Outlander announced that the upcoming season will be its last, and its star, Sam Heughan, reached out to fans of the Starz drama to share his feelings about the news, revealing what many were already suspecting about this announcement.

T une into this week’s all-new episode of The Couple Next Door on Starz and you might find yourself mistaking Outlander star Sam Heughan for another iconic romantic stud. The Co

Heughan has been busy promoting The Couple Next Door over the last several days in anticipation of its U.S. release. During a Wednesday, Jan. 15, appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, he described the show as “a psychological sexy drama” with “an amazing cast.”

Certainly, I guess my time on ‘Outlander’ has given me a lot of education or experience in how to deal with [sex scenes],” said Sam Heughan.

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So, why should Outlander fans check it out? I asked Sam Heughan that very question during Starz's recent press day for The Couple Next Door, and he shared: Well, if you want something completely different,

Eleanor Tomlinson, Alfred Enoch and Jessica De Gouw join the 'Outlander' star in this six-episode chronicle of steamy, eventually violent misadventures.

The Couple Next Door” is the new STARZ psychological drama. It peels back the glossy surface of suburban life to reveal the turmoil beneath.

"Outlander" icon Sam Heughan told UPI he was happy to trade his 18th-century breeches and waistcoats for more casual 21st-century attire in the new romantic thriller "The Couple Next Door."

With fans still reeling from the twist, other viewers have been complaining about another pivotal moment in the finale which will lead directly into Starz’s upcoming prequel series, Outlander: Blood of My Blood.

Kit Harington’s “Game of Thrones” character, Jon Snow, was the quintessential leading man all through that show’s run from 2011-2019. He had an instantly recognizable aesthetic (the furs, the sword, the hair), catchphrases associated with him (“You know nothing, Jon Snow!”) and a quotable speech pattern.