Reviews

This film is undescribable. It's one of those films that everybody should watch. I just can't express how much this film is worth.

I think this series is worth watching for everyone who is looking for a shockingly emotional and animated love story. Each and every actor does a brilliant job. The characters are various and likeable. The protagonists have a perfect chemistry. The villains are elaborate. The music - not surprisingly; we are talking about the work of Toygar Isikli - is indescribable. The story is unpredictable, edifying and moving. I can truly recommend it to everyone.

This episode was so full of emotions! It's a perfect ending for a perfect season. I don't know how I'll be able to wait out the next.

I know I say this for every episode, but man, how can they do such a perfect job? This episode was so powerful and moving and full of emotions that I'm still crying.

I've been waiting to see Lord John again so much, and he's perfect as always. The dinner at Jocasta made me laugh so hard! I was glad we saw more of Marsali and Fergus and Murtagh too. I'm looking forward to the next episode, but I don't want the season to end, ever.

Yet another piece of art. The actors, the directors, the writers and everyone else working on this show is damn talented and does a good job. Well done, as always.

This episode made my eyes water more times than I could count. It's so perfect I can't find the right words for it. This is truly an episode that was worth waiting for. I couldn't imagine bringing the books to screen more perfectly.

Another perfect episode that broke my heart. I'm looking forward to the next, as always.

This simply doesn't make any sense! Why on Earth did they have to differ from the book? It's nice to see Joanie, and I'm in love with all the scenes about Frank and Bonnet and Roger and Brianna, but who the hell thought that giving Laoghaire this much screen time instead of giving it to the Lallybroch-people was a good idea?! I would have loved to see Brianna in Lallybroch with Jenny and Young Jamie and so on. I didn't care to see her with Laoghaire for half an hour, and then spending only two minutes in Lallybroch, and only with Ian. I give it a 10/10 because of Frank, and because they didn't alter Bonnet's character, and because Roger has finally gotten a little bit more screen time. But I hate the way they swapped the order of Brianna and Roger's arrival.

I have wanted so bad to see Willie and John again, and oh my God, this episode was so heartwarming and perfect!

I know it's not like in the books, but oh my God, I was so happy when they reunited in Woolam's Creek, and when he came to Claire! And what Herr Müller did broke my heart.

I know, every Outlander-episode is marvelous, but man, this thrilled me so much I can barely breathe! I know they don't exactly follow the books all the time, but who cares if the result is a piece of art anyway? I can't wait to see the next episode.

I can't find the proper words for this amount of grandeur. Roger and Brianna, Jame and Claire, Fraser's Ridge... it's just so beautiful en bloc!

River Run looks amazing. But Outlander has always been beautifully visualized, so I expected nothing less. Jocasta's character is stunning. I knew what was going to happen, and it still shocked me. It's absolutely worth watching, as always.

I have been in love with this series since the first episode. I have read the books too, but I have never ever been disappointed with the series. This episode was beautiful, moving and shocking as hell - but that's just the usual riot of feelings that we can expect from all Outlander-episodes. A masterpiece, truly.