Time Flies🔴: The Outlander Cast Previews the Race to the ‘Bittersweet’ Season 7 Finale and the Final

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Time Flies: The Outlander Cast Previews the Race to the ‘Bittersweet’ Season 7 Finale (and the Final Season Beyond) P B P None of us like seeing Kilt Mom and Kilt Dad argue, so we’re happy to report that the real-life vibe is loving and laid-back when, a few weeks before our chat with Balfe, she and co-stars Sam Heughan, Sophie Skelton, Richard Rankin and John Bell stop by our New York studio. The occasion: a photo shoot with and our sister site, SheKnows, to celebrate the time-travel drama’s decade of production.

Our conversations with the actors that day, and in the weeks that follow, tend toward what to expect in the run-up to the Season 7 finale on Friday, Jan. 17, 2025. But we’ve also been Outlander obsessives from Day 1, so we can’t help but look back on the cast’s 10 years together. We also peer ahead to the eighth and final season, which at the time of the shoot they are in the process of wrapping.

Meanwhile, back in 1740s Scotland, Roger is losing hope that he’s going to find his son… and starting to hope that he’ll run into his father, a Royal Air Force pilot who went missing during World War II. Did the elder MacKenzie accidentally slip through time? Will Rog, against all odds, reconnect with the dad he thought died when he was a baby? Starz will run us through with a sgian dubh if we spoil the outcome, but Rankin teases that what happens out there on the moors “changes Roger’s entire perception of his entire life.”

First order of business, disregarding the Frasers’ most recent troubles: Would Jamie even have survived to this point if Claire hadn’t been around to set dislocated shoulders, un-mangle hands and cultivate lifesaving penicillin from scratch? “Well, I don’t know,” Heughan starts gingerly, with a sidelong glance at Balfe (who, by the way, immediately answers: “No”). “Sorry, but a lot of the drama comes with Claire.”