Outlander | Episode 2 Cast Commentary | Season 7 

Anyone not watching Outlander this season is missing some of the most brilliant acting you will ever find on television. Again, the four leads are just killing it … Caitriona and Sam chemistry still in full effect after all these years . Their penultimate scene in this episode will live in my memory for a very long time. Heartbreaking!

This episode should have been the last episode for last season. That explosion in the end would be an amazing cliffhanger... at least for the people who haven't read the books.

It is gutting that Jamie can’t be there to see his grand baby grow up having missed his children’s childhoods. And losing his daughter once again.

I love Richard Rankin’s accent.

Great episode! These episodes so far have been so jam-packed, it’s been an emotional roller-coaster!

This was one of my favorite episodes. The acting was absolutely amazing. I think I cried almost the whole episode.

**SPOILERS AHEAD** i am thrilled that the Christies are finally out of the picture. great acting, but as characters i just reviled them. this episode was so emotional and quite a lot happens… it’s a nice change of pace from Season 6 (and if COVID + Cait’s pregnancy hadn’t been a factor, these first two episodes would’ve made a great S6 ending, as i found much of that season to be quite slow and almost a bit too psychological for Outlander). i heard someone say they thought Roger and Bree’s storyline this episode was rushed but i disagree. we did the full song & dance of Roger and Bree’s departure in Journeycake (S5) so it made sense to me that they didn’t do it all over again on their second attempt to travel back to their own time. Disney World worked so well as a motif and i burst out laughing when Jamie called Mickey “Michael.”

I loved the episode and am excited to see both timelines play out. I hope the scenes where Bree starts her job is like the books. Things are going to get strange with 2 kids born to 2 time travelers. That will be fun to watch as well.

Amazing episode and brilliant acting on the part of all the actors. This is a packed season and written with perfect impact. Much more to come for all the characters.

I assumed that this was the reason for Bree and Roger's attempt to go back in season 5, even though that wasn't in the books. The books made it more clear that time travel is not simple. It's dangerous. People have died in the attempt.

William Ransom ...yum ;-) Great choice for Jamies son! Absolutely A+ episode! I spent nearly half wiping the tears. Lord John, The family leaving and Claires breakdown😭😭😭

Lord John with those Puppy dog eyes at Jamie lol, Just one kiss would name him faint

Love the story of Clair and Jamie Fraser - And bree and rich rakin

Diese Episode war sehr emotional. Hier gab es Wiedersehen und Abschied. Aber auch eine Katastrophe. Ich denke, das die nächsten Episoden zweigleisig sein werden, Vergangenheit mit Jamie und Claire Zukunft mit Bree, Roger und den Kindern. Es kann nur noch besser werden. 💯💯👌👍💕💖

I am in love with this séries

How can they name this episode "The Happiest Place on Earth" when all i did was cry from start to finish? 😭

Tissues, tissues, tissues!!!

Lord John!!!!!!

Esse episódio foi sensacional! Temos que ter muito mais temporadas ,além da 8 temporada . Que série maravilhosa ❤❤

You know with this season, and only 2 episodes so far……there is so much more to this series!!! Will 16 episodes be enough??? Will season 8 be long enough to cover everything that could happen??? We must all get together to say we want….need more!!! 😃😃😃👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Thank you for this very informative and BTS video 😊 Love those ❤

Feliz de ver mi serie favorita solo con dos días de atraso! En Argentina hay millones de seguidores del streaming , vivimos en el fin del mundo!!!

So far phenomenal but knowing the history of their adventures on the high seas I ‘m very anxious about the voyage back to Scotland- sea sickness is the minor factor!

What a way to end a episode! It’s such a cliffhanger!

J ai adoré cet épisode ❤❤❤❤et j ai pleure aussi. Ça commence très fort avec la confession et la vérité enfin sur ce qu il s est passé avec alma . J ai détesté cette fille mais en fait c était une victime . La suite est toute aussi triste et suprenante. J ai adore la phrase finale que jaimie dit à claire. On nous avait annoncé une s7 riche en événements he ’bien MERCI la team outlander. Vivement samedi. LOFE❤❤❤❤

Damn Jamie and Claire can never catch a break

When I tell you that I cried the entire way through the first two episodes of this season I am understating my emotional state immensely.

did they really burn the house down or was it a shell they burned?

I wish Brie/Roger had half as much on screen chemistry as Jamie/Claire. Sadly, they just don't. Anyone else agree?

Amanda Claire Hope MacKenzie ❤ “Amanda comes from the Latin amanda, "loveable, worthy of love".

Gostaria de ver essa cena do parto de briana. Nao acho d jeito memhum

Honest question: Does this series refuse to cast Americans? Like do they not like them or… Just noticing not one American in the show despite largely being based in America at this point.

Take out the trash Ian. We have your back.

william is not british? OMG

My brain malfunctioning because no one’s accent is how I would expect it to be 🤣 Sam hardly sounds English let alone Scottish, the guy who plays William sounds American but is Canadian, Sophie is English but sometimes sounds American. Thank God Roger is there for consistency.

Unpopular opinion: I'm glad Bri and Roger left, It was better with just Clair and Jamie

I'm not happy with this season so far. The acting is fantastic but the Roger-Bree goodbye was just like the last time and went on forever. The dejected and fragile Jamie is also a disturbing trajectory for his character. I understand they are aging but the intimate scenes feel like I'm peeking in on something pathetic, more so than in any other season. There are no characters left to interject humor, like the merry men from the first two seasons did so well. It has become a straight up "Little House on the Prairie" but with occasional gratuitous violence. I haven't read the last books but I sure hope Jamie and Claire regain some semblance of their early seasons or else I just cannot go on.

Caitriona really overacts in this episode.😂