In a new Fourth season, we complete the series with a new set of exciting events: In a new visit to Aunt Jocasta at her farm there will be a tragedy for Claire and Jimmy where they will be trapped between what is the right and the Land Act and clarifies to Claire Jimmy some American history. On the other hand, Claire and Jamie are in County with Stephen Bonnet.
There are spectral moments, as hauntings happen and wraiths appear; a reminder of the story's eerie origin. But out of the darkness always comes this glowing love story that has its own exquisite rhyme and reason.
There's plenty about this season that's neither too hot, nor too cold, but just right. First and foremost among these strengths: a cast that grows stronger by the year, anchored by a thoughtful, often thrilling performance from Caitriona Balfe.
Outlander is still highly Outlander-y, which will be heartening for its many fans to hear. But it's also not without moments that drag and some choppy narrative transitions.
[The lead characters'] circumstances might be bleak, but it's also an opportunity to build a new life together in a new land -- quite a romantic concept for the pair.
