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Outlander Season 5 Episode 11 Recap: Journeycake

Want to relive Outlander Season 5 Episode 11? We do a minute-by-minute reaction to “Journeycake.” 

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How They Made It: Classic Rum Punch from River Run

Welcome back to our occasional series, “How They Made It,” where we explore the food and drink of Outlander. This time we’re toasting Jocasta & Duncan with classic Rum Punch. Slainté!

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Outlander Behind-the-Scenes: A Day at the Beach Outlander style

Only in Outlander could a day at the beach be so challenging. Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at a day at the beach Outlander style.

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Does Jamie Fraser Die In Outlander? Every Death & Near-Death Explained

Jamie Fraser appears to die in the Outlander series finale after being shot at Kings Mountain, but Claire’s blue light and white hair strongly imply she brings him back. Here’s Jamie’s fate explained, along with every major death and near-death he survives throughout the series.

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Outlander Season 5 Episode 9 Recap: Monsters and Heroes

Want to relive Outlander Season 5 Episode 9? We do a minute-by-minute reaction to “Monsters and Heroes.” 

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The Hanged Man: Mental Health and Roger Mac’s Transformation

Outlander Episode 508 tackled some very important mental health issues — PTSD, depression and suicide — after Roger’s hanging and Young Ian’s yet-to-be-revealed troubles. Andrée Poppleton looks at how successfully the show portrayed these important ideas.

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Outlander Season 5 Episode 8 Recap: Famous Last Words

Want to relive Outlander Season 5 Episode 8? We do a minute-by-minute reaction to “Famous Last Words.” 

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The Handmaid’s Tale Season 3 Premiere “Night” Review: June Chooses The War

The Handmaid’s Tale Season 3 premiere, “Night,” turns June away from escape and toward war — but the best parts of the episode are the messy relationships around her.

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“The Ballad of Roger Mac”: Loss in Outlander and in Life

“The Ballad of Roger Mac” is about more than the loss of Murtagh in Outlander. It’s about loss of life as we know it in the here and now. Karen Rutledge shares her thoughts. 

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