#When do outlander episodes begin tv

You guys! Laoghaire is the messiest bitch that I love to hate. Unfortunately, that bed is inside a house that belongs to none other than Laoghaire. She passes out on the road before reaching it, has a nice flashback about Daddy Frank from when she was a child, and then wakes up tucked into a strange bed.

After what, again, feels like 100 years of her eating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and limping through Scotland on a busted ankle, Brianna sees a house in the distance where she could perhaps take refuge on her way to the harbor to secure passage to America. Take Brianna’s first few days in the 18th century. Honestly, why does anyone time travel at all? It does not seem the least bit fun. Let’s try not to be too tough on Brianna and Roger, though, as both of them, now having traveled back through the stones - Brianna in hopes of saving her parents from their fiery death and Roger in hopes of finding and protecting Brianna - separately face some very familiar psychopaths and both have their lives threatened. Claire and Jamie are the soul of this story, do not erase them from this narrative! Literally anything other than ten minutes of Brianna hobbling through the Scottish wilderness - we get it, time travel is hard.

#When do outlander episodes begin tv

Still, I would give up that sad, handsome man (can we talk about how much better TV Frank is than Book Frank?) for even a C storyline about Claire and Jamie taking care of Clarence the Donkey. Listen, did I squeal a little with delight when Frank in Glasses made an appearance in Bree’s flashbacks? You bet I did.

Alert! Alert! Before we begin this time-traveling journey, Outlander Squad, you must know that there is no Claire or Jamie to be found in “Down the Rabbit Hole.” Like, at all.