With the advent of the worldwide coronavirus pandemic, filming and production on movies and TV shows have been hindered. For Outlander, production has just started up again and the series writer and producer reveals whether the delay helped or hindered the writing process. The writer and producer for Outlander, Matthew B. Roberts, was asked by
With production now underway for Season 6 of Starz’s Outlander, there are some changes that had to be made in order to keep things in accordance with safety measures laid down regarding the current coronavirus pandemic. This will include the use of digital people, according to the series producer, Matthew B. Roberts. With a series
The coronavirus pandemic swiftly put a halt to production on TV and movie sets across the globe in 2020. Now, fans of Starz’s Outlander are wondering how this virus will further affect those scenes in the historical drama series that have become synonymous with the program. You know, the ones. Those sexy scenes where there
It has been a severe droughtlander for fans of Starz hit historical drama series, Outlander. This is thanks to the coronavirus pandemic sweeping the globe and causing the shutdown of production on more movies and TV shows. With the pandemic causing such chaos, many TV shows have been delayed with filming. The Walking Dead, for
Last night’s episode of Outlander finally saw Roger (Richard Rankin) and Brianna (Sophie Skelton) take the plunge and do some time-traveling. But where did they end up? Roger and Brianna have already discussed wanting to travel back to their original time but were patient to make sure that young Jemmy would be able to accompany
The latest episode of Outlander opens with Roger (Richard Rankin) singing to little Jemmy, and once again, book readers of this series will suspect what is coming in this episode. Brianna (Sophie Skelton) then laments about what life would be like if they were in their original timeframe, followed by more mentions of Roger’s singing
A flashback to Scotland shows a heartbreaking moment for Jacosta (Maria Doyle Kennedy) when her Jacobite leanings are discovered. A slaughter ensues, and the daughter is killed. She is left with nothing but a blue ribbon in memory of her. Now, in the present day, Jocasta is getting married and she still has the ribbon.
In this episode of Outlander, we get flashbacks. Except, of course, these actually flash forward in time. All this talk of how people can die from allergies to penicillin feels a little foreboding to me. However, by episode end, it actually not as serious as it first seems. Rather, it is a reminder for Claire
In last week’s episode of Outlander, there were dramas with the Bearsley family. In this week’s episode, we move onto Brownsville and yet another family drama. Luckily, for viewers who were not a huge fan of the Stephen King-esque episode, there was no torture or maggots, just a love triangle, and one very angry family.
Episode 3 of Starz’s Outlander Season 5 had people wondering if this would be the episode from the book series that featured the Beardsley’s. Considering the trailer hinted at it, and one of the Beardsley boys had already made an appearance, there was no doubt that tonight’s episode would be a macabre event. Jamie is