Lauren Lyle & César Domboy Talk "Outlander" Season 6, Caitríona Balfe & Play "Outlander" Trivia

Описание: "Outlander" cast members Lauren Lyle and César Domboy spoke to SheKnows' Reshma Gopaldas to discuss their upcoming sixth season of the Starz show. They hint at two upcoming episodes that are their favorites in the new season. Episode 2 is Lyle's favorite and she teases it involves a baby. Domboy jokes that is his least favorite. Their characters, Fergus and Marsali, will have a darker storyline this season. Domboy says he got to act alongside Caitríona Balfe for his favorite episode. Lyle and Domboy also try to recall their first scene ever on Outlander, and Domboy's recollection is a bit different. Lyle remembers her first scene with Sam Heughan and Balfe, in which she got to boss Heughan's Jamie Fraser around.

We then test the Outlander cast members on who knows their show best. Here are the questions they had to answer:

1. What is Fergus's real name?
2. What is Claire's (Caitríona Balfe) full name?
3. Marsali's mother, Laoghaire, tried to do what to Claire Fraser in season 1 of Outlander?
4. What was the name of Jamie & Claire's baby that didn't make it? And who named her?
5. What word does Marsali call Claire in season 3?
6. What does the priest, who marries Marsali and Fergus, ask if Fergus has?

Watch to find out whether Lauren Lyle or César Domboy knows "Outlander" better.
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Video credits
VP, Video: Reshma Gopaldas
Editor: Emily Collins


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