The news of the shipwreck hit me harder than I expected. It reminded me of a time when my family faced a similar crisis, though thankfully not as dramatic. We were on a small boat during a storm, and the engine died. We were adrift for hours, with the waves tossing us around. I was terrified, but my father, a seasoned sailor, kept his cool and managed to get us to safety. Seeing Claire's fear in the trailer brought all those feelings flooding back. It's a reminder that even in fictional stories, the emotions are real and relatable. It makes you appreciate the strength and resilience of the human spirit.

I'm actually more invested in Roger and Buck's storyline right now. Don't get me wrong, I love Jamie and Claire, but their back-and-forth is starting to feel a little predictable. Roger and Buck's search for Jemmy feels fresh and exciting. Plus, their banter is top-notch. They bring a much-needed lightness to the show, especially when things get dark and heavy with the main couple. It's a nice balance, and honestly, I wouldn't mind if they got even more screen time. Who's with me? #TeamRogerAndBuck

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If something happens to Jamie, I’m rioting. Straight up, pitchforks and torches. No, seriously. I've invested way too much time in this show for that kind of heartbreak. My emotional stability is hanging by a thread, and if they snip it with a tragic Jamie demise, I'm not sure I'll recover. He's the anchor of the show, the heartthrob, the Highlander we all love. Someone needs to warn the writers.

Anyone else think Claire's reaction is a bit over the top? She's seen worse. Just saying...

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