Now, with season 6 over, fans are already looking ahead to its next "mega-sized" season, especially with the gold nuggets of Outlander season 7 filming sneak peeks. Jamie ( Sam Heughan)'s racing to find her, and audiences were left wondering if she'll hang for the crime. The Starz historical drama based on Diana Gabaldon's ongoing book series last left our main characters in quite the peril: Claire ( Caitriona Balfe)'s in prison, wrongfully accused of murdering Malva Christie ( Jessica Reynolds) à la witchcraft.
Outlander season 6 episodes premiered earlier this year, effectively ending its two-year dry period (or "Droughtlander" as fans affectionately dubbed it). Here are the 7 Casting Decisions That Hurt Outlander (And 13 That Saved It).Lads and lassies, the Fraser clan is about to face their biggest adventure yet - 16 episodes of it, in fact. With that in mind, we have broken down the members of the Outlander cast who hurt the show more than helped it, as well as the ones who made it into the sensation it has become. Sometimes, though, there were either mistakes made in casting or it was simply just too hard for the fans to picture certain actors in the roles of certain characters.Įither way, it has become abundantly clear that proper casting in any television show - especially one that was bound to become a cultural phenomenon - can make or break it. Luckily for the team behind Outlander, they did a great job.for most of the characters.
There are all of the added action sequences and the passion between the two protagonists that draws in both male and female viewers from all over the world.īut the truth of the matter is, the incredible popularity of the show would have never happened if they hadn't made the right casting choices with the majority of their characters. The romantic story, the beautiful Scottish Highlands as the backdrop, with the 18th-century being the primary setting makes it one of the most breathtaking and intriguing shows on right now. Outlanderis one of the biggest shows on television.
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