So long, sassenach. “Outlander” on Starz will end with Season 8 – and although that final season hasn’t aired yet and the premiere date is unknown, filming has wrapped. Series star Sam Heughan is officially finished playing Jamie Fraser — and he didn’t walk away empty-handed.

The couple at the center of Starz's fantasy historical drama unpack how that ending — a surprise to book and non-book fans alike — sets up the eighth and final season, which has already finished filming.

If anything, Jamie's "death" was interesting for putting relationships to the test once he came back and the pure chaos of William learning the identify of his real father. I just couldn't quite go along with Claire's grief the way I did in earlier Outlander losses, such as her miscarriage back in Season 2, because I didn't believe it.

Sam Heughan's debut movie Born to be Great is now available to watch on Prime Video. The 2010 film stars the Outlander actor as Alexander the Great, with the coming-of-age drama following his journey from his boyhood in Macedonia to becoming Regent of the Land, after proving his worth to his father, King Phillip (John Moulder-Brown).

For those who have yet to tune in, now is a good time to turn back, because we’re about to delve into one of the show’s biggest spoilers to date. The finale teased that Jamie ( Sam Heughan) and Claire’s ( Caitriona Balfe) first daughter, Faith, may have actually lived despite being stillborn in Season 2’s aptly titled installment, “Faith.”

The finale of Outlander Season 7 left us breathless with unexpected twists and jaw-dropping revelations. Join us as we unravel the standout events of this episode from NBC's fantasy series, setting the stage for an exhilarating Season 8.

T he season 7 finale of Outlander, "A Hundred Thousand Angels," delivered up some wild twists, even for this show. To make a long story short, thoughout the episode, Claire Fraser