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Journeycake is the eleventh episode of Season Five and sixty-sixth episode overall of the Outlander television series. A revelation about Jemmy forces Roger and Brianna to choose between staying in the eighteenth century and returning to the safety of the future. Jamie finds that unrest in the backcountry has given rise to a new power – an organization led by the unpredictable Brown brothers ...
May 4, 2020 · A short distance from the house, Roger comes across a little girl with burns all over her body, near death and crying. Jamie moves to end her suffering with his knife, but Roger stops him. Then ...
May 3, 2020 · Here are my reactions to Episode 511 of the OUTLANDER TV series, titled "Journeycake". For those of you who don't know, this episode was written by Diana Gabaldon, author of the OUTLANDER series. *** SPOILER WARNING!! ***. There are SPOILERS below! If you don't want to know yet, stop reading now. The episode opens with Jamie, Claire, Roger, and ...
Outlander. Powered by Reelgood. With only one episode left in Outlander Season 5 and two of the major storylines wrapped up — the Battle of Alamance has concluded and Stephen Bonnet is finally ...
Apr 27, 2020 · Yet, we’ve been through 10 episodes of intensity and drama. Don’t expect anything to slow down before the end. The Outlander Season 5, Episode 11 synopsis makes that clear. The show has made some big changes in terms of plotline speed. Stephen Bonnet is dead, something that doesn’t happen until the sixth book of the series. However, doesn ...
Ian’s own backstory as explored in “Famous Last Words” fails to connect with the dialogue between Bree, Roger and Ian in this episode. Ian told Roger about his dead or divorced wife. Bree ...
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May 4, 2020 · And also why it’s no coincidence that the treasured author of this very book series has written the dialogue here. [9:20 p.m.] While we’re on the topic of books — this is an apt reminder to never judge a book by its cover. Because a cover is nice, but a cover is not the book. Ta-ru-ra-lee, ta-ra-ta-ta-ta! [9:21 p.m.]
