‘Outlander’ Finale: Jamie Reunites With William & Lord John as Claire Fights for Life (PHOTOS)
Outlander‘s Season 7 finale is nearly here and Starz is unveiling a closer look at what fans can anticipate from the installment titled “A Hundred Thousand Angels.”
As fans last saw, Claire (Caitriona Balfe) was battling for her life after being shot by a stray bullet in the penultimate episode, which saw Denzell (Joey Phillips) take on the high-stakes task of performing surgery to save her. By her side for the ordeal was her distraught husband Jamie (Sam Heughan) who looks a little less burdened in the newly unveiled photos.
The logline for the finale teases Denzell’s challenge of performing Claire’s dangerous surgery with the skills he’s learned from her, along with William (Charles Vandervaart) asking for help from an unexpected source in his mission to help save Jane (Silvia Presente). Additionally, the photos below, tease Jamie’s reconnection with Lord John Grey (David Berry), a reunion with William, and much more.
Scroll down for a closer look at what’s to come, and don’t miss the Outlander Season 7 finale when it arrives on Starz.
Outlander, Season 7 Finale, Friday, January 17, 8/7c, Starz
A blanketed figure resembling Claire looks out on a new day. Has she recovered or is this merely a dream? Only time will tell.
Meanwhile, Jamie waits by her side to see if she’ll pull through.
Denzell also stands by to see if his surgical skills have had the desired impact.
Lord John Grey pays Jamie a visit.
Jamie looks serious as he greets another visitor.
That visitor happens to be his estranged biological son, William.
Can the pair make amends during this difficult time?
Rachel (Izzy Meikle-Small) and Ian (John Bell) check in with Jamie.
Newlyweds Rachel and Ian share an embrace.
Meanwhile, Jane sits as her fate remains uncertain.
She exchanges words with an unknown stranger.
Can William resolve his anger towards adoptive father Lord John?
It seems as if they’re on a path of reconciliation.
William gears up for what appears to be a break-in as he dons a bandana while brandishing a weapon.
Jane’s younger sister Fanny (Florrie May Wilkinson) looks distraught.
Can William help to comfort her?
Buck (Diarmaid Murtagh) and Roger (Richard Rankin) remain lost in time. Can Brianna (Sophie Skelton) find them?
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Love the show but fed up with MGM delaying the programme. When will we ever be able to watch part 8? after all it has already been finalized! Please do not have us wait another year.
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They finished filming. that is all. Post-production work is lengthy. You can always read the novels while you wait. They are not yet at the last published novel.
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The show doesn't compare to the books, it hasn't since the 2nd season. In the books Claire and Jaimie are very funny. So are Ian and Jenny. I think they've ruined the show by taking out the humor that was present in season 1 & 2
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Love the show and enjoy all the twists and turns.
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I love the show, but I’ll tell you I thought I wasn’t gonna live for the second part of season seven and now I’m afraid I won’t live to see season eight please don’t take so long to show it. It just doesn’t make sense.
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It took me about 2 weeks to watch this series and I just finished (of course, not the season finale which is tonight). I watched the series Downton Abbey 5 times. I watched pride and prejudice (1995 series) way more than that. I dont think I will ever watch this again, unless I scroll through most of it. As it is, I scrolled through a couple episodes. Way too much blood and gore, violence, rape, sex and Claire always in the middle of it all...so...blood, violence, rape, sex, someone stole Claire, wash, rinse, repeat. Many of these episodes could have been done in 10 minutes by eliminating so much of the garbage filler. Many times, I closed down because I couldnt stand them not getting to the point. Another thing was..the cliffhangesr, which the next episodes leaves you waiting for a half hour into it. The good parts were very good. Roger was my favorite character. I really dont think I will ever watch this again.
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I confess to the world that I accepted Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior TODAY and Jesus Christ is my Lord and Savior. I AM A CHRISTIAN AND I AM SAVED. Jesus Christ is Lord, He's God's son, He died for my sins and God rose him from the dead. He is alive! I AM A CHILD OF GOD. I have been baptized. I AM NOT ASHAMED! Amen!I will never be ashamed of my faith and my relationship with JESUS. May he bless you and your family. 💯🥰
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Get help. From something that isn’t a brain-draining cult.
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C
What pray-tell does this have anything to do with the show outlander smh
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good question, dlloydryder.
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I am sick of the side plots and the amount of air time spent on them. Watching Roger searching through time for his son and Ian's romance is like sitting through a dozen commercials. I'm not looking forward to season 7 finale.
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Nothing about Outlander is like a commercial. Wow during part u do not like, go p..
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