Guns of Outlander Season 6

[user 33882]

Final episode had a good mix of guns. The big house was stacked with muskets, a double barrel fowling piece/shotgun, pistols, etc.

 

[hanshi]

I've been impressed with the show and the choice of firearms for that period in history. Can't even think of anything negative to to say about the authenticity.

 

[brushblind]

What is Outlander?

Just the best TV show ever, taken from a book series by author Diana Gabaldon. I think it first aired on Starz and available on CD.

 

[brushblind]

I've learned a lot about the series! No1, my wife is a super fan, No2, never ever make any noise or say anything negative about any actor/actress, plot, author, producer, or historical correctness or anything during the show, the Bose is on and I'm in mute mode! Just sayin! LOL

 

[Artificer]

I LOVE the show, but of course Kilted Highlanders are in our ancestral lines. Add Basket Hilt Broadswords, Dirks, Bonnie Lasses, etc. and I'm all in.

Yes, I've spotted a number of historic inaccuracies, BUT I also have to give credit for historical accuracy they bring in. I don't care if the actors have to read Scottish Gaelic off huge Q cards, I'm ecstatic to see it included. They have done a remarkable amount of things correct on daily life, particularly in Scotland.

I've watched it from the beginning and binge watched episodes as they have them on Starz. Heck, that show is the primary reason I pay for the Starz channel.

Scots wha Hae
Gus

 

[Shotgunblast]

All in also, try not to miss an episode.

 

[PathfinderNC]

I saw the clips on YouTube and it looked good. No Cable TV, Netflix or even a TV in our home so won’t be watching.

 

[BJamesBeck]

You would think it would have been a show I would have watched by now, having visited Culloden multiple times, and my masters thesis being written about that battle, yet here we are...

 

[Bnewberry]

You would think it would have been a show I would have watched by now, having visited Culloden multiple times, and my masters thesis being written about that battle, yet here we are...

I suspect you know too much about the history and the period to enjoy the show!

 

[Rock Home Isle]

I suspect you know too much about the hi and the period to enjoy the show!

I get that, I’ve had some great shows destroyed because I cannot get past the errors in the storyline details of the production…

 

[user 48702]

I enjoyed the show up until the end of the first season when Randall attacked Jamie from the rear, that was it, haven't watched it since. Producers today really know how to ruin a good show.

 

[BJamesBeck]

I suspect you know too much about the history and the period to enjoy the show!

Usually I'm pretty good about being able to ignore historical errors as long as it's entertaining and not presented as 100% fact. The main issue is finding the time!

 

[ernbar]

All on location in Scotland.

The wife and I visited Scotland not long ago and went to a couple of places used in the show. Our tour guide was an extra in several episodes.

 

[BJamesBeck]

The wife and I visited Scotland not long ago and went to a couple of places used in the show. Our tour guide was an extra in several episodes.

It's a stunning country. I lived there for three years and can't wait to go back. Thankfully one of my mates from there is getting married next summer, so that gives me a good excuse to go!

 

[ernbar]

Was looking for the trip pictures and found them. I believe this is Edinburg where some of the scenes were filmed when Jamie had the print shop that caught fire in one of the episodes.