Some of the Celeb Feuds are hilarious, Boomer the gorgeous giant lady was very funny, they all were.
And isn't Vinegar Tits just a gorgeous looking oldie, she looks quite delicate.
OMG will you look at this starting this Thursday, I love this kind of thing
Time travel, passion, and kilts: why you absolutely MUST watch Outlander SBS
Outlander is the story of a woman trapped between two worlds and two loves.
By
Rochelle Siemienowicz
Time travel, sexy sex, exciting history and lashings of stunning Scottish scenery,
Outlander is the next top-shelf TV series you absolutely MUST watch.
Based on the Outlander series of novels by Diana Gabaldon, the adaptation has been celebrated by its fans for its compelling blend of adventure and romance in the Scottish highlands. The book series has sold an estimated 25 million copies, with the ninth book in the series expected soon. With four seasons of the TV show already confirmed (covering up to the fourth novel), it's time to get swept up in the excitement of Outlander.
A time-travelling heroine of super resourcefulness
As a combat nurse, Claire Randall (Caitriona Balfe) has survived the horrors of World War II. Reunited with her husband Frank (Tobias Menzies), Claire is attempting to reignite the marriage with a vacation in
Inverness in the Scottish highlands.
Suddenly, she’s mysteriously transported back to 1743. These are harsh and violent times, with the noble but wild Highlanders under the oppressive thumb of the British army. It’s lucky that Claire knows how to amputate limbs, stitch up bullet wounds and comfort the dying. Even luckier that she was raised by an archeologist and has a handy knowledge of history. Oh, and she’s a keen amateur botanist which is helpful when you’re concocting herbal remedies.
Read lots more here -
http://www.sbs.com.au/guide/article...kilts-why-you-absolutely-must-watch-outlander
The best sex on television
Well,
that’s what critics are saying, and there’s no doubt this famous wedding night episode (number seven – they do make us wait for it), as well as the entire series, was written and conceived with unprecedented understanding of the female gaze. Jamie’s body is frequently on show throughout the series as Claire tends to his fighting wounds. There’s also the matter of his whip-flayed back, scarred by the brutal British Captain Jack Randall, an ancestor of Claire’s husband Frank, and unnervingly the spitting image of him - he’s also played by Menzies. These wounds only serve to underline Jamie’s masculine beauty, bravery and vulnerability.
Right from episode one, when Claire initiates sex with her first husband in a castle ruin, we know she’s a passionate and sexually assertive wife. She takes the lead again with Jamie as the more experienced party.
Pivotal episode, 'The Wedding', was written by a woman (Anne Kenney) and directed by a woman (Anna Foerster) and it shows. While there’s a lot of female wish fulfillment here, the sex scenes are never gratuitous and always complicated by all kinds of politics. Sex is key to building trust and intimacy for Claire and Jamie and their scenes together are not only important for the development of the story, but they are genuinely sexy, while sensitively portrayed.
I love the movie Highlander, sound s little like that with a female traveller...
