Jiduhur, askebran Jivurum, must have eaten something that is secreted by this gladness

to see you once more, and as if a himish ispring, may he be with me, may he be with me.

And last I saw you, your lads, and after the older boys, we'll shinty sticks, told

them or so, so I did must come to this, away from getting, away from scarred, they have

eaten with me now, and so I am content to die among my comrades.

All the way from Providence, Rhode Island in the Minute with Mary Studio, welcome to Outlander

broadcast, it's a podcast dedicated to the show Outlander on stars.

Hello, everybody, and welcome back. My name is Mary Larson.

My name is Blake, and I really loved seeing Scotland again. Like, I know that we've been

in Scotland this entire time, like, just as, like, logic, well, but, oh, you mean like,

okay, yeah, yeah, you know what I mean, but like, just the, the idea of going back to

Scotland, that was one of my favorite scenes, I think, Outlander has ever produced that

ending was just the boat and walking up the stairs, and Gregor, I don't even remember

how to pronounce the last name, the guy just rocks, it does all the cool stuff, man, all

the singing, singing that song, the whole thing just culminated into that one moment, and

I really, really, really liked it. It was beautiful. It truly was beautiful.

Again, I know, I know they've been filming in Scotland the whole time, so this we've been

seeing, I get it, all the nerds are going to say that to me, I know, but it's just thematically

and within the story, the context, the emotion, all of it, just seeing the shores of Scotland

and it just, oh, man, good stuff, man, love it. I agree. I agree. There's just so much

to love about this episode, so much to love about this season, and we are here to talk

about 708. But before we do, we want to remind you that Blake and I keep busy during

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