Hey everyone. Welcome to the official Outlander Podcast. I'm Matt Roberts,

executive producer and writer on the show.

And I am here today for the second episode, 602, Allegiance.

I'm here today with another EP, Executive Producer and writer Tony Grafia. Say hi Tony.

Hi and welcome everyone. Should I say,

Sinio Gali? I think that's Jamie's greeting I'm probably totally messing up the

the Cherokee greeting but I think it's CEO Golly that was that was a good try. It was a good try. Speaking of the

Cherokee as you can see on screen we created an entire Cherokee village.

This was painstakingly done by our new production designer Mike Gunn, and it was, we found this location that we'd used before.

Some of you that have been with us for a few seasons might recognize this location.

Maybe you won't.

But we filmed one of an episode Tony wrote called The Watch

in this area.

And we loved it so much. Yeah, season one. And we loved it so much. Yes season one and we loved it so much. We went back there and we placed the Cherokee

Village there. So it's just bringing back some memories for you Tony? You know I wasn't there for the shooting of that I don't recognize the

location but I definitely remember that episode. I didn't I didn't actually mean you walking the walk I meant do you remember the and by the way you're getting a little taste to what it's like when Tony and I are in the writer's room and talking to each other.

We have specific memories where we remember certain things and and some of them are really vivid.

I was here for the filming of the watch

and this particular moment.

And all those memories come back to me knowing that you know we filmed the ambush here we

filmed that that lovely walk and talk that you wrote where Jamie and what was that hudum's name it was Doogie Hanshaw who played

Taren McC, that's right and they were they did the the ride on the horses and in the rain right along this meadow right here. This was the same matter. Yeah. I think that was one of the heaviest rain days Scotland had ever had. I remember.

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