They are two of the most accident prone people in fictional history. I’d forgotten, having read the books years ago, about how bonkers the plots became and watching the ludicrous coincidence of Ian being captured at the exact moment he went to collect some long buried gems by pirates who just happened to be wandering…

That bugged me too. I frankly can’t believe that Claire in 20 years would not spend time in the Harvard library researching the outcome and effects of Culloden. It seemed unlikely that a woman who stormed into a prison full of villains to rescue her husband would just “whatever” the outcome her husband’s life and the…

A great point that a lot of readers/viewers ignore. Gabaldon does not write well for females. Her female characters are all quite one dimensional, except for Claire. Even Jenny is quite stereotypically stubborn, hilarious, opinionated and loyal yet did not seem to change or grow, despite quite extraordinary times,…