Episode 4— Of Lost Things
Aired October 1, 2017 · 63 min
Synopsis
Jamie becomes entangled in political tensions during his time at Helwater, while in 1968, Claire, Brianna, and Roger work to uncover his location, growing increasingly concerned about his safety and their chances of reuniting with him.
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Caitriona Balfe
as Claire Randall
Sam Heughan
as Jamie Fraser
Richard Rankin
as Roger Wakefield
Sophie Skelton
as Brianna Randall Fraser
David Berry
as Lord John Grey
Wil Johnson
as Joe Abernathy
Sam Hoare
as Lord Hal Melton
Hannah James
as Lady Geneva Dunsany
Tanya Reynolds
as Lady Isobel Dunsany
Rupert Vansittart
as Lord William Dunsany
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