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		By: Alex		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[In reply to &lt;a href=&quot;https://thenerddaily.com/outlander-recap-3-13-eye-storm/#comment-130&quot;&gt;Laine Andrews&lt;/a&gt;.

I agree. Why are they ruining outlander?  Jamie and Claire are the heart of the story and they’re slowly but surely moving them out. I would hope that Sam and cait would understand their worth and together they could do other movies.  They are a magical couple on screen. They’re  iconic. They need to look for movies together. They’re fab in playing off of each other in a romantic, comedy series.  They’re just naturally funny with each other  plus they have fairy dust all over them on the screen. People just fall in love with them.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In reply to <a href="https://thenerddaily.com/outlander-recap-3-13-eye-storm/#comment-130">Laine Andrews</a>.</p>
<p>I agree. Why are they ruining outlander?  Jamie and Claire are the heart of the story and they’re slowly but surely moving them out. I would hope that Sam and cait would understand their worth and together they could do other movies.  They are a magical couple on screen. They’re  iconic. They need to look for movies together. They’re fab in playing off of each other in a romantic, comedy series.  They’re just naturally funny with each other  plus they have fairy dust all over them on the screen. People just fall in love with them.</p>
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		By: Laine Andrews		</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 13 Dec 2017 04:32:03 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Hmmm.  Glass half full or half empty?  The half full:  after chasing up the wrong path of too much Dr. Claire Medicine Woman who dithers about returning to Jamie but not about ministering to her would-be rapist/murderer or boarding a floating plague, the writers FINALLY doubled back to the notion they established so well in Season 1 before undermining it - this pair are epic lovers with a mystical ordained partnership that overcomes distance, obstacles, even time itself.  They are truly bone of each other&#039;s bone, like Adam and Eve.  And now they&#039;re set to explore a Garden of Eden type America...a unified force to be reckoned with, indivisible (and back to being sexy).

The half empty - a silly forced denouement for the radically rewritten characters of Yi Tien Cho and Margaret Campbell - love at first sight, planning marriage 2 hours later, instant deference from escaped slaves, snapping brother Archie&#039;s neck &quot;accidentally.&quot;..Really?  Fersali has zilch appeal, partly because of Marsali&#039;s uncanny resemblance to her horrid mother that calls up reflexive revulsion in the audience and partly because Fergus is a wuss dominated by his teen bride despite being nearly twice her age.  Seriously unsexy.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hmmm.  Glass half full or half empty?  The half full:  after chasing up the wrong path of too much Dr. Claire Medicine Woman who dithers about returning to Jamie but not about ministering to her would-be rapist/murderer or boarding a floating plague, the writers FINALLY doubled back to the notion they established so well in Season 1 before undermining it &#8211; this pair are epic lovers with a mystical ordained partnership that overcomes distance, obstacles, even time itself.  They are truly bone of each other&#8217;s bone, like Adam and Eve.  And now they&#8217;re set to explore a Garden of Eden type America&#8230;a unified force to be reckoned with, indivisible (and back to being sexy).</p>
<p>The half empty &#8211; a silly forced denouement for the radically rewritten characters of Yi Tien Cho and Margaret Campbell &#8211; love at first sight, planning marriage 2 hours later, instant deference from escaped slaves, snapping brother Archie&#8217;s neck &#8220;accidentally.&#8221;..Really?  Fersali has zilch appeal, partly because of Marsali&#8217;s uncanny resemblance to her horrid mother that calls up reflexive revulsion in the audience and partly because Fergus is a wuss dominated by his teen bride despite being nearly twice her age.  Seriously unsexy.</p>
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