Outlander Season 3 Episode 2

Didn't you just miss that song?

Clearly some time has passed, because Jamie is a bit, um, hairy in that wanted poster. And fair enough, it's now 1752.

Fergus survived Culloden! Too bad he hasn't grown an inch in six years, though.

Damn redcoats. And a Scot fighting on the side that likely killed his relatives. Ugh.

Nice to see Rabbie again. He was the little boy that Claire saved from an abusive father.

Way to be creepy, Jamie.

Who else heard the theme song to Last of the Mohicans in their heads when he was aiming for the buck?

Guess there isn't much cause for talking in the woods, by yourself.

Hel-lo naked Jamie. How we've missed you.

Sucks to be you, Frank.

A bit of breaking the fourth wall here, as Caitriona Balfe is actually Irish.

I wonder if Sam actually knows how to gut a fish. He learned archery for the season.

Fergus, he thinks of you as a son. Remember that. Claire would want him to keep you safe.

Ah, the times when drinking during and immediately after your pregnancy was allowed. Do you think all the babies were born drunk?

Oh, yeah. I forgot it is now illegal for Scots to carry weapons, or even own them.

What will they do if the redcoats come back, especially that Scot who is eager to please his superiors? They can't keep hiding a baby.

I'm just not interested in the present storyline. It's depressing. She should have stayed with Jamie.

I skipped over the Fergus part. My heart couldn't take it. I started watching again when Jamie bound the wound like "milady" used to do it.

Poor kid. First Black Jack, then this.

Oh, that was deep, Ian.

I guess no one ever says her name around him, if his surprise when Ian does is anything to go by.

They slashed the crest?!

I'm torn. I'm with Jenny on this. But I can see how the hermit life is no life at all. Jamie wants to just get it over with.

He's back!

Ooh, someone's gonna get laid. She's not as pretty as Claire, but she'll do. And Claire's using Frank like a breathing vibrator, so...

That professor is a twat. Joe seems nice.

How very '50s. Although, since she's still mentally married to Jamie, this might be best. And Brianna never questioned this? Maybe she just grew up to assume her mother was a cold fish.

That was some good play-acting. Although, I m tempted to believe that when Jenny said she would never forgive him for this, she was telling the truth. And Jamie knows it.

Ah, that was a lovely end scene.