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Daily Record
26-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Record
Outlander Jamie Fraser's death 'sealed' in devastating season 8 clue
Outlander fans are concerned for Jamie Fraser after a first look at the eighth and final series was revealed Outlander fans were given a surprise when the trailer for the eighth and final series of the Starz hit was shown at San Diego Comic Con. The two and a half minute teaser focussed largely on Claire and Jamie Fraser's romance from their first meeting to their wedding and their reunion after 20 years apart. But it was the last 30 seconds that left fans concerned as Jamie (played by Sam Heughan) reveals he had a copy of Frank Randall's (Tobias Menzies) book. He tells Claire: "I've been reading Frank's book," and she asks what it reveals. Jamie replies: "War is coming to the backcountry and that James Fraser dies in it." Fans of the novels by Diana Gabaldon know that in Go Tell the Bees That I Am Gone, Frank's book is published posthumously and hints at Jamie's death when the Battle of King's Mountain takes place. Many will be hoping Frank made a mistake but another shot from the teaser hints Claire could be saying goodbye to her husband. In one moment, viewers are shown blood covering Claire's (Caitriona Balfe) hands. While she may just be covered in blood from helping injured soldiers, it could be Jamie's blood. Unexpectedly, fans have been quick to pick up on the death clue with one writing on Reddit: "FRANK BETTER BE F**KING WRONG." Another added: "I don't think I'll make it if they kill Jamie off in the final season." One fan posted: "The hands with blood is throwing me. My first guess would be that it's Claire at Kings Mountain, but there's no rings." However, many fans were mostly devastated they will have to wait until "early 2026" to see the final series. One fan shared: "I am NOT ready to say goodbye," while another added: "I'm already grieving!!!!!" Following the release of the teaser, Caitriona Balfe took to Instagram to share a heartfelt message about what the show has meant to her. She penned: "Wow. I never thought we be so lucky to get this far... and now that we have I never thought we would have to say goodbye... what a journey... what a story. "Thank you to Diana, the fans, our crew, fellow cast and our writers and producers... everyone at Sony and Starz... here is our final poster."
Business Upturn
12-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Business Upturn
Outlander Season 8: Release date rumors, cast updates and what to expect next
By Aman Shukla Published on July 12, 2025, 18:30 IST Last updated July 12, 2025, 11:31 IST Alright, Sassenachs, gather 'round the fire—it's time to talk Outlander Season 8, the final chapter of Claire and Jamie's wild, time-bending love story. With Season 7, Part 2 finishing its run in January 2025, we're all dying to know when the last season drops, who's back, and what gut-punch moments are coming. Let's spill what we've heard, from release date guesses to plot teases. When Can We Expect Season 8? Starz is keeping the release date under wraps, but here's the tea: filming for Season 8 wrapped in September 2024, and the cast finished post-production, like voiceovers and edits, by March 2025. If we look at how Outlander usually rolls, that points to a premiere sometime in late 2025 or early 2026. Who's in the Cast for the Final Season? No Claire and Jamie, no Outlander—thankfully, Caitríona Balfe and Sam Heughan are locked in, bringing their heart-melting chemistry one last time. They're also executive producers, so they've got skin in the game to make this finale epic. Sam's been hyping it up on X, saying it'll 'go out with a bang,' and Caitríona's posts about wrapping had me reaching for tissues. The Fraser-MacKenzie clan is mostly returning, too: Sophie Skelton and Richard Rankin as Brianna and Roger and as Brianna and Roger John Bell as Young Ian as Young Ian Charles Vandervaart as William Ransom as William Ransom David Berry as Lord John Grey as Lord John Grey César Domboy and Lauren Lyle as Fergus and Marsali and as Fergus and Marsali Florrie May Wilkinson as Fanny Pocock as Fanny Pocock Izzy Meikle-Small and Joey Phillips as Rachel and Denzell Hunter Newbies include Kieran Bew as Captain Charles Cunningham, a British soldier stirring things up, Frances Tomelty as his mom, Elspeth, and Carla Woodcock as Amaranthus Grey, a fresh face in the Grey family. Sadly, Tobias Menzies won't return as Frank or Black Jack Randall—his story's done. And Kristen Atherton confirmed Jenny Murray's out, too, which stings since she's a book favorite. What about Master Raymond? That mysterious healer popped up in Season 7, but showrunner Matthew B. Roberts is playing coy about his role in Season 8. What's the Story Going to Be? Season 8 is only 10 episodes, so it's shorter than the beefy 16-episode Season 7. It'll pull from Diana Gabaldon's ninth book, Go Tell the Bees That I Am Gone , and maybe some of Written in My Own Heart's Blood . Since Gabaldon's still working on her tenth (and final) novel, the show's ending will be its own thing—think Game of Thrones , but hopefully less divisive. Gabaldon wrote Episode 809 and helped shape the finale, so it'll feel true to the Outlander spirit, even if it veers from the books. The American Revolutionary War will take center stage, with Fraser's Ridge caught in the crossfire. Claire and Jamie's love will be tested—because, let's be real, when is it not? That jaw-dropping Season 7 cliffhanger about their stillborn daughter, Faith, possibly being alive (thanks to Fanny's haunting song) has me shook. Will we finally learn how Jamie's ghost ended up in 1945? I need answers! Brianna and Roger's story will likely split between the 1700s and 1980s, dealing with fallout from that creep Rob Cameron. Fergus and Marsali's return means we'll see more of their family, too. Expect battles, betrayals, and probably a few tear-soaked scenes by the fire. Ahmedabad Plane Crash Aman Shukla is a post-graduate in mass communication . A media enthusiast who has a strong hold on communication ,content writing and copy writing. Aman is currently working as journalist at
Yahoo
17-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
A New MacKenzie Baby in Outlander‘s Final Season? Sophie Skelton Weighs In — Watch
Now that Outlander's Brianna and Roger are reunited and on their way (we're guessing) back to her family's time period, you know what would make everything extra special? Another little member of Clan MacKenzie in the Starz series' final season! Indeed, Roger and Bree welcome a third child — a boy named David William Ian Fraser MacKenzie, whom everyone calls Davy — in Diana Gabaldon's ninth Outlander novel Go Tell the Bees That I Am Gone. Given that the TV series' co-showrunners Maril Davis and Matthew B. Roberts have discussed that the upcoming Season 8 will pull from Bees, we went straight to Mama MacKenzie herself for comment. More from TVLine Cobra Kai Bosses Lock Horns on Kreese and Silver's Ultimate Fate: 'This Rivalry Needed an Explosive, Climactic Finish' But... Watson's Morris Chestnut Teases the Good Doctor's Growing Suspicions as Season 1 Returns: 'He's Going to Question Shinwell Quite a Bit' - Watch Dexter: Original Sin: Patrick Gibson Breaks Down Finale's 'Big Betrayal' and Dexter's 'Major Turning Point' 'Yes, in the books, Brianna and Roger have another baby,' Skelton tells me in the video above, shot at SCAD TVfest in Atlanta (where she took home the Lumiere Award). 'As you know, we sometimes stick to the books, and we sometimes don't. But I think it would be great if they had another child. And wearing the fake pregnancy bumps is super fun, so sign me up.' Longtime viewers will remember that Brianna's first birth — that of her and Roger's son, Jem — took place at River Run, with Jocasta, Phadre and Lizzie helping the new mom while her parents were out rescuing Roger from being held captive by the Mohawk. Jem's little sister, Mandy, was born on Fraser's Ridge; Claire and Jamie were around for that one. Though she is not at liberty to say much more about what we'll see in the time-travel drama's final season, she added this: 'I'm a child of three, and I think three is a great number. So that would be super fun, if it was in Season 8.' (After you watch, let us know what you take away from what she says. We're thinking an 18th-century baby registry is in order!) Skelton and I also talked about what kind of mark the Rob Cameron trauma left on Brianna, how Bree's Season 8 costumes are were some of her favorites and much more. Press PLAY on the video above to watch it all. Best of TVLine Yellowjackets' Tawny Cypress Talks Episode 4's Tai/Van Reunion: 'We're All Worried About Taissa' Vampire Diaries Turns 10: How Real-Life Plot Twists Shaped Everything From the Love Triangle to the Final Death Vampire Diaries' Biggest Twists Revisited (and Explained)
