The popular Outlander prequel series continues its first season with episode 7, bringing new challenges for both the Fraser and Beauchamp families. Titled Luceo Non Uro, this installment promises significant developments for Brian Fraser, Ellen MacKenzie, and Claire’s parents, Henry and Julia Beauchamp. Here is everything viewers need to know about the upcoming episode.
Episode Release Date and Streaming Details
Outlander: Blood of My Blood episode 7 will air on Friday, September 12, 2025, at 9 PM Eastern Time (ET) on the Starz network in the U.S. For viewers in the United Kingdom, the episode will be available on Saturday, September 13, 2025, via MGM+ through Amazon Prime Video. Each episode runs for approximately one hour, consistent with the series’ format.
The release schedule for different time zones is as follows:
- Pacific Time: 5 PM on September 12
- Central Time: 7 PM on September 12
- British Summer Time: 1 AM on September 13
- Indian Standard Time: 5:30 AM on September 13
The series is exclusive to Starz in the U.S., while international audiences can stream it on MGM+ or through Starzplay add-ons on platforms like Prime Video.
What to Expect in Episode 7
The upcoming episode, Luceo Non Uro (a Latin phrase meaning “I shine, not burn”), will focus on several critical storylines. According to previews, Lord Lovat will take extreme measures to fulfill a prophecy, potentially causing turmoil for the MacKenzie and Fraser families. Meanwhile, Dougal MacKenzie attends a secret meeting that could lead to political disaster for his clan.
The episode will also address the fallout from Brian and Ellen’s secret relationship. After being discovered by Murtagh Fitzgibbons, Brian must confront his best friend’s anger. Additionally, Ellen’s reputation is at risk due to Lord Lovat’s manipulations, forcing her to appeal to her brothers for support.
For the Beauchamps, Henry’s mental state continues to deteriorate as he struggles with grief and PTSD. He returns to Craigh na Dun in an attempt to find answers about Julia’s disappearance, but Arch Bug tries to stop him. Julia, now a mother, faces challenges in the 18th century as she searches for her husband.
Fan Reactions and Predictions
Following episode 6, which featured intense and emotional scenes, many fans took to social media to share their thoughts. Some expressed discomfort with the portrayal of sensitive themes, while others praised the character development. For episode 7, viewers are speculating about Brian and Ellen’s future, with some predicting they may finally escape their clans to protect their relationship.
One fan commented on Reddit:
“Based on the preview, I’m hoping this is finally the kick for Ellen and Brian to get the hell out.”
Another added:
“They need to run away and become visibly pregnant fairly soon if they are gonna get married in the last ep.”
Background on the Series
Outlander: Blood of My Blood is a prequel to the original Outlander series, focusing on the love stories of Jamie Fraser’s parents, Brian Fraser and Ellen MacKenzie, and Claire Beauchamp’s parents, Henry Beauchamp and Julia Moriston. The show alternates between 18th-century Scotland and World War I-era England, incorporating time-travel elements that connect the two timelines.
The series features a cast including Harriet Slater as Ellen MacKenzie, Jamie Roy as Brian Fraser, Hermione Corfield as Julia Moriston, and Jeremy Irvine as Henry Beauchamp. The show is helmed by Matthew B. Roberts, the same showrunner behind the original Outlander series.
Remaining Episode Schedule
The first season of Outlander: Blood of My Blood will consist of 10 episodes. After episode 7, the release schedule for the remaining episodes is as follows:
- Episode 8: A Virtuous Woman – September 19, 2025
- Episode 9: Braemar – September 26, 2025
- Episode 10: Something Borrowed – October 10, 2025
Note that there will be a one-week break after episode 9, with the finale airing on October 10 instead of October 3.
Also Read: Outlander: Blood of My Blood Episode 5 Release Details and Key Story Developments
Credits: The Review Geek, Radio Times
