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The showrunner of the hit series Outlander has addressed criticism over Jamie and Claire Fraser, played by the charismatic duo of Sam Heughan and Caitriona Balfe, having less screen time together in the latest season of the show. Maril Davis, the creative mind behind the popular historical drama, recently gave some insights into the decision-making process and shed light on the importance of having an array of characters grace the screen.

With the release of every new episode, it became evident that the loyal fanbase of the show yearned for more on-screen moments between its central characters Jamie and Claire. However, in a recent interaction with RadioTimes, Davis conveyed her surprise at the criticism, highlighting the show's dedication to staying true to its source material, written by Diana Gabaldon.&nbsp;

"I’m kind of surprised by that because – we can’t always, but we try to follow the books as much as possible, and this really does follow the books," Davis revealed. "Jamie and Claire are always going to be our centre of the wheel, but there are quite a few characters to service and Diana has done a great job of doing that throughout this book series, and building characters you want to follow."

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While acknowledging the fans' longing for more Jamie and Claire moments, Davis made a compelling argument for the necessity of exploring the lives of other characters. "It is impossible to tell Jamie and Claire’s story without telling these other stories. It won’t be their story if you can’t also tell the story of their kids, William and Bri, and their grandkids and everyone else in their life – that’s what makes Jamie and Claire’s story, it’s a tapestry," she asserted.

She further highlighted the interconnectedness of the characters and the essential role that each individual story plays in shaping the overarching narrative. "Jamie and Claire are the start of that, but they’ve woven these other stories around them, and it’s impossible to tell theirs if you don’t tell everyone else’s," Davis stated firmly.

Addressing the specific trajectory of the current season, Davis pointed out, "This is the book, the book is Brianna and Roger go back to their own time, and you can’t tell their story if you’re not servicing that. You have to give their story just as much of a chance as everyone else’s. I don’t know how you tell their story without including their story."&nbsp;

As the mid-season finale of Outlander aired recently, fans find themselves eagerly awaiting the second batch of episodes in the seventh season.&nbsp;

The showrunner of the hit series Outlander has addressed criticism over Jamie and Claire Fraser, played by the charismatic duo of Sam Heughan and Caitriona Balfe, having less screen time together in the latest season of the show.

The showrunner of the hit series Outlander has addressed criticism over Jamie and Claire Fraser, played by the charismatic duo of Sam Heughan and Caitriona Balfe, having less screen time together in the latest season of the show. Maril Davis, the creative mind behind the popular historical drama, recently gave some insights into the decision-making process and shed light on the importance of having an array of characters grace the screen. With the release of every new episode, it became evident that the loyal fanbase of the show yearned for more on-screen moments between its central characters Jamie and Claire. However, in a recent interaction with RadioTimes, Davis conveyed her surprise at the criticism, highlighting the show's dedication to staying true to its source material, written by Diana Gabaldon. "I’m kind of surprised by that because – we can’t always, but we try to follow the books as much as possible, and this really does follow the books," Davis revealed. "Jamie and Claire are always going to be our centre of the wheel, but there are quite a few characters to service and Diana has done a great job of doing that throughout this book series, and building characters you want to follow." Also read: Jason Momoa warns tourists not to visit Maui amid wildfires: 'Not the place to have your vacation' While acknowledging the fans' longing for more Jamie and Claire moments, Davis made a compelling argument for the necessity of exploring the lives of other characters. "It is impossible to tell Jamie and Claire’s story without telling these other stories. It won’t be their story if you can’t also tell the story of their kids, William and Bri, and their grandkids and everyone else in their life – that’s what makes Jamie and Claire’s story, it’s a tapestry," she asserted. She further highlighted the interconnectedness of the characters and the essential role that each individual story plays in shaping the overarching narrative. "Jamie and Claire are the start of that, but they’ve woven these other stories around them, and it’s impossible to tell theirs if you don’t tell everyone else’s," Davis stated firmly. Addressing the specific trajectory of the current season, Davis pointed out, "This is the book, the book is Brianna and Roger go back to their own time, and you can’t tell their story if you’re not servicing that. You have to give their story just as much of a chance as everyone else’s. I don’t know how you tell their story without including their story." As the mid-season finale of Outlander aired recently, fans find themselves eagerly awaiting the second batch of episodes in the seventh season.

Outlander showrunner responds to criticism over Jamie and Claire having less screen time in new season

The world of Outlander is expanding! 
 
The prequel series of the show is in development reportedly at Starz with the executive producer and showrunner Matthew B. Roberts is on board to write and executive produce the prequel. 
 
The popular show, based on a series of ongoing historical romance/fantasy novels by Diana Gabaldon, was developed by Ronald D. Moore. He will also executive produce along with Maril Davis under their Tall Ship Productions banner.&nbsp; 
 
According to Variety's report, Sony and Starz&nbsp;have declined to make a comment regarding the project at this time. But, exact plot details for what the prequel would focus on are being kept under wraps.&nbsp; 
 
The show currently has five seasons and the show's sixth season has been delayed due to covid-19.&nbsp;The show has already been renewed for a seventh season. 
 
Season 6 is based on the 'Outlander' book 'A Breath of Snow and Ashes,' and will consist of eight episodes. Season 7 is based on 'An Echo in the Bone' and will consist of 16 episodes. 
 
Gabladon, the author of the novels on which the famous show is based, recently teased in a Facebook post that she is still working on a prequel novel about Ellen MacKenzie and Brian Fraser, the parents of the main character Jamie Fraser.&nbsp; 
 
Gabaldon also published the prequel novella 'Virgins' in 2013 as part of the 'Dangerous Women' anthology. That story focused on a young Jamie Fraser and Ian Murray in 1740s France. However, there is no confirmation at this time on which story the new show will focus on.

The world of Outlander is expanding! The prequel series of the show is in development reportedly at Starz with the executive producer and showrunner Matthew B. Roberts is on board to write and executive produce the prequel.

The world of Outlander is expanding! The prequel series of the show is in development reportedly at Starz with the executive producer and showrunner Matthew B. Roberts is on board to write and executive produce the prequel. The popular show, based on a series of ongoing historical romance/fantasy novels by Diana Gabaldon, was developed by Ronald D. Moore. He will also executive produce along with Maril Davis under their Tall Ship Productions banner. According to Variety's report, Sony and Starz have declined to make a comment regarding the project at this time. But, exact plot details for what the prequel would focus on are being kept under wraps. The show currently has five seasons and the show's sixth season has been delayed due to covid-19. The show has already been renewed for a seventh season. Season 6 is based on the 'Outlander' book 'A Breath of Snow and Ashes,' and will consist of eight episodes. Season 7 is based on 'An Echo in the Bone' and will consist of 16 episodes. Gabladon, the author of the novels on which the famous show is based, recently teased in a Facebook post that she is still working on a prequel novel about Ellen MacKenzie and Brian Fraser, the parents of the main character Jamie Fraser. Gabaldon also published the prequel novella 'Virgins' in 2013 as part of the 'Dangerous Women' anthology. That story focused on a young Jamie Fraser and Ian Murray in 1740s France. However, there is no confirmation at this time on which story the new show will focus on.

‘Outlander’ prequel series in development at starz: Report

There's good news for all the 'highlander' fans.&nbsp; 
 
Starz's much-acclaimed show 'Outlander'&nbsp;has been renewed for a seventh season.&nbsp;Showrunner Matthew B. Roberts has confirmed that the series will return for Season 7 with a 12-episode order prior to Season 6's premiere on the network. 
 
While the upcoming Season 6 will focus on Diana Gabaldon's sixth novel — A Breath of Snow and Ashes, season 7 will fittingly take on the next book in the author's series — An Echo in the Bone.&nbsp;

Regarding the impending Season 7, Robert said, "We can’t wait to get into the writer’s room and start breaking Echo in the Bone and look forward to giving the fans another season of this exhilarating story."

However, there's still no news as to when Season 6 will premiere. As is the case with countless other television series, the show's production was halted by the COVID-19 outbreak.&nbsp; In previous interviews regarding Season 6, series star Sam Heughan confirmed that it will have a strong focus on Claire's (Caitriona Balfe) journey.&nbsp;

Outlander is part of Starz's scripted roster and is based on Diana Gabaldon's eight-book series.&nbsp;

There's good news for all the 'highlander' fans. Starz's much-acclaimed show 'Outlander' has been renewed for a seventh season. Showrunner Matthew B. Roberts has confirmed that the series will return for Season 7 with a 12-episode order prior to Season 6's premiere on the network.

There's good news for all the 'highlander' fans. Starz's much-acclaimed show 'Outlander' has been renewed for a seventh season. Showrunner Matthew B. Roberts has confirmed that the series will return for Season 7 with a 12-episode order prior to Season 6's premiere on the network. While the upcoming Season 6 will focus on Diana Gabaldon's sixth novel — A Breath of Snow and Ashes, season 7 will fittingly take on the next book in the author's series — An Echo in the Bone. Regarding the impending Season 7, Robert said, "We can’t wait to get into the writer’s room and start breaking Echo in the Bone and look forward to giving the fans another season of this exhilarating story." However, there's still no news as to when Season 6 will premiere. As is the case with countless other television series, the show's production was halted by the COVID-19 outbreak. In previous interviews regarding Season 6, series star Sam Heughan confirmed that it will have a strong focus on Claire's (Caitriona Balfe) journey. Outlander is part of Starz's scripted roster and is based on Diana Gabaldon's eight-book series.

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