Hi y'all,

We fucking did it. We watched this whole show.

Allison, Julie, and Amelia convened to discuss the series finale of Outlander, "And the World Was All Around Us." So many good things to discuss, and one...weird thing that we don't feel like we understood? Maybe Claire can blue light our asses and we can do the whole thing over again?!? THIS TIME WITH LESS MAN IN BEAR SUIT.

Lots of love -

Allison, Amelia, and Julie

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Hi Y'all -

Allison and Julie got together to discuss Outlander season 8 episode 9, "Pharos." OK so I guess we need some set up for the finale...or whatever? Good acting, weird choices about the plots we're focusing on in this episode. Content warning regarding suicide 19:29 - 20:00, and lots of book spoilers 33:20 - 35:53. It's very difficult to end a long-running show well. Here's to hoping.

Lots of love,

Allison and Julie

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Hi y'all,

Allison and Julie happily discuss Outlander season 8 episode 8 "In The Forest," because it was better than whatever happened last week. A couple of notes: 1) Jamie definitely WOULD have asked Claire about the book's dedication, right? 2) Can Brianna just go ahead and invent a time machine so we can fast forward through whatever is happening right now? And finally, 3) Why is Charles Vandervaart sneakily becoming our favorite? Is it because he was a whiny-bitch baby-man who chose to LEARN FROM IT?

Lots of love,

Allison and Julie

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Hi -

Thanks, we don't want it. Lots of book spoilers in here, so if you care, avoid 22:15 through around 28:30. Good job to Lauren Lyle and Sophie Skelton. Nothing pithy to say, this episode was a disappointment.

These sharks aren't going to jump themselves -

Allison and Julie

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Hi y'all,

Julie and Amelia watched Outlander season 8 episode 6 together and are here to chat about it. What great acting! WHAT FANTASTIC COSTUMES. Special thanks to Izzy Meikle-Small (Rachel), Morgan Holmstrom (Wahionhaweh), and John Bell (Ian) for all their beautiful work.

Lots of love,

Julie and Amelia

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Hi y'all,

Julie was joined by friend of the show Laura (aka Viv Pickles) to watch and chat about Outlander season 8 episode 5 "Send for the Devil." What an action-packed episode! What a great up close fight sequence! Here's to the way Captain Cunningham (Kieran Bew) said "Worshipful Master!" Here's to silently yeeting out of an awkward meeting! Here's to slipping a couple of fingers in whilst flirting in a gazebo!

Lots of love,

Julie and Viv Pickles

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Hi, y'all -

Allison and Julie discuss Outlander, season eight episode 4 "Muskets, Liberty and Sauerkraut." First of all, stop the sauerkraut slander! B) Great scene work from Sophie Skelton and Charles Vandervaart. 3) All hail, Queen Elsbeth (Frances Tomelty)! Finally, the word for the belty-hangy-thingy is a chatelaine. They look pretty cool.

Lots of love,

Allison and Julie

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Hi y'all -

It's fine. We're good! But...a real come-down from a bear attack, y'know? Lots of hot pess and good work in this episode. Special tri-corn hat tip to Charles Vandervaart as William, really serving that bug vest. Hey Jamie...quit being such a turd. Your wife is a wizard! Get with the program.

Lots of love,

Allison and Julie

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Hi y'all -

Allison and Julie got together to watch and talk about Starz's Outlander, season 8 episode 2, "Prophecies." This episode has EVERYTHING. The hottest of piss, great direction by our gal Caitríona Balfe, late-night grave digging, great costuming, a new baby, and a bear attack....whuuuut?? This one reminded us of the good old days of our time with this show!

Lots of love,

Allison and Julie

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Hi y'all -

Allison and Julie got a lil' high and very much enjoyed watching Starz's Outlander, season eight episode one, "The Soul of a Rebel." Minus ONE THING, we loved it! Probably a lot of you agree? Aaaannyway, Patti, please enjoy us joking around and occasionally spouting some trenchant criticism. Confidential (not really) to David Berry....we love you. What books would we take through the stones back to the Revolutionary War? No paperbacks, of that we can assure you.

Lots of love,

Allison and Julie

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