Top 30 Looks from Outlander Episode 201: THROUGH A GLASS, DARKLY

Outlander Season 2 is in full swing. I finally managed to hobble together 30 Top Looks from Episode 201: THROUGH A GLASS, DARKLY. Due to the darkish nature of the episode and the limited screen time in the eighteenth century, I had to fill in some spots with a few other characters. As the season progresses, it’ll be all Jamie, all the time – with an occasional Murtagh here and there because how can I resist?

Because the blogosphere and mainstream news outlets have exploded with a complement of entertaining reviews and recaps, I will no longer be doing a second post. As this one is so late, I’ll keep it short and sweet.

Episode 201: THROUGH A GLASS, DARKLY has a lot of ground to cover. I absolutely love the opening scenes between Claire and Frank, though I think the entire sequence could be a bit shorter. The extra scenes are great but I’m already worrying about a rushed ending – and that’s all I’ll say about that.

Jamie’s character is going through an interesting transition. He’s very withdrawn in this first episode, it being only days (maybe a week?) since his escape from Wentworth and their departure from the abbey. It will be interesting to watch him heal and overcome Jack’s contamination of his dreams and love life.

I would take the time to write more, but I’m already two episodes behind, so . . . maybe I’ll come back later . . . but by then, we’ll be onto new and exciting episodes with characters who won’t seem to die, characters we don’t want to die, more scenes from the future and lots of surprises (I’m sure).

I hope you enjoy my Top 30 Looks for Episode 201: THROUGH A GLASS, DARKLY. Now that I’m caught up, I’ll try to stay caught up and hopefully add more of my two cents on each episode.

#30: Wee Roger’s “Personal Ad” Face