Outlander season 7 part 2 release schedule: When is episode 15 on MGM+?

So far, we have seen Claire wed Lord John Grey to avoid being arrested, Roger travelling back in time to find Jemmy, and the return of Jamie's father Brendan – and there is only more chaos to come in the remaining episodes.

Outlander has already been renewed for an eighth and final season, and a prequel series, Outlander: Blood of My Blood, is also on the way and will follow Jamie's parents, Ellen and Brian Fraser.

Of that prequel, showrunner Matthew B Roberts said it will "explore what lengths a person will go to find love in a time when love is considered a luxury, and when marriages are made strategically, often for political or financial gain".

For now, though, fans still have several episodes of Outlander season 7 left to tune in to, with the finale episode recently described as "bittersweet" by William Ransom actor Charles Vandervaart in an interview with TVLine.

So when can fans tune into the next episode of Outlander season 7 part 2, and when will the finale be released? Read on for everything you need to know about the release schedule.

When did Outlander season 7 part 2 premiere on MGM+?

The first episode of Outlander season 7 part 2 (episode 9) premiered on Friday 22nd November, or 23rd November in the UK.

The show airs on both Starz in the US and Lionsgate+ in the UK. Lionsgate+ is a 'channel' on Amazon Prime Video that will cost you an extra £5.99 per month on top of your Amazon Prime subscription (£7.99 per month).

When is episode 15 of Outlander season 7 part 2 coming out?

The 15th episode of Outlander season 7 part 2 is due to be released on Friday 3rd January on Starz in the US.

In the UK, fans will have to wait until Saturday 4th January to watch the next episode on Lionsgate+.

What is Outlander season 7 part 2's release schedule?

The UK release schedule for Outlander season 7 part 2 has been confirmed, so please find it below, along with the episode titles.

• Episode 9: Unfinished Business – Saturday 23rd November 2024 (out now)
• Episode 10: Brotherly Love – Saturday 30th November 2024 (out now)
• Episode 11: A Hundredweight of Stones – Saturday 7th December 2024 (out now)
• Episode 12: Carnal Knowledge – Saturday 14th December 2024 (out now)
• Episode 13: Hello, Goodbye – Saturday 21st December 2024 (out now)
• Episode 14: Ye Dinna Get Used to It – Saturday 28th December 2024 (out now)
• Episode 15: Written in My Own Heart's Blood – Saturday 4th January 2025
• Episode 16: A Hundred Thousand Angels – Saturday 18th January 2025

How many episodes of Outlander season 7 are there?

This seventh season is longer than others, with a whopping 16 episodes in total.

Of course, there's been a year-long wait between the first and second parts of season 7 but the eight new episodes are set to be a treat for fans, especially seeing as its the show's penultimate season.

Speaking about the future eighth and final season of Outlander, Kathryn Busby, president of original programming at Starz, said: "For nearly a decade, Outlander has won the hearts of audiences worldwide and we’re pleased to bring Claire and Jamie’s epic love story to a proper conclusion.

"But before we close this chapter, there is plenty of their passionate story to tell over the course of 26 new episodes and even more to explore of this dynamic world and its origin story. We’re thrilled to continue to partner with [showrunner] Matthew Roberts, [and executive producers] Maril Davis and Ronald Moore and can’t wait to see where their alluring storytelling takes us next."

Outlander season 7 part 2 trailer

The drama was dialled up tenfold in season 7 part 1 and it looks set to continue in part 2, if the trailer is anything to go by.

You can watch the teaser trailer for Outlander season 7 part 2 below.

Outlander is available to stream on Starz in the US and on MGM+ in the UK. You can buy Diana Gabaldon's books on Amazon.

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