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I have loved all the episodes and have watched each multiple times. I love all the actors portraying these characters. Catriona is beautiful and so believable as Claire. I understand why she wants to return to Frank since he is her history and her future. I remembered being confused in the book, because she had hot Jamie, but still wanted Frank. Frank is her reality and Jamie is fantasy at this point for Claire.
If pressed for time, I watch Sassenach or the Wedding. I love the skill of the costumes and I love the back story on how Jamie got his wedding together. I love the post war Claire and the 18th century Claire.
The actors chosen for this production are great and I love their voices and the accents they use which are different than their own every day accents.
The acting in The Garrison episode was phenonimal. Tobias was brilliant as was Cait. The wedding episode was wonderful, except for the ring issue, but The Garrison left me with just a "wow" feeling.
Would love to be able to vote, but the only way we can see this in SCOTLAND is by hanging around our local castles on the off chance they might be picked as film locations for the day! UKTVNeedsOutlander
Can't pick a favourite. Why you ask? BECAUSE WE CAN'T EVEN WATCH IT IN THE UK YET *!#$*!. Apologise for shouting but it is so frustrating and annoying and unbelievable that a UK channel hasn't picked it up!
why are we in the uk tormented with the fact the rest of the world has seen it and is able to vote? Set here, filmed here, received funding from our national lottery and we don't even have the option to buy the episodes online? In this cyber day and age its a disgrace we are being excluded. Come on uk channels get with it!
#UKTVNeedsOutlander... The whole world and his dog are watching! Why can't we in UK or Scotland?
I really love it all. #1 Jamie. #2 Tobias. #3 Claire #4 Rupert & Angus. #5 Dougal #6 Ned, Mrs. Fitz, Geillis, Jeremy, Jenny, wee Roger, the Reverend, Mrs. Graham, Brian, even Leoghaire! And best of all lovely Scotland!
The Wedding of course and any episode that had more Jamie than Frank!!
Unfairly, the UK has had no takers to show this series. If, and when, I get the chance to view it, maybe I too can rave over it.
We can't choose our favourite episode in the UK, because We Can't See It - no broadcaster has bought it here, we are all very fed up.
Heresy , I know, but I like the series even more than the books--don't stone me.
I loved them all!!. I am watching all the episodes again... and again... and again...
Both sides now. We are finally starting to see the deep relationship between Clair and Jamie. This relationship is the core of the entire saga.
I had to agree with Chris, Jean & Lisa. Each one was integral to the overall story and each was quite different. I am looking forward to binge watching the 8 episodes with my hub/Jamie who is on book 2. We love Outlander! I voted "I love them all."
Each episode had something special in it. I love how Frank is being portrayed. This adds a whold new dimension that wasn't explored in the books. Oh we knew that Claire wanted to get back to Frank but we didn't "feel" the depth of that relationship. Now I can see how loved Frank deeply. Jamie's love for Claire and Claire's love for Jamie is so much more complicated. Loved, loved, loved all the episodes. Anxiously waiting for these amazing actors to retur.
Can you choose a favorite child? Tobias Menzies was brilliantly evil in "The Garrison Commander." "Sassenach" left me breathless. And "The Wedding"? Sure, sure, the love-making supercharged more than one libido, but I was in awe of how intimate the principals made it appear with a roomful of people watching. If you actually choose a favorite episode, it will make me sad.
Because this story is a journey, I had to choose "I love them all." One episode builds upon the previous one. Though so many of us were waiting for "The Wedding," I can't forget Graham's masterful performance in "The Gathering," or Tobias' chilling Black Jack in "The Garrison Commander." All of the parts must come together to make the whole.