Fans of the historical drama Outlander are in for a treat, as the sixth season of the popular show has finally arrived on Netflix. The series, which follows the story of Claire and Jamie Fraser in Scotland, first aired its sixth season on Starz in 2022. Now, viewers can catch up on the latest adventures of their favorite characters on the streaming platform.
The sixth season of Outlander introduces a new character, Thomas Christie, played by Thomas Lewis Jones. Christie starts off as a character that viewers love to hate, but as the season unfolds, his complexity and growth make him a standout addition to the series. The season continues to follow the harrowing events that unfolded in Season 5, setting the stage for Claire and Jamie’s involvement in the Revolutionary War.
Season 7 of Outlander is already halfway through, with the first half airing in 2023 and the second half set to premiere in November. Season 8 is currently in production with an expected release date in 2025. This upcoming season will be the final installment of the series, based on the best-selling novels by author Diana Gabaldon. Fans can expect to see the conclusion of Claire and Jamie’s story as they navigate their return to Scotland after years spent in the New World.
For those eagerly awaiting the arrival of Season 7 and 8 on Netflix, they may have to wait a bit longer. Due to the two-year gap between the Starz and Netflix releases, the final season of Outlander likely won’t be available on the streaming platform until 2027 at the earliest. In the meantime, fans can look forward to the first half of Bridgerton Season 3 dropping on Netflix in May, with the second half following in June.
If you’re a fan of Outlander and looking for similar shows to watch, you may want to check out the historical drama Poldark on Prime Video. Like Outlander, Poldark is set in a similar time period and features captivating storylines filled with action, romance, and rebellion. It’s a great option for viewers craving more historical drama and beautifully crafted storytelling. Whether you’re a longtime fan of Outlander or new to the series, there’s plenty of entertainment to enjoy while waiting for the final season to arrive on Netflix.
