Outlander Season 2

[Drywhitethanks]

When is it on? Have googled and says tomorrow (10th) but what time? not that I'm desperate or anything
Thanks

Thank you - you're verra kind lass

Righto, Red thank you. Can I skip book 1 and go straight to book 2 don't think I can face Wentworth again

If you've seen season 1 you can just start with Dragonfly in Amber

Thanks Red

I'm skipping Wentworth as well.

Ach, darn, I'm too late. Ironically because I've had my head in the brick-sized paperback of book 1 that I've been lugging around.
Ah well...

I'm not skipping it, in fact I'm loving the extra detail. May have to skim over Wentworth prison though, admittedly.

I've been reading about the Jacobite Rebellion & France's role.

Must admit I far prefer the TV version to be more Scotland, kilts & mud than the French courts, chandeliers & bizarre dresses.

Saw an interview with SH Last night doing my research see grin where he said thepart in France is supposed to be unsettling because it's a tricky time for C and J, I get that. Clever I suppose. you'll be glad to her his hair looked great, back to natural colour--

I've been doing similar research Dry .
I know I'm obsessed when I start searching on YouTube and googling images!

I've just given in and gone all teenage fan girl. I have a tumblr where I repost slomo gifs of Jamie

You aren't properly obsessed until you have subscribed to the Starz Youtube channel and watched all of the some video clips.

Or liked the outlander FB page! or had a peek at SH's rather disappointing page

Drywhite only one fb page? Haha! Amateur

Avoid the one with 57k members

Am feeling worried about this week's episode....

Actually watching some interviews on YouTube made me cringe, especially the giddy US ones. Actually feel sorry that the actors have to go through that although they look like they're having a laugh. TM looks a bit baffled. They must get bored answering the same stupid questions all the time. unlike the questions I'd ask of course

Just going to leave a link to the Outlander Kitchen in case any of you love your food as much as your kilted highlanders

I've made a few of the earlier recipes from here and they're all lovely.

Oh but should add they make recipes from the books and occasionally quote from them, so spoiler alert.

Outlander Kitchen? OohMavis
Outlander knitting?
What next?
Murtagh's Scottish dancing handbook?
Claire's herbal remedy secrets?
How to seduce your man the Parisian way ?
Idiots guide to Gaelic for Outlander non Scot fans?

Jamie's highland fashion tips, including how to put on a kilt lying down.
Claire's 40s medley songbook.
How to style your unruly Scottish mop.
Captain Jack's guide to effective interrogation.

Ahh, you mentioned my favourite clip (well one of them), Dry. It's my love of textiles honest

Ahh the kilt deleted scene! I remember it from the S1 thread. Someone said "the man can fill a kilt"

drywhite have you watched the Gaelic tutorial ones? I can remember if I said it on this thread or the first but I can highly recommend the one with SH saying "sassenach"

Uuummmm yeeeesssssss Hudyer I think I've seen that one too.

anyone seen SH in anything else?

I'm watching "Being human" at the mo, catching up on a bit Aiden, taking my mind off the trauma of Outlander

Can someone explain/translate what Jamie says to Claire when he hugs her before she leaves him with Randal at Wentworth....."I love you ...?" Sounds like 'ma mine' or something. It's bothering me. There are lots of Gaelic terms of endearment he uses that are quite sweet.

He was the lead in First Light. The whole film is somewhere on YouTube

Here. Tissues at the ready
vimeo.com/45585260

Just watched the trailer, no Scottish accent

Drywhite, is it mo nighean donn? Jamie calls Claire that all the time. It's my brown haired lass approximately.