Outlander: Blood of My Blood, the prequel series to the popular Outlander franchise, is set to debut on September 18 in the United States on Starz, and on September 19 internationally on MGM+. The second season continues the story of Claire and Jamie Fraser’s parents—Brian (Jamie Roy), Ellen (Harriet Slater), Julia (Hermione Corfield), and Henry (Jeremy Irvine)—as they navigate the turbulent times of the 1715 Jacobite Rising in the Scottish Highlands. This historical event was a failed attempt to restore the Stuart monarchy to the British throne, and it has significant consequences for the characters, splitting them apart as Brian is drawn into fighting alongside his father, while Julia and Henry face unexpected challenges when their plan to travel back to the 1920s goes awry. The prequel series is designed to appeal to both new and existing fans of the Outlander universe. While it is not necessary to have watched the original series to enjoy Blood of My Blood, it is rich with Easter eggs—small references or hints for those familiar with the main show. These include appearances by characters and events that fans of the original Outlander series will recognize, offering a deeper connection to the broader narrative. Jeremy Irvine, who plays Henry in the prequel, mentions that while the series is accessible to newcomers, it rewards those who have followed the original Outlander saga. He notes that the story provides a unique perspective on how characters like Murtagh, a loyal friend to Jamie Fraser in the main series, are shaped by their early experiences. Jamie Roy, who portrays Brian, highlights how the prequel explores the evolution of these characters, offering viewers a glimpse into their formative years. Duncan Lacroix, who played Murtagh in the original Outlander series, is referenced as an example of how the prequel delves into the backstory of key figures. As Blood of My Blood continues its story, fans are encouraged to stay engaged with the series, as it promises to expand the Outlander universe with new insights and connections to the original show. The prequel not only enriches the historical context of the main series but also adds depth to the characters that have become beloved by audiences around the world.