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Outlander 8x09 Episode Breakdown

26 min · 2 de jun de 2026
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This week, we are diving into Outlander Season 8 Episode 9, "Pharos." This episode was written by Diana Gabaldon herself, and sits as the penultimate episode of the season and the series as a whole. We discuss the rescue of Lord John Grey after he was kidnapped by Captain Richardson, the emotional reunion between Jamie and Lord John, how William is coming to terms with having two fathers, and the lead-up to the Battle of Kings Mountain. Let's talk.

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