Hello, everyone. Welcome to the official Outlander podcast. I'm Matthew B. Roberts, executive producer and writer. And I'm here today viewing episode 713. Hello, Goodbye, with special guests, super special guests, executive producer Merrill Davis, and executive

producer writer Tony Grafia. And here we are. Welcome. Thank you. Thank you for having us.

I can't remember the last time I did a podcast. It's hard, it's hard wrangling. It's hard wrangling you,

Merrill. It's hard getting you to sit down and talk about these episodes.

Tony, on the other hand, has been with us recently.

Yes, I was just here last week, and happy to be here again, especially because Merrill's here.

So we filmed this scene by the location of the hydro plant, which is a place called Sloy Dam.

It was so breathtaking.

A lot of Highland cows there.

Matt, were you on this location, Scout?

Yes, you know, all these, what we try to do when we look at location scout? Yes.

You know, all these, what we try to do when we location scout is find a place that can service multiple scenes.

So when we went up to the highlands in the season, went back to Scotland, which was great,

we found the dam and the hydro plant and a lot of these sites that were around it were also very

beautiful and serviceable for the crew and the cast to be able to get there.

So, yes.

I'm thrilled to see Roger and Buck back in time because I think Roger was ready to get back to that 1700s where.

This was, we had a lot of conversations about this particular scene and the,

this area in the house about where it would be and whether or not there'd be a lock there,

you could see it.

It's amazing how some of the smallest details in these in these episodes get discussed meeting after meeting after meeting

because the luxury of the book is you know you get to fill in the blanks with your mind,

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