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Outlander Official Season 5 Premieres & NYCC 2019 Contest Winner.


The Droughtlander finally over!. Well, not really hahaha. STARZ released an official season 5 release date. The Fraser will be back on Feb. 16, just 2 days after Valentine's day. I have a feeling they doing this on purpose :).

Outlander season 5 will be based on book fifth, The Fiery Cross, and only have shorter episodes (12 episodes) than season 4. The filming that started in April leaked some of behind of the scene pictures that makes fans excited.

Outlander NYCC 2019 Contest Winner

Some of you probably know Outlander panel (Caitriona Balfe, Sam Heughan, Duncan LaCroix, Maria Doyle Kennedy, and David Berry) will be attend New York Comic Con 2019. They also will bring a lucky fan, Briana Smith, who just won a #OutlanderContestNYCC to meet entire cast in New York. As a person who also like to paint in my spare time (hobbyist), I honestly think her acrylic painting is beautiful. So, congratulation Briana!.


STARZ also created a pinterest collection for this contest. So happy to see a lot of Outlander fans are art and creative people.
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