Outlander - Season 4 Episode 10 Watch Free in HD

A series of more exciting events are appearing again in the Fourth season including: When Claire and Jimmy visit Aunt Jocasta at her ranch, the tragedy will come, and both will be caught between two choices that are not easy. Claire tries to show Jamie some American history, prompting him to wonder again.

Genre:

Drama, Fantasy, Romance

Actors:

Caitriona Balfe, Sam Heughan, Duncan Lacroix, Tobias Menzies, Grant ORourke, Graham McTavish, Stephen Walters, Romann Berrux, Andrew Gower, Keith Fleming, James Allenby-Kirk, ...»

Director:

Jennifer Getzinger, David Moore, Mairzee Almas, Ben Bolt, Julian Holmes, Stephen Woolfenden

Country:

United States

Release:

2018

IMDb:

8.4

Quality:

Duration:

64 min

Claire Randall, Claire Fraser

Played by: Caitriona Balfe

Jamie Fraser

Played by: Sam Heughan

Murtagh Fraser

Played by: Duncan Lacroix

Jack Randall, Frank Randall

Played by: Tobias Menzies

Rupert MacKenzie

Played by: Grant O'Rourke

Dougal MacKenzie

Played by: Graham McTavish

Angus Mhor

Played by: Stephen Walters

Fergus

Played by: Romann Berrux

Prince Charles Edward Stuart

Played by: Andrew Gower

Lesley

Played by: Keith Fleming

Hayes

Played by: James Allenby-Kirk

Geillis Duncan, Mrs. Abernathy, Gillian Edgars

Played by: Lotte Verbeek

Fergus

Played by: César Domboy

Jenny Fraser

Played by: Laura Donnelly

Ian Murray

Played by: Steven Cree

Ned Gowan

Played by: Bill Paterson

Laoghaire MacKenzie

Played by: Nell Hudson

Willie

Played by: Finn Den Hertog

Colum MacKenzie

Played by: Gary Lewis

Marsali

Played by: Lauren Lyle

Mr. Willoughby

Played by: Gary Young

Murray, Ian, Young Ian

Played by: John Bell

Comte St. Germain

Played by: Stanley Weber

Mary Hawkins

Played by: Rosie Day

Ross

Played by: Scott Kyle

Reverend Wakefield

Played by: James Fleet

Magnus

Played by: Robbie McIntosh

Brianna Randall Fraser

Played by: Sophie Skelton

Master Raymond

Played by: Dominique Pinon

Duke of Sandringham

Played by: Simon Callow

Louise de Rohan

Played by: Claire Sermonne

Mrs. Fitzgibbons

Played by: Annette Badland

Suzette

Played by: Adrienne-Marie Zitt

Andrew MacDonald

Played by: Jim Sweeney

Mrs. Crook

Played by: Margaret Fraser

Taran MacQuarrie

Played by: Douglas Henshall

Lord John Grey

Played by: David Berry

Joe Abernathy

Played by: Wil Johnson

Mother Hildegarde

Played by: Frances de la Tour

Mrs. Graham

Played by: Tracey Wilkinson

Lord General George Murray

Played by: Julian Wadham

Alex Randall

Played by: Laurence Dobiesz

Quartermaster John O'Sullivan

Played by: Gerard Horan

Roger Wakefield

Played by: Richard Rankin

King Louis

Played by: Lionel Lingelser

Lennox

Played by: Douglas Russell

Kincaid

Played by: Gregor Firth

Duverney

Played by: Marc Duret

Lieutenant Jeremy Foster

Played by: Tom Brittney

Rabbie McNab

Played by: Jamie Kennedy

Margaret Campbell

Played by: Alison Pargeter

Wee Jamie

Played by: Aaron Wright

Captain Raines

Played by: Richard Dillane

Crenshaw

Played by: Francis Magee

Horrocks

Played by: Lochlann O'Mearáin

Elias Pound

Played by: Albie Marber

Brian Fraser

Played by: Andrew Whipp

Young Roger Wakefield

Played by: Rory Burns

Annalise de Marillac

Played by: Margaux Chatelier

Corporal Hawkins

Played by: Edmund Digby-Jones

Hugh Munro

Played by: Simon Meacock

Danton

Played by: Andrea Dolente

Lord Lovat

Played by: Clive Russell

Father Fogden

Played by: Nick Fletcher

Lady Geneva Dunsany

Played by: Hannah James

Brigadier General Lord Thomas

Played by: John Heffernan

Brother Paul

Played by: Sandy Grierson

Sir Fletcher Gordon

Played by: Frazer Hines

Donalda Gilchrist

Played by: Valerie Edmond

Seorise Ward

Played by: Martin Brodie

Lady Louisa Dunsany

Played by: Beth Goddard

Captain Yates

Played by: Ian Dunn

Private Edward Richards

Played by: Mark Jeary

Mairi

Played by: Rachel McCreath

Willie

Played by: Clark Butler

Captain Clermont

Played by: Brendan Patricks

Lieutenant Barnes

Played by: Robert Curtis

Nobleman #2

Played by: John Mawson

Syfy Wire

I was hoping this convo would end with Jamie offering to teach his daughter some self-defense moves, but sadly, this doesn't turn out to be a Karate Kid moment.

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Entertainment Weekly

For anyone watching the show, especially those of us who are survivors, it felt extremely cruel and unnecessary to revisit it in such a graphic and stomach-turning manner.

January 07, 2019

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TV Fanatic

Probably the most exciting aspect of the hour was Roger stumbling onto the stones.

January 07, 2019

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AV Club

To make [Jamie] so tone deaf and ignorant when it comes to sexual assault is irresponsible, and it happens throughout the episode, starting at the very beginning.

January 07, 2019

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New York Magazine/Vulture

Great, now mom and dad are fighting! Is there no end to the heartbreak?!

January 07, 2019

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Culturess

It's just zero to slut shaming in an instant.

January 07, 2019

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Paste Magazine

What a surprise! Things are not looking good.

January 07, 2019

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New York Times

But this family feud is also comeuppance for Jamie. And that's rare enough to feel important.

January 07, 2019

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Decider

But this scene, no matter how much it's fine-tuned for 2019 viewers, will always be problematic.

January 07, 2019

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Tell-Tale TV

At the best of times, this episode shines in the dysfunctionality of its core family.

January 07, 2019

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