Outlander | Brianna Meets Her Father For The First Time

An emotional encounter as Brianna (Sophie Skelton) time travels to meet her father, Jamie (Sam Heughan), for the first time.

Season 4 Episode 9: The Birds and The Bees: As Brianna struggles to compartmentalize the trauma she suffered in the wake of the tragedy that befell her in Wilmington, she refocuses on finding her parents.

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Outlander | Brianna Meets Her Father For The First Time

[milaeales]

How is he both extremely attractive AND so adorable at the same time

[AhsokaTanoTheWhite]

She flinched from every man's touch after what happened, except his. She felt safe with him from the start. He's a great father.

[susanpark]

It took meeting her dad in person to understand her mothers love for him. The love she saw on his face the love in his voice for her she knew she was wanted and loved by him and I think in that moment she really got it

[melissabowers]

I love that you included both meeting Jamie for the first time and the reunion of Claire and Brianna. This is probably my most favorite scene of the entire series thus far.

[idahomountainlover]

Love love love this scene. As much for the reunion as for the fact that a married man said NO to what he thought was the opportunity to be unfaithful. How incredibly refreshing.

[jens]

Her casting is absolutely perfect. She looks exactly like both Claire and Jamie

[lukesguywalker]

In the books, Brianna is really tall, so when she and Jamie first meet, he says something along the lines of "You're huge!" which I always thought was pretty cute

[BrightNeonBrilliancy]

Jamie's smile at the end is just like 'Man, THIS is my family. I have my family back'.

[keltavuokko]

I love the progression on Brianna's reaction: to her, at first, Jamie is her father in name only, but when she sees his very emotional reaction - she is his baby girl, not just a child somewhere - she breaks down, realises that she is in fact loved by this man even though this is the first time he sees her. I could watch this scene again and again, beautifully made.

[lalaithan]

I love that little puff of pride he gets at the very end. Like, "they are mine and I am happy"

[mitrairanii]

Sometimes small things have great impact on a scene, Claire walking out from a shop an carefully counting her remaining coins is very well done

[Challenger-pivm]

As an actress, I would have a damn hard time seeing Sam Heughan as a father figure 😂

[savannahs]

The best part about this scene is you can tell how relieved Brianna is. I think that's why she stared at Jaimie, even though he was relieving himself, just like "if this is the right person, then I'm safe and this is all okay but I can't lose sight of him and have to start all over". That desperation and stifled hope is so real there. The actor did such a great job communicating all of Brianna's layered emotion there.

[tree_hugger]

Me: " This is making me cry. It's so beautiful"
Also me: ew peepee hands

[reneebush]

One of my favorite parts of this scene is when he rubs Brianna back like you do when your trying to comfort a baby you’re holding. I just love little elements like that since Jamie was holding his baby Brianna in his arms for the first time. Even though she’s grown.

[patsymontana]

Starz sure picked a winner when they took on making Outlander for television. The best series I have ever seen.

[marshafrazier]

I love this series and I love how the term sassenach became a term of endearment between Jamie and Claire. It means outsider in Gaelic but he turned it into something loving.

[bettymooney]

An actor, a son, a man of integrity, both on and off the screen there is no other way to tell this actor how much joy he has brought into our lives, dressed or naked. Thank you Sam and Jamie for your gifts

[generalhighground]

This story is so fucking good. I don't think I have enjoyed a series more than this.

[brandygreeley]

What I love about this scene the most (besides how effortless they made this look) was that 'Jamie' and 'Brianna' didn't rehearse this together ahead of time; they wanted it to look as organic and raw as they could, which they succeeded at!