It should come as no surprise that Diana Gabaldon’s genre-bending Outlander book series has been so successful and long-lasting that it was a perfect fit for a television adaptation. Outlander has established itself as one of the greatest historical series available on Netflix over the course of seven beloved seasons, drawing millions of viewers during its nearly ten-year run. It has been revealed that the eighth and final season of Outlander will air soon. Sadly, good things come to an end. Given that Claire and Jamie’s futures are currently uncertain, there is pressure to ensure that the show ends spectacularly.
Here’s what we know about Outlander Season 8, as rumors abound and information about the impending conclusion is slowly making its way around the fandom.
Does ‘Outlander’ Season 8 Have a Release Date?
Sadly, the release date for Outlander Season 8 is not yet known. The WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes have caused a delay for this show, as well as many others. Thank goodness, a historic agreement regarding the WGA strike has finally been reached, allowing many productions to resume. This has led many to speculate that Season 8 of Outlander won’t air until late 2024 or possibly early 2025.
Where Can I Watch Season 8 of ‘Outlander’?
Outlander Season 8 will air on Starz, much like the previous seasons of the show. All seven of the show’s seasons are currently available for streaming on the Starz app, and a subscription package to Starz is currently available for $2.99.
Is ‘Outlander’ Season 8 Trailer Available?
As of right now, Season 8 does not yet have a trailer. Any promotional materials might take a while to come out because production has stopped. Sign up and follow Collider to stay informed about any and all information regarding Outlander Season 8 and to ensure that you are the first to know when a trailer is released.
How Much Will Be in ‘Outlander’ Season 8 Episodes?
Season 8 will only have 10 episodes overall, in contrast to previous seasons. This, not surprisingly, is a result of the WGA’s months-long strike, which forced many other shows to decide whether to reduce the number of episodes in order to maintain the highest possible quality at the conclusion.