Scene Focus | Outlander TV Show Is NOTHING Like The Books.. Here's Why! @scenefocus5835 | Uploaded November 2021 | Updated October 2024, 15 hours ago.
Outlander TV Show Is NOTHING Like The Books.. Here's Why!
Welcome back to Scene Focus, today on the channel we are going to talk about Outlander books vs tv shows.. major flaws that aren't being spoken about. The beloved romantic fantasy Outlander (based on the novels by Diana Gabaldon) is going through one of its longest droughts at the moment, as various shows have suffered setbacks due to the current global crisis. From problematic husband-wife dynamics to bloopers and plot holes, the show has got away with certain flaws and issues because of the passion and commitment of it's fanbase. As fans crave another season of the charismatic Jamie and brilliant Claire Fraser, it's fair to take a look at a few flaws in the series that seem to have been ignored over the years.
The Whole Time Travel Jazz. Time travel is, of course, at the heart of the Outlander universe. However, it seems as though fans continually overlook the vagueness in the rules of time travel and the fact that things happen all the time that might be extremely hard to explain in terms of physics. Roger McKenzie actually came face to face with several of his ancestors on more than one occasion, which must have taken some quirky imagination. Moreover, other aspects of time travel remained unexplained. For instance, gemstones are necessary to pass through time. But the show never revealed what gemstone Claire was carrying when she first passed through the stones at Craigh Na Dun; her wedding ring with Frank was a simple band of gold. Further, when Roger and Bree landed back in 18th century America with their son, they had both been thinking of 'home'. So did the stones just know their thoughts and knew exactly where home was? Historical Inaccuracies. Blunders in historical accuracy aren't expected from a show that revolves around history. The intense witch trial for one, couldn't have happened at all at the time since witch burning had long been outlawed by the 1740s. The outrageous custom of witch trials and burning innocent women on the stake came to an end sometime in 1727, close to two decades before the show's timeline. Finish this video for more about Outlander books vs tv shows.. major flaws that aren't being spoken about.
#OutlanderMajorFlaws #OutlanderBooksvsShows #Outlander
Related Videos:
Top 10 Differences Between Outlander Books & TV Show
youtube.com/watch?v=ojpvQgMKlSg&t=28s
Outlander: Books VS Series Explained |đżOSSA Movies
youtube.com/watch?v=4vwK013JnZY&t=26s
Outlander Season 6 NEW Details HINTED That EVERY Fan Needs To See!
Outlander TV Show Is NOTHING Like The Books.. Here's Why!
Welcome back to Scene Focus, today on the channel we are going to talk about Outlander books vs tv shows.. major flaws that aren't being spoken about. The beloved romantic fantasy Outlander (based on the novels by Diana Gabaldon) is going through one of its longest droughts at the moment, as various shows have suffered setbacks due to the current global crisis. From problematic husband-wife dynamics to bloopers and plot holes, the show has got away with certain flaws and issues because of the passion and commitment of it's fanbase. As fans crave another season of the charismatic Jamie and brilliant Claire Fraser, it's fair to take a look at a few flaws in the series that seem to have been ignored over the years.
The Whole Time Travel Jazz. Time travel is, of course, at the heart of the Outlander universe. However, it seems as though fans continually overlook the vagueness in the rules of time travel and the fact that things happen all the time that might be extremely hard to explain in terms of physics. Roger McKenzie actually came face to face with several of his ancestors on more than one occasion, which must have taken some quirky imagination. Moreover, other aspects of time travel remained unexplained. For instance, gemstones are necessary to pass through time. But the show never revealed what gemstone Claire was carrying when she first passed through the stones at Craigh Na Dun; her wedding ring with Frank was a simple band of gold. Further, when Roger and Bree landed back in 18th century America with their son, they had both been thinking of 'home'. So did the stones just know their thoughts and knew exactly where home was? Historical Inaccuracies. Blunders in historical accuracy aren't expected from a show that revolves around history. The intense witch trial for one, couldn't have happened at all at the time since witch burning had long been outlawed by the 1740s. The outrageous custom of witch trials and burning innocent women on the stake came to an end sometime in 1727, close to two decades before the show's timeline. Finish this video for more about Outlander books vs tv shows.. major flaws that aren't being spoken about.
#OutlanderMajorFlaws #OutlanderBooksvsShows #Outlander
Related Videos:
Top 10 Differences Between Outlander Books & TV Show
youtube.com/watch?v=ojpvQgMKlSg&t=28s
Outlander: Books VS Series Explained |đżOSSA Movies
youtube.com/watch?v=4vwK013JnZY&t=26s
Outlander Season 6 NEW Details HINTED That EVERY Fan Needs To See!
