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A savagely panned action thriller starring Marvel actor and Academy Award winner J.K. Simmons is finding success on Netflix almost a decade after release. Landing in 2017, Renegades, known as American Renegades in the United States, is part Ocean's Eleven, part Expendables, and all...mauled by critics. But, now that the action outing is on Netflix, fans of the genre have taken the opportunity to discover this tale of a group of Navy SEALs with plans to salvage some Nazi gold from the bottom of a lake while on assignment in a war zone.

Directed by Steven Quale (who helmed Final Destination 5 and was the 2nd unit director on the likes of Titanic and Avatar) and written by Taken's Luc Besson and The Equalizer's Richard Wenk, Renegades stars Spider-Man, Spider-Man: No Way Home, and Whiplash star J.K. Simmons alongside Sullivan Stapleton, Charlie Bewley, Clemens Schick, Diarmaid Murtagh,...

Wow, what a finale, folks! Outlander gave us everything we might have wanted ahead of the eighth and final season, which will wrap the show up (hopefully) later this year. After an elongated seventh season with a big break in the middle, we finally saw the conclusion of season 7, and I must say, "A Hundred Thousand Angels" did not disappoint.

In the penultimate episode of the season, we saw Claire (Caitriona Balfe) fighting for her life after being shot while Denzell (Joey Phillips) operates on her. The episode ended before we learned of her fate, but luckily, the season 7 finale wastes no time in giving us the updates.

There is a lot to unpack regarding the season 7 finale of Outlander, including a bombshell revelation about Claire and Jamie's (Sam Heughan) family. Buckle up, fellow Outlander fans, this one was a doozy! Beware Major Spoilers Ahead!

Catching up with Jane

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Every episode in this season of Outlander thus far has left us on the edge of our seats for one reason or another. Whether it was wondering if Jamie (Sam Heughan) has died in a shipwreck or wondering if Lord John Grey (David Berry) had died from a gunshot, there has been so much going on.

The creators and executive producers of the series had been alluding to a very emotional journey ahead, and they were not wrong. There has been so much action and drama, and this week's episode continues to pack the punches in.

We have a lot to discuss, so let's not waste a single second and get right into the chaos of "Hello, Goodbye."

The past meets the present, er the present meets the past?

Buck (Diarmaid Murtagh) and Roger (Richard Rankin) open up the episode this week as they continue their search to potentially find Roger's father.

John Bell in ‘Outlander’ season 7 episode 13 (Photo Credit: Starz)

Starz’s Outlander season seven episode 13 begins on a happy note with the Frasers preparing for Ian and Rachel’s wedding. Rollo naps by the fire as Jamie (Sam Heughan) says he’s happy he rose from the dead in time to attend the wedding. Jamie knows Ian’s dad would be happy for his son, while Ian (John Bell) just hopes Jamie’s letter reaches Denzell in time for him to make it to the wedding.

Ian’s not nervous about his impending marriage but is nervous for Rachel since she’s a virgin. Jamie confesses he was a virgin on his wedding night, and no one gave him good advice except Claire. She told him, “Go slowly. Pay attention.” Jamie jokes that Claire wasn’t gentle with him, but the advice to be patient is still worth following.

Claire...

Outlander is only two episodes into the second half of its seventh season and chaos is already ensuing, with no signs of stopping. As we saw in the premiere, the story is picking up rapidly. We've already watched the Frasers return to Scotland and then promptly after watched Claire (Caitriona Balfe) and Young Ian (John Bell) leave for America to help Lord John Grey's (David Berry) nephew.

If you are a long-time fan of Outlander, you know good things can never come from Jamie (Sam Heughan) and Claire separating. It never sits well with me, and this week's episode proves exactly why that feeling is warranted.

A lot takes place in "Brotherly Love." It's filled with moments that remind me that this series is inching closer to its end and thus packing in all the punches it can along the way.

Read ahead for our review of "Brotherly Love", and...

Outlander Season 7 has returned and each of the two episodes released so far has been a constant rollercoaster for Richard Rankin's Roger MacKenzie. Roger, alongside his cousin, Buck (Diarmaid Murtagh), have traveled back in time to search for Roger’s kidnapped son, Jemmy (Blake Johnston-Miller). The mid-season premiere saw the pair landing in the wrong time period, with constant shocking revelations following. Friday's episode was no different, as Roger's world turns upside down even further, as he realizes that the faerie man who he'd presumed to be Rob Cameron (Chris Fulton) - the man who kidnapped Jem - was in fact his own father.

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Warning: Spoilers for Outlander season 7, episode 10 — "Brotherly Love"!Roger MacKenzie (Richard Rankin) is on a mission in Outlander season 7, episode 10, and nothing will distract him from finding his son — except for maybe his ancestors. After accidentally winding up in 1739, he and his many-times-great-grandfather Buck (Diarmaid Murtagh) end up at the door of season 1 villainess Geillis Duncan. Unbeknownst to Buck, Geillis is his birth mother, meaning that he and Roger bear witness to the beginnings of an affair that will result in their existence.

Comedy aside, Outlander season 7 also offers up another important mystery in the form of Roger's father. Thinking there may be a connection to Jem's abduction, Dougal MacKenzie (Graham McTavish) hands Roger dog tags with his father's name on them — despite the fact that Roger always believed his father died in battle in the 20th century. The time travelers may...

Warning: Spoilers for Outlander season 7, episode 10 — "Brotherly Love"!Outlander welcomed back old friends and foes in season 7, episode 10, which saw the return of Geillis Duncan (Lotte Verbeek) and Dougal MacKenzie (Graham McTavish). Dougal died in the Battle of Culloden during season 2 and Geillis was burned as a witch in the season 1 finale, but their presence has lingered — sometimes physically — long after their passing. With Roger and Buck having accidentally traveled back to 1739, the show had a unique opportunity to present Geillis and Dougal as they were before Claire met either of them.

The meeting is an especially charged one for the characters, as Buck is their illegitimate child (though he doesn't know it yet) and Roger is their grandson many times removed. But it's also a nostalgic moment for Outlander audiences, who never really saw Geillis and Duncan in the full bloom of their romance and only heard about their...

[Warning: The below and video above contain Major spoilers for Outlander, Season 7, Episode 10, “Brotherly Love.”] Outlander‘s journey into a new timeline continues as Roger (Richard Rankin) and Buck’s (Diarmaid Murtagh) adventure in the past puts them in the path of Geillis Duncan (Lotte Verbeek), years before she’d meet Claire (Caitriona Balfe). Eager to find his son Jemmy (Blake Johnston-Miller), Roger seeks answers about a “fairy man” he believes is Rob Cameron (Chris Fulton) who has been spotted in the area, and while Geillis doesn’t have all of the answers, there’s a promising lead from an unexpected source that ends up being Dougal MacKenzie (Graham McTavish). As Roger tries to comprehend the situation unfolding in front of his eyes, Buck is entirely unaware that they’re witnessing his parents’ first meeting. Starz While Roger understands the gravity of this meeting and knows the figures involved, Buck doesn’t even know that Geillis and Dougal are his...

It's back, Outlander, and it's as beautiful as ever. The beloved Starz historical drama series has returned with the second batch of episodes for its seventh season. Central to the show's return was the emotional Lallybroch reunion with the family in Scotland for Jamie Fraser (Sam Heughan), Claire (Caitrona Balfe) and Young Ian (John Bell). It also became abundantly clear that Roger (Richard Rankin) and Buck's (Diarmaid Murtagh) rescue mission back in time had somehow malfunctioned spectacularly. Outlander returns to Starz this Friday with Season 7, Episode 10, titled "Brotherly Love." Ahead of the new episode, the network has released a flurry of new images.

The second half of the seventh season of Outlander is off and running, and surprises abound. While Jamie and Claire Fraser (Sam Heughan and Caitriona Balfe) return to Jamie's native Scotland, their son-in-law Roger (Richard Rankin) has a time-traveling kidnapping to solve: his son Jemmy (Blake Johnston-Miller) has been taken into the past, so Roger and ancestor Buck (Diarmaid Murtagh) use the standing stones at Craigh Na Dun to travel back in time in pursuit...but they somehow overshoot their mark, ending up about 20 years earlier than they planned. Jamie's father Brian Fraser (Andrew Whipp) is still running Lallybroch, with a younger version of Jamie's sister Jenny (Kristin Atherton) helping keep the household.

“I think it’s just shock after shock after shock, and I think all of these things helped to develop a very sort of interesting and refreshing plot line for Buck and Roger,” Rankin told TV Insider.

True to its nature, Outlander returned with its Season 7 mid-season premiere, and there wasn't a shortage of exciting time-traveling twists to get into. Chief and perhaps, most significant among them was Roger (Richard Rankin) and Buck (Diarmaid Murtagh) being displaced in time to a period they were not expecting to arrive in. Having traveled through the standing stones at Craigh Na Dun to find Rogers son Jemmy (Blake Johnston-Miller), who was kidnapped by Rob Cameron (Chris Fulton). Roger and Buck find themselves in a time period where Jamie's father, Brian Fraser (Andrew Whipp), is still Laird at Lallybroch, with a younger Jenny (Kristin Atherton) helping run the household.

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Outlander, Season 7, Episode 9, “Unfinished Business.”] Outlander‘s return has brought with it plenty of exciting time-traveling twists as Roger (Richard Rankin) and Buck (Diarmaid Murtagh) found themselves displaced in time to a period at Lallybroch where Brian Fraser (Andrew Whipp) is still Laird, overseeing his family, including a younger Jenny (Kristin Atherton). As viewers will recall, they traveled through the standing stones at Craigh Na Dun to find Roger’s son Jemmy (Blake Johnston-Miller), who was kidnapped by Rob Cameron (Chris Fulton). Only, their efforts landed them further back in time than Roger believed possible. “I think it’s just shock after shock after shock, and I think all of these things helped to develop a very sort of interesting and refreshing plot line for Buck and Roger,” Rankin tells TV Insider. Starz “The stuff with Brian and Jenny is good because I think the fans are going to really...

Fellow Outlander fans, we are back, Finally! It has been a literal eternity (or since August 2023) since we have been in the world of the Frasers, but I am so happy to be back!

The premiere episode of Season 7B had me on the edge of my seat from start to finish, and certainly threw me for a loop at many points. There is simply so much to discuss and unravel, and I can't wait to dive right into it.

However, before doing that, here is a very quick recap of where we left things when Outlander Season 7A ended: in the midst of the American Revolutionary War, Jamie (Sam Heughan), Claire (Caitriona Balfe), and Ian (John Hunter Bell) returned to Scotland after Jamie was tasked with bringing the body of Simon Fraser to his Scottish homeland. It doesn't feel like that this trip to Scotland is meant to be permanent,...

For several seasons now, Outlander has looked quite different from the TV show's beginning, but the first three episodes of season 7, part 2 still have a few tricks. For audiences who have stuck with Outlander from the start, the slow transformation into a family-oriented series has had its ups and downs. However, the second half of this extra-long season delivers some of the action that the series needs. While Caitrona Balfe and Sam Heughan as Claire and Jamie Fraser will always be the show's beating heart, there's plenty to explore with the other characters.

Based on the novel series, Outlander follows combat nurse Claire Randall from the year 1945, who is mysteriously transported back to 1743, where she is immediately thrown into an unknown world and sees her life threatened. However, when Claire is forced to marry Jamie Fraser, a genuine and passionate relationship is ignited that tears Claire's heart between two different men from two clashing lives.

Outlander season 7 part 2 is only about a week away at this point. I can't believe we're so close to the return of our favorite series! And as we wait, Show Snob has been bringing you exclusive interviews with the cast and executive producers.

Be sure to check out our chats with Maril Davis and Matthew B. Roberts, Richard Rankin and Diarmaid Murtagh, and Sophie Skelton. Though that's not all, we also had the chance to catch up with Steven Cree, Kristin Atherton, and Lotte Verbek who all play familiar faces - Ian, Jenny, and Geillis, respectively. Plus there's more to come! But right now, either watch or read our interviews with the trio below.

Steven Cree and Kristin Atherton on being welcomed (back) to Outlander

Show Snob: Steven, after being away for so long and Ian being such an important character in Outlander, what was it like for you to...

Outlander season 7 part 2 premieres Friday, Nov. 22, 2024 on Starz, and there's so much happening and quite a few storylines to tackle. One of those is going to be Roger and Buck, who have traveled back in time together through the Stones to get Jemmy back after Rob Cameron kidnapped him.

This is exciting as we see the relationship between Roger and Buck grow, as well as portrays a different sort of dynamic on the show. Kind of like a "buddy comedy" as Diarmaid Murtagh teases in our chat with him and Richard Rankin! Watch, or read, or interview with the two actors below! Plus if you want even more insight into the upcoming Roger/Buck storyline, check out our interview with EPs Matthew B. Roberts and Maril Davis, here.

Richard Rankin and Diarmaid Murtagh on working together in Outlander season 7 part 2

Show Snob: Richard, you've had most of your scenes...

Before the long-running, beloved fantasy series comes to an end, Outlander must answer some pressing questions as season 7, part 2, and season 8 loom. Sam Heughan and Caitrona Balfe have played Jamie Fraser and Claire Randall Fraser in the Starz adaptation of Diana Gabaldon's book series since the premiere in 2014. After many years and instances of time travel since then, Claire and Jamie have found themselves in the thick of many revolutions and world events. As Outlander Season 8 draws closer, how the series will wrap up the story is of great importance.

It's been confirmed that Outlander season 8 will change the book's ending since Gabaldon likely won't be finished writing the last book in the series before season 8 premieres. As Outlander season 8 has already wrapped filming ahead of the premiere of season 7, part 2, the story's finale has been set in stone, and hopefully, the creative team has worked to wrap up every loose end.

Outlander season 8 has officially wrapped production on the series' final episodes. The long-running Starz time travel romance show is based on the Diana Gabaldon novel series of the same name and stars Caitrona Balfe as Claire, a World War II who is sent back in time to 1743 where she falls in love with Highland warrior Jamie Fraser (Sam Heughan). The upcoming Outlander season 8 is set to be the final season of the show, which has been running since 2014.

On the official Outlander Starz Instagram account, a new post confirms that season 8 has officially wrapped production just under two months ahead of the premiere of season 7 part 2. The caption of the post, which features an image gallery of the cast posing with the slate, reads "Nothing is lost, Sassenach, only changed," expressing gratitude for the show's cast, crew, and fans, saying that "theres so much more to this journey thats just beginning.

Sing me a song of a lass that is doooooooone.

Outlander wrapped filming on its final season Friday, a bittersweet occasion the cast and executive producers marked with photos posted to the show’s Instagram account.

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“Today marks the final day of filming on the final season of #Outlander,” reads a caption on the series’ official account. “Words cannot express...

Elliot's journey to Ireland uncovers dark family secrets, leading to dangerous repercussions for him and Helen. Lena's vengeful actions bring violence and betrayal, testing the bond between Elliot and Helen. The revelation of Elliot's true identity as a secret agent sets the stage for a potential Season 3 on Netflix.

The Tourist finally dropped on Netflix at the end of February, and it was just as entertaining and comedic as the first. After taking an extended holiday and traversing across a myriad of countries, Elliot (played by Jamie Dornan) and Helen (Danielle Macdonald) decide to travel to Ireland to learn more about Elliot’s past. While recovering in the hospital after downing a handful of pills with a bottle of vodka at the end of Season 1, Elliot receives a letter from an old friend he can’t remember. However, the letter turns out to be a ruse to lure Elliott...

Back in December 2023, Netflix swooped in and acquired season two of the critically acclaimed Australian drama The Tourist after Max passed on picking up the distribution rights after airing the first season. Season one of the riveting drama followed Jamie Dornan (Belfast) as a man with a sketchy past who suffered from amnesia as the result of a car accident that was meant to kill him. And season two, which premieres on February 29, 2024, finds Dornan reprising his role as Elliot alongside Danielle Macdonald as Helen, the only person he could depend on when he couldn’t remember his own name.

Their relationship grew over the course of the first season, and by the finale, they were more than just friends. Now, in season two, Elliot and Helen will be traveling to Ireland, hoping to find answers about Elliot’s identity. “But instead, they are forced to face the dangerous consequences of his past actions,...

Get ready for everything new this February on Netflix!

This month, the streamer will debut its highly anticipated live-action "Avatar: The Last Airbender,” with all eight episodes premiering on Thursday, Feb. 22

Netflix will also get in on the awards season streaming business and will, for the first time, be the exclusive streaming partner for the 30th Screen Actors Guild Awards, taking place on Feb. 24 at 8 p.m. Et/5 p.m. Pt. This year’s top nominees include “Oppenheimer,” “Barbie,” “Killers of the Flower Moon,” “Succession,” “The Last of Us,” “The Bear,” “Abbott Elementary, and more, with Barbra Streisand receiving the 59th Life Achievement award.

Find out The Streamable’s top picks for Netflix’s new titles, and find out everything that will start streaming in February!

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Alex Dimitriades, Jamie Dornan, and Damon Herriman in The Tourist (Photograph by Ian Routledge/Two Brothers Pictures)

Season two of the Australian thriller The Tourist starring Jamie Dornan has found a new home at Netflix. The BBC series’ first season premiered in the U.S. on HBO Max, but the streamer declined to pick up the distribution rights for season two. Netflix moved in and snatched up the series, setting a February 29, 2024 premiere date for the new season.

Season one’s also coming to Netflix and will be available to binge on February 1, 2024.

The series follows BAFTA and Golden Globe award-nominated Jamie Dornan as Elliot, a man who wakes up in the Australian outback with no idea of who he is or how he got there. Season two finds Elliot and Helen (Danielle Macdonald) heading to Ireland in hopes of discovering more details about his identity. Per Netflix, “instead, they...

Eight episodes into its extra-large Season 7, “Outlander” will take a midsummer break and will air its summer finale this Friday, Aug. 11 on Starz. Jamie, Claire, Brianna, and Roger fight not only for their family, but they’ll leave it all out on the battlefield in America’s fight for independence during the American Revolution. You can watch the “Outlander” Season 7 summer finale on Aug. 11 on the Starz app and its on-demand platforms, followed by its finale on linear TV at 8 p.m. Et. You can watch with a subscription to Starz.

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Henry Ashton and Charles Vandervaart in ‘Outlander’ season 7 episode 7 (Photo Credit: Starz)

Starz’s Outlander season seven episode seven finds Roger and Brianna getting to know Buck, while back in 1777, Jamie takes part in the first Battle of Saratoga. It’s a jam-packed episode that ends with heart-stopping cliffhangers for both timelines.

Episode seven, “A Practical Guide for Time-Travelers,” opens with the Continental Army set up in Bemis Heights, NY in September 1777. It’s just outside of Saratoga, and Claire (Caitriona Balfe) writes to Bree, telling her she’s uneasy about Jamie being a part of Daniel Morgan’s riflemen. She also reveals that she met William at Fort Ticonderoga and that seeing him made her miss Bree even more.

Meanwhile, the British army’s camped near Stillwater, NY, and William Ransome (Charles Vandervaart) joins the officers in a discussion of the state of the army. The Husseins are also involved in this meeting,...

Warning! Spoilers about Outlander season 7, episode 6 and the Outlander books ahead.

Jemmy's belief in the Nuckelavee was proven true when Roger identified the intruder as his ancestor, William Buccleigh Mackenzie. Roger's violent reaction toward Buck Mackenzie was motivated by their tumultuous past and Buck's attempt to have him hanged by the British. Diarmaid Murtagh replaced Graham McTavish as Buck Mackenzie in Outlander season 7, potentially hinting at a storyline where Buck and Dougal Mackenzie will meet.

The ending of Outlander season 7, episode 6 finally revealed who was the real person Jemmy kept referring to as a Nuckelavee that haunted the grounds at Lallybroch. In Outlander season 7, episode 4, Jemmy faulted the mythical figure as the one behind the crisps, biscuits, and lemonade being ransacked from the Mackenzies’ fridge. Brianna always believed Jemmy to be lying, even if he rarely did in relation to anything else that wasn’t Nuckelavee in Lallybroch, but...

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There’s been an intriguing mystery going on in the background of Outlander recently, and although the sixth episode of the seventh season, “Where the Waters Meet”, finally solves that mystery, it’s still not particularly clear who and what the show actually reveals in the final moments of the episode, for a number of reasons. If you’ve found yourself confused by it all, dinna fash, we’re here to help fill you in!

After Bree (Sophie Skelton) and Roger MacKenzie (Richard Rankin) time-travel back to the 1980s to make sure their daughter Mandy has a shot at survival, they make the familiar Lallybroch their home while they continue raising Jem and Mandy in Scotland. They leave Jamie (Sam Heughan) and Claire Fraser (Caitriona Balfe) in the past, but read preserved letters that detail the couples’ life, movement, and troubles as the American Revolutionary War gets underway.

Upon their return to the 20th Century, Roger and Bree decided to stay in Scotland to be close to their heritage. How convenient that in this week’s Outlander, their heritage basically knocks on their front door and shows itself in.

Buck MacKenzie, aka Roger’s great-great-great-etc. grandfather aka the guy who strung him up at Alamance, shows up in the 1980s portion of Episode 6. If you don’t immediately recognize him, there’s a reason: When the character first appeared, in Season 5, he was played by Graham McTavish: a cheeky bit of casting, given that McTavish previously played...

Take a look at the more Season Seven footage from "Outlander”, based on novels by Diana Gabaldon, starring Caitríona Balfe as ‘Claire Randall’, a military nurse in Scotland who finds herself transported back in time to 1743 and Sam Heughan as Scots ‘Highland’ warrior ‘Jamie Fraser’, airing June 16, 2023 on Starz:

New characters include Charles Vandervaart as ‘William Ransom’, Izzy Meikle-Small as ‘Rachel Hunter’, Joey Phillips as ‘Denzell Hunter…

…Gloria Obianyo as ‘Mercy Woodcock’, a free Black woman navigating the hardships of life in Colonial America, Rod Hallett as ‘Benedict Arnold’, Chris Fulton as ‘Rob Cameron’, Diarmaid Murtagh as ‘Buck MacKenzie’ and Kristin Atherton as ‘Jenny Murray’.

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Take a look at new Season Seven footage from "Outlander” Season Seven, based on novels by Diana Gabaldon, starring Caitríona Balfe as ‘Claire Randall’, a military nurse in Scotland who finds herself transported back in time to 1743 and Sam Heughan as ‘Highland’ warrior ‘Jamie Fraser’, airing June 16, 2023 on Starz:

New characters include Charles Vandervaart as ‘William Ransom’, Izzy Meikle-Small as ‘Rachel Hunter’, Joey Phillips as ‘Denzell Hunter…

…Gloria Obianyo as ‘Mercy Woodcock’, a free Black woman navigating the hardships of life in Colonial America, Rod Hallett as ‘Benedict Arnold’, Chris Fulton as ‘Rob Cameron’, Diarmaid Murtagh as ‘Buck MacKenzie’ and Kristin Atherton as ‘Jenny Murray’.

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Take a look at the new Season Seven opening titles from "Outlander”, based on novels by Diana Gabaldon, starring Caitríona Balfe as ‘Claire Randall’, a military nurse in Scotland who finds herself transported back in time to 1743 and Sam Heughan as ‘Highland’ warrior ‘Jamie Fraser’, airing June 16, 2023 on Starz:

New characters include Charles Vandervaart as ‘William Ransom’, Izzy Meikle-Small as ‘Rachel Hunter’, Joey Phillips as ‘Denzell Hunter…

…Gloria Obianyo as ‘Mercy Woodcock’, a free Black woman navigating the hardships of life in Colonial America, Rod Hallett as ‘Benedict Arnold’, Chris Fulton as ‘Rob Cameron’, Diarmaid Murtagh as ‘Buck MacKenzie’ and Kristin Atherton as ‘Jenny Murray’.

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“Outlander” is giving fans a little more time before they have to say goodbye — and giving subscribers more of a reason to sign up for a full year instead of just a few months. Season 7 of the time-travel romance will air in two parts, Starz said on Wednesday, with the first half airing this year and the second half waiting for 2024.

Season 7, as previously announced, consists of 16 episodes, the show’s highest order count since Season 1. Like Season 1, which aired in 2014 and 2015, Season 7 will be split into two eight-episode bunches — the “Droughtlander” is officially over on June 16. “Outlander” has already been renewed for a final Season 8, which will consist of 10 episodes and presumably air in 2025 or later.

It is currently unclear if the show, based on Diana Gabaldon’s series of historical-fantasy romance novels, will completely adapt the entire saga. Each season of “Outlander” thus far has adapted (roughly) one...

Take a look at the new Season Seven opening titles from "Outlander”, based on novels by Diana Gabaldon, starring Caitríona Balfe as ‘Claire Randall’, a military nurse in Scotland who finds herself transported back in time to 1743 and Sam Heughan as ‘Highland’ warrior ‘Jamie Fraser’, airing Summer 2023 on Starz:

New characters include Charles Vandervaart as ‘William Ransom’, Izzy Meikle-Small as ‘Rachel Hunter’, Joey Phillips as ‘Denzell Hunter…

…Gloria Obianyo as ‘Mercy Woodcock’, a free Black woman navigating the hardships of life in Colonial America, Rod Hallett as ‘Benedict Arnold’, Chris Fulton as ‘Rob Cameron’, Diarmaid Murtagh as ‘Buck MacKenzie’ and Kristin Atherton as ‘Jenny Murray’.

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Put on your kilts and break out the bagpipes in mourning: “Outlander” is coming to an end. The hit Starz TV series has been renewed for an eighth and final season, the premium cable channel announced Thursday. The news comes ahead of Season 7 of the series, which will premiere in Summer 2023.

The news makes it unclear if the show, which is based Diana Gabaldon’s series of historical fantasy romance novels, will adapt the most recent installment, 2021’s “Go Tell the Bees That I Am Gone.” Each season of “Outlander” has thus far roughly adapted one book in the series, with the upcoming seventh season set to cover 2009’s “An Echo in the Bone” and Season 8 presumably covering 2014’s “Written in My Own Heart’s Blood.” That said, Season 7 is set to have an extended 16-episode run, while Season 8 will consist of 10 episodes, so its possible that longer length can help cover all three books.

The first look at Outlander season 7 teases the grave danger ahead. When viewers last caught up with the hit series, Claire (Caitriona Balfe) had been taken into custody for the murder of Malva Christie (Jessica Reynolds). In the process, she was separated from Jamie (Sam Heughan). Although the pair have often been placed in dangerous situations, sometimes to controversial effect, the coming episodes will are sure to leave fans of the fantasy drama anxious. Outlander's upcoming installment will also feature a mix of new and returning actors.

Just a few months after filming wrapped on the show, the Outlander season 7 teaser trailer has now been unveiled. Set to debut in the summer of 2023 on Starz, Outlander season 7 looks like it will see Claire facing a grim fate as the result of all that's transpired. With a noose hung around her neck at one point in the footage, and her...

“Outlander”, based on the novels by Diana Gabaldon, stars Caitríona Balfe as ‘Claire Randall’, a military nurse in Scotland who finds herself transported back in time to 1743 and Sam Heughan as ‘Highland’ warrior ‘Jamie Fraser’ , returning for Season Seven Summer 2023 on Starz:

New characters include Charles Vandervaart as ‘William Ransom’, Izzy Meikle-Small as ‘Rachel Hunter’, Joey Phillips as ‘Denzell Hunter…

…Gloria Obianyo as ‘Mercy Woodcock’, a free Black woman navigating the hardships of life in Colonial America, Rod Hallett as ‘Benedict Arnold’, Chris Fulton as ‘Rob Cameron’, Diarmaid Murtagh as ‘Buck MacKenzie’ and Kristin Atherton as ‘Jenny Murray’.

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Starz is spending next summer in Scotland. Season 7 of the channel’s smash hit series “Outlander” will premiere Summer 2023, it was announced Friday. In addition to the release period, the channel also unveiled a first look teaser for the upcoming season.

Based on Diana Gabaldon’s nine-book series of the same name, “Outlander” tells the story of Claire Randall (Caitríona Balfe), a nurse living in 1945 who is transported back in time to the 18th century, where she falls in love with Highland warrior Jaime Fraser (Sam Heughan). The show follows Claire and Jamie’s relationship as they navigate the real-life Jacobite rising and other historical events of the era, before more time travel shenanigans cause them to hop freely throughout history.

Season 7 will cover the events of Gabaldon’s seventh book in the “Outlander” series, “An Echo in the Bone.” Released in 2009, the book sees Jaime and Claire continuing their adventures in the 18th century,...

Is Outlander‘s prophetic Ye Olde Newspaper Clipping of Doom about to come to pass?

Signs point to “verra possibly,” given clues in the Starz historical drama’s just-released teaser trailer.

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Those who’ve watched the show for a while will remember that, a few seasons ago, Roger and Brianna became aware of a colonial newspaper’s...

Outlander viewers will see some new and familiar faces joining the seventh season of the Starz series. The new cast members include Gloria Obianyo, Diarmaid Murtagh, Rod Hallett, Chris Fulton, and Kristin Atherton. Meanwhile, Graham McTavish, Nell Hudson, Steven Cree, Andrew Whipp, Layla Burns, and Lotte Verbeek are all returning.

A romance fantasy series, Outlander revolves around the lives of a time-traveling doctor (Caitriona Balfe) and her dashing Highland warrior husband (Sam Heughan). The rest of the cast includes Sophie Skelton, Richard Rankin, John Bell, Cesar Domboy, Lauren Lyle, Caitlin O’Ryan, Mark Lewis Jones, Chris Larkin, Glen Gould, Simon R. Baker, avid Berry, and Maria Doyle Kennedy on the series. The show is based on the novels by Diana Gabaldon.

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Some new and old faces are heading to Scotland. Five new cast members have joined the upcoming “Outlander” Season 7, along with six prior cast members rejoining the popular Starz series.

The newly announced cast members include Rod Hallett, who will play real-life American soldier and notorious traitor Benedict Arnold. Other new cast members include Gloria Obianyo as free Black Colonial America woman Mercy Woodcock, and Chris Fulton as 20th century man Rob Cameron.

Two new actors will portray two characters already seen in the series: Kristin Atherton, 36, will play Jenny Murray, a character previously played by Laura Donnelly, who is 40; Diarmaid Murtagh, also 40, will take over the role of Buck MacKenzie, the son of Graham McTavish’s Dougal MacKenzie. McTavish actually played Buck in a previous season.

McTavish, 61, will return for Season 7 as Dougal, the uncle of main character Jamie (Sam Heughan). Other returning cast members include Nell Hudson as Jamie’s ex-wife Laoghaire Fraser,...

“Outlander” fans, buckle up because we have some exciting casting news to reveal about the upcoming seventh season. Previously Starz revealed that Charles Vandervaart would be joining the series as William Ransom, the “secret son” of Jamie. And now we know he’ll be joined by returning fan-favorites Graham McTavish as Dougal MacKenzie, Nell Hudson as Victoria, Steven Cree as Old Ian Murray, Andrew Whipp as Brian Fraser, Layla Burns as Joan MacKimmie and Lotte Verbeek as Geillis Duncan, plus several new cast members. Of course, Caitriona Balfe and Sam Heughan are still the leads of “Outlander” as doctor Claire Randall Fraser and her Highlander true love Jamie Fraser, respectively.

Here’s a closer look at the six just-announced returning stars:

*Graham McTavish as Dougal MacKenzie, Jamie’s uncle whom he killed just before the battle of Culloden

*Nell Hudson (“Victoria”) as Laoghaire Fraser, Jamie’s ex-wife and Marsali’s...

Ahead of Season 7, Starz has revealed who will be a part of the cast.

The premium cabler announced the return of several fan-favorite cast members today, in addition to five new cast members joining the popular time-traveling series for its upcoming seventh season, which is filming now in Scotland.

Loyal fans will recognize Graham McTavish reprising his role as Dougal MacKenzie, Jamie’s uncle whom he killed just before the battle of Culloden.

Nell Hudson (Victoria) returns as Laoghaire Fraser, Jamie’s ex-wife and Marsali’s mother, in addition to Steven Cree as Old Ian Murray, Young Ian’s father and Jamie’s brother-in-law.

Andrew Whipp (Shetland) is back as Brian Fraser, Jamie’s father.

Layla Burns (She Will) as Joan MacKimmie, Marsali’s sister and Jamie’s stepdaughter, and Lotte Verbeek (The Fault in Our Stars) as Geillis Duncan, Claire’s former friend-turned-enemy and a fellow time traveler from the 1960s.

Graham McTavish in ‘Outlander’ (Photo © 2016 Sony Pictures Television Inc)

The upcoming seventh season of Starz’s Outlander will feature returning series favorites Graham McTavish, Nell Hudson, Lotte Verbeek, and Steven Cree. The just-announced returnees will be reprising their roles, and the network also confirmed the addition of Outlander newcomers Gloria Obianyo, Diarmaid Murtagh, Rod Hallett, Chris Fulton, and Kristin Atherton.

Outlander, starring Sam Heughan as Jamie Fraser and Caitriona Balfe as Clare Fraser, is currently shooting season seven in Scotland. Additional season seven stars include Sophie Skelton as Brianna MacKenzie, Richard Rankin as Roger MacKenzie, David Berry as Lord John Grey, John Bell as Young Ian, Caitlin O’Ryan as Lizzie Beardsley, and Paul Gorman as Josiah and Keziah Beardsley.

“One of the many joys of our epic story is the element of time travel which allows us to revisit some of our favorite characters in different times and places, and...

Outlander‘s Murray family will look a wee bit different when the Starz drama returns for Season 7.

Kristin Atherton (Doctors, Waterloo Road) is joining the series as a recast Jenny Murray, a role played in Seasons 1 through 3 by Laura Donnelly (The Nevers), the network announced Tuesday.

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In addition, Starz revealed that some familiar faces from past seasons will...

Terrific news for fans of Outlander: Several favorites from seasons past will rejoin the action in the seventh season of the Starz drama that’s now filming in Scotland.

Graham McTavish — who’s on HBO’s House of the Dragon — will reprise his role as Jamie’s uncle Dougal MacKenzie. Also returning is Nell Hudson as Laoghaire Fraser; Steven Cree as Old Ian Murray; Andrew Whipp as Brian Fraser, Jamie’s father; Layla Burns as Joan MacKimmie, Marsali’s sister and Jamie’s stepdaughter; and Lotte Verbeek as Geillis Duncan, Claire’s former friend-turned-enemy and a fellow time traveler.

Several new actors will be joining the cast too, including Gloria Obianyo (Dune) as Mercy Woodcock, a free Black woman navigating the hardships of life in Colonial America; Rod Hallett (The Last Kingdom) as Benedict Arnold, the notorious Revolutionary soldier turned traitor; Chris Fulton (Bridgerton) as Rob Cameron, a new...

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This London-set story about a rough sleeper searching for his lost canine is well-intentioned but feels far-fetched

No, not the return of Sacha Baron Cohen’s outrageous Austrian fashion reporter. This Bruno – minus the umlaut – is a beautiful brown vizsla, the canine companion of a rough sleeper in Karl Golden’s London-set drama. It’s a well-intentioned look at homelessness if a bit soap-opera-ish at times, and perhaps not entirely authentic about the challenges of getting off the streets.

Diarmaid Murtagh plays Irishman Daniel who’s been crashing in an empty lockup near a railway line in Hackney with his dog Bruno. Golden pushes the camera right up close to Daniel’s face as he tramps the streets, amplifying the noise of screeching trains and rumbling traffic; we feel his stress levels. Murtagh nicely underplays it: head down, avoiding eye contact, battened down against the world. There’s a terrific...

Netflix has debuted a new trailer for the relationship drama ‘The One’.

Based on a book by John Marrs, the eight-episode series is set ‘five minutes in the future’, in a world where a DNA test can find your perfect partner – the one person you’re genetically predisposed to fall passionately in love with. No matter how good your relationship, which one of us can honestly say we haven’t thought about whether there is someone better out there? What if a hair sample is all it takes to find them? The idea is simple, but the implications are explosive. We will never think of love and relationships in the same way again.

Created by Howard Overman (Misfits), the series stars Hannah Ware, Dimitri Leonidas, Amir El-Masry, Stephen Campbell Moore, Wilf Scolding, Diarmaid Murtagh, Lois Chimimba, Eric Kofi-Abrefa, Pallavi Sharda, Zoë Tapper and Gregg Chillin.

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Exclusive: Hitman: Agent 47 and The First actress Hannah Ware is to headline Netflix’s soulmate science fiction series The One, which the U.S. streamer plans to premiere on March 12.

Ware plays Rebecca, the ambitious and impulsive founding CEO of MatchDNA, a tech company that has designed a DNA test that allows people to identify their perfect partner. She most recently starred in Beau Willamon’s Hulu series The First, while other credits include ABC’s Betrayal and Starz’s Boss.

The One was first announced by Netflix in 2018 and is based on a novel by John Marrs. The series is created and written by Misfits creator Howard Overman, whose production company, Urban Myth Films, is producing in association with Studio Canal.

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