Dont read until youve watched Sundays season 3 premiere ofOutlander.
It was a confrontation that was two seasons in the making!
And boy, did he!
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Black Jack, Jamies nemesis since season 1, is now a dead man.
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: What was it like shooting the battle?
Was it something that got so technical that it became difficult to pull off?TOBIAS MENZIES:No.
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I mean, its an unusual way to tie up the story because it was nonverbal.
The encounter with Jack is buried in there.
It was like a strange kind of part fight, part dance, part embrace.
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It looked as if Black Jack had a slight smile when he first laid eyes on Jamie.
One of my top things for that character is that he loves the game.
He loves the chase.
I dont think hes necessarily that interested in the outcome, its the how.
Hes always bleating on.
Maybe hes more of a technician than Jamie, but Jamie brings plenty to the game.
How did the timing work?
He says hes willing to father this child thats on its way.
But thats a hard thing to do.
Theres a kind of sadness and regret and disappointment that circles around that situation.
I think thats changed by the arrival of the child.
Want to talk and hear more about Sundays premiere?
Tune into the first installment ofOutlander Live!at noon ET Sept. 11 on EW Radio, Sirius XM105.
Prince Charles Edward Stuart, a.k.a.
Andrew Gower,will be our first guest!
Outlanderairs at 8 p.m.
ET Sundays on Starz.
