Claire and Jamie's saga · 1945 and 1743–1744

Outlander

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A 1945 nurse touches a standing stone and wakes up in 1743 Scotland

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In 1945, nurse Claire Randall is honeymooning with her husband, Frank, in Inverness. When she touches a stone at Craigh na Dun, she wakes up in 1743, in the middle of a skirmish between Scots and English soldiers. The MacKenzies take her to Castle Leoch, where she becomes a healer and a suspected spy. To escape Captain Black Jack Randall, Frank's ancestor, Claire marries young Jamie Fraser. She survives a witch trial thanks to Geillis Duncan, another traveler from the future, and chooses to stay with Jamie. When Jamie is locked up at Wentworth, Claire and their allies break him out, but Randall leaves him badly hurt. The season ends with the two of them sailing to France and Claire revealing she's pregnant.

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CameoGabaldon at the Gathering
Diana Gabaldon cameos as Iona MacTavish in the episode The Gathering, in the hall at Castle Leoch.
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ReferenceJamie came from Doctor Who
Gabaldon named Jamie after Jamie McCrimmon, a 1745 Scot who traveled with the Doctor in Doctor Who.
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Behind the scenesOne actor, two Randalls
Tobias Menzies plays both Frank, Claire's husband in 1945, and Black Jack Randall, his 1743 ancestor.
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