Socks: just did this last week - my hubs is a huge fan. We just clicked on the channel (through cable provider) & added the channel. I just looked & season 1 & 2 episodes are listed.

Thanks. I hate to have that expense on top of Netflix but I sure would like to see it.

Socks, both seasons are available to purchase on iTunes, too! I don't know if that option would be cheaper for you.

I just got Starz late Saturday night. It recorded from Episode 18 and up on Sunday. I had read Book ! though. I see a gap between Episode 30 to Episode 45. Would that be from Book 3.?

Thanks, Fun! That might be more reasonable than months of Starz. I'll check it out.

Edited: Just Season 2 through iTunes is $29. Starz is $9 a month. Meh, I'm losing interest. Cable TV and Netflix are enough for me for now, but thanks again everyone for the help.

Last night, I watched the first half of this week's Outlander and liked it, but I had never seen it before. So I checked the On Demand listings on the tv and I can watch the entire backlog of shows. I watched the first and second episodes of the first season last night. Plan to binge watch this week and catch up. I am happy as there is not a lot on tv these days and this looks interesting.

Wow, Sheila! I've got Seasons 1 and 2 on demand!!!! Thank you sooooo much. I'll be very busy watching too!

Between cable and Netflix, I was kind of choking on more TV expense, so this is terrific.

Glad to hear you have a way to watch it too. I have watched 4 episodes from season 1 so far and am enjoying it.

Oops, when I went to watch, the cable co. referred me to an 800 number, so apparently not free. I didn't check the price. As my son says, "I'm over it!" I'll probably see the DVD's in my used bookstore at some point.

Well, Socks, I have watched the first season of Outlander, and I have to say that binging may not have been such a good idea. I got tired of the crisis of the day in the stories. I like the characters, and love Jamie's sweetness and sense of humor when he deals with his feisty love. I know as an actor, he has worked to build up his muscles, so the torn shirt thing is going to happen. However, it does a little too much, though I loved the scene in the mill pond. I also think his huge muscles are modern results of work outs in the gym, and not accurate for the period in Scotland. His shoulders, chest and glutes are so broad that he looks shorter than he is. The costumes contribute to that short look too. But he communicates a warm, charming personality that will do him well in life.

You aint' seen nuthin' yet. ; )

I suspect you mean the end of season 1. A little too much, fer sure. Found myself wondering how long each scene took to film, how many retakes, discomfort of all involved, etc. I am seeing how season 2 goes. I find shows that are too dark to be candidates for the off button.

Oh Sheila, thanks for the comment. Certainly even strong men didn't look like body builders in those days! LOL....I'm grinning.

Loved that scene in the mill pond, too. He's a hottie!

And it was done with a sense of humor.