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Outlander: Temperance (2022)
I enjoy outlander enough, however they should already being showing...
American Patriots of that time.
That's what I thought they do when Jamie and Claire arrived in Georgia on the Beach.
George Washington was great, but lets communicate with the cool people shall we. LOL
My two cents, I wish they would show a person that believed in God as a normal person. I'm looking at it as he's in a cult, because good Christians that love the Lord don't do that. They won't comprise on their beliefs, and that's fine too, but their not gonna be beaters of their children or against everything that's remotely a gray issue.
I like Rogers character. He was slow going when he came to the 18th century because of the rape situation, he was under a lot of stress so I feel like that can change a person very quickly. He's getting back to what he was before he left 1969. Yay!
I lie Brianna a lot better too...
Feeling sorry for Claire though, poor thing not being able to confide with Jamie. I hope that don't come back to haunt her.
Outlander: Mercy Shall Follow Me (2020)
I like this episode, despite the reviews
It's true the ending might have been rushed, but I felt like it was saying, this storyline is complete and with Bonnet nobody is complaining. I thought it was a good end.
In this episode Bree wanted the law to punish him, but then shoots him with a mercy killing (the episode explains that which I get)
I don't like that the show allowed bree's "feelings" to kill him but Jamie's "feelings" are wrong to kill him
That's not right. People are allowed to feel things that are emotional and righteously just.
I mean even Claire said, that Jamie was doing it for himself over defending Bree's honor. Which, in many ways that's true...so?
The writers act like Jamie wanting to do some damage to Bonnet is the worst thing ever. BONNET RAPED HIS DAUGHTER FOR CRYING OUT LOUD. DUH
Other then the hypocrisy, good episode. I like Bree better, but when she shows feminism in the 1700's it's a big bunch of bologna.
Outlander: Better to Marry Than Burn (2020)
I'm confused...
Why is it wrong for Jamie to want the man that raped bree dead?
Claire said Pride. What pride? Yes, Jamie said she was right but that's just script talkin...If I was raped and my father wanted to take care of business in self defense for my sake. I would not be saying what claire and bree said
This happened with bree a few episodes back when she tells her father that he can't be madder then her.
I'm like huh? I don't get it. I mean...she wants Jamie to sit and drink whiskey and not care? I mean you can't have your cake and eat it too.
What I think is weird....doesn't bree and claire want Bonnet dead?
Also, why the heck is Claire still wearing Franks ring? I mean Jamie says nothing about it...I'm sorry a man would, that's just fake tv for ya.
The abortion talk I skipped. What complete and totally garbage! Claire said her peace then nobody responded...haha, lol. Not real life btw. Abortion is murder in the first degree.
That's all you got, can't afford it...well, then stop! Why wait until your pregnant to do it?
What abortion allows women to do, is get EVERYTHING THEY WANT, without taking responsibility for their actions.
I can have sex, feel good, abort a child, diss the man that tells me he wants the baby. I can say..."my body my choice"
I can also get away with murder and not have anything happen to me.
Yep, that sounds like a woman.
Outlander: America the Beautiful (2018)
This episode was slow and weird
I mean, in America FIND A HISTORICAL FIGURE for crying out loud!
The last scene was trying to achieve a creepiness with the scene which It didn't do.
Not, only is America the beautiful with Ray charles doing it, the worst rendition of the song, it also didn't fit.
Why not slow motion, piano music or something that achieves a covering of the mouth affect in pure horror...oh no can't have that.
We have to have America the beautiful playing in the background dragging out and the characters being overly dramatic.
I mean Claire, or the actress..really? I mean that was painfully bad.
Also, the guy at the beginning being executed...didn't care much about his character. The show spent so much time with a death scene rather then showing us paul revere or something...very odd.
Outlander: Man of Worth (2019)
Finale was good, I liked what happened with Ian.
As for the rest of it, I felt a little romantic tension going on with murtagh and Jocasta...I was right. LOL
I hate to say this, look at all the issues that Brianna caused them...all because she got petty that roger didn't say anything about the obituary of her parents. It's so unbelievable.
I mean her guy got kidnapped, punched out by Jamie, pretty much tortured by the Mohawks made jamie and claire's tension high and pretty much made everyone in danger because of an argument.
That's Feminism for you, making men fail everywhere.
Also, before roger and Bree went through the stones, I felt their chemistry was so much better. As soon as they arrived in the 18th century it's like....their chemistry died.
Brianne told off both Roger and her dad, the two men in her life. One the audience loved and the other growing to love...but no...she wanted to be the only one to feel bad about her rape...because no body else gets too, thus saith Brianne.
I must admit though I felt chemistry between Brianne and Lord John. Weird huh.
Outlander: Providence (2019)
Shocking ending and very moving...sad too..however...
The end was good, but the roger storyline is going on a little too long especially not knowing what the mohawks want from him.
Also, why is Brianna such a terrible character.
She would fit a better villain then Jamie's daughter.
Honestly, just put some kind of evil hat on her or somethin and she would be the evil witch out to get any man that dares to help other women get their rapists. 🙄
Also, why is it okay for her to want her rapist to die but not okay for Jamie being mad and wanting to kill him
I'm lost.
I notice a pattern in period drama's too much feminism and trashing men. There's a show called "The Paradise"
Great show, but the second season is like it got hit with a Feminist bomb...I'm talking Psycho female!
Outlander: The Deep Heart's Core (2019)
Brianna needs a spanking and a bad one! Woodshed material.
Ah, Brianna.
The poster child for the 21st century.
So, a disrespectful feminist with no regard for anyone around her, selfish and full of anger(apparently) and a spoiled rotten brat.
If I said no to my mom or dad oh my word, I would have been spanked.
Let alone what Brianna does...I mean it's like she went temporarily insane, only the sad part is, she isn't.
I mean she calls Jamie a savage, even though she and her mother were talkin about abortion the night before. I mean maybe I'm weird but savage, jamie is not. Sorry, moving on.
Calling him names and slapping him like he's someone on the street when both jamie and Ian tried to help her, all I know is I hope Roger helps her because she's the biggest brat of all time.
She also didn't want to get married...uh, why? Something wrong with a person that wants to have EVERYTHING her way.