Outlander Season 2

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

The jamie part at the Beginning of voyager is breaking my heart. So sad and wonderful, it's making me love him so so much. I know there was a good reason for Claire to go back before culloden (though tbh I can't remember it rn) but I keep thinking oh what if what if what if. All the loneliness and hardship he endures, I know there are things he does that shock people but I was so grateful for whatever crumb of human contact he could get during those years of wilderness...

It was only knowing what was ahead for Jamie that got me through the first part of Voyager. And I haven't read DIA properly but only skimmed it because everything was building up to Culloden and hideousness and I just couldn't bear it.

You should read the culloden part mistressfraser. It's so heartbreaking and so wonderfully done

Meant to add that the last part of DIA is also totally bullshit-free. I really hope that they do it well in the show - mud, blood and tears...

Thinking there should perhaps be a book thread because having seen this post said Outlander Season 2 implies it's about the show, not the book. I realise the two are obviously interlinked but it's a shame for those who aren't reading the books to then get spoilers from the book stuff when only watching episode 7 of season 2.

I have to say I'm kind of in agreement with verbena there, its getting increasingly hard to read this thread without finding out (more) about J & C's future as everyone's getting into the books and naturally discussing/comparing. That's why I asked upthread if anyone hadn't read most/all of the books because I was thinking I may have to stay off the thread; I made a decision not to read the books until I had watched the series but I now know way more about their futures than I wanted to, even without specific spoilers.

I actually just listed, as examples,the main things I've learned from the thread then deleted it as I realised someone may come on to discuss the tv series only and I've outlined the plot for the next couple of series - but that just illustrates my point!

I always try to be very careful when discussing it, making a point not to mention spoilers, so I'd be up for a separate spoilers/tv thread where I can let loose

Point taken: so we need a thread under Adult Fiction, marked spoilers, and one that's spoiler-free under Telly Addicts?

Or two Telly Addicts threads, one allowing spoilers and book discussion, and the other not?

And would there be picture of kilts and knees on both?

Shall we do another telly addicts one where we can discuss spoilers then? All spoilers, because once I start, there'll be no holding back

Adult fiction tends to be a bit deserted. There was an Outlander thread there at the end of the last series and it just died a death.

And would there be picture of kilts and knees on both?

I think whether you are on the thread to discuss tv, books or both there should always be pictures of kilts and knees.

I'm up for a separate thread, it may be a good time to set it up as this one is about to run out...?

I'd vote for a Fallen lassies of Lallybroch thread on telly. I don't have any loyalty to the books as I've only read them after s1, I just like speculating how they will approach bits of the sprawling batshit storyline and what they cut out or leave in.

And discussing Jamie's hair and knees, obviously

Really sorry if I've spoiled the thread, I have tried to be careful :(

I would prefer not to split into book readers and non book readers but I recognise it's difficult. The way I've seen it done on Reddit is they have two threads on the show, clearly labelled as for book readers and for non book readers.

How about two threads: 'Lassies of Lallybroch - SPOILERS' Or something similar. And then a straight 'Outlander Season 2 - NO SPOILERS'?

I'm sure someone can think of something wittier.

Good idea mistress

If you've read the books, it's hard not to speculate on where they're going/what they've left out/etc. I have no particular loyalty to the books either, but I would like to discuss them in regards to the telly series.

So basically what pixie said

Ok, have taken the enormous liberty of doing Lassies of Lallybroch of Lallybroch - SPOILERS
http://www.mumsnet.com/Talk/telly_addicts/2645002-lassies-of-lallybroch-spoilers here

Can someone else do the other one? Otherwise I will get confused between the two and defeat the whole object by posting the wrong thing.

Does this work? Lassies of Lallybroch - SPOILERS
www.mumsnet.com/Talk/telly_addicts/2645002-lassies-of-lallybroch-spoilers

Is the non spoiler one created yet? It's hard to tell from your first post there, mistressfraser?

If not, I'll do the non spoiler one...

And AKA don't worry, as someone said, its hard not to mention things from the books and it was most of the posters, not just you. I think its only the OP and I that haven't read them.

Go for it, hud - I haven't.

non spoilers thread

Do drop by sometime, I've a feeling its going to be quiet in there!