#outlander #bloodofmyblood Julia and Brian accompany Lord Lovat the the Braemar tynchal, where they hope to run into their respective loves. In light of his recent loss, Malcolm expresses his desire to move up the wedding plans. Ellen receives a chilling promise from Malcolm's uncle. A surprise guest at the tynchal makes a rallying cry to the Clans, to the dismay of both Colum and Malcolm. Lord Lovat's attempt to find davor falls flat. Henry makes plans to rescus his wife when he learns of Julia's dilemma. Ellen makes a painful decision in order to save both Brian and her family.
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What's up hybrids? Welcome back to another episode
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of the Phantom Hybrid Podcast. This is Hanukkah and I'm here
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with Michelle and Dina and we are discussing episode 9 of
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Blood of My Blood Season 1. We're almost at the end, y'all?
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Why? It went by so fast.
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It did. It did.
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And there's still so much. I feel like there's still so
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much that needs to happen. But yeah, we're almost at the
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end. All right, let's talk about
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these folks because I got some things to say about about these
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folks. First things first, I don't know
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who the hell trying to kill Brian.
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Look. OK, and and.
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OK, on the one hand, I want to take his column that he's just
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breaking this word because this is column.
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But then on the other hand, right, your daddy is a little
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suspect. It's like any but in the fact
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that Merta came and Merta was prepared, Merta had the horses
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and everything. I was like, right.
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And so knowing that the Gallo Glass just basically are like,
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you know, for hire. So anybody could hire them.
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I was like it. I I agree.
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It has to be his dad. I don't think it's calm at all.
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I don't think so. I don't, I don't know.
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I mean, it, it could easily be Dougal.
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It could be, I mean, one of the grants could have, could have
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seen them together. Because, OK, this is the other
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thing I was going to say. We gonna be all over the place
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'cause I'm gonna, I'm gonna hit stuff as it hits my head.
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We need to learn some stealth in these relationships because
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y'all going to the old Kirk. Brian just standing out there,
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everything is in the background. Like somebody can literally look
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across the field and be like who is that dude?
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Ellen is going to me in the old Kirk.
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Like why are you going to an abandoned building when a when
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when a guy is standing there, You know why you why you rubbing
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hands and fiddling hands in the tent so looking you're like
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looking intimate. I was like they bout to get
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caught. I was watching this scene just
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like this, everybody. Knows that you are engaged like.
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Everybody. Stop.
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Everybody think they being slick you.
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Did not doing this. The fact that she even standing
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over there talking to him, OK, y'all talking, y'all talking
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about the bed and whatever. But once they start looking at
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each other and talking about the other stuff, yeah OK, You can
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see it. You can see it.
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The chemistry is there. Y'all playing a dangerous game?
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Like to mention they whispering as low as they think they
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whispering. They're not.
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They're not. I mean, I realized that could be
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for our benefit because they're it is quite noisy in the tent.
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So maybe that's just for our benefit.
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Maybe they sound a little less loud to everyone else, but I I
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mean just even Julia and Ellen talking at the table and Julia
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Michael Bryant would do anything too quiet in the in the summer.
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Circle and they heard, oh, I didn't want to marry him.
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This wasn't my choice. I, you know, oh Lord, Lord
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Julia. Now I need to learn how to
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whisper. Whisper.
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You see what happened? Because here we got called.
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Yeah. And this and and even not not
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even just the thing with Henry getting caught.
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Why are y'all meeting on the side of the lake?
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Wait if. I can see you.
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Arrow in. Plane.
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He delivered that note in a more private area than where they met
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up. Yes, like you got the wet nurse
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looking for you and Balik is with her Balik alone like but
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they're right there in in in view insight why you didn't tell
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Henry. OK, so Lord Lovett has a
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bodyguard who is crazy as shit. I'm I'm surprised nothing has
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come out yet about the priest that got bludgeoned to death.
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Like I need you to be careful. We need to be a little bit more.
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I was like, I enjoyed this episode, but when I say I was
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yelling at my TV because I was like, y'all are making stupid
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decisions. Y'all are not thinking clearly.
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Like I understand Julie, you're happy to see Henry, Henry,
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you're happy to see Julia and, and and you also want to find
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out what's going on 'cause how the hell you got a husband when
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your husband is right. Like I get all of that, but you
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guys are making it so easy to get caught.
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Like y'all aren't being conspicuous about anything.
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Even in the beginning when Lord Lovett is talking about going to
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Braemar and he was like, oh, we're going to do this, we're
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going to do that. When Julie is like, oh, well, I
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thought you would have wanted to bring Simon with you.
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And oh, I want to go. And Brian's like, yeah, Julia
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can go. The fact that Lord Lovett has
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not accused that like everybody else has accused them of being
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together but him and. But they play him like a Phil
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though. That was funny.
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No, The funny thing was Uncle Grant calling him out for filth
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in a whole room full of people. That was funny.
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That was funny. I immediately messaged how to go
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like Oh my God, this episode 'cause I was not He is a like I
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I don't know, I don't like him but.
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But I like him. He got some style.
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He got some. He came with the words.
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Oh my God. Even when he threatened Ellen, I
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was like. Right, because.
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He threatened her and then smiled right after.
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Why would you saw you saw it coming?
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Because the stuff he was saying to her especially like yeah,
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your daddy was a smooth talking too.
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So you basically call her liar, right?
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He could convince a man that the sun was shining while the rain
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is hitting on. It's not.
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And looked at her, Yeah. But, you know, I was thinking
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about this in my car on the way home because I was thinking
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about this episode and let's discuss that.
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So, you know, I'm sitting here thinking about Michelle's words
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in in my head about, you know, the whole thing with Martha and
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Brian and Ellen and just kind of how Ellen is.
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And you know what? I like Ellen, but she really is
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the villain in this story because she plays her role with
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Malcolm Grant so well. She's.
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Like I don't really feel chemistry with them, but I think
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if Brian wasn't in the picture they could actually have a
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marriage based on respect and I feel like she could probably
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grow to love Malcolm. Yeah.
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Yeah, yeah, because he, he is a good man.
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He is a good character. So and I'm just sitting here
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looking at her throughout this entire thing and I'm like, she
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does look comfortable with him. She looks like, OK, you know
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what? If I wasn't madly in love with
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this other person, this might actually work.
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And I was like, I just looking at the previews for next
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episode, I have a feeling the truth is going to come to light
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because you see a small clip of Malcolm kind of exploded.
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And I was like, oh, he must know the truth.
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So I don't think we've seen him so much as raise his voice.
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He has not, but he ended when he does, he has all the right to
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right the whole entire right. Yeah, yeah, because but he's so.
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Chill about it. Honestly, yeah.
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But honestly, she is the villain because she is doing all the
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things that they say. But I was kidding.
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I mean, don't. Break his hard.
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Love, Oh my. Gosh, she'll be faithful.
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She ain't faithful. Oh, you know what?
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Just like she told Column, I know how you play with your
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words. She played with them words
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because she said one thing about us.
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Mackenzie is when we marry, we are faithful.
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She said nothing before that marriage.
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And when also she technically married so.
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This is true. This is true.
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Right, but if she married Malcolm, I still can see her
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running. Absolutely.
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I mean absolutely. So honey, you just like I don't
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see her looking at Malcolm and saying ruin me.
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I just don't. I just don't feel that.
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And first of all. I don't first of all.
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She gonna break that man heart. She good with words Next.
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You know, Michael's kids come out.
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We we like Michael be like no one in our family has this.
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Yeah, they do. My side has it.
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You're right. That's Brian.
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Whatever. She definitely would run the
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household, though. And I feel like because he
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didn't, he, he clearly doesn't like Mr. Bug in his way.
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So he has nobody who will be like, don't let this woman run
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you, man. And he would let her run him.
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Yeah. But it seems like nobody is
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liking Mr. Bug because Mr. When I tell you, when Arch said
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something to Malcolm about when he was telling his uncle, Yeah,
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I kept Henry on 'cause he's loyal to me.
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And Mr. Bug was like that remains to be seen.
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Master Malcolm. Excuse me?
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You don't call me by my proper title, right?
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And then after that, when they're in the gathering and the
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uncle is approaching, you know, the, his people Bug is in his
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ear talking about this, that and the other.
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He was like, you don't have to tell me about him.
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I, I, I got eyes. I can see stuff on my own.
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So I need you to step back and learn, learn your place.
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I was like, I, you know, I can kind of see why Archbug became
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this bitter old man. But yeah, nobody's liking you.
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And you always got a fucking frown on your face.
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You're always trying to get that look.
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Look, I'm gonna, I'm gonna spank my hand.
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I'm gonna try. I'm gonna try not to curse.
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But his face is just like. Always stank face.
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Just rest and beat. Rest and beat.
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Always. But who?
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OK, let's go back to the beginning because Lord love it.
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Let me tell you, as much as I cannot stand this man, he had me
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laughing at the beginning of this episode.
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He sitting there, you know, polishing his sword.
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And I was like, is that supposed to be a double entendre, him
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sitting there polishing the sword and he's all happy and
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chipper. And I will say this for his
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character, as horrible a person that we know he can be, I've
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never seen him talk to Julia in in a way that is disrespectful
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or even you know what I'm saying?
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I mean, he says the usual stuff that's like, oh, you're gross.
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But as far as the way that men in this time usually talk to
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women? Yeah.
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I, I will say that he does seem like he genuinely likes her.
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Now whether that's because he thinks she bore him the future
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King of Scotland, I don't know. But even in the beginning, he
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seemed, like, genuinely smitten with her.
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So it's so funny to me that he's sitting there.
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He's so excited. He was like, yeah, we're gonna
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go to the tension, and you're gonna have let the wet nurse do
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this with the baby because we're gonna celebrate the way we're
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supposed to. I'm like, oh, so you came back
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in? This deal ain't working yet.
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Gotcha. Yeah, but I also think it's
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because she came to him and in the bedroom.
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And so in his mind, he feels wanted, you know, 'cause he
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'cause he ain't have to take it from her.
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You know, his intent was just gonna take, he was just gonna
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take it. But she came to him.
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So he's like, well, I still got it.
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No, you don't. No, you don't.
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That's how he he Does he feel like a wanted man?
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Yeah, 'cause you could tell he just like Chipper and then he
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bout to get his reputation back, so he think just everything's
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just going great. Oh man.
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Until it's not. Until it's not.
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The laughter I had in my heart was it was I felt so bad for
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laughing at. Him.
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But it was funny because Julia is sitting in that Julia, she
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knows how to work her words and she knows how to work her magic
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because she's like, yeah, don't you want to take the baby?
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He was like to attention, like why he can't hunt boars.
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She was like, yeah, you kind of want to put it out there that
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he's the future king of Scotland.
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She was just basically like, no, I know the grants are going to
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be there. I need to, I need to be there.
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And I think that's why Brian was like, So what families are going
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to be there? Are the grants going to be
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there? OK.
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So This is why Julie doing that. Yeah, Dad, let's take her.
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Right. Because then also that means he
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can get close. To his booth.
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Yeah, yeah. So.
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It it all. Worked out until it did.
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Yeah, to. And to be fair, he probably felt
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like he owed Julia at that point cause Julia has basically saved
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him and does twice. And, you know, and in a major
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way, let's get her to her plan because she don't sacrifice, you
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know, she could have been with him, but you know.
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They could have been gone. Yeah, You know, I think that's
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why I love their relationship 'cause they're, they reminded me
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of like those movies or comedies where people are like lying and
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then because the person don't know what the person's gonna
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say, they wait and they're like. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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And they're agreeing and they come up with.
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And. Then we're gonna do this thing
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and it's just like this. Oh, damn.
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And I'm like, Oh my gosh, you guys are so obvious.
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But obviously they were. So you know.
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He was like, what did he say? All of the, I can't remember
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what time he used, but basically he was like, yeah, all the
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respectable layers are going to have their wives, like appealing
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to that part of his father. Because I would tell you this, I
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don't know from what height Lord Lovett fell, but damn, he did.
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He fell pretty hard. Yeah, he must.
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Have he is grasping at any type of respectability or any
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anything that's going to put him back in his place.
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Like even he couldn't even really feign genuine sadness on
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the death of his so-called friend.
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Oh yeah, Isaac Grant read it. Rest in peace.
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Now you know the Grants are going to bow to me.
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And I was like, how do you bow to you?
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And then when Uncle Grant, I can't remember what his name is,
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I'm calling him Uncle Grant when he I know he had to fill.
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Uncle Grant. And he was like, you think, you
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actually think that the seed from your putrid loins is going
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to girl what I say? The Reeves she said he read him
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for. Film for film, Oh my God in.
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Front of everybody. All of everybody.
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Everybody, Henry should have been in that room and look
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alike. Oh, I ain't worried about you
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with Julia. If, if, if this man is saying
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all of like, I had nothing to worry about, nothing.
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And all he could do was be like, and just storm out the room,
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'cause what are you going to say?
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Everything is true. You just got embarrassed in
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front of everybody, in front of all the layers, in front of all
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the Klansmen. Yeah, go back to your tent with
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your tail between your legs, because that was well deserved
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and it was well played. I'm actually about to be on that
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scene in a minute, actually. Oh my goodness.
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That just was so funny. And then, you know that other,
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that's the part about like how he's like, Oh my, my sons, the
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king of Scotland, blah, whatever he's going to be.
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And then like when they did do the Jacobite ceremony or
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whatever, Bonnie Prince Charlie is going to be king, blah, blah,
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blah. And the little people fell off
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the flag. I was like, boy, if that ain't
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some telling. It's so funny, My son was watch,
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he was walking downstairs right around the time that was playing
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when I was watching it earlier tonight and he literally just
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stopped to kind of see what they were doing.
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They had just put the flag up and as he was walking past the
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TV the thing fell down and he was like, well that don't seem
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like a. That is not a good sign.
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That is so if we had not known what was to come, that would
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have gave me all I need to know, right?
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That would have been like, this ain't gonna work at all.
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But the the other crazy thing about the whole thing is, OK, so
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they go to this tension and when they're there, the Earl of Mar,
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this is who is putting on this tension.
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He brings out a special guest and it is Rob Roy.
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And basically he's he's there to say, hey, I'm a big freaking
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Jacobite and I want you guys to all be big freaking Jacobites
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too. So of course, Column and Malcolm
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Grant, they are looking mad uncomfortable because they are
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loyalists like through and through to their bone.
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So when they, when they do the little speech and, you know,
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they're, they're getting everybody riled up.
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Yeah, yeah, we're going to get a story King on the throne and the
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Earl of Mars. Like, OK, so now we want you to
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commit your clans to the 'cause everybody shut the hell up
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there. Like what?
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You, you, you, you want us to do what?
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And then he was like, you know, the decision now let's go out.
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Let's hot boy. And then tomorrow we can talk
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about it. And by the way, if you decide
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not to do it, you'll still be allowed to leave.
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I was like, y'all didn't look look, y'all didn't invite
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assassins to the party for no reason because guess what?
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The people who aren't going to sign up, those are going to be
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the first people you think ratted you out when when someone
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comes looking for y'all like they did a couple of the the
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last episode. So I was just like, oh, this is
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about to be a mess. And of course Dougal is that
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happy. He was like, yeah, this is what
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I want. And then Rob Roy comes up to
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him. I'm like, you know my name.
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I was like, you know what? He fanboy and over here, but
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then he spilled the beans and he look in their column like like
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like that picture of the monkey in the meme.
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So that thing when Column, when they went back to the tent and
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Column chewed him out and was basically like I am the Laird of
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this clan, you bench your knee to me.
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He was like, if you ever do anything behind my back again, I
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will hire the gala glass to rip your tongue out at the root.
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Now do you have anything else you're hiding from me when I say
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Dougal's whole face changed. He looked like a little scared
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little boy. I was like, OK, you talk mad
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shit about, but Colin got you shaking in your boots right now.
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Right now where's? Because he was looking like, oh,
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let me tell, let me tell. Like let me tell it all.
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Because I may not be able to do it myself, but I sure enough you
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had to sleep with one eye open. I'm just telling you, do that
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again, right? And you know, I don't really
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like you, so I would do it right.
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And that's the OK. So I know we touched on this
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maybe the last episode, maybe 2 episodes ago.
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The fact that y'all don't like each other to the point where
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y'all have no qualms about threatening bodily harm and
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murder of your siblings. What the hell did your dad do to
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y'all? Yeah, what did he do?
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Yeah, and to the point where Dougal just did.
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He never considered that just cause Colin wasn't strong
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doesn't mean he couldn't pay somebody to be strong for him.
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You know that. You never consider that.
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And so like, the Gallow glass is right there.
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Right there. Yeah, all I got to do is get him
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some coin and take you right out.
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I mean, even Uncle Grant when he was telling, when he was telling
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the Klansmen they were, I gotta, I gotta stop saying that, that
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sounds so weird. But when he was telling, when he
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was telling the other guys, they were like, so why would they
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split it? And he said, well, Dougal can
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get anybody to follow him anywhere and do anything, but he
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doesn't have the temperament to be there.
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Column, on the other hand, can't fight.
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But that's the brains. So what did he say?
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Those are two halves of the same coin.
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You got to have them both in order for Clan Mackenzie to be
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strong. So if an outsider can see that,
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I don't know why Dougal can't like Dougal is so I guess he's
00:22:33
so focused about the physical aspect of things and he looks at
00:22:36
columnist week, but column show put your ass in your place
00:22:39
today. And then he was spilling
00:22:41
everybody's secrets because you you really didn't have to do
00:22:47
that. But he.
00:22:49
Didn't. Oh my God.
00:22:51
You were like, OK, you know what?
00:22:53
Ellen ain't about to have one up on me.
00:22:55
And I think that's what that was.
00:22:56
He basically was like my my secret about this chance that I
00:23:00
was about to give part of your dowry has been exposed.
00:23:04
So OK, we just going to tell everybody Dougal is like the
00:23:07
ultimate snitch it. Was but again, like you said,
00:23:11
for he was scared. Yeah, he know that's easily
00:23:14
somebody can find out and then it'll be like I knew.
00:23:18
Oh hell, doll. Yeah.
00:23:20
Yeah, really would mess up his plans.
00:23:24
Yeah. The Grants.
00:23:25
Right, 'cause when he was getting ready to walk out that
00:23:28
tent and Ellen was like, what did you tell him, Dougal?
00:23:31
He couldn't even look her in the face and she was like, oh, you
00:23:35
betrayed me. He was like.
00:23:37
Oh my God. I'm scared of you.
00:23:38
I'm scared of that one. I'm on the, I'm on the hand
00:23:43
holder. You literally got your chest on
00:23:46
his shoulder, right? Yes, from afar I'd be like
00:23:51
they're lovers. Right, right.
00:23:53
There you are. No sense of propriety.
00:23:56
Like you sniffing his hair? Pretty much yes.
00:23:59
Flipping yours, yes not. It's with Dick hair.
00:24:04
I mean you're that close. They were close.
00:24:06
They were very close to the point where you couldn't see a
00:24:09
separation at some points. No, you couldn't.
00:24:11
And then you looking at her like a whole snack.
00:24:17
Right. Because I was like, if this is
00:24:21
what undressing with their eyes looks like, Yeah, like, y'all
00:24:26
are not being subtle at all. I mean, if if the love is that
00:24:30
strong, the chemistry is that strong, the attack traction is
00:24:33
that strong, y'all, What was the misfits told her?
00:24:35
You don't need to look at another man other than Malcolm
00:24:38
Grant, right? She's like, what if Brian's
00:24:41
there? Excuse me.
00:24:43
Do you not realize that you almost died the last time?
00:24:48
Like, no, I need you. I need you to put it back.
00:24:53
Really, man, do whatever you need to do because we're going
00:24:58
to attention, not a funeral. And it's also crazy because
00:25:04
like, so she's doing this, you know, people are probably still
00:25:09
watching you because they don't trust that you are as pure
00:25:14
anyway. Like even though you proved it
00:25:16
or whatever, people don't trust you.
00:25:18
So why would you risk it, right? Your reputation is already like,
00:25:23
because literally everybody who was they, they've been talking
00:25:27
about it. The uncle comes in, he talks
00:25:29
about it, and then the people that he's talking to, they're
00:25:32
like, oh, so you heard about the stuff that's going on.
00:25:34
He was like, yeah, well, she was proven innocent, so blah, blah,
00:25:37
blah, blah, blah. But yeah, those tongues wagging.
00:25:41
I mean, we know that in real life too.
00:25:43
Once your reputation has been ruined, whether it's true or
00:25:47
not, I mean, you see it with you see it with people who have been
00:25:51
assaulted or you see it with people who have been accused of
00:25:54
rape. And then there is found out
00:25:56
later, oh, they actually didn't do that.
00:25:59
Their reputations are never the same, you know, because you
00:26:04
always have that that sitting there.
00:26:06
Same with her. Like, she can be innocent all
00:26:10
she wants, but people are going to talk, especially the men
00:26:14
folk. I mean, I think the only good
00:26:17
thing about this for her was the source.
00:26:22
And again, Uncle Graham called, called him out, too, you know?
00:26:26
Yeah, you're lying. Dirty bastard.
00:26:28
Basically. That's what he was saying.
00:26:30
Yeah. You're a liar.
00:26:32
And you, you you're telling lies on people to try to get game, to
00:26:36
try to get favor. And we're not seeing, you know,
00:26:39
we're not paying you any attention.
00:26:41
We see past it now again, like we've been saying he wrong but
00:26:46
he don't know he wrong because again, Ellen is doing a great
00:26:51
job convincing everybody else except for, I don't know, she
00:26:55
convincing everybody of stuff. I mean, even at the end when she
00:26:59
convinces, when she tells Brian that she can't see him anymore,
00:27:04
that she doesn't love him, I was like, are you really going to be
00:27:07
like, this woman looked at you and said, ruin me?
00:27:10
You really think she would have did that if she didn't feel what
00:27:12
she felt for you? Like, don't give in so easy,
00:27:16
Brian. It's not.
00:27:17
Yeah. Come on now.
00:27:20
Yeah, but he is very naive. That's the thing about Brian
00:27:23
that's annoying. If he's so naive, it takes him
00:27:26
too long to catch on this stuff, Yeah, I'm like, Brian, why are
00:27:32
you just now figuring this thing out?
00:27:33
Like there's so many things. I'm just like dude, I know
00:27:36
you're young but damn. I think part of it is that with
00:27:42
Brian's outlook in the way that he is, he, I think sees the best
00:27:47
in people. And he always looks on that
00:27:50
bright side because, I mean, even with his father, up until
00:27:53
this episode, it's like, you know, your daddy is a rogue.
00:27:58
You know, your daddy ain't no good, but this is still someone
00:28:01
that is your father. And you're still trying to
00:28:04
please him. You're still trying to get his
00:28:06
approval. Why you don't need it.
00:28:08
But in his mind, he's just like, OK, there's got to be something
00:28:11
good in him, maybe, you know? But then in this episode, when
00:28:18
Simon is back in his tent and he's going off because of the
00:28:22
way he was treated, and Brian comes in after Ellen has broken
00:28:25
his heart, he starts going off on Bryant.
00:28:28
And I felt, I felt that for Brian.
00:28:30
Because you've already had your heart ripped out by one person
00:28:34
you love and then the other person who should love you just
00:28:39
because you're their son, who has always treated you as a
00:28:44
second class citizen or whatever because you're a bastard.
00:28:47
Now he's even digging in and challenging your manhood.
00:28:52
He's challenging who you are as a person.
00:28:55
I really was surprised that Brian didn't hit him.
00:29:00
And also, but I mean, it probably would have gotten
00:29:04
there, but Mercer was there. Mercer was like, OK, this is
00:29:06
going a little bit too far 'cause you could see it.
00:29:09
As much as Mercer is mad at Brian, he was feeling that
00:29:14
attack. He felt every word Lord Lovett
00:29:17
said to him, even at the beginning when he was like,
00:29:21
mercy, you gonna go do this? And Brian's just over there on
00:29:25
the side after this thing. He was like, you're not going to
00:29:27
represent me in the potential Martha is.
00:29:30
You're going to be the beater, which I think is probably, I
00:29:34
don't know, maybe the least respectful position in that
00:29:37
whole thing. Because Brian even looked like
00:29:39
he was like, why am I here sitting here beating this thing?
00:29:45
But Martha was looking like this is too much.
00:29:50
Yeah. It's too much.
00:29:53
Thankfully, he felt it enough that he saved Brian's life.
00:29:56
Because. But I like what he said.
00:29:59
Anybody going to hurt you, kill you, It's going to be me.
00:30:02
It's going to be me. Knowing this, don't.
00:30:06
Be he has. The right, not nobody else.
00:30:09
Yeah, but I mean, those arrows came so close.
00:30:12
Yeah, like, yeah. Oh yeah, they won't kill like
00:30:16
some very good aim, right? Why did you throw the shield
00:30:21
down when you started running? That shield helped you out
00:30:23
twice. It did.
00:30:25
It did on accident even. He didn't even do the first one
00:30:29
on purpose. It just was like.
00:30:32
Like, oh, somebody really trying to kill me?
00:30:36
Speaking of the gala glass though, I ain't gonna lie, I was
00:30:38
just that scene just popped up and they looking kind of Tyler
00:30:41
Perry with these wigs on these gala glass, man.
00:30:44
I don't know what's happening with their hair, but they
00:30:47
looking mighty crazy. I don't know if that's supposed
00:30:49
to be because of them though the reputation, but they looking a
00:30:54
little rough about the head. They they probably look a little
00:30:57
bit draggled, you know? Yeah, one of the lace fronts was
00:31:01
lifted up a little bit too high and I was just like, what?
00:31:04
Is I wasn't paying that much attention.
00:31:07
I was just like, big burly man trying to kill Brian.
00:31:10
No, we don't like them. We don't like them.
00:31:13
Run. Brian, Run.
00:31:15
It did make me remember Discovery of Witches.
00:31:17
I was like. Yellow glitch.
00:31:19
I know. It was like, oh, hey, that
00:31:23
sounds familiar. But yeah, those arrows were a
00:31:27
little too close for for my comfort because one of them
00:31:31
literally wins past his face. He turned back to look and it
00:31:34
just. I was like, you know what?
00:31:37
Whoever paid them really wanted him dead.
00:31:41
Yeah, but my thing is, y'all assassins, y'all supposed to be
00:31:45
better shots than that. Not that I'm mad, I mean Brian
00:31:48
is alive, but y'all supposed to be a little bit better than
00:31:50
that? Yeah, I mean, to be fair, they
00:31:52
weren't bad. He just, he definitely is just
00:31:54
lucky. He was very lucky with his
00:31:57
pretty self. He's so pretty.
00:32:01
He was just very lucky though, 'cause that I mean, he was just.
00:32:06
Boom boom, right? And it was like.
00:32:10
Right, she's crap. So OK, I'm gonna tell you
00:32:12
something else that bothers me in this episode.
00:32:17
I feel like that Sema girl is about to be a problem.
00:32:21
Oh my God, can somebody kill her?
00:32:23
I don't like killing the horse, but can we kill her please?
00:32:26
Well, she gonna be a problem 'cause she's a little obsessed,
00:32:29
you know what I'm saying? And.
00:32:30
She's. So again, why are we out in the
00:32:34
open, right? It's gonna be a consequence to
00:32:38
that. It's like but.
00:32:40
The thing is, so you, first of all, you see him ring from afar
00:32:46
and you're like, oh, he's here. And then I guess you go to the
00:32:50
forest, to the woods, because you see him.
00:32:52
But you see him talking to a woman and you know that the only
00:32:57
woman he is going to talk to is his.
00:33:01
Wife like that? Yes.
00:33:04
So you come out from behind the the trees and you're looking at
00:33:09
him with longing, I said. You know what?
00:33:11
She's about to mess this up for them.
00:33:14
Yeah, she's about to cause some problems because she don't know
00:33:17
how to let go. About to be leery, that's what
00:33:21
she about to be. Yeah, that's what she about to
00:33:24
be. Yeah, 'cause why are you even
00:33:28
this man? Literally had a freaking mental
00:33:32
break in your art like mental break and told you that you
00:33:36
ain't what he want and all he want is his wife and child and
00:33:39
you still like. But he gonna be mine though.
00:33:42
And then paid you to get out of that life, gave you enough money
00:33:46
to be like, hey, you can start over, go go somewhere else, do
00:33:50
something. Which I did wonder, like, was
00:33:51
she there 'cause she hooked up with somebody to be their
00:33:55
conflict? Why would how did she?
00:33:57
How was she invited as well 'cause she clearly.
00:34:00
So the tent that they were in was the brothel tent, because
00:34:04
that's what Archbug was saying, because they were that's right
00:34:08
for Henry. And he was trying to tell Uncle
00:34:10
Grant. He was like, yeah, you know, he
00:34:12
got a thing for horse, so he'll be over there.
00:34:15
He said, you know, I wouldn't put him too far from the brothel
00:34:17
tent. And then Uncle Grant was like,
00:34:20
you know, I can judge someone's character on my own.
00:34:23
I don't need your help. Yeah.
00:34:26
I want to say. Mr. Bugg, he's been helping out
00:34:29
and doing the right thing since the beginning.
00:34:31
What the hell is your problem? He doesn't trust him because
00:34:35
Isaac didn't. Because Isaac stopped trusting
00:34:37
him or started, you know, after the whole rents thing.
00:34:40
They were like, something is not right about him.
00:34:42
So but he was doing the right thing to help increase your
00:34:45
money. Get off his back.
00:34:49
You now look like a stalker. Right, I also think he didn't
00:34:53
like him because he he got in, he smoothed his way in to the
00:34:57
family so easily and so that he was like, I don't I don't trust
00:35:02
nobody because he was the right hand man.
00:35:05
And then here this guy come and now you don't smooth your way.
00:35:09
You don't got the grant last name.
00:35:10
You got a job all in one fell swoop.
00:35:13
He didn't trust him, you know, so he was Jelly.
00:35:17
Look at this child walking now. OK, she walking to the Kirk.
00:35:21
The tits are right there. Right there, the Kirk, like all
00:35:27
somebody would have to do is look at all of that open space
00:35:30
and see this red headed chick walking in the field.
00:35:35
It's be Ellen McKenzie. I haven't seen any other red
00:35:38
headed women. So yeah, I'm at I'm at the part
00:35:43
where where they they're doing the hand holding and and again,
00:35:46
it's like nobody is paying them any attention and I get it.
00:35:51
But y'all are y'all too close. Too much.
00:35:56
Y'all are doing too much. Oh.
00:35:58
Don't break his fire, girl. You are.
00:36:00
You are being too close to him for a betrothed woman in 17-8.
00:36:06
What? 1718?
00:36:08
Yeah, you, you're doing too much.
00:36:11
Yeah, especially. Saying you following her around
00:36:15
like your eyes are following her around like a puppy dog.
00:36:18
Like even Merta's noticing like, OK, I think this is what in the
00:36:24
in the next episode in the preview, Merta says something
00:36:27
about, you know, you guys have the the type of love that you
00:36:32
know, stories are written about or basically this is I guess so
00:36:37
realizes the depth of their feelings for each other.
00:36:40
But I'm like, dude, if if Myrta, who is not even paying attention
00:36:44
to you, is seeing all of this, y'all y'all being a little too
00:36:48
close. Yeah, poor Myrta.
00:36:51
Oh my God, he was he. He was just watching them a
00:36:55
minute ago. And I'm just like his little
00:36:56
heart. I know, but again, he's looking
00:37:01
at them. He's like, OK, you know what?
00:37:04
Yeah, I'm mad at him. And he went off on him because
00:37:07
what was it? She was, she was talking to
00:37:09
Malcolm Grant. He was like, yeah, it hurts,
00:37:11
doesn't it, seeing the last. You love talking to another man
00:37:15
who's like, yeah, it does hurt it.
00:37:17
But you know what? She's probably better off with
00:37:19
him. She's safer with him, if you ask
00:37:21
me. And Brian was like, well, I
00:37:22
didn't ask you anything. Well obviously that's why y'all
00:37:25
in this man. Right.
00:37:29
I know that. I know that hurt his feelings
00:37:31
though, Like, I mean, he's not wrong, you know, to be.
00:37:37
And you don't 'cause you don't have no, no, no, no Blair Chip,
00:37:42
you don't have any many soldiers, any fighters behind
00:37:45
you. You're literally by yourself,
00:37:46
'cause your, your dad's being on support you.
00:37:49
So if y'all do, y'all are together.
00:37:51
Like y'all have to be running. Like I don't understand, like
00:37:54
how y'all have to be running for your life.
00:37:56
Like you're not. She's not safe with you, you
00:37:58
know, Don't cry. Especially because the grants of
00:38:03
the I mean it, it's already been told to us several times
00:38:08
throughout this season that the grants don't take insults
00:38:10
lightly. They don't take, you know, non
00:38:13
loyal people lightly. And I mean, uncle Grant
00:38:15
literally started the episode out.
00:38:18
He was like, you know, my, my nephew thinks you, you walk on
00:38:23
water. If you love him, be good to him,
00:38:26
be loyal to him. Good.
00:38:27
He was like, we gonna have no problems, but if you break his
00:38:31
heart, I'm gonna RIP yours out your chest.
00:38:33
And he like he did not mince words.
00:38:37
I will RIP yours out your chest. And she's looking at him like,
00:38:40
the fuck you just say to me. And then he smiles at her and
00:38:43
walks out. I was like, yeah, that's a
00:38:45
dangerous man. Yeah.
00:38:47
Very dangerous because at first when he came into town I'm
00:38:50
thinking well maybe maybe Jamie is named after him.
00:38:56
Then when he basically told Dougal and come get out.
00:39:03
They're of their own house. Excuse me, eat a lair and and
00:39:08
don't have us be disturbed, please that many don't disturb
00:39:12
us 'cause Dougal was looking indignant he was like what he.
00:39:16
Was like this is my house. Right, right.
00:39:19
My. House.
00:39:21
But then your brother bowed down and left.
00:39:23
So it's like, well, I guess I gotta do this too, but this this
00:39:27
MF just came in here and told us what we gonna do.
00:39:30
And he we not even marrying his kid, just his nephew.
00:39:34
OK. Right.
00:39:36
And then I'm like, no, she can't be alone with you.
00:39:38
What you about to do? I was worried though.
00:39:40
I'm like, what you about to do? She heard nothing like that.
00:39:42
I wasn't sure. But I mean, he was real nice to
00:39:45
her until that one little thread.
00:39:46
He was like, if you break his heart, I will RIP yours out your
00:39:50
chest. And she's just looking like.
00:39:53
I didn't know what though. I love that.
00:39:55
If he didn't say anything like if you're unfaithful, he didn't
00:39:59
say any of the like, you know, physical whatever, whatever,
00:40:03
blah, blah, because, you know, back in the days, everything is
00:40:05
physical. Break his heart.
00:40:08
That's some I ain't gonna lie. I like, I love the character
00:40:11
because I felt like that's some that's some down.
00:40:14
That's he down for his boy. You know what I'm saying?
00:40:16
You break his heart. He he know how light and fluffy
00:40:19
Malcolm is, and he's like, don't mess with my.
00:40:23
'Cause I go, I go there, I go for blows.
00:40:25
Right. And again, I feel every episode,
00:40:30
I feel sorry for Malcolm every episode.
00:40:34
I, I did, you know, I do feel sorry for him, but I think in
00:40:38
this episode I felt it even more so because when they're walking
00:40:43
and they're talking, you know, they're, they're talking about
00:40:46
their fathers and they are, again, they are actually
00:40:49
connecting. And here's the crazy thing, you
00:40:53
see her connecting with Malcolm more than you see her connect
00:40:56
with Brian, because she and Brian have had very little time
00:41:00
together. So that I think as far as the
00:41:03
story goes, that tells you just how strongly they are attached
00:41:07
to each other, you know, her and Brian, but it's like we get to
00:41:13
see the build up between her and Malcolm, even though we know
00:41:16
that's not going anywhere. But it's also similar to the
00:41:19
whole thing with Claire and Jamie and then Claire and Frank,
00:41:22
because we got to see a little bit of the Claire and Frank
00:41:25
thing. Now Claire and Jamie, we did get
00:41:27
to see that friendship start and then it kind of build and then
00:41:32
it grow into love. So we got to, you know, see
00:41:34
that, but it is very similar. I mean, given rightly so,
00:41:39
because Diana Gabaldon actually wrote this episode.
00:41:43
So it's like you see kind of the sprinkles there.
00:41:46
But I do feel sorry for him because he doesn't deserve it.
00:41:52
He does seem like a really good guy.
00:41:55
He does seem like he's very much in love with her as as I mean,
00:42:01
probably even I, I would say even more so I feel like then
00:42:06
maybe Brian at this point, not in that sense, because I know
00:42:10
Brian is like head over heels. I would die for her Da, da, da,
00:42:13
da da. But again, this is something
00:42:15
that we've actually been able to to see build as opposed to it
00:42:19
being, you know, love at first sight, that sort of thing.
00:42:23
You know, So I I do feel sorry for him.
00:42:27
Yeah. But you know, I'm still a Brian
00:42:29
and Ellen shipper because it's because of Brian and Ellen that
00:42:33
we got Jamie and that Claire gets Jamie.
00:42:35
So we. Are all here for it.
00:42:38
But the collateral damage part, yeah, I'll see.
00:42:42
Yeah. Which you know.
00:42:43
Talk about on other shows, but this one is a little harder
00:42:48
because he really cares about her and he's not a bad person.
00:42:52
Yeah, I don't want, I don't want them to make him a bad person
00:42:56
just for it to be easy on them and disregard him.
00:43:01
I wanted to be hard on them like yeah y'all fell in love but you
00:43:04
got this other person and I need for Ellen to stop throwing the
00:43:08
eyes at them like you are good. You make you pulling to me and
00:43:12
you make them feel like that y'all falling in love.
00:43:17
Well, at least you falling in love with him 'cause he already
00:43:19
loves you. Yeah.
00:43:23
It's very sad because when you think about it as.
00:43:26
Part of his name so. Now we really got to know in the
00:43:30
world or you felt bad. So that's why I know I predict
00:43:34
that Malcolm is a better person then then like you said, he's
00:43:38
way better than they deserve. And I predict he gonna help them
00:43:41
in the end. And that's why they did that.
00:43:43
You. Think so.
00:43:44
I think so. I think that's why they named
00:43:46
him after Malcolm, because I feel like Malcolm's gonna end up
00:43:50
being a better person 'cause I also, I'm.
00:43:53
I don't want him to become bitter.
00:43:54
Like once he realizes Ellen is playing him, yeah, he can't be
00:43:58
with her. I don't want him to become a
00:43:59
bitter 'cause his dad was mean, you know, he was.
00:44:03
I mean, obviously that's the Highland way to just be
00:44:05
cutthroat. But like, I don't want him to
00:44:07
turn into Jacob. I mean, Isaac.
00:44:10
Oh my God, all these Bible names.
00:44:11
I don't want him to turn into Isaac.
00:44:13
But, you know, I think the the other interesting thing about
00:44:16
this episode is what we saw of Isaac.
00:44:20
Yes, he's mean, you know, probably cut throat.
00:44:23
But then you get to see a different glimpse of him through
00:44:26
his son's recollections in this episode.
00:44:28
Because Malcolm is talking about when he was a kid.
00:44:31
He was like, even as young as two, I would bring something to
00:44:35
my father and he would grab it and we would talk about it.
00:44:39
And he had an interest in it. And I hate to say it, men in
00:44:44
this particular time, they don't show that kind of interest,
00:44:47
especially in the kids. That's the woman's job, you
00:44:50
know, But that was. One of columns complaints about
00:44:53
the was it the bird or something he gave to red Jacob that was
00:44:58
one of his biggest complaints about him, you know yeah I.
00:45:01
Don't want this damn bird. But yes, I, I, I thought that
00:45:07
was an interesting touch to kind of give us a second glimpse of,
00:45:11
of who this guy was and, and probably why Malcolm turned out
00:45:16
to be such a decent dude. Because when we saw Isaac, yes,
00:45:21
he seemed like a, he seemed like he was a good Laird, you know,
00:45:25
as, as far as the definition of it in this time.
00:45:29
And he did seem like he genuinely cared for his son.
00:45:32
Like we never saw him say a mean word to Malcolm.
00:45:35
We never saw him like the, I mean, the complete opposite of
00:45:39
read Jacob with his sons or even Lord Lovett with his son,
00:45:44
complete opposite, you know? But yeah, I don't want him to
00:45:50
turn the villain either because again, like I said, I love
00:45:53
Ellen, but she is the villain in the store.
00:45:55
She is the one that is like, I get it.
00:45:59
You're trying to make sure that you secure whatever your house
00:46:03
needs, whatever your clan needs. And you know that you have to
00:46:08
give off the, you know, kind of the, the feeling that you are in
00:46:14
love with this man. You're gonna marry him.
00:46:16
You've resigned yourself to it. You plan it too well, baby, Too
00:46:21
well. Like, honestly, what she should,
00:46:24
I feel like what she should have did was when, you know, they did
00:46:28
the test last time and they did put her through all of that.
00:46:31
She should have pretended like she was annoyed with Malcolm
00:46:33
about it and like, I'm gonna marry you, but I don't trust you
00:46:37
and I'm angry at you because you let them do this to me.
00:46:40
You brought a doctor to do this to me.
00:46:42
So just so you know, this is going to be a marriage and
00:46:45
convenience because I'm never going to be like, she should
00:46:48
have just went ahead and like broke his heart then so he
00:46:51
would, I don't know, like. You are.
00:46:54
Yeah, that's what I was going to say too, 'cause you pointed.
00:46:57
Out want this to happen. This is over my control, yeah.
00:47:01
Because he was not laid at that time.
00:47:04
Right. And he?
00:47:04
No, I know, I know. But she wouldn't use that.
00:47:06
So that 'cause now she apologized.
00:47:11
So I don't know, but she could have, I don't know.
00:47:13
I feel like she could have still just been like, yeah, you, you
00:47:16
sound sorry, but I don't care like this.
00:47:19
This is it for me. You know what?
00:47:21
I'm saying, I mean, it would have been easy.
00:47:22
I mean, this is, this is a woman's dignity.
00:47:25
Like, OK. I don't like saying.
00:47:27
You don't want this to happen, but how do you think?
00:47:29
I feel like I've been violated. This man has had his fans all in
00:47:34
my stuff. Yes, I can never get past this,
00:47:37
that this happened and you know, even though you didn't want it,
00:47:41
and I understand it's her dad, but it was ultimately your
00:47:44
choice because when he got there, even though his dad said
00:47:48
he could have said anything once he got there because what, what
00:47:51
was I going to do? Ride his horse and and come be
00:47:54
mad. No, but Arch bug was there, so
00:47:57
there you know. Stupid arch bug.
00:48:01
Yeah, you, but I. Definitely feel like she should
00:48:03
have broke it, broke, broke it down.
00:48:06
You know her feelings then. So then he wouldn't be surprised
00:48:09
when she leaves later, you know what I'm saying?
00:48:11
Because now he's deeply in love. She gave me him this extra dose
00:48:16
of special and he's going to be ripped to shreds by the time
00:48:20
this ends. Yeah, he just he.
00:48:25
Just breaks my heart. But talking look, keeping on the
00:48:30
subject of Isaac, do you think that Henry, like Henry, said
00:48:35
something to Ned Gow and he was like, look, if Isaac hadn't have
00:48:38
died, I would have killed him myself because they lied to me
00:48:41
about my wife and child. Do you feel like Isaac was in on
00:48:44
or do you think that was just Archbug doing what Archbug does?
00:48:49
Because I don't know if I feel like Isaac was in on that.
00:48:53
I think that was Arch. Yeah, I will say I think so too,
00:48:57
OK. Because I feel like Archbug,
00:49:02
well, first of all, I feel like he lured him in by acting like
00:49:06
he was sad about the baby. And I thought I thought that was
00:49:10
shitty because I'm like, so either you really had that
00:49:13
happen but you honestly still don't give give an F about this
00:49:16
man's feelings, right? Or it didn't happen and you
00:49:20
lured him to make him comfortable so he would believe
00:49:22
your lies. Because I feel like he was
00:49:24
cooking that up the whole time. I.
00:49:26
Feel like maybe it did happen, but he was probably like, OK,
00:49:31
you know what? But this is my grief.
00:49:33
But you're here now. You need to be focused on this.
00:49:36
So I think, I think it was a little bit of both.
00:49:38
I think maybe that did happen to him.
00:49:41
But also at the same time, because he was already
00:49:43
distrustful of Henry and doesn't like him, he wasn't going to put
00:49:48
himself in the same on equal footing with Henry.
00:49:53
He's just basically like, OK, you know what?
00:49:55
I know what he needs to do. He just needs to get over this
00:49:57
so he can get to work. So what's the what's the easiest
00:50:00
way to do that? I'll make him think that there's
00:50:03
no no hope. You know, Arch didn't have that.
00:50:06
He and Medina lived, even though she was never the same as he
00:50:10
said. But she lived.
00:50:11
Yeah. So he was able to do do his job.
00:50:15
But Henry, without seeing a body.
00:50:19
Well, I mean, even he didn't see a body, but he was told.
00:50:22
But still, it's just kind of like, OK, no, we need him to
00:50:25
focus. So yeah, I just.
00:50:30
Actually, like Archer also had time to like, go murder people
00:50:33
so that he can, so he can get over the fact that he lost his
00:50:37
kid. You know what I mean?
00:50:38
He didn't give, he didn't give his man no kind of healing time.
00:50:42
He's just like the dead. Move on.
00:50:44
Like no. Yeah, but, you know, I'm a say
00:50:50
it again, I love this little friendship that Henry and Ned
00:50:54
Gowen have because he went to Mega and he was like, yeah, I
00:50:58
wanted to kill him. He was like, they lied to me
00:51:00
about my wife and my child. They're here at Bradmart.
00:51:03
And Mega was like, what? So you know that by the time Ned
00:51:08
Gowen is in the late 1700s and he done dealt with Claire
00:51:13
supposedly dying, coming back and all this stuff, he's
00:51:16
probably thinking, OK, you know what she does look a little
00:51:20
familiar at at at some point, you know, because it's there's
00:51:25
too much. And I I feel like, again, I
00:51:28
really do feel like Ned is probably open to that kind of
00:51:32
thing, you know? But I love it that Ned is like,
00:51:39
OK, so you want me to help you escape.
00:51:43
But because we're talking is if you just disappear from here,
00:51:47
people are going to know that I helped you.
00:51:48
OK. What do you mean you need a ride
00:51:49
for three people? Like he was just like, OK, let
00:51:52
me consider the consequences. OK, Consider what do you need?
00:51:55
How can I help you? What do?
00:51:56
What do you need me to get? Oh, and you need me to go take a
00:51:59
note to your wife, who is right now currently married to
00:52:02
somebody else who is like, really disgusting and nobody.
00:52:05
OK, Yeah, I can do that. I I love it.
00:52:07
I love it. The other thing.
00:52:11
So before this, you know, Brian and Henry didn't have any kind
00:52:15
of connection. So now we get it in this episode
00:52:18
because Brian sees kind of the discomfort once Henry is sprung
00:52:22
with the fact that Julia is now mistress.
00:52:25
Love it because I thought I was like, Henry, your face is giving
00:52:30
it away. Like you don't look like an
00:52:32
admirer. You look like you want to punch
00:52:34
somebody. That's not the way.
00:52:36
So Brian actually finds him. He was like, look, Julia never
00:52:40
gave up on you. Her marriage to my father is not
00:52:43
what it seems. And here is like, OK, So what
00:52:45
happened? So Brian off screen gives him
00:52:49
the whole story again. I love this kind of the
00:52:52
connection between Jamie and Claire's parents because
00:52:56
something that we we didn't expect and them being in
00:53:00
different, not just different houses, but kind of, I don't
00:53:07
even want to say opposing houses, but with Lord Lovett
00:53:10
being kind of low on the totem pole as far as the grants are
00:53:14
concerned, I just really didn't know if I was expecting Henry
00:53:18
and Brian to connect right, even have that conversation.
00:53:22
So the fact that we get to see it in this now, all of the
00:53:26
parents have kind of coal mingled in some sense of the
00:53:29
word. I I love it.
00:53:33
Yeah. You know, you get Ellen and
00:53:37
Julia and I love it. I love it.
00:53:46
I love it so. And it's just like that, I feel
00:53:51
like the fact that they both, they both, they all just have
00:53:55
good hearts, but overall they all just have good hearts
00:53:59
because everybody wants to make sure everybody's good.
00:54:02
Brian want to make sure Henry was good.
00:54:04
Julie, you want to make sure Brian and Ellen is good.
00:54:06
Ellen's like, are you good? You know, it's just like, I love
00:54:10
that about them. They all really do have good
00:54:12
hearts. They're not horrible people that
00:54:15
they're just suffering some bad things.
00:54:17
You know they're not. You know that That man, poor
00:54:23
Julia, her having to tell people.
00:54:25
You know, I did what I had to do.
00:54:28
I know she gonna get tired of telling having to tell people.
00:54:31
But she ain't gonna have to say it too many times because,
00:54:35
again, Seema is there, She gonna cause some problems.
00:54:39
So it's gonna be one of those things where Julie is like, oh,
00:54:42
OK, Well, I had to marry him in order to keep my son safe.
00:54:46
What was your excuse? Which although we know he had a
00:54:49
very good excuse, but it's kind of like depending on the way
00:54:53
Seema frames it, if she says anything that might cause some
00:54:59
problems, I know they better not be separated at the end of next
00:55:03
episode. Yeah.
00:55:05
They there better not be a a issue.
00:55:08
A risk with yeah 'cause like there is two things though 1 I
00:55:14
don't think we talked about, but I do like how Brian explained
00:55:19
everything to Henry however, Henry, you also had a chance to
00:55:24
come clean to you making this woman feel bad for something she
00:55:27
did and you look. At it wasn't enough because
00:55:31
Balik was coming and the wet nurse was looking for OK time
00:55:34
for the real conversation was like.
00:55:36
I ain't been until shit. No that that look on the.
00:55:42
Face was giving love that. There's no way she'll ever find
00:55:46
out, no. I guess that was a There's
00:55:49
nothing right around the corner. You will.
00:55:51
I did something wrong too. Right and as soon as he decided
00:55:56
to not say anything, that's why Sema come around that corner.
00:56:02
What did you say you? Didn't what you say did somebody
00:56:06
say so I slept with a who? Listen, I just really feel like
00:56:16
she's about to cause some problems.
00:56:18
Yeah. Oh yeah.
00:56:19
Oh yeah. I don't know if she's going to
00:56:21
come to Julia and and try to say, Oh yeah, well, he loved me,
00:56:25
he came to me and blah, blah, blah.
00:56:27
I mean, one Julia does not seem like she is that gullible, let's
00:56:33
be honest, but she also does not.
00:56:37
I don't know if she, I don't know if I feel like she would be
00:56:41
mean enough to put Seema in her place.
00:56:43
I mean, she probably would, but I'm, I don't know, I just feel
00:56:47
like Seema's about to make his life hard.
00:56:50
And it's like the fact that she told Mr. Bugg where to find him
00:56:55
in the 1st place. I was upset about that at first,
00:56:58
but if Mr. Bugg hadn't have brought Henry back, Henry would
00:57:02
have left without knowing where Julia was.
00:57:04
So that's true. You've got to give her a little
00:57:07
bit of, you know, a little crazy way on that, but I'm gonna need
00:57:11
you to get it together in your head that this man does not want
00:57:15
you. Yeah, he.
00:57:16
Told you very explicitly that he does not want you and just let
00:57:24
him go. Leave him alone.
00:57:26
I wonder what Julia is going to say about him being in the whole
00:57:29
house for any reason. Because here's the thing, he So
00:57:33
he flipped out and was like, Oh my mind, whatever.
00:57:38
He went to the whorehouse. But what made you go to a
00:57:40
whorehouse? So that means you have been
00:57:42
there before because you went back to a place that made you
00:57:44
comfortable. Well, I mean, think about it,
00:57:46
the the the mistress lured him there by telling him, oh, I
00:57:50
found the woman you were looking for, so that.
00:57:52
No, no, that's why No, I get that part.
00:57:54
What I'm saying is like he had to have had more than one trip
00:57:57
to the whole house for the whole to be the whole house, the whole
00:58:01
house for for him to feel like this is a a known place in my
00:58:05
psyche that while I'm tripping, I'm having this PSPTSD moment.
00:58:10
This is my memory telling me go back here for this comfort.
00:58:13
This is where Julia is. But why?
00:58:16
Oh 'cause I don't been there by 4-5 times.
00:58:17
That's why why I don't. Think he was there that many
00:58:21
times? At least at least three.
00:58:23
At least three had dinner a few nights in there.
00:58:27
Yeah, when they gallon go for dinner.
00:58:29
So I'm hanging with my boy head. Steak and eggs.
00:58:33
Steak and eggs and wings. So he was there.
00:58:38
Yeah. But I mean, at this point, you
00:58:42
know what? Your your thing cancels out my
00:58:45
thing. You know what?
00:58:46
We got our baby. We found each other listening.
00:58:49
That's how I feel like. That's, that's the thing about
00:58:53
Claire and Jamie. They used to always bug me is
00:58:55
when they would have some kind of weird little spat about
00:58:58
something and one of them would be mad at the other about
00:59:00
something. I'm like, hello?
00:59:03
You mad at him about marrying Leary?
00:59:05
But you know, he only married Leary because she she was about
00:59:08
to be broken, poor and destitute with two children.
00:59:11
He was trying to do right by her, same as he did when she was
00:59:13
16, when she was a bear. And he was trying to keep her
00:59:17
from getting her butt beat. Like, you know he don't love
00:59:20
her, so he's just trying to do right by people like Claire.
00:59:24
Calm down. I mean, I get why she was mad,
00:59:26
but like, you had a whole husband, lady, shut up.
00:59:29
Right, Right, and. You were two whole entire
00:59:33
future, especially the whole entire begin of our relationship
00:59:36
and you were 200 years in the future.
00:59:40
Like that was no, there was there was no reason why I would
00:59:44
ever think that you would find out that I married this after 20
00:59:48
years. It was 20 years, like right, you
00:59:52
know, so, yeah, so speaking, she shouldn't have even gone back.
00:59:56
She thought, who was that? Right.
00:59:59
So, yeah, that's true. Yeah, I get it.
01:00:01
And even more recently, the whole thing about Lord John.
01:00:05
I need you to get over. I need you to just just let it
01:00:08
go. He saved your wife from being
01:00:10
hung. Let me let it go.
01:00:12
Let me tell you about how mad I was at James Fraser about what
01:00:17
he did to my booze face. OK, No, I mean to take it back
01:00:22
to that letter, but it's so many similarities and I just do not
01:00:25
want Julia and Henry to have that tension just for them to
01:00:30
have some drama 'cause I'm like, no, all y'all have been through.
01:00:34
Let it go, just let it go. Because at this point, I look,
01:00:39
I'm ready to burn down anyone who messes with Henry.
01:00:42
Henry has become like one of my favorite characters on the show.
01:00:46
And if y'all mess with Henry, I'm ready to burn the world
01:00:50
down. So very point play.
01:00:54
So I'm gonna need Sima. You know, I'm not trying to wish
01:00:58
death on like you said, I'm not trying to wish death on the
01:01:01
whore. But if you're about to tear
01:01:03
Julia and Henry apart, die, bitch, die.
01:01:07
I'm so sorry. Don't nobody care about you.
01:01:10
All you got to do is just just accept the fact that the man
01:01:15
don't want you. You don't want.
01:01:17
I mean, my goodness, did he put it down on you like that?
01:01:21
That you got to be going through all this right?
01:01:25
Like it wasn't that great. Calm down.
01:01:29
He barely even knew it was you. Well, wait a second.
01:01:32
Well, that was the right because he thought it was his wife.
01:01:35
Yeah, right. So, so like you didn't do
01:01:39
nothing for him sis. You just, I mean you held him
01:01:42
while he was going through a crisis, but like he don't owe
01:01:45
you nothing for that. He paid you handsomely.
01:01:49
Gave you enough money that you could have started, you know,
01:01:51
you could have started a new. And then I wonder, is it 'cause
01:01:55
she's young or is she just seriously that delusional?
01:01:59
Like how are you a prostitute and you don't understand?
01:02:03
Usually it's the John's that have that misconception of like,
01:02:07
oh she really likes me, but why is the prostitute having that?
01:02:11
Like what is happening? I don't know, but I needed to
01:02:16
stop. I need her to leave Henry alone.
01:02:19
I need her to go back. And you know, either either go
01:02:22
back and do your work or take that money that he gave you, go
01:02:25
find another job. I need you to just just let it
01:02:29
go. Let it go.
01:02:30
This is not for you. This is not your man.
01:02:33
This is no. This is not.
01:02:35
This is not the thing. No, no.
01:02:38
Go start a new life in the colonies, you know.
01:02:43
Go find yourself. But we miss anything that's I I
01:02:50
think we touched on all the important stuff.
01:02:55
Or do we for you something wet. What do we forget?
01:03:00
No, no, no, nothing. We good.
01:03:03
I was just like trying to remember if there was something
01:03:06
else that happened at the potential like in the in the the
01:03:14
meeting part of the potential Renee.
01:03:17
Oh yes, Malcolm Grant uncle basically pledging them Jacobite
01:03:24
is what I was gonna bring up and I forgot about what the hell,
01:03:27
why? Please.
01:03:30
What? What?
01:03:30
What are we? Doing He's like somebody got to
01:03:34
do something. Like, and Malcolm Grant was
01:03:38
like, my silence was my answer. Like you don't see, you don't
01:03:41
see Dougal speaking up for column over there.
01:03:43
He got a little, he got at least that little respect.
01:03:46
Look, I think Dougal learned. Dougal was like, you know what,
01:03:49
I'm going to keep my mouth shut. This is why 50 years later, 20
01:03:54
years later, he was still doing it.
01:03:56
He was like, I'm gonna do this in secret behind Columns back
01:04:01
cuz. But yet when he did that,
01:04:05
Malcolm looked at him like, what?
01:04:08
And I was thinking, you know what?
01:04:10
That could be a way for Ellen to get out of the thing.
01:04:13
Because if Column and the Mckenzie's remain loyalist and
01:04:18
now the Grants have openly declared for the Stuart King,
01:04:24
that could be a way that she could be like, OK, you know
01:04:26
what? I can't do this because that's
01:04:30
against the law. It's illegal.
01:04:32
That could cause problems. But they still need the grant
01:04:35
money. So I don't know if that would be
01:04:37
something like no, because I was going to say, if you think about
01:04:43
the way Column is Column has always held fast to the fact
01:04:49
that he is not going to be a Jacobite.
01:04:51
Even in the the main show column was very steadfast.
01:04:56
Went to, went to go sign a treaty with Lord Lovett to be
01:05:03
like, yeah, we're gonna stay out of this.
01:05:05
That part again. So, and Dougal was still behind
01:05:09
his back raising money, you know, still trying to do it
01:05:12
behind his back. So he definitely was not about
01:05:15
it. Yeah, so she could use that to
01:05:19
get out of it. And maybe that's what Malcolm
01:05:23
was getting pissed off about in the trailer, but I don't know.
01:05:27
There's, there's a lot going on in the trailer because you have
01:05:30
you have Martha and Brian talking.
01:05:33
And Brian was like, yeah, well, that's, you know, when Martha
01:05:35
says your, your love is the kind of, you know, love that people
01:05:40
write stories about. And Brian was like, well, that's
01:05:42
why we have to protect it, you know?
01:05:45
So I don't know if something comes out to where Ellen is
01:05:50
like, I'm not marrying him, I'm in love with Brian.
01:05:53
Or if something comes out because again, Brian has
01:05:57
assassins coming after him and you see him fighting with them
01:06:01
in the trailer. So at some point they meet back
01:06:03
up, they find him, he fights for that.
01:06:07
You do see a little bit of conflict with the Grants and the
01:06:11
Mackenzies, and then, you know, you see Julia, she has her baby
01:06:18
and she's running from Ballack because he's trying to kill her.
01:06:22
So I don't know. OK, You know what?
01:06:26
I don't really know. I'm trying to prepare my mind
01:06:30
because, you know, they're going to leave us on a cliffhanger.
01:06:35
Yeah, yeah, Yeah. Hopefully, because they're
01:06:40
already filming Season 2, they. They may even be finished, I
01:06:45
don't know 'cause they started filming in like July.
01:06:49
So yeah, they're probably definitely done then.
01:06:51
Hopefully we won't have to wait so long.
01:06:54
Like please don't give us drought Lander type hiatuses.
01:06:58
I don't I don't want to go a full 2 years, three years
01:07:02
between seasons. I just.
01:07:04
No, they might wait until like some months after high after
01:07:07
Outlander finishes and then release it like at the end of
01:07:10
the year. Yeah, or by beginning of 2027.
01:07:14
I don't know. I'm not either 'cause I don't
01:07:18
because I think Outlander, the final season is only, I believe
01:07:23
that's only 7 or 8 episodes. Oh wow, I got really spoiled
01:07:29
with the 16. Yeah, yeah.
01:07:33
So I think it's only 7 or 8 episodes that we'll get for the
01:07:36
the final season. So maybe if we can get that at
01:07:40
the beginning of year, we can get Blood of my Blood at the end
01:07:44
of next year. I'm not going to count on that.
01:07:46
I'm going to say probably early 2027 or mid 2027.
01:07:51
But I hope it won't be too long because I mean, y'all got us
01:07:56
hooked on this show now. So you can't like just just keep
01:08:01
it. I can't do that.
01:08:03
You got to you got to build on the momentum.
01:08:05
Like everyone is loving the show.
01:08:07
Well, for the most part, people are loving the show.
01:08:09
I still see the random comment of people.
01:08:12
They're like, yeah, it's OK, but it's not the original show.
01:08:15
No dough. It's not supposed.
01:08:18
It's not supposed to be, but even some people, well, I'm not
01:08:21
going to watch it because it's not the original show.
01:08:23
OK? So just shut up and let us
01:08:25
enjoy. That's so.
01:08:26
Dumb. Like what does it have to do
01:08:28
with anything right? Nothing and a lot of people are
01:08:31
are saying that thing about, well, this is not Diana didn't
01:08:35
write this. So so we're not going to watch
01:08:38
it. Like she said that this is not
01:08:40
how Claire's parents were. Claire's parents weren't time
01:08:44
travels, whatever. But she's writing episodes for
01:08:46
the show, right? And she sold her, she sold her
01:08:51
property so that they can make this cuz they're still, I mean
01:08:53
she had to steal like cuz this is not Outlander.
01:08:56
So she still had to sign a contract.
01:08:58
Yeah, OK. You know what?
01:09:01
OK, you guys can do this and she has also.
01:09:04
Said that she wasn't really like caring about Claire's parents,
01:09:08
so she didn't really, even though the evidence lined up
01:09:12
that they were travelers, even though she want to say they
01:09:14
wasn't. But you wrote it that they were
01:09:16
basically travelers. That's you left that very open.
01:09:19
Ended you. Did, yeah.
01:09:21
Because at some point, that's how I feel, yeah.
01:09:24
Especially with the generations of right people being travelers,
01:09:29
like somebody in her family before her was a traveler,
01:09:32
right, 'cause it didn't just start with her, right, Right.
01:09:35
But you left it alone. You didn't care about, you know,
01:09:37
her family because you didn't really write about them.
01:09:41
So. They weren't in the right pass
01:09:45
as that Highlander pass you wanted to write about.
01:09:47
Right. So now when she moved it on,
01:09:49
when they pitched the idea, she was like, you met.
01:09:50
I didn't even think about that. Like OK.
01:09:54
Other than that. So she's like, OK, I'll go with
01:09:55
that. That sounds about right.
01:09:57
But she has also always been very vocal about the fact that
01:10:01
the TV show was the TV show and the books are the books.
01:10:05
And she has said, yes, there are like, there is no way they are
01:10:10
going to take my 8 and 900 page books, all nine of them, and get
01:10:16
every single thing right. They're not going to follow it
01:10:19
to AT because there are some things that work on the page
01:10:23
that won't work on screen. So she has always been very open
01:10:28
about that about. Yeah, I understand They make
01:10:30
changes and, you know, sometimes I like the changes, sometimes I
01:10:35
don't. And I tell them, hey, you might
01:10:37
write yourself in the corner with this.
01:10:39
But again, it's the show. She's like, you know what, I'm
01:10:44
hands off like, yes, they send me the dailies.
01:10:46
Yes, I consult, I give them my note, you know, my little notes.
01:10:50
I give them my suggestions. But it's a show.
01:10:53
I'm not I'm not a showrunner. I don't, I don't do this for a
01:10:57
living, you know. So I love the fact that she is
01:11:01
very collaborative with them. And when they came to her with
01:11:05
this, I do, she was like, OK, well, that's not how I wrote it.
01:11:07
But like you said, Michelle, she has said plenty of times she has
01:11:11
no plans on expanding on Claire's parents stories.
01:11:15
She's not writing it. We do know that she is writing a
01:11:18
prequel about Brian and Ellen, but it's going to be a little
01:11:21
bit different from this, obviously, because they're not
01:11:24
going to meet Claire's parents in her book.
01:11:27
So I, again, I like this version.
01:11:30
I think the casting as well. I love the characters.
01:11:33
The characters feel true, too, who their their children end up
01:11:39
becoming. You know, I love the
01:11:42
friendships, the fact that Claire and Jamie's parents have
01:11:46
met our friends in some way, shape, form or fashion.
01:11:51
I love that because that, again, that's something that we didn't
01:11:55
think. That's something we didn't
01:11:57
expect. It was a pleasant surprise.
01:12:00
And the way that they've unfolded it, I feel like, OK,
01:12:03
yeah, this can. This can be Canon as far as I,
01:12:06
you know, I'm concerned. I like it.
01:12:09
It fits, it makes sense. And they're very respectful of
01:12:14
the story they've already told with Outlanders.
01:12:17
So it's not like they're retconning anything saying, OK,
01:12:21
well, you know, we know that this happened in the late 1700s,
01:12:27
so we're going to fix it and we're going to change things
01:12:30
here so that that looks they're not doing that.
01:12:33
They are making decisions that actually make sense.
01:12:36
And it does line up with the characters you know so.
01:12:42
And to be fair, like I read what like the first four or five
01:12:46
books. They did a damn good job
01:12:49
adapting these books to these show cause like you some stuff
01:12:54
don't know, there's some stuff that has not been adapted well
01:13:00
and to me. We can do a whole show on it.
01:13:02
Right, so to me, I feel like they really to meet the mean
01:13:06
potatoes of this whole story, even to this new show they have
01:13:11
they have stuck because there's hit.
01:13:13
They they studied their history, they have learned what they need
01:13:16
to know about the time, like they are keeping it authentic as
01:13:19
possible to her stories. And I'm like, I don't feel like,
01:13:24
I mean, it's all fantastical anyway.
01:13:25
So where are y'all, man? You know?
01:13:28
So it's like, I don't know. Right.
01:13:30
And if you don't like it, just don't watch.
01:13:32
Just don't watch it. And then you got to actually
01:13:34
announce it that you ain't watching it because nobody
01:13:36
cares. Like, right, Right.
01:13:40
Because literally when she makes a post, people are always up
01:13:43
under there because she promotes.
01:13:46
She promotes this show? Yeah, every single week.
01:13:51
And someone can't help me. Always making comments, right.
01:13:55
Oh, it's still it's not the same as as as the words you wrote.
01:13:59
OK, you know what? Stop kissing her ass.
01:14:01
She knows it's not the same as her words.
01:14:04
Like her words are the reason why we have this hit show.
01:14:07
Yeah, but it's not the only reason why we have this hit
01:14:11
show, you know? Yeah, The, the, the showrunners
01:14:15
did an amazing job with casting. They they literally got people
01:14:20
who fit these characters. She has long said that when she
01:14:24
was sent the first scene of or the first scene that she saw
01:14:29
Jamie and where he was picking the hay when Randall was at
01:14:34
Lally Brock, she said she looked and she was like, Oh my God, he
01:14:37
jumped off the page, you know? Yeah, specifically him or he.
01:14:44
So you can like the new show and still love the old show and
01:14:48
still be like, OK, you know what?
01:14:50
It's not the same, but I like what they're doing with this.
01:14:55
But to just be like, I'm not going to, I'm not going to do
01:14:57
that. And I do understand to a degree
01:15:01
about that because there are things that sometimes we as
01:15:04
fans, we hold sacred, You know what I'm saying?
01:15:08
I was, I think a lot of us, OK? Dina and I met through Harry
01:15:14
Potter, OK? I think when, like when they
01:15:17
announced Fantastic Beasts, we were like, do we really need?
01:15:20
Do we need that? What?
01:15:22
About Marauder, I wasn't marauders like why?
01:15:25
Don't we get this? Right.
01:15:26
But you know, it's, it's one thing to be protective of a
01:15:30
story and then be like, I don't know if I want to see that
01:15:33
extension, especially if you don't know if it's going to be
01:15:36
done right, like having a spin off show for an existing
01:15:41
property and it's being run by someone who is not involved in
01:15:45
the existing property. That's weird to me.
01:15:49
You know, that would be weird. But the fact that you have the
01:15:52
people who ran Outlander come over and do this, you know,
01:15:56
they're going to be respectful of the material.
01:15:58
Yeah. You know and.
01:16:00
She's gonna console, like you said, she's literally consulting
01:16:03
and she's written. She's written on the show.
01:16:06
So it's like this episode was written by Diana Gabin.
01:16:10
So yeah, we get that. We get the the comments, but I'm
01:16:16
just like, OK, you know what? I'm just, I'm so over it.
01:16:19
Either either like it or you don't watch it or or don't.
01:16:22
Yeah. It's like people just want to
01:16:25
make people's day bad. Right.
01:16:27
But that's OK because I love this show.
01:16:29
I really, really love this show. And yeah, I'm very sad that we
01:16:35
have one episode. It's so crazy how 8 weeks goes
01:16:39
by so fast. It didn't feel like it. 1010
01:16:44
weeks. Yeah yeah, 10 weeks.
01:16:46
Like. So why are we just?
01:16:48
Talking about this like, Oh my God, the show's about to start
01:16:50
and and then we're Dragon Con. It's like, oh, the show's like
01:16:54
already 4 episodes. What?
01:16:57
Now we're what? What do we know?
01:17:00
We're about to be 10. We're about to be 10 and then we
01:17:04
have drought Lander D and they still haven't given us a date on
01:17:15
the return of Outlander yet. We just still keep getting this
01:17:18
early 2026. I need a date.
01:17:21
I wonder if they're going to release it after this is done.
01:17:25
Maybe. Maybe.
01:17:28
Like it'll be like after this is over and like hey guys, don't
01:17:32
worry, you get more soon, you know, like.
01:17:35
You know what? They might do that with the next
01:17:37
episode. We can keep our fingers crossed,
01:17:39
right? Yeah.
01:17:41
But I'm trying to think, is there anything else?
01:17:43
Oh. Even though this has nothing to
01:17:45
do with the show, it does have to do with Sam Heuan.
01:17:48
Sam Heuan opened up his own distillery today in Scotland.
01:17:55
So he bout to be making some alcohol for real.
01:17:57
Like, yeah, so. And it's called Galloway
01:18:02
Distillery. So I'm like, OK, y'all, y'all
01:18:04
got a lot of this like continuous thread running
01:18:07
through things. So congratulations to Sam.
01:18:11
You guys have any final thoughts on this episode before we
01:18:15
prepare for the season finale? This poor Malcolm, his happiness
01:18:29
is about to end. Yeah, I do.
01:18:33
I do believe so. Before.
01:18:35
Before. Children he has created in his
01:18:37
brain, they're all gone. Wait a minute.
01:18:40
Repeat that no, he was dreaming of his future, so he already has
01:18:45
the kids they were going to have.
01:18:46
He got some redheads. They are.
01:18:50
Gone. Sorry.
01:18:53
OK, well before we leave, I want to read this out.
01:18:56
We got a new review on the website and this is from Honey
01:19:02
Bee Melly on Apple podcast and she says that we got a five star
01:19:06
review. She calls the show thoughtful in
01:19:09
detail. She said.
01:19:10
I recently started listening to this podcast when I discovered
01:19:13
their discussions on Blood of my blood.
01:19:16
I love how they pay so much attention to detail and offer
01:19:19
carefully thought out opinions. I especially love hearing the
01:19:22
voices of women of color and really appreciate their
01:19:25
perspectives and everything they bring to the table.
01:19:28
So Honey Bee Mellie, thank you so much for listening.
01:19:32
Thank you for the review, and we plan on continuing throughout
01:19:38
the rest of Outlander for as long as they give it.
01:19:41
We've already told Dina she can't go anywhere.
01:19:43
She's going to continue covering Outlander with us, so we will
01:19:47
have her for at least Season 8 of Outlander and Season 2 of
01:19:52
Blood of My Blood. So that's a good thing.
01:19:54
Yay. And then what else?
01:20:00
Hey so have we combed through and still try to piece?
01:20:03
Henry and Julius Kid, are we still trying to figure out?
01:20:08
I think look, look, let's try to do that after the 10th episode.
01:20:12
Let let's see when. They gave the name.
01:20:15
I'm like, OK, And I've been watching like, Snip, you know,
01:20:18
little short, little snips of the show.
01:20:22
And I'm like. Is this him?
01:20:24
Is this him? So after the 10th episode, the
01:20:28
only thing we do know for a fact is no, it is not.
01:20:35
You know, she was calling him Bonnie Prince Charlie for a long
01:20:38
time. And then this is not fair too,
01:20:41
because when this happened, I can be like, OK, Honka, when we
01:20:44
press stop, tell me what happened in the books.
01:20:49
She can't even. I can't tell you what happened
01:20:51
with the books because nothing. Like we literally know nothing
01:20:56
about Claire's. Pants.
01:20:57
That's what I love about this. It's because we don't have
01:21:00
brother. Now I will say this, I do think
01:21:05
maybe in the next episode we will see Lamb and maybe a young
01:21:09
Claire, because the preview of the next episode is where they
01:21:14
decided to go to Scotland. Here it was like, yeah, I bought
01:21:18
us some tickets for us to have like a little mini vacation or
01:21:21
whatever, and you see them on the train waving goodbye to
01:21:24
someone. So I'm thinking we're going to
01:21:26
see Lamb and Claire. Yes, we are definitely going to
01:21:28
see Lamb because the actress that played Julia spoiled that.
01:21:35
OK. Yeah.
01:21:37
That's OK. That's OK.
01:21:39
She put it out there. It's like on there and on, I
01:21:41
forget what they were doing and she put it out there that that
01:21:44
the actor is really great. And I was like, I don't see him.
01:21:48
Where he at? No.
01:21:51
Now you say that I'm like, oh, last episode.
01:21:53
OK, That makes sense. Yeah.
01:21:56
So all right, so I guess that's it for our show.
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