Sam Heughan

We have good news and bad, Outlander fans. You’ll have to wait until November for the first Season 4 episodes, but Starz has given “Droughtlander” a deluge with full renewals for Seasons 5 and 6. Plus – first Season 4 photos!

The story of Outlander certainly doesn’t end with Claire returning to her time, and Starz is finally moving into that new era. Our first full trailer for Season 3 sees Claire living twenty years back home, all-the-while trying to get back to Jamie in the past.

There will come a day when Droughtlander becomes permanent, so we’d better soak it up now. Case in point, Outlander Season 3 has announced a September premiere date, along with a new poster and photos that will only increase your thirst.

The Droughtlander will remain until at least fall, but here’s a few drops in the meantime. Starz brings out the first footage of Outlander Season 3, as Claire returns to life in the ‘60s, while Jamie tries desperately to reconnect with his lost love through time.

The Droughtlander has nearly abated! We’re just days away from Starz debuting the first official teaser-trailer for Outlander Season 3, and to help tide you over, new photos have arrived of Claire in the 1960s, and beyond.

If ever Outlander fans had to endure drought, Season 3 might be it. Starz confirms that the next run of the breakout time-travel romance has been pushed to late summer, also bidding farewell to Scotland production in a new video teasing the next move.

Starz has found plenty of success through the first two seasons adapting Diana Gabaldon’s Outlander, and there’s much more Claire and Jamie to go around. Midway through Season 2, Starz has confirmed that Outlander will turn for “Books” 3 and 4, thanks to a two-season renewal.

Fans of the 'Outlander' book series have been eager to get a peek at Starz's upcoming adapted version of the sci-fi romance series, which earlier had been announced to series under 'Battlestar Galactica' helmer Ron Moore. Over the weekend, the premium cable network accidentally announced one of their top contenders for the leading male role, but will it prove true in the coming days?