“There
are challenging times for the
Frasers, now at home in pre-revolution
America, as the must-see and much-
anticipated Season Six of the historical-
come-time travel epic Outlander comes
to home entertainment, but danger and
tragedy lie ahead...”
HAVING BEEN WHISKED AWAY TO 18th Century Scotland from her job as a nurse
in the 1940s, Claire (Catriona Balfe) and her husband Jamie Fraser (Sam Heughan)
travelled to North Carolina and face a time of political upheaval. They have
made their home at Fraser's Ridge on land granted to them by The Crown.
Living in the past with the man she loves, Claire is attempting to deal with
the traumatic violent assault she suffered at the hands of Lionel Brown (Ned
Dennehy) and his men. She is working on a new treatment to use in her healing
work and in doing so discovers a dangerous way to cope with her nightmares.
“Outlander
is magnificent,
with beautiful scenery
and period sets,
and utterly compulsive
viewing.
A word of warning:
You cannot
stop watching!”
Claire
is only too aware of the coming revolution and there is already some conflict
among neighbours at Fraser's Ridge. She is concerned that her daughter Brianna
"Bree" Randall Fraser Mackenzie (Sophie Skelton) and her husband Roger Wakefield
Mackenzie (Richard Rankin) may really belong in the 20th Century.
Jamie and Claire face the challenges of Colonial America and Jamie is troubled
by the arrival of Tom Christie (Mark Lewis Jones) with his children Malva (Jessica
Reynolds) and Allan (Alexander Vlahos) and a group of Protestants. Tom, who
is resentful of Jamie, was in Ardsmuir Prison with him in 1753.
When asked by Major Douglas Mackenzie (Graham McTavish) to become an Indian
Agent Jamie agrees to prevent Lionel's brother Richard (Chris Larkin) having
the job. Denying the Cherokees their request to have guns causes an argument
with young Ian Murray (John Bell). Ian sees a man who stirs up painful memories
of his life with the Mohawk.
Roger has a shock at the funeral of Grannie Wilson (Anne Kidd) and Fergus (Cesar
Domboy) and Marsali Fraser (Lauren Lyle) have a fourth child, Henri-Christian,
sadly born with a birth defect.
The rising tensions in the colonies give Claire and Jamie further cause for
concern and Jamie re-evaluates his views after meeting fellow Scot and Indian
Agent Alexander Cameron (Michael Geary).
A dysentery epidemic reaches Fraser's Ridge and Claire becomes seriously ill.
Tragedy strikes with serious consequences for the Frasers. Still unable to come
to terms with being violated and ignoring the outcome of her desperation, Claire
falls foul of Richard Brown, who is searching for rebels and a murderer using
his dubious Committee of Safety.
The Sixth Season sees the Frasers finding out just how far they will go to protect
their home and their family. As outsiders from across the water, the Outlanders
may still have to prove themselves.
Based on the international best-selling book franchise by Diana Gabaldon, Outlander
Season Six also features: Caitlin O'Ryan as Lizzie Wemyss; Duncan Lacroix as
Murtagh Fraser; David Berry as Lord John Grey; Tobias Menzies as Jack; Laura
Donnelly as Jenny Fraser; Nell Hudson as Laoghaire; Lotte Verbeek as Geillis
Duncan; Paul Gorman as Keziah Beardsley; Paul Donnelly as Ronnie Sinclair; Maria
Doyle Kennedy as Jocasta Cameron; Andrew Gower as Prince Charles Edward Stuart;
Sarah Collier as Murdina Bug; Hugh Ross as Arch Bug; Robin Scott as Germain
Fraser; and Rod Hallett as Benedict Arnold.
Series Music by Bear McCreary; Series Cinematography by includes Michael Coulter;
Writers are Matthew B Roberts, Steve Komacki and Alyson Evans, Shaina Fewell,
Luke Schelhaas, Barbara Stepansky, Toni Graphia, Danielle Berrow and Ronald
D Moore. Producers are: Michael Wilson, Catriona Balfe, Sam Heughan and Guy
Tannahill; Executive Producer is Matthew B Roberts. Directors are Kate Cheeseman,
Justin Molotnikov, Christiana Ebohon-Green. and Jamie Payne.
*Outlander is available to own on Blu-ray and DVD from Monday 26 September
2022 and is available to Download and keep now.
Blu-ray and DVD Bonus Features Include Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reels and 3 EXCLUSIVE
Outlander Untold Featurettes —
Crew commentary
Episode
1: "Echoes" Commentary With Matthew B. Roberts | Ep2: "Allegiance" Commentary
With Matthew B. Roberts and Toni Graphia | Ep3: "Temperance" Commentary With
Toni Graphia and Luke Schelhaas | Ep4: "Hour of the Wolf" Commentary With Toni
Graphia and Luke Schelhaas | Ep5: "Give Me Liberty" Commentary With Toni Graphia
and Barbara Stepansky | Ep6: "The World Turned Upside Down" With Toni Graphia
and Maril Davis | Ep7: "Sticks and Stones" Commentary With Toni Graphia and
Danielle Berrow | Ep8: "I Am Not Alone Commentary" With Toni Graphia and Luke
Schelhaas.
Deleted Scenes
Mourning | Fight For You | We Reap What We Sow | The Ache Remains | Famous Day
and Year | Don't Come In | A Jewel In The Crown | What Are You Looking For?
Bloopers
Cast Blooper Reels | Dance Blooper Reels.
Featurettes
A Look Into The Animation: Outlander Untold | Caitriona Balfe auditions with
introduction from Maril Davis Audition Footage | Sam Heughan audition with introduction
| Family Matters: The Ghosts of Trauma | The Shootout At Fraser's Ridge | Outlander
Untold: A Silkie's Scars EXCLUSIVE | Outlander Untold: Creature Feature EXCLUSIVE.
"Outlander is magnificent, with beautiful scenery and period sets, and
utterly compulsive viewing. A word of warning: You cannot stop watching!"
— Maggie Woods, MotorBar
“There
are challenging times for the