With six and a half seasons behind it and a planned spinoff gathering more and more momentum, Outlander feels at its very best right now. Season 7 Part 2 kicked off with all the twists and turns one would imagine, with episodes 9 and 10 packed full of shocking revelations and moments of deep and dramatic emotion.
Ten years and many an iconic episode since its 2014 debut and Outlander is still at its very best. With episode 10 posing many questions and leaving millions of viewers floored by a shocking final twist, the countdown is on for more to be revealed as the final episodes of Outlander Season 7 pass by – if only we could time travel and watch the series afresh. So, without further ado, here’s a look at everything you need to know about Outlander Season 7, episode 11.
Where to Stream ‘Outlander’ Season 7, Episode 11
Outlander’s seventh season is available to watch on Starz, with every episode available to watch at 8 p.m. EST each Friday through January 10, 2025. Episode 11 will be released on Starz at 8 p.m. EST on Friday, December 6, 2024. You can catch up with previous episodes on Starz now.
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What Happened in ‘Outlander’ Season 7, Episode 10?
Outlander Season 7’s second part has already exploded into life with heartfelt moments and bombshells galore. Episode 10, “Brotherly Love”, brought about the expected but no less heartbreaking passing of Ian (Steven Cree), with episode 9’s dedication to showcasing Ian much younger only helping this death hit even harder. Ian was such a pivotal player in the Outlander series, and his presence will be sorely missed in the lives of those he touched.
However, this isn’t the only death that rocks Outlander Season 7’s tenth episode, with Claire’s (Caitriona Balfe) arrival at Lord John Grey’s (David Berry) house met with a stunning and flooring revelation: Jamie’s (Sam Heughan) ship has been lost at sea and no survivors have been recovered. Alas, Jamie is pronounced dead, and, despite Claire’s denial, the reality soon sets in and she seeks faith in mourning. Looking to help protect her, John nobly offers her his hand in marriage, although it seems as if all this has been at least in some way influenced by the very unpredictable truth in grief. For a more in-depth look back at Outlander Season 7, Episode 10, check out Collider’s full recap.
‘Outlander’ Season 7, Episode 11 Preview
Following on from the twist-filled episode 10, episode 11, “A Hundredweight of Stones”, will deal with the fallout of the shock announcement of Jamie’s death, although his ship lost at sea suggests all may not yet be as it seems. Nevertheless, for Claire and co, this news is devastating, with Lord John in particular having to face the brunt of social expectations against his grief. This is something actor Berry spoke about earnestly in an interview with TVLine, saying,
“I hope audiences can really relate to John’s grief in this moment as much as they relate to Claire’s. I think it’s easy for audiences to really tap into the grief that Claire is feeling, but this is also a great love that Lord John has been carrying and a huge loss that he experiences.” To handle that weight of emotion is task enough, but, given the social norms of the time and the expectation placed on John’s shoulders, showcasing grief can possibly come with a hefty price. “There is a real problem and tragedy in that he can’t mourn the way publicly, or even privately, that he wants to,” Berry adds, “He has to hide it from William. He has to hide it from the public,” Berry says. “Again, he’s very adept at hiding things and the things that he loves, but it’s going to tear him apart.”
Elsewhere the time-tripping is set to continue, as the journeys of these wonderfully crafted characters threaten to explode into chaos. Just six episodes remain in Outlander, and the next will perhaps be used as a backdoor pilot for the upcoming spinoff Blood of My Blood; That is if the now-famed first line of the preview available to watch above is to be followed. A synopsis for the upcoming episode reads:
“Claire turns to John Grey for comfort as they process difficult news. Ian and Rachel discuss their love and their future. Brianna confronts an intruder at Lallybroch.”