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After several seasons of bubbling rebellion, the American Revolution is finally in full swing in the highly anticipated seventh season of “Outlander,” which premieres Friday, June 16 on Starz.

The penultimate season of the hit historical drama has a total of 16 episodes and will come out in two parts, with the latter half not set to air until 2024.

The first eight episodes, all out June 16, will pick up where Season 6 left off, with Claire (Caitriona Balfe) on her way to prison for the murder of Malva Christie (Jessica Reynolds).

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