Screencaps for Turning Points
Screencaps are now available for episode eight. They are available for download for any fans that use them to make fan art. Enjoy.
Screencaps are now available for episode eight. They are available for download for any fans that use them to make fan art. Enjoy.
Season 7a is over and now begins the wait for Season 7b. The live viewer numbers for 708 Turning Points is 0.33 million viewers. That’s live and as we all know it doesn’t include app viewing, encore performances, or the midnight viewing. I wish they’d release those numbers but I think despite Outlander ending with season eight, it has been a big money maker at Starz.
FUN FACT: At one point, Washington wanted the army to be uniformed and thought he could clothe them in hunting shirts. That proved not possible due to a shortage of fabrics; Britain was blockading the ports and textiles couldn’t get in or out.
Jamie prepares to face British forces in battle. Roger and Brianna question Buck MacKenzie’s intentions in the 20th century. William fights in the First Battle of Saratoga.
Screencaps are now available for episode seven. They are available for download for any fans that use them to make fan art. Enjoy.
Looks like a little pick up in the live viewers which I assume is about the surprise at the end of the previous episode.
Jamie and Claire help civilians flee Ticonderoga after the fort falls into British hands. Roger discovers the identity of the mysterious ‘Nuckelavee’.
At Ticonderoga, Jamie and Claire prepare for an imminent British assault. Roger compiles information about time travel while Brianna earns the respect of her coworkers.
320 new military uniforms with more than 15,000 buttons. Over 200,000 yards of thread in dozens of colors used to make costumes. Over 2,600 pairs of shoes and boots in stock to use on Supporting Artists. On average, 50 workers per day in the costumes department – 65 on busy days! And 400-450 wigs.
When I first saw the dam it really reminded me of the Empire base from Star Wars: Andor. So much so I had to go look it up. Turns out it wasn’t Loch Errochty Dam but instead the Cruachan Dam which seems to look very similar.