In its place, the name Charles Vandervaart appears, which is unsurprising given the large role William Ransom has in the remainder of season seven. Other new moments in the opening credits include Brianna in her work uniform looking over Loch Errenty, and her and Roger swaying slowly at dusk as they embrace outside Lallybroch and their temporary caravan home.Įagle-eyed fans might have also spotted that certain names, such as Mark Lewis Jones, no longer appear in the opening credits - indicating that we won't be seeing his character, Tom Christie, again. While Sinead O'Connor's rendition of 'The Skye Boat Song' remains unchanged, some clips have been swapped out in light of the fact that the story now features two simultaneous timelines: the Frasers' life in the 18th century and the MacKenzies' life in the 20th century.įor instance, the shot of Brianna (Sophie Skelton) and Roger (Richard Rankin) rowing to Ocracoke has been replaced with a clip of a pair of hands holding a colorful airplane toy in the more modern timeline.Īt another point, Brianna and Roger's red 1980s car driving up the road to Lallybroch is seen where previously the credits included the clip of water being gathered from a trough to help combat the fire at Fraser's Ridge. There was no pre-credits scene in 'Outlander' season seven, episode five, most likely to make audiences take note of the new, updated opening credits. Several clips featured in the 'Outlander' season seven credits have changed. Roberts teased a photo of the book on May 22.Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders. That attempt failed, ostensibly because one or both of them were unable to get Fraser’s Ridge out of their heads when they imagined “home.” Barring a major divergence from the books, that means we’ll see them go back to the future in either season 6 or 7. In the season 5 finale, we see Roger ( Richard Rankin) and Bree ( Sophie Skelton) attempt to pass back through the stones while tethered to their son, Jemmy. On her site, Gabaldon sums up the four main Echo in the Bone plot threads as follows: Jamie and Claire Fraser are now in the midst of the American Revolution Their daughter Brianna, her husband Roger MacKenzie, and their two children, settled at Lallybroch in the 1970′s (finding their feet after their return from the past-but are unaware that that past is just about to leap out at them again) Lord John Grey and his step-son William (Jamie’s unacknowledged illegitimate son), are embroiled in the Revolution on the British side with William in the army and Lord John on the clandestine side of intelligence and Jamie’s nephew Young Ian: his troubled love-life is about to take another sharp left turn. While the renewal wasn't quite as exciting as when the network announced seasons 5 and 6 at the same time back in 2018, we're just going to live in the present and look forward to the many fresh episodes that await us.eventually.

'We look forward to following the adventures of Claire and Jamie in America during the Revolution as well as more time travel during this next season,' Starz president of original programming Christina Davis said in a statement announcing the greenlit season 7 back in March 2021. But at a certain point in 2020, it was easy to wonder if we'd ever see Jamie ( Sam Heughan), Claire ( Caitriona Balfe), and the rest of the Fraser's Ridge gang on our screens again. To be an Outlander fan is always an exercise in patience, whether you're enduring the year-plus wait between new seasons on its home network Starz, or checking Netflix for season 5 on a daily basis. Second, there's a silver lining: Season 7 will be a whopping 16 episodes long! First, we can expect season 6 in early 2022, but it will be a shortened season (yay/booo). On June 1-known as World Outlander Day, to the show's most devoted fans-Starz delivered a double dose of news via the show's Instagram.

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