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7. Indeed... That's what I did.

Wed Jun 10, 2015, 01:52 PM

Jun 2015

I love the story and characters... Just don't need all the intimate violence to understand. It's depressing basicly.

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Good grief I am tired of Outlander's dark gloomy violence. [View all] madfloridian May 2015 OP

Really? That stinks. Silver Gaia May 2015 #1

Honestly... a lesson these producers need to learn... hlthe2b May 2015 #2

The last 2 episodes were almost unwatchable RockaFowler Jun 2015 #3

I haven't watched any of Outlander DawgHouse Jun 2015 #4

It may all be in the book....so.... FarPoint Jun 2015 #5

Indeed... That's what I did. FarPoint Jun 2015 #7

We did that, too. Silver Gaia Jun 2015 #8

Yep, I did a lot of fast forwarding the last 2 episodes. madfloridian Jun 2015 #10

Diana does enjoy writing the dark stuff. tavernier Jun 2015 #9

I agree about the Emmys AwakeAtLast Jun 2015 #11

I've only read the first book, getting ready to start the 2nd. madfloridian Jun 2015 #14

She tortures Roger pretty good as well... tavernier Jun 2015 #13

The last episode was probably the most extreme, horrible thing I've ever geek tragedy Jun 2015 #15