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The BeWBs Do Outlander
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CW for this episode: mentions of sexual assault.
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Ah, the memories of how the BeWBs first came across Outlander: For Meg, it was finding solace in a well-written world populated with extraordinary characters. For Carla it was Meg demanding that she read it.\\xa0
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In this week's episode, your sassy Sassenachs squee about two of their favorite fictional men (and reluctantly discuss That Other Guy), and decide who gets the ring, the fling, and the guillotine. Say, could that lad who gets to live in wedded bliss with Carleg be Frank, Jamie, or Roger? Press play and find out!
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Outlander began running in 2014 on Starz, and the first four seasons are available on Netflix. The books on which the show is based are written by Diana Gabaldon.
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