Podlander Drunkcast: An Outlander Podcast

Allison and Julie are joined again this week by our pal Amelia Buzzell, who was, like us, disappointed that there wasn't more Ned Gowan in this episode. Instead, it's the Tobias Muhzmenzsz show, and while this one probably won't end up on your list of favorite episodes any time soon, he's very good at his job, which is acting.   Thanks for joining us, Amelia! And cheers for not putting the claret at risk.     Enjoy! Well, as much as you can, what with the flogging. 

Claire's hitting the road in a fetching fur-cuffed jacket, ready to help Dougal and his merry men (notably the amazing lawyer Ned Gowan) collect rent. You know what that means?     October the 19th 8 a.m. Central Standard Time You're listening to our podcast which has no script See if anything comes of it, instead of the usual shit. First shot Julie, who is really pissed that we're making so many musical jokes!   Ah, I give up. Anyway, we spend a lot of time rhapsodizing about Ned Gowan, too much time making musical theatre jokes, and the whole time basking in the glorious presence of special guest Amelia Buzzell, a Chicago-based writer and performerr who also bakes delicious things. She also brought along a visual reference, which you'll want when you listen. Enjoy!    We'll see you next week. As always, you can follow us on Facebook,Twitter, and Patreon. Thanks for listening!

The last few episodes of Outlander have spent lots of time talking about a Gathering. Did you catch it? Maybe? Once or twice? Maybe you created your own Gathering drinking game? We bet Claire did.   Anyway, the big event arrives at last, and many interesting things happen, but come on:   We're back to steady Tuesday releases, so we'll see you next week. As always, you can follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Patreon. Thanks for listening!

Allison has recovered from having one ear nailed to the pillory* and the Outlander season one train is a-rollin' once more. She really thinks she ought to have toughed it out, but we can't all be Claire now, can we?   * being a wimp with a very bad cold     Expect lots of talk about outerwear, the seductive powers of Geillis Duncan, and how awesome Murtagh is (as per usual). Also something to expect: our S1E4 episode (a.k.a. "The Gathering") TOMORROW.  As always, you can follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Patreon. Thanks for listening!

Our rewatch of Outlander season one continues with the episode where they spend a huge amount of time taking about what's going to happen in the next episode. It's annoying but who cares because ASKtsz'DJASKLDJASKLoJDAKLS]JD Geillis. Lotte Verbeek, we love you. As always, if you dig the show, please consider writing us a review somewhere, subscribing on iTunes, following us on one of our various social media handles, or backing us on Patreon. And no matter what, thanks for listening — you lot are a bit of all right, you know?

Well, here it is! The first episode of our Outlander season one coverage. It just so happens that it's also the first episode we've done hungover, which is fitting, as Claire spends so much of season one hungover herself.   A few things are different this time around. We're including a tiny spoiler section at the end of each episode, so if anyone's watching Outlander for the first time they can remain relatively unspoiled. (That said, we're only human, so something may slip past us every once in awhile.) Also, we're now releasing our content every Wednesday, unless you're a supporter on Patreon, in which case you'll get access to that sweet sweet episode a day early. Patreon patrons also get bonus content from time to time. Right now, it's access to our live show at Wizard World Chicago. The audio quality's bunk, but the jokes are on point.   We'd love to know your thoughts if you're revisiting season one as well! Find us on Twitter or Facebook and share your thoughts, especially if they're filthy.   In your

Neal and Julie are married. Kevin and Allison are blood enemies. Janine is Janine. Welcome to Dudelander, part two.

Just like normal, but with dudes — specifically, Neal Starbird and Kevin Lambert. Don't worry, this is a mansplaining-free zone.

Tobias Menzmehzsz won't be winning an Emmy this year, so we decided to hand out some awards of our own. Naturally, drink was involved.

In which we discuss Brianna, Roger, Claire's killer clothes, and the welcome return of Our Lady of the Murdered Husbands.

Sorry to keep you waiting, pals, but after all, Claire has done a lot more waiting than you. So, you know. Could be worse.

Get it? The Hail Mary? Because Mary's in it, but also because of the sports reference? Aw, hell, let's just get to it.

Vengeance might be yours, Murtagh, but this episode belongs to Simon Callow. He straight Winona Ryder-ed and STOLE THAT SHIT. Topical!

Mark us: Charles says "mark me" a lot. Oh, we'll mark you, Charlie.

It’s the return of the GILF. Daaaaaamn, Dougal.     We may be just about as frustrated as Claire is at the end of this episode, but at least we get lots and lots of Murtagh, the sight of our dearest GILF running down a hill while shirtless and screaming, and (in all seriousness) a […]

Get ready for a double-header! Spoiler alert: both episodes are utterly devoid of boning.     We had some audio trouble with the first take on “The Fox’s Lair,” so Julie and I re-recorded it in a lengthy, boozy night with Janine on Sunday. Look for 2.09 later this afternoon, but for now, get ready […]

Who wants jokes? Huh? Well, don't hold your breath. This episode was serious business.

Julie and guest host Kelly Loris dive into the most eventful episode of the season to date. There are still some jokes, but you know... serious episode.

Mark me: Louis rules, Charles drools. Oh, and Black Jack's back.

Claire does some dumb stuff, Jamie does some dumb stuff, Murtagh endures, and Charles is still the worst. Oh, Outlander, you saucy minx.