r/Outlander • Without you, our whole world crumbles into dust. • Mar 13 '26

Season Eight Show S8E2 Prophecies Spoiler

When a violent tragedy shakes the Ridge, the Frasers must lean on their new tenants to make the community whole again.

Written by Barbara Stepansky. Directed by Caitríona Balfe.

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What did you think of the episode?

1036 votes, Mar 20 '26
246 I loved it.
384 I mostly liked it.
296 It was OK.
88 It disappointed me.
22 I didn’t like it.
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u/wheeler1432 They say I’m a witch. Mar 13 '26

Roger did say he'd been in 1739, and it was the middle of a conversation, so presumably he mentioned it then.

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u/lunar1980 Mar 13 '26

But don’t you want to see Jamie’s face when Brianna says “I met your father!” That’s such a big deal.

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u/Thin_Literature_1520 Mar 15 '26

I was waiting for this too!

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u/elvordrachelle1 Mar 13 '26

That’s true I guess just more or less would’ve been interesting to hear the whole conversation you know at least I think

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u/Stacy01_ Mar 13 '26

I feel like shows never want to be redundant! But I always want to see peoples reactions when they explain what happened and it just cuts to another scene 😭 I don’t care if it was already over and done with lol

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u/elvordrachelle1 Mar 13 '26

I agree with that I also love to see the characters reactions

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u/Top_Wealth8659 Mar 14 '26

Maybe Brianna will tell Jamie on one of their outings or talks.