Outlander's seventh season spanned more than a year, with fans left hanging for months to learn the next stages of the various characters' journeys throughout time. While most of the action was set in 18th century Scotland and the future United States,

Outlander: Blood of My Blood will tell brand new stories, and Outlander season 7's finale has done an excellent job of kicking these tales off.

The season seven finale of the time-traveling romance drama aired on Friday. Here's a recap of where the main characters ended up.

Holy smokes. That Outlander finale was wild – and there's only one more season to go! Let's break down what happened between Claire, Jamie, and their whole time-traveling extended family in the Outlander season 7 finale.

The finale is no exception. Some have been bittersweet and brief, like Young Ian (John Bell) returning to Scotland in time to see his father before he died. Or Roger MacKenzie (Richard Rankin) traveling through time to look for his missing son and finding his father (who has been presumed dead since WWII) instead.

The Outlander season 7 finale delivers heartfelt reunions and shocking twists, setting up a dramatic final chapter.

Outlander ‘s Season 7 finale, “A Hundred Thousand Angels,” brought tears to eyes and shock to fans as the episode insinuated the possibility that Claire ( Caitriona Balfe) and Jamie’s ( Sam Heughan) first daughter Faith had actually lived.

Sam Heughan talks about being gifted his Outlander kilt after wrapping up filming for Season 8 of the series before making a signature cocktail from his upcoming cocktail book and talking The Couple Next Door.

The seventh season finale of Starz’s period drama series ‘Outlander,’ titled ‘A Hundred Thousand Angels,’ follows the aftermath of Claire Fraser’s confrontation with death at a short distance after getting shot by the British soldiers.

Roger finally reunited with his family in the Outlander season 7 finale. Here are his top three moments from the episode.