Outlander | BTS: Cast Talk About ALL That Drama In Ep. 12 | Season 7

It seemed like everyone had someone to fight this episode… get into all the drama with our cast and creative crew. SPOILER ALERT: If you haven’t watched the episode, do so before coming back to watch the cast commentary. Watch new episodes of Outlander’s penultimate season Fridays only STARZ.
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In Outlander Season 7, Jamie, Claire, and their family are caught in the violent birth pains of an emerging nation as armies march to war and British institutions crumble in the face of armed rebellion. The land the Frasers call home is changing - and they must change with it. In order to protect what they’ve built, the Frasers have to navigate the perils of the Revolutionary War. They learn that sometimes to defend what you love, you have to leave it behind. As the conflict draws them out of North Carolina and into the heart of this fight for independence, Jamie, Claire, Brianna, and Roger are faced with impossible decisions that have the potential to tear their family apart. Outlander stars Caitríona Balfe, Sam Heughan, Sophie Skelton, Richard Rankin, David Berry, John Bell, Charles Vandervaart, Izzy Meikle-Small, and Joey Phillips.

[@tizianacasagrande4990]

The love scene between lord John and Claire was beautifully done and I cried for this love triangle because there is so much love and respect which comes out and the conversation Claire and Lord John have after the scene was amazing. I had goosebumps. Great actors!

[@Marie-t5b]

I very much am enjoying 7B !! Every episode has been so emotional!! Bravo to all the Actors and writers and producers!!! 👏👏👏

[@Naomie-d7e]

What pisses me off is that they don’t understand or explain why Jamie is mad at Lord John. It’s like they haven’t read the books. In the books, Jamie is furious because Lord John said, “We fucked you,” which triggers memories of Black Jack Randall and Wentworth. Jamie’s anger is rooted in PTSD, not just Highland pride or fire. On top of that, Lord John crosses a line by unintentionally violating Jamie while he’s with Claire, thinking of him in that moment. So, it’s not just about a quick temper-it’s a much deeper, more complex emotional response. This anger lasts for years, and as of right now in Diana’s books, Jamie still won’t talk to him. It’s not something that fades quickly-it’s a wound that hasn’t healed.

[@_LIFEONMARS_]

Oh wow. That would've been amazing if they included that in the episode.

[@Naomie-d7e]

@ Yes, it would have been informative if they had included that. In the books, there are several moments where Jamie brings up Wentworth and experiences nightmares about it, with Claire helping him through those struggles. It's frustrating that the show doesn't capture this, as it not only shows how much it still affects him but also would have been a great opportunity for Sam's acting to shine.

[@therra1101]

Tell me about it. The facebook group is full of the discussion and those who haven´t read it just don´t understand at all. They should have included it somehow in the show.

[@dM_gH]

I haven't read that far. I'm glad you made this comment, though, because it clears things up for me. It felt shallow and lacking in something. PTSD makes much more sense.

[@bettywhitehead1640]

Jamie is a jealous and violent man by his own admission and we've seen that in his behavior regarding Claire and other men (Frank, Tom Christie, the Lionel Brown rapist gang) so when he discovers his gay friend (with the history of his abuse at the hands of Jack Randall), it's no wonder Jamie goes ballistic. And explaining that LJG had married Claire to save her from being arrested would have actually made it worse, because doing the honorable thing to protect her then becomes a betrayal of the friendship between Jamie and LJG when he has his drunken night with Claire ending up in bed with her.

[@susanleach9106]

When LJG says I am not Bloody sorry you can hear his Aussie accent come out.😊

[@mrz1234able]

I Love all the actors 💙

[@cherylhumphrey2251]

It seems to me that learning the truth about himself is only half the pain for William. The fact that everyone knew but him is so disturbing to him then he discovered that Rachel is in love with Ian and not him is devastating. I'm anxious to see where he goes from here.

[@stacyimhoff4069]

I really hope Brianna comes back to that time so she can explain her experience when basically the same things happened to her. It would be a good start to their sibling relationship

[@tzeven1]

It gave me such satisfaction to see Lord John stand his ground with Jamie. I can understand Jamie losing it, but I don’t agree with it. Lord John was frustrated and I think he wanted to trigger Jamie who seemed so cavalier about it all. The commentary is spot on about Lord John sacrificing so much for Jamie but Jamie doesn’t see it. He starts to understand this after speaking to Claire. I can’t wait to see how they all will resolve this moving forward.

[@Naomie-d7e]

Did you read the books? Bc in the books it explains why he is mad at lord John where the show doesn’t explain

[@tzeven1]

@@Naomie-d7e I read an excerpt. I understand that Jamie feels a boundary was crossed. Lord John took it beyond just their friendship into something Jamie did not consent to. I can see how he saw it as a betrayal of their friendship.

[@judykates3010]

@@Naomie-d7eyes - John saying that he was F-king Jamie was a huge trigger for Jamie - brought him back to his rape by Black Jack Randall. That’s why Jamie goes berserk.

[@lindamorris8706]

​@@Naomie-d7e I really must buy the books. Loved watching it on TV, but heard so many people talk about the books, I feel as though I've missed alot x

[@Naomie-d7e]

@ yes you must go read them. The show is good but the books are amazing literal masterpieces. It explains a lot of things that the show doesn’t, gives storylines that the show skips. I would absolutely recommend!

[@jeanneumana1052]

Outlander world...jealousy, rage, passion, sex, loyalty, betrayal and forgiveness. Gabaldon knows how to milk it all to give a roller coaster ride to her readers and the showrunners pick up from there.

[@grahamarnold2591]

Lord john... Stiff upper lip...so too speak..😂😂😂

[@MeyaRoseGirl]

1:00 This is why we need the Lord John spin-off show to cover all those spin-off novels, novellas, and short stories - to show that Lord John doesn't just spend his time twiddling his thumbs waiting for Jamie to call. He is a man of action just like Jamie and spends his time taking care of EVERYONE around him. And he gets little to no thanks for his extremely selfless lifestyle. William isn't the only bastard of a friend he has supported. Brianna isn't the only pregnant woman he's looked after. He's hunted murderers. He's uncovered conspiracies. He's fought in battles all over the world. He cleared his dead father's name over a decade after everyone else in his family had given up. I HIGHLY recommend the Lord John books and hope the showrunners are smart enough to let David Berry lead a spin-off show. Sam Heughan can make a few cameos like Jamie does in the books, but ultimately it should be Lord John's show.

[@BecKM94]

Absolutely agree with you, very well said! I made a similar (very long) comment on the last video of this channel, it’s very late where I am and I‘m too tired to edit it, so I‘ll just leave it here: »I‘m SO happy that they took this straight out of the books, pretty much word-for-word! The last few episodes (pretty much the whole season) has been magnificent, there are side characters and plots I‘m missing (like Hal, Dottie, Percy, Germaine etc.), but they stay very faithful to the source material with their main characters (also probs to last week’s ep!). All people involved - writers, actors, producers aso. - did a great job, also: When are we finally going to get our Lord John-spin off-series?! David Berry is so incredible and wonderful as LJG and I‘d kill to see the LJG novels/novellas adapted. I‘d love to meet all of his family, friends, and others on screen, and show more of his pretty snarky, cunning, daring side, his dry humour and how often he gets in trouble (I think the show has downplayed that a bit in the past and portrayed him as always pretty proper and level-headed, when he can also have a whole different side… but I think that inevitably comes with seeing him mostly in relation to the Frasers, when in the later books and his own series you see more of him also as brother, son, father, uncle, lover, soldier, spy, kinda sleuth aso…). But since the beginning every scene with David Berry as LJG has been a true pleasure to witness, and I‘ve always been a fan of this whole John/Jamie/Claire/William conflict/storylines in the books, because it’s just so messy and chaotic and complicated and brings out so many emotions in everyone. For those who think the “carnal knowledge” part was what made Jamie so extremely angry, it was absolutely more so the “We were both fucking you” part*, that definitely triggered his PTSD after what Black Jack Randall did to him. The first part made him heated, but without the second part things probably wouldn’t have escalated this severely (that’s NOT meant to be an justification/apology - what Jamie does here is absolute shitty and horrible - but an explanation). Remember Jamie’s reaction to John’s hand on his in Ardsmuir and then there’s also a TERRIBLE argument these two have in "Brotherhood of the Blade" (one of the LJG novels), that also almost ends in violence, I don’t want to spoiler things here, but let’s just say, Jamie and John there said truly fucked-up things to each other, that they likely later regretted, and something there really triggered Jamie’s BJR memories, too… as long as Jamie can ignore the fact that John is romantically and sexually attracted to him, this unlikely friendship between him and again an English officer and once jailer of him, can wonderfully work and be very equal and full of trust, respect and care, but here, well….. I’ve always really, really loved their friendship and I hope we’ll see them make up sooner or later (100% sure they’ll, especially because they’re so connected through William (in the books the Fraser and Grey families just become more and more connected), whose storylines btw are also beautifully adapted and portrayed!). Pleeeeease, STARZ, give us and David Berry the spin-off we all deserve! P.S.: *I think it’s also clear later in Jamie’s talk with Claire, when she compares what John did to her with triage, stopping the bleeding, putting his own grief, his own fury, over the welling blood of hers… (there’s longer, beautiful dialogue in the books…). And then Jamie uses a similar metaphor of feeling cut wide open, bleeding, raw, numb, when he says "And then there was William. When Geneva died and it was my fault, it was a knife in my heart - and then William... The bairn cut me wide open, Sassenach. He spilled my guts out into my hands. And that bloody English sodomite (I think in the show he just says “bloody Englishman”) bandaged me with his friendship.” Jamie I think feels betrayed in that friendship because it meant A LOT to him especially after the loss of Claire (and Faith and Brianna) and his freedom/culture/hope, first in Ardsmuir and later in Helwater (again with the basically loss of William) and it was a hard-earned friendship with a lot of repairing to do because of certain events/trauma/different backgrounds aso. (I can really recommend the dual John/Jamie POVs novel “The Scottish Prisoner” to anyone who wants to see more of this repairing their relationship). John not taking Jamie’s offer, when Jamie offered his body to him, played a huge part in Jamie’s growing trust in and admiration of John, and I guess (due to the Jack Randall trauma) Jamie feels violated and betrayed in their friendship. « Also said in another comment »(…) Would also love to see Hal, Tom Byrd, Benedicta, Minnie, Percy, Harry Quarry, Stephan von Namtzen, aso. LJG is my favourite character, too, and he sometimes gets in so ridiculous situations (like people thinking he's the secret author of dirty poems, the electric eel party, all these duels etc...), David Berry would be amazing in a spinoff show!«

[@thomaslaraa]

Absolutely! He is just as compelling a character and the dialog is fantastic. I’ve often said that if I was given that scenario of 5 famous people from history (or whatever) you can invite to your dinner party… I want Lord John!

[@therra1101]

I read somewhere that it was in the works but then it was shelved.

[@CuteLilRN]

We need the Lord John spin-off; David is amazing in this character and he deserves it! ❤…and so do we 😂

[@mommiematlock9360]

And honestly, could he BE any more gorgeous???

[@dayeti6794]

Absolutely! We don’t see Lord John often enough and David plays him incredibly well.

[@jodyporter6086]

There is a spin off in the books. A series of LJ books interwoven with the main story. Look for those at your library to help you understand LJ’s life.

[@CuteLilRN]

@ I have read them all. But I was specifically talking about a Lord John tv series spin-off with David Berry 😉

[@emmadedic4483]

he also offered to marry Briana to save her from marriage with the old guy

[@Husky92223]

Yeah he's like "I mean it's gonna be fake so whatev" ahah

[@Teresa-k5w]

Im in love w Lord John. He is scrumptious.

[@vanessaalvarez9182]

Entiendo totalmemte a Jamie y no puedo empatizar con Lord John, ¿qué tiene que ver todo lo que ha ayudado en el pasado el Lord con que haya fantaseado con Jamie acostandose con su mujer en el punto más vulnerable y decadente de ella?, es decir, por lo que John ha ayudado tiene derechos sobre ellos? Jamie tiene que aceptar así sin más lo que ocurrió?, pues claro que NO, lo siento pero de caballero Lord John no tuvo nada esa noche, y para colmos, cuando tiene la oportunidad de explicarle a Jamie la situación, no solo no le explica sino que lo provoca, esos golpes se los ganó a pulso. Jonh Grey se puede cuidar solo, no es ningún pusilanime pero al parecer el único que tiene claro eso es Jamie. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@Janna15012]

Lord John 😊je a vždy bude Frajer ❤️✨ Krásná duše ✨ Krásný muž ❤️ Dělej co chceš,s kým chceš....Jamie či Clear😅....je mi to dějově jedno 😅 V ❤️ má od začátku Jamieho....a podle mě se to pro něj nikdy nezmění.... Myslím, že i Jamie si našel svůj způsob jak mít v srdci Johna.... pevné a letité přátelství,pouto William.....a manželství je slibem ,,dokud nás smrt nerozdělí!,,....tak co Johnovi lze vytknout..... naprosto Nic! John je můj Favorit 😊❤.. Tak jako byl nejlepší volbou na roli Jamiho Sam H...tak stejně je to u Johna David B❤️✨

[@sharlottbaumgartner2412]

I Love the John Grey character (mostly from the books) because he is such an honorable man.

[@lynda.grace.14]

He's also very adaptable to changing situations and adept at dealing with people. We saw that in his role as Governor of Jamaica. The Lord John books delve much deeper into the political situation there with heightened unrest. He gets into some situations that should have been the end of him, but survives on account of his fearlessness aplomb and brilliant mind. Aspects of his character are, in many ways, what Jamie lacks--self-control in certain moments. That was evident in numerous incidents, but in particular when Fergus saved him from himself when he refused to free him from captivity on board ship. The Highlander in a kilt is a highly romantic trope, but the Fraser temper/Highland berserker, not so much. Throughout the books, the characters often read as plot devices--LJG, Fergus, Roger, Claire--coming in deus ex machina to save Jamie's ass.

[@carolreed621]

John is true hero. As much as James. Maybe more so.

[@Debbie-l8z]

I have to say that Lord John is gorgeous 🥰

[@mommiematlock9360]

And then some...........

[@sabrinaerickson7098]

“And I’m not bloody sorry” What did he mean by that, not sorry for what?

[@mommiematlock9360]

For doing Claire.

[@sabrinaerickson7098]

@ That is what it sounded like, I was just surprised about it.

[@dianemarcakis4624]

Many parts in this episode were hard to watch and Jamie hitting Lord John so ferociously was not fair! But I loved that we got to see Lord John’s character really shine and I hope Jamie apologizes and realizes John did what he did out of love and concern! He needs to talk to him as he did with Claire and make up but no dining room table scenes! 💙🤍😂

[@vanessaalvarez9182]

Creo todo lo contrario, el que pasó todos los límites de una relación de amistad fue John, además tener a Claire ha sido lo más cerca que ha estado de Jamie intimamente y Jamie no quiere ser el objeto de deseo de nadie, eso le revuelve todo, Jamie reaccionó a las provocaciones de Lord John y lo golpeó porque se lo merecía.

[@mommiematlock9360]

I know -- I absolutely HATED that dining room scene! They could have been two strangers on that table doing it. What were the producers thinking? That was NOT our beloved Jamie and Claire.

[@mbjohanna7256]

Amen to THAT!!​@@mommiematlock9360

[@mariaantoniettabedetti2553]

I agree with you 100% @dianemarcakis, they knew that Jamie was dead, in the ocean.....

[@leilanibetts3473]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@mommiematlock9360 me too. it’s just so sad! i can’t believe jamie let him get captured and they showed hardly any concern hooking up in his house while the man that raised his son was out there in danger left to fend for himself. i don’t understand what the writers were thinking.

[@blancacepeda3021]

🎉sin Carter no si no empezamos ver confundido a sam con briana y lo mato.

[@margaretmaljevac3592]

Ticked off I can't see the last episode 16 on Stack TV, watched all 7 seasons, totalled pissed off it changed to Starz, you could have finished it on Stack....

[@Craighnadun1743]

John est l exemple parfait du "je t aime à en mourir " il a sauvé tous les fraser et pas qu une fois en ce qui concerne jamie. Il éprouve un amour inconditionnel envers cet homme. Jamie éprouve la même chose mais pour claire . Il ne voit pas le dévouement de john il voit juste qu il a couché avec elle et ça le rend fou. La question je crois dans cet épisode est " jusqu où sommes nous prêts à aller par amour"?. LOFE❤❤❤❤

[@vanessaalvarez9182]

Jamie no soporta ser el objeto de deseo de otro hombre y menos ver involucrada a su mujer en eso, y lo entiendo perfectamente, John cruzó una linea en lo que lo único que va a recibir será rechazo, y merecido se lo tiene.

[@blancacepeda3021]

Jeimi no con briana jeimi no briana que no se haga el psi kiatra.

[@Lycancass89]

Kudos to the makeup department!

[@topaz3468]

I no longer watch this series, as it took a turn for the worse in season 6 and 7. In other words, the handwriting was already on the wall in my view, so did not wait for part two of season 7. 🧐 This trailer also epitomizes the obtuse aspect of the writers and directors who do not seem to realize they have lost their primary arc, as seasons progressed, and instead are enamored with the shock and awe factor. So disappointing! I have no doubt the ML and FL will be greatly relieved at its conclusion.

[@mommiematlock9360]

But you must remember that they are following along with what's in the books. The author IS a consultant on the show.

[@anneb889]

What’s ML and FL? I wasn’t a fan of the Brown and Christie stories as much, but 7 part 2 has been better. Definitely nicer to see Scotland again, and focusing more on Lord John and William.

[@MeowMeow1938]

Season 7 part 2 is coming in HOT! 🔥

[@zainabodekanmi8534]

Oooooohhh yeah!

[@windyhorses971]

And I am not bloody sorry! Lord John❤

[@blancacepeda3021]

Ai sam le dice q cait se comporto con carter osea q anduvo con.otro o sea..lor jonn ezo es carter.incesto en.familia es carter

[@MABM-o7p]

The actor that plays William is easy on the eyes 😍

[@virgoqueen8950]

I went back to the episodes at HELLWATER just to look at the woman that played his mother and the casting director did a MARVELOUS job picking a Mashup of both actors faces. I had to look past the dark hair which his mother had to see Jamie's ( Sam's) face. All 3 of the actors are good looking ......

[@frankpaquet295]

I would really love to see Jamie apologize to Lord John after beating him up! And to see Lord John keep up his defiance of Jamie. I loved seeing Jamie & Claire, back together, except for the table, could have been more comfortable!! But loved seeing them doing more than just kiss and then it fades to black! This is the Jamie and Claire that we all love, just their total passion for each other. (from Sandi)

[@flatandsplat]

Yeah. I certainly hope Claire and Jamie do something to redeem themselves with LJ. I was quite frankly disgusted when they did what they did on his dining table knowing he has been left for dead. After everything he has done for them both.

[@vanessaalvarez9182]

Sí, y Lord John arruinó esa amistad haciendo lo que no debía y provocando a Jamie sin explicarle nada como si Jamie estuviera obligado a aceptar que durmió con su mujer y fantaseo con él así nada más, pues no, merecido tenía los golpes y veremos si es que en algún momento Jamie quiere volverlo a tener de amigo, en los libros y en la serie la relación se quebró.

[@SnowHarp]

I am a big fan of this series but this episode was a bomb for me. The whole William behaving badly and Jamie beating Lord Grey and leaving him to a questionable fate with the soldiers was nasty. Then we had to watch Claire and Jamie talking through her dalliance with John Grey and trying to explain the unexplainable IMO. So many things in this episode were time wasters and did not move the story along much. Maybe Jamie was adversely affected by his sea voyage but he seemed out of sorts; and why on earth didn't John and Claire explain to him immediately the fact Claire was accused of spying and that John married her to save her being arrested and tried? Makes no sense at all.

[@kathleenmurray3065]

Good points in your analysis. I felt the same. William should have had the identity of Jamie as his father and what happened. William had to deal with the overwhelming shock on his own. Lord John was an exemplary, loving parent to him and gave him everything Jamie could not. Lord JOhn is a classy man. David Berry as LOrd JOhn is impeccable

[@Historian212]

I disagree with the description of Claire’s and John’s liaison as a dalliance. It was nothing like that. They were both crazed with grief, both had drunk too much, and they lost their heads. Plus, they thought Jamie was dead. Have you never lost yourself and acted purely on impulse in the moment? If not, I feel sorry for you. I thought the scene was not well done, and should have been directed better; nevertheless, the reaction wasn’t anything like a dalliance.

[@virgoqueen8950]

DID YOU FORGET ABOUT BREE AND JAMIE'S ENCOUNTER. .....IT WAS SHOWING HOW WILLIAM IS HOT HEADED AND UNREASONABLE JUST LIKE A FRASER. REMEMBER THE BEATING JAMIE GAVE ROGER........THE FRASERS ACT FIRST AND TALK LATER

[@vanessaalvarez9182]

Jamie entiende que Claire se perdiera, pero que lo hiciera John, NO, su mujer es Claire, la viuda era Claire, con quién tiene una relación es con Claire, la vulnerable era ella para no terminar en la cama de alguién como terminó, 🤦🏻‍♀️ John de viudo y fantaseando con él es inaceptable para Jamie y mas si está traumado, yo entiendo a Jamie entiendo su rabia ante la situación y peor si se viene bajando de un barco y nadie le explica 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@judyfood]

I don't understand why it wasn't explained to Jamie right away that LJG married Claire to keep her from being hanged! I personally didn't agree with how that was both written in the book or how it played out in the show. It was painful to watch Jamie beat up on LJG and then the aftermath of the injuries to him was also hard to watch. Not my fave episode 😢

[@lisacooks]

Finally we see the Lord John from the books. I need a Lord John spin off series!

[@3lizabethrose]

Everyone’s talking about Charles’s performance as William this ep, and rightfully so, but can we talk about Caitriona’s performance in the argument/make-up scene omg

[@virgoqueen8950]

I FELL IN LOVE WITH THAT WOMAN'S ACTING THE MINUTE SHE SHOWED UP ON THE SCREEN FROM SEASON 1.

[@figenyalcin6649]

Evet bu son birkaç bölüm gerçekten rahatsız edici onları gerçekten anlamak istiyorum ama çok hızlı ilerliyor duygular çok çabuk değişiyor ve evet son birlikte oldukları sahne ilk defa olmadı. O büyük aşklarının yanında bu yaşadıkları duygular çok sönük kaldı. Umuyorum tekrar alev alacaklar ve bizler büyülenmeye devam edeceğiz😍

[@denisetut]

I was a little upset at Jaime for beating John so badly. John has done so much for Jaime. Plus John wasn't fighting back. Such great performances from the actors. I love this series.

[@virgoqueen8950]

JOHN DID NOT FIGHT BACK BECAUSE HE FEELS GUILTY

[@vanessaalvarez9182]

John se buscó cada golpe, porque se siente culpable y lo es, así que no lo siento por él, como él no lo siente por Jamie. John fue y le contó todo sin explicarle nada y lastimó a Jamie con sus palabras quien reaccionó con sus puños, merecido se lo tenía. El hecho de que John haya ayudado a los Fraser no le da ningún derecho sobre ellos, tocando a Claire para estar con Jamie echa por tierra cualquier desinterés que haya podido tener, él obtuvo algo esa noche, algo de Jamie, obviamente Jamie lo va a rechazar con todas sus fuerzas.

[@Flugkaninchen]

Seriously, I don't understand why people like Jamie. He's such a choleric, always hits before he thinks or even asks questions. It's funny how I like this show even though both protagonists are just bloody annoying.

[@irisgomez5089]

Why is Claire such a saint? She dorsnt wait long enough to grief and has secks to cope but that's OK... Jamie's PTSD isn't...i call it bs

[@thirsamaria]

I really did not like jamie in this episode, wat a jerk 😬

[@veronikaszalai6288]

Best episode from this season 🤗 #Lordjohngreyspinoff please

[@YogaBlissDance]

Why is Jamie being such an "ass" he leaves Lord John with folks who clearly have bad intent. IS this in the books-cause it's not playing well ON SCREEN. It's honestly not the beating up-it's the letting him go with those fellows and not trying to help him THEN... THAT SEEMS REALLY like immoral and selfish. LIKE many on Insta at least-- the love scene at the end didn't feel well done, esp from Kait. side. Also I think she played her character too HARSHLY I mean what man wouldn't be angry, she could have been a bit softer- I think it would have been more realistic that way given she now had the LOVE OF HER LIFE back, most women would have been softer and more vulnerable about the whole situation.

[@sallymcdade5416]

Yes, it's almost word for word from the book. And Sam played it brilliantly.

[@vanessaalvarez9182]

Jamie no hubiera actuado así si Lord John no hubiera sido un completo imbécil al contarle sin explicarle el contexto de lo que había ocurrido, Lord John se niega a ver cuanto Jamie ama a Claire y cuanto daño le podían hacer sus dichos. No solo no le explica si no que lo provoca diciéndole que no lo hizo con su esposa, lo hizo con él, era todo lo que Jamie soñaba escuchar (recordando sus traumas) 🙄🙄🙄 Lord John ha tomado pésimas decisiones 🤪, él historicamente tiene la peor suerte de outlander,🙃 me da pena la situación y quiero que se arreglen pero por Jamie no por John, él no me da pena, está en estos problemas por no poder superar a Jamie, ¿No sé que quiere? está condenado a sufrir, Jamie y Claire estarán bien y él solo perderá, pero no podrá culpar de todo a Jamie.

[@irisgomez5089]

Cait doesn't know how to act subtly. Never did... All RBF

[@becsterbrisbane6275]

John looks like he's become the Hunchback of Notre Dame lol.....but what an episode, season 7 is such a banger!

[@outlandlas]

OHMYGAD I LOVE THIS SHOW SOOO MUCH!!! 😭

[@blancacepeda3021]

Esa ecena de cait con lor Jon la mandó a hAcer sam para que cler no diga nada cuando el haga esa ecsena con briana chanchono le importa si es la hija a la otra tampoco le importa bi llos no casarce con briana

[@mgbow-1982]

Totally agree with LJG sacrificing everything for Jamie and the Fraser's in general. Great makeup job. Lots of growing up on the behalf of Willie for sure, courtesy of Jane.

[@kathleenmurray3065]

Jamie was beating Lord John to a pulp. It was appalling to see Jamie forget in a split second everything that LOrd JOhn has done form him and his complete devotion which saved Claire from being hanged as a traitor. Jamie hurt physically and mentally the man who has saved hin time and again. Was turned off by Jamie's stupidity.

[@deborahottosunderman8134]

He also left Jamie in irons for a long period of time and had him flogged. Just saying.

[@NaraHelenaGomesdaSilva]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@ninokatsitadze7787]

I absolutely love Jamie as a character, and Sam but 😊 I'm shockt, how much I love John and Claire as a couple. ❤ Completely other, so gentle, respectful relationship... love it as like I loved Jamie and Geneva ( William's mother) ❤ such a couple...

[@lizziehan13]

William was a complete baby in the ep...staaap.

[@sw9618]

“Stop being an idiot.” 😂

[@ivonecastro2626]

Gosto mais de lord Jhon que Jamie. Para Jamie tudo é na porrada.

[@milliealger3539]

They should have followed the books! And not lied to us!

[@maddy_008]

This show is disgusting from its inception...and these noobs taking women screwing one man after another is pathetic

[@elizabethlitowkin1789]

You've been watching since shows inception, but find it disgusting - hummm, interesting

[@maddy_008]

@@elizabethlitowkin1789 Iam not watching this show from inception... Few episodes in i understood this is garbage and left the show and I was right this show is disgusting in its core. Both ML and FL are shameless and have no character

[@dragonwitch27]

So why are you here again?

[@virgoqueen8950]

SO WHY ARE YOU WATCHING. YOU CAN NOT SKIP AROUND A SHOW MISS EPISODES AND BE CRITICAL ABOUT ANYTHING. YOU SOUND LIKE A MISERABLE PERSON LOOKING TO COMMENT MISERABLE THINGS .......GO AWAY

[@Craighnadun1743]

C est de la fiction. Peut-être devez vous vous contenter de regarder Mickey parade. LOFE❤❤❤❤