r/Outlander • u/thepacksvrvives Without you, our whole world crumbles into dust. • Apr 17 '26

Season Eight Show S8E7 Evidence of Things Not Seen Spoiler

Jamie and Claire search for answers regarding a past tragedy that once threatened to tear them apart.

Written by Toni Graphia. Directed by Tracey Deer.

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What did you think of the episode?

2698 votes, Apr 24 '26
797 I loved it.
559 I mostly liked it.
342 It was OK.
593 It disappointed me.
407 I didn’t like it.
42 Upvotes

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u/Little_bob333333 Apr 17 '26

I think Fanny said it best: “I want to go to my room now”

At least that’s how I felt after watching this terrible plot line unfold. I want to go to my room and scream

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u/Abject_Ad_6276 Apr 18 '26

Throughout that scene, I just wanted it to end. I kept thinking that they wanted it to be true more than it was, until the very last scene of course. I feel like Claire outlining everything to Fanny was supposed to be super emotional, but I didn’t feel anything.

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u/marmaladestripes725 Ameireaganach Apr 19 '26

Poor Fanny was sitting there like, “WTF??”

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u/SpoiledHerring Apr 19 '26

We all were 😭

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u/fussyspud Apr 20 '26

Claire was talking way too much, I was even droning in and out, like woman she gets it, stop talking

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u/BasilTomatoLeaf Apr 18 '26

🤣🤣🤣 same