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The Bakra begins with a change in perspective, as we’re shown exactly what’s happened to Young Ian since his kidnapping. After a long journey as captive to the Portuguese pirates, Ian is taken to see the Bakra, who is supposedly the rightful owner of the treasure Jamie was looking for.
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Horror legend Dee Wallace, best known for her roles in The Hills Have Eyes, The Howling, and Cujo, stars in the Ozploitation slasher flick Red Christmas.
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Uncharted is a weirdly disjointed episode of three distinct parts- the jungle wanderings of castaway Claire, her recovery-come-captivity at Father Fogden’s home, and her blissful reunion with Jamie.
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In Heaven and Earth, Claire makes friends and enemies aboard The Porpoise, whilst Jamie finds himself imprisoned once again.
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Claire and Jamie face superstitions and secret marriages in this week’s instalment of Outlander.
After last week’s nephew-napping, Jamie and Claire attempt to track down Young Ian. Jamie has conveniently forgotten to tell Jenny and Ian what’s happened to their son, solidifying his status as the world’s worst uncle.
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In First Wife, Claire gets a not-so warm welcome at Lallybroch and finally learns Jamie’s dirty little secret.
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It’s back to reality in Crème de Menthe, as Claire discovers the true dangers of Jamie’s illicit activities.
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Part indie-romance, part mainstream comedy, The Boy Downstairs features strong performances from its leads but struggles to deliver laughs.
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In this week’s instalment of Outlander, Claire and Jamie get intimate. Don’t watch this episode on public transport unless you’re prepared to get some odd looks.
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A triumphant return to form for Outlander, this week’s episode Of Lost Things provides the pathos that the season has been lacking so far and fixes the pacing issues from previous instalments.
Bethan Ackerley 