Outlander's seventh season is set to return to screens later this year and the showrunners have been sharing some surprising behind-the-scenes secrets from the first half
The second half of Outlander 's seventh season is nearly here, and the showrunners continue to drop surprising details about the latest escapades.
As countless fans eagerly anticipate the return of the Starz series later this year in November, creators Matthew B Roberts and Maril Davis have been illuminating some crucial moments. Claire and Jamie are finally returned to their original home of Scotland, but only under the stipulation that they lay General Simon Fraser to rest once they arrive.
Although this scene was the most critical moment of the final episode, the producers disclosed it was actually one of the very first scenes they shot for the new season.
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