BTS: 201 Through A Glass Darkly
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Returning & Steering
Claire left Jamie in 1746 and returned to Frank in 1947. That is a 202 year difference.
She traveled with Jamie’s father’s ring and it was missing the stone when she got to 1948.
Geillis/Gillian goes through the stones in 1968 and clearly travels back more than 203 years because she’s there before Claire. We don’t know if she got there 1 or 5 years before but if she got there 5 minutes before then she went back 225 years. Clearly she was there enough time to establish herself and seduce Arthur Duncan into marriage so I’d guess 230 years.
Source: Through A Glass, Darkly
Recap: 201 Through a Glass, Darkly
Returning to her own time, Claire must reconcile her future with the life she left behind. Shifting back to 18th century, Jamie, Claire and Murtagh arrive in France, but learn that Paris presents its own challenges.
Casting News: Robert Cavanah and Stanley Weber Cast in Outlander Season 2
Help us welcome Robert Cavanah (Jared Fraser) and @sweber_official (Le Comte St. Germain) to the #Outlander Family
New interview with Tobias Menzies and Caitriona Balfe from TV Line
Outlander‘s Tobias Menzies is sitting in a Manhattan hotel lobby and conversing so casually, a passerby might think he’s discussing the weather or a recent sporting match.
Think again.
Recap: 116 To Ransom A Man’s Soul
A desperate plan manages to free Jamie, but his wounds are more than just physical. At a nearby monastery, Claire attempts to save both Jamie’s heart and soul, as his mind lingers on the torture.
Ron D. Moore and Anna Foerster Interview with Entertainment Weekly ***Spoilers***
Then, during Outlander’s 15th episode—with time ticking towards Jamie’s imminent execution—Claire used her cunning to break into Wentworth Prison, only to find herself face-to-face with evil Black Jack Randall (Tobias Menzies). “Wentworth Prison” also saw Jamie strike a deal with Black Jack in exchange for Claire’s freedom, which resulted a devastatingly bloody scene involving a hefty hammer and an iron nail. Here, executive producer Ronald D. Moore and episode director Anna Foerster (who helmed “The Wedding” and “Both Sides Now” earlier in the season) reveal details about the episode’s violent scenes, and hint at what’s to come in the Scotland-set season finale.
400+ Screencaps From the Preview of Episode 1×16 of Outlander “To Ransom a Man’s Soul”
Recap: 115 Wentworth Prison
Jamie awaits his death sentence at Wentworth Prison, while Claire and the Highlanders search for a rescue plan. When Jamie is visited by Black Jack, he realizes there is a fate worse than death.
Black Jack Randall’s Death
Claire told Black Jack Randall he’d die at the Battle of Culloden. Jack Randall was believed killed at Wentworth after the Jamie’s escape. If he dies early does that mean Frank won’t be born?
Source: Wentworth Prison
Recap: 114 The Search
Claire and Jenny set out to rescue Jamie from his redcoat captors. When Murtagh joins up, they turn to unorthodox tactics to send word to Jamie. When word finally arrives, the news isn’t what anyone had hoped.