@daiseysthebaby6071]

Can't wait to see this season!! Waiting for DVD. Wish so much Starz could fit my budget. I love the books and the first 3 seasons have been amazing adaptations. I like that things can be a bit different. It leaves room for surprises. Also, I understand that a huge book has to be condensed into a show. Each episode needs to be appreciated as a single movie though. Look at the sets, costumes, and brilliant acting! Bravo Starz and team.🤩🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@sarahdomingues5754]

Traduz por favor!!🙏🙏

[@jeydyer]

I am sorry for Clarie who is suffering for her husband and daughter

[@JohnM...]

I actually live where an episode of this was filmed. I'm a guy, and not really a fan, but my sister likes it.

[@Vinylrecordsftw]

What do you mean with "I´m a guy"? You mean that guys cant be a fan of Outlander? I am a guy and I love Outlander!

[@JohnM...]

@@Vinylrecordsftw Not at all. Catriona is cute as hell - one reason for a guy to watch.

[@Vinylrecordsftw]

@@JohnM... Another reason would be that the series is very good quality!

[@garygauthier6152]

it's not on KZbin or Google Play

[@annythekettle7031]

It's on Amazon prime and Netflix in some countries

[@auntvesuvi3872]

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