13 'Outlander' Moments That Made Us Laugh (PHOTOS)

Meaghan Darwish July 08, 2019 6:00 pm

Starz

Claire's Joke (Season 1, Episode 5)

On the road with Jamie and his clan, Claire decides to make a joke when Rupert is bragging about women fighting over him and being jealous of each other. Claire then quips, "I believe your left hand gets jealous of your right," which receives laughs on and off-screen.

Starz

Drunk Jamie (Season 1, Episode 12)

While at Lallybroch, Jamie partakes in some hefty drinking and returns to his and Claire's room on stumbling feet. The couple's ensuing conversation is just as sweet as it is funny.

Starz

Murtagh's Dance Moves (Season 1, Episode 14)

In an unlikely team-up, Claire and Murtagh set out to find Jamie during Season 1, and in their effort to track him down, they need to draw attention to themselves. Murtagh decides his best bet for drawing attention is dancing, which is anything but spectacular.

Starz

Lost in Translation (Season 2, Episode 2)

Jamie takes quick action when he sees a man getting handsy with his wife by throwing him into a nearby body of water, but the man in question happens to be the Minister of Finance in France — someone both Claire and Jamie wish to speak with.

Starz

A King's Constipation (Season 2, Episode 2)

In a truly bizarre and oddly funny scene, King Louis is surrounded by guests as he attempts to relieve himself. During the ordeal, Jamie suggests the King consider incorporating porridge into his diet.

Starz

Putting on an Act (Season 2, Episode 9)

In an attempt to help Jamie gain information from a young captured John Grey, Claire poses as a prisoner to Jamie's clan. The couple takes the act far enough to make the young man believe Jamie would take advantage of her, but of course he doesn't.

Starz

Jamie's Fainting Spell (Season 3, Episode 5)

Upon seeing Claire for the first time in a couple decades, Jamie proceeds to faint, and watching a grown man tumble to the floor in such a way is sure to make anyone laugh, fan or not.

Starz

Kiss Interrupted (Season 3, Episode 6)

Jamie and Claire celebrate their reunion with emotional kisses and tears, but Jamie's print shop worker interrupts the sweet moment with a declaration that he's quitting after he walks in on the couple kissing while Jamie's pants-less — but only because he spilled his drink.

Starz

Scared Jamie (Season 3, Episode 8)

After Jamie is shot by Laoghaire, Claire is treating her husband, despite being upset after learning Jamie and Laoghaire married after she left. During the healing process, Claire administers antibiotics and gives Jamie a scare over the needle, much to viewers' delight.

Starz

Talking to Coconuts (Season 3, Episode 11)

While Claire is stranded on a remote island, she's taken in by a man named Father Fogden who regularly converses with a coconut, and Claire resorts to such extremes in an effort to convince the crazy man that she needs to leave his home.

Starz

Drunk Claire (Season 3, Episode 11)

While recovering from her island injuries, Claire enjoys some soup that Willoughby made. The dish does include a lot of booze though, and Claire gets hilariously confident in her drunken state.

Starz

Bree & Roger's Road Trip (Season 4, Episode 3)

In one of the first episodes from Season 4, fans see Bree and Roger take a road trip to North Carolina, and their on-road shenanigans show off their relationship as well as bring the laughs.

Starz

Dancing Murtagh Returns (Season 4, Episode 5)

In Season 4, Claire reunites with Murtagh and he decides to reintroduce himself by whistling "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy" — a song they sang on the road together — while recreating his jig. The moment is both heartwarming and comical.

When viewers think of Outlander, comedy isn't the first genre that comes to mind, but the Starz drama romance does have its funny moments.

Since Season 1, the series has had fans entranced with the relationship between Jamie (Sam Heughan) and Claire (Caitriona Balfe), yet there are more than a few moments that prove the show has a knack for laughter. Whether it's drunken exchanges or some less-than-stellar dance moves, Outlander has made us laugh more than once.