Plus, Sophie Skelton and Richard Rankin unpack the revelations for Brianna and Roger about what happens to Claire and Jamie in the past.

An actor with a history of domestic violence appeared in Sunday’s episode of Outlander as a Cherokee who thanks Jamie [Sam Heughan] for killing a former tribal member who “laid with his woman against her wishes.”

This week on Outlander it’s back into the wilds of colonial America for a Thanksgiving episode.

If Claire and Jocasta’s interactions in the last couple of Outlander episodes felt sharper than 你 remember from the book, well, executive producer Matthew B. Roberts says, that’s because they were.

In Sunday’s episode of Outlander, “The False Bride,” the time-traveling drama swings away from the epic 18th-century romance of Claire and Jamie Fraser to spend time with their daughter, Brianna, who’s living in 1960s Boston.

Spoiler alert! Don’t read this unless you’ve seen “The False Bride,” the third episode from season 4 of Outlander.

This week Outlander returns to its time-splitting model of season three, alternating between Claire and Jamie’s story in the past and Roger and Bree’s story in 1970.

Welcome hame, Brianna and Roger!

The veteran designer reflects on creating a New World wardrobe

"It is such a huge part of the book and we couldn't have done this season without exploring this," Caitriona Balfe tells The Hollywood Reporter of the sensitive storyline.