Anyone watching Outlander season 4? Having a new young’un means I can’t do a full recap, but how about a discussion post? Come comment about the episode!

Most are high up in a tree and unable to provide her sustenance. One pulls a “Wilson”. The last is a priest.

This week, Claire makes the best of being a captive doctor on a ship full of diseased sailors, while Jamie becomes a captive Scot on a ship full of people who care about Claire less than him.

This week, our intrepid couple take to the high seas. Absolutely nothing goes wrong and the trip is super boring.

Above, Claire is all of us who are still waiting for Claire and Jamie to feel right again.

What even is happening?! You guys, Mom and Dad are fighting and I can’t even. I mean, they didn’t even kiss this episode! Maybe that’s just what happens when you’ve got so many illegal activities to worry about.

After last episode’s cliffhanger we finally get payoff from the five episodes / twenty years that have gone by. Say hello to A. Malcolm!

I mean, don’t they always? In episode 5, just when Claire thinks she has resigned herself to staying in the ‘60s with Brianna, good ol’ Roger shows up with a last surprise.

And who is in a glass case of emotion after episode 5, “Of Lost Things”? Let us stew in our feels together until our fingers get all pruny.

We celebrated Outlander’s leading lady, Claire Beauchamp Randall Fraser, before season 2 - looking back on all of our favorite season 1 moments. With season 3 upon us, let us recall even more moments where we appreciated this English Scotch Time Traveler Healer’s badassery.

With the season 2 finale, Outlander really succeeds in putting us in Claire’s shoes - we spent so long invested in the 1700s only to have it ripped away from us at the last second in favor of the 1900s. Oh show, you’re so meta.

As we barrel towards our epic conclusion to the Jacobite Rising (and to the season), the penultimate episode gives us closure in some respects, and leaves the Jacobites’ fate all but sealed despite our heroes’ best efforts.

I think yes, but your mileage may vary. This week, in “Vengeance is Mine,” either a lot happened, or very little, depending on your point of view. Let’s see if we can keep track of all the moving parts.

This week, “Prestonpans,” and a study in how our characters deal with a war that they have been either eagerly awaiting, or dreading. And while the battle may be a victory for the Jacobites, it is a defeat for our hearts.

This week on Outlander: Training for the Jacobite Rising. Farmers trading in their scythes for swords and learning to march in time to bagpipes...We’re gonna need a montage!

Alas, I am on the road (neither collecting rent from my tenants nor singing a Scottish Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy, sadly) so this is more of a discussion thread than a recap. But let’s talk about “The Fox’s Lair!”

This show keeps finding new ways to tear our guts out. I shouldn’t be surprised by now but...here we are.

St. Germain and Jamie must work “together” for Prince Charles. It goes about as well as you’d imagine. Plus, were you wondering if Claire and Jamie would make up after last week’s epic fight? Wonder no more!

...despite never making an appearance. This week on Outlander: The resolution of last week’s riotous cliffhanger, plus a moral quandary for Claire as she seeks not to change the future, but to keep it the same, in one very personal aspect. And the man we love to hate is back!

So, you’re a woman in 18th century France trying to pull of a dinner party for 14 16 people? Perhaps this handy guide will take some of the pressure off so you can focus on recovering from near-poisoning as you try to avoid the most common party planning pitfalls.