Revolution is coming for the Fraser family in the Outlander Season 7 trailer. Watch it here:
Starz is taking viewers back in time to the battlefields of the American Revolution with a new trailer for Outlander Season 7. It's been over a year since Jamie and Claire were separated as the latter faced execution for a murder she didn't commit, but the expanded 16-episode season looks to satisfy fans eager to see these two back together again.
Jamie and Young Ian will immediately be thrust into action to start the season as they look to rescue Claire from the gallows, but the geopolitical firestorm of the Revolutionary War will inevitably make things more difficult. Although there will be plenty of tender moments between the Scottish warrior and his time-traveling Sassenach, the footage makes it clear that Jamie feels called to battle under the banner of Washington.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Despite the thrilling battles that unfold, Outlander, at its heart, is still about the enduring love between Jamie and Claire. Season 7 will see them, along with Roger , Brianna , and the rest leave their home to do what they think is right. Decisions will have to be made along the way that could drive the family apart, but the trailer ensures nothing could come between the two leads.
The first half of Outlander Season 7 will stream starting on Friday, June 16 at midnight ET on the Starz app, all Starz streaming and on-demand platforms, and internationally on Lionsgate+ in the U.K. Episodes will also air on Starz at 8 p.m. ET/PT on the same date with new episodes following every Friday. Check out the trailer below.
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