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Seriously. Between the parents of the organ donor hugging Dr. Robbie to Dr. Robbie telling the girl’s parents that she had died and that they were going to stop working - oof. All I could think of was the guilt the grandmother would live with. I was also glad the caretaker was offered help. I was talking to my TV when she was told she needed to take care of herself and get help. It’s like she obviously can’t afford it. Glad they didn’t leave it like that.
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Unpopular Opinions: Overheard While Traveling Through the Stones
ch1 replied to GHScorpiosRule's topic in Outlander
The only part of the later books I enjoy is Lord John. Outside of him I’ve never liked the American Revolution aspect because I just think it’s absurd that these 2 people with full knowledge of the future decide to plant themselves right smack in the middle of a future war zone after what they’ve been through with Culloden. I know the reasoning given but I think it’s ridiculous. -
Unpopular Opinions: Overheard While Traveling Through the Stones
ch1 replied to GHScorpiosRule's topic in Outlander
Starz is hoping people won’t cancel between Outlander seasons so they are putting the prequel before the final season. They are probably also hoping people will watch while still having some investment in the Outlander universe. Personally I have on interest and already canceled Starz. Don’t care about the love stories of the parents at all. -
i don’t care about Master Raymond either.
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I get William not being everyone’s favorite but I love him in scenes with Lord John. One of my favorite lines is: William: You think you know me don’t you? LJ: Yes William I think I do. I don’t care what relationship Jaime and William have as long as it’s not at the expense of LJ and his relationship with William. David Berry and Charles Vandervaart have had some really nice scenes together.
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I just assumed that once Jaime came back the marriage was just null and void.
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Since Blood of My Blood is airing this summer I would bet season 8 will come out sometime in 2026.
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The only purpose for Faith to have lived is to cause horrible suffering for pretty much all involved. Besides the jumping the shark angle you have: 1. Jaime and Claire essentially having their child stolen. 2. Faith leaving behind 2 young girls that became/would become prostitutes which led one to murder and suicide. 3. Their uncle unknowingly having sex with his niece. 4. Jaime and Claire just discovering 2 granddaughters whose lives were horrible and Jaime arriving too late to save one. If this isn’t just a red herring they really couldn’t have come up with a plot line better than this for the last season? Even if by some miracle of convenient writing Faith is still alive Jane is still dead.
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Purely jump the shark. And no one thought hey let’s not go there since that would mean William banged his niece? They are going to have to twist themselves into pretzels to make this work. And really the baby was still born - leave it be. Let these people die. It’s bad enough that both Jaime and Claire should be dead ten times over but now their premature baby? Come on already.
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Nice that Claire has an unlimited supply of blood to not bleed out while Jaime makes his dramatic point.
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Personally I found this and the dinner with Washington/flag giving to be really forced and eye rolling. Nice of Jaime to blame LJ for getting caught up with the continentals seeing as it’s his fault he wound up there. Imagine getting recaptured in land that is in the American’s control. Am I the only one who doesn’t really care about Jane and Fanny? This has nothing to do with anything but I think the actor who plays Hal would have worked as Washington.
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I’m right there with you. By this part of the books I couldn’t care less about the Frasers and was completely in love and invested in LJG. The show didn’t change that for me either. The visual of them living in his house just makes me dislike them more.
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Yeah, Jaime didn’t seem to care at all that he handed over his reinstated friend to his enemy when Claire told him. It’s also gross that it seems like while John is trying to survive they are playing house in his home. I guess it doesn’t matter with the British withdrawing but still gross.
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I would have liked more scenes of Claire and John too. Not the grieving part but more scenes like the morning after. I like seeing John’s relationships with the Frasers develop beyond Jaime.
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Ian was still alive when Clare left. That is the reason Jaime stayed behind. Jenny left with Jaime.