'Outlander' Season 6 Ends on a Tense Cliffhanger -- What's to Come in 'Super-Sized' Season 7?

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shortened season 6 took its bow on Sunday night, as the Fraser clan faced yet another dangerous threat to their livelihood. This time, it comes in the form of Richard Brown and his committee, who storm Fraser's Ridge to demand justice for the murdered Malva, with his sights set on arresting Claire (Caitriona Balfe).

After a tense showdown, Claire and Jamie (Sam Heughan) ultimately agree to go with the committee to a nearby town in order for Claire to stand trial — thanks, in part, to an unlikely ally they find in Tom Christie (Mark Lewis Jones), who vows to help keep Claire safe, even though the person she stands accused of murdering was his own daughter. (Perhaps a hint that he knows more than he's letting on?)The journey gets more harrowing when Richard Brown (Chris Larkin) decides to change course in order to find a judge -- plotting a long route to Wilmington through towns of people whose opinion of Claire and Jamie has been tarnished by Brown's lies -- and even more dire still when Claire and Jamie are separated.

Thankfully, Young Ian (John Bell) arrives just in time to help free Jamie from a plot to send him back to Scotland, and the season ends with them riding off, presumably in the direction of Wilmington, as Claire's fate still hangs in the balance.While sixth season had to pack a lot of dramatics into its shortened, eight-episode run -- due in part to COVID-19 filming restrictions, as well as Balfe's real-life pregnancy — the cast and producers assured fans that there's plenty more drama and some major resolutions to come in their «super-sized» season 7.«We absolutely had a lot of challenges this season, with the COVID protocols, and obviously we kept everyone safe, but they did add an extra level of.