Outlander: Blood Of My Blood boasts a phenomenal cast and an exciting return to Scotland, but I can't get over the premise.

Oh, baby, Julia Moriston is in deep, deep trouble stuck in Lord Lovat's house in the 18th century in Outlander: Blood of My Blood. Though she's pushed to induce an abortion, Julia devises a different way to try to protect her unborn child. Actress Hermione Corfield walks us through Julia's controversial decision.

Years before Jamie meets Claire, his lovelorn parents defy their rival clans in 18th century Scotland while hers strike up a passionate connection through letters during World War I.

Discover the surprising twist involving Claire's mother in Outlander: Blood of My Blood and its potential impact on the main series.

Outlander prequel stars Jeremy Irvine, Hermione Corfield, Jamie Roy and Harriet Slater open up on intimacy, Sam Heughan and Scottish winters.

Henry and Julia’s love is put to the ultimate test, though, by Outlander: Blood of My Blood. Their idyllic trip to Scotland ends when their car crashes. Instead of perishing, as the books claim, Julia, and then Henry, travel through the stones to 18th century Scotland. The two are immediately separated in this strange world.

Blood of My Blood, fan theories are flooding in. But is yours right? According to the cast, the truth might be out there.

Ellen MacKenzie and Brian Fraser have met, starting up their love story in Blood of My Blood. However, this love story threatens a friendship. Caution: This post contains some MINOR SPOILERS for Blood of My Blood season 1, episode 3. We know that Murtagh ...