Outlander finale: How to watch Outlander Season 6 Episode 8 on Starz

After a two-year wait, Outlander fans all over the world have finally heard those immortal words: “Sing me a song of a lass that is gone, say could that lass be I?”

Outlander Season 6 has now finished, with the explosive season finale released on Starz early this morning.

Based on the bestselling novels by Diana Gabaldon, Outlander is a global phenomenon starring Sam Heughan and Caitriona Balfe.

Each episode of the new series was released week by week – here’s a guide for how to watch and where they will available.

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When is Outlander Season 6 on Starz UK? Release dates and times for each episode

There are only eight episodes in Outlander Season 6, due to complications caused by the Covid pandemic. However, the first episode is 90 minutes long.

Each episode of Season 6 will be released at 9pm on the Sunday in the US, which is around 2am the following day in the UK.

However, there will be a break over Easter, with Episode 7 released two weeks after episode 6.

- Episode 1 Echoes – March 6

- Episode 2 Allegiance – March 13

- Episode 3 Temperance – March 20

- Episode 4 Hour of the Wolf – March 27

- Episode 5 Give Me Liberty – April 3

- Episode 6 The World Turned Upside Down – April 10

- Episode 7 Sticks and Stones – April 24

- Episode 8 finale: I Am Not Alone – May 1

How to watch Outlander Season 6 on Starz in the UK – and free trial

Outlander Season 6 is available to UK viewers on StarzPlay, which can be accessed via Amazon Prime.

Starz is currently offering subscriptions at £1.99 a month for six months, then £5.99 thereafter.

Is Outlander Season 6 available on Netflix, Disney+ or Amazon Prime?

Outlander Season 6 is not available on Netflix, Amazon Prime, or Disney+.

It can only be accessed by UK viewers on StarzPlay.

However, fans of the show can purchase Outlander series 1-5 on Amazon Prime.

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