#s07e14

Hehehe sparkly title card

Sam's beautiful, beautiful smile when Dean answers the payhone: I'm the eggman

Rusty bacon shirt is the star of this season ya? What is it? Like 3rd appearance in the last 5 episodes?

Dean: so what are we looking for? An octovamp? A vamptopus? 😂😂😂

Sam: I'm on the nanny

Dean: no, I'm on the nanny

Sam: i thought you said no hot chicks

Dean: we don't know that she's hot 😂😂😂

I wish we saw more this funny, goofy Dean over the bitter, angry one

Sam in white shirt with rolled up sleeves?! 🫦

Sam in a high pitched voice when asked about his clown thing: what?! No! 🤗🤗🤗 Someone protect him!!

Dean: Sammy? 🥰🥰

Dean: Dractopus, seabiscuit the impaler, landshark 😂😂

Sam playing the bad cop is so hilarious! What were Jared's directions? Play bad cop badly?

The chair flipping!! 😂😂

No one looks sexy running from clowns. Sam does 🫦

I didn't know I needed a Sam/Jared covered in glitter!! 😍🥰

Super cute of Sam to get Dean the slinky 🥰🥰

Overall 7/10. A little gimmicky but the concept was good and motive was done well too. It's always fun to see Sam outside of his natural element. Cute episode, can't complain

@boykingscourt gotta thank you for this gif! ☝🏻

CHASE & MASTERS — s07e14 "Recession Proof"

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🧵 Outlander_Starz: Every episode of Outlander is epic, but when one is written by our very own Diana Gabaldon, you know you're in for something extra special!

Go inside Episode 714, penned by the author and creator of the Outlander book series, below.

The episode starts with the costume David Berry calls his favorite of the season: a beautiful green velvet coat, waistcoat, and pants, seen in a flashback between John and his brother Hal.

🧵 Outlander_Starz: Unfortunately for John, his present circumstances are a bit more tenuous: first a home takeover, then Claire LITERALLY reaching into his eye socket.

Joked David Berry, "We got to the point in the scene where Claire's about to go for the eye, and Jan, our director, did not call cut. I had to add some sound effects of panicked screaming as that happened... that is my panic that I was feeling as she went with her claw towards my left eye."

But hey, at least he ends up with a spiffy new eye patch!

🧵 Outlander_Starz: Lord John Grey's injured eye was one of the major prosthetics of the season.

Hair and Makeup Designer Ann McEwan emphasized the effort that goes into bringing injuries to life: "There are many meetings about how long it would take for bruises to go away, what kind of injury a character would get from a musket ball, fire, etc. ... Whatever the event, it's well-researched... We want the injuries to read true. We want the length of time to heal to read true."

Read more about the process:

We researched and talked to eye surgeons about what would happen in reality to Lord John's eye. The surgeons said when Claire twists his eyeball to free the nerve, that would create as much bruising as Jamie had at the beginning, even though the eye had gotten better. But the hemorrhage would never go away until Claire fixed it.

We gave David Berry a hemorrhage lens, which covers the whole eyeball. It's not a comfortable lens to wear or easy to get into the eye. It can only be worn for a maximum of four hours. But David never said, "Take it out, l've had enough." He always managed to go with it. He was very relaxed about it. — ANN MCEWAN, HAIR AND MAKEUP DESIGNER

🧵 Outlander_Starz: One of my favorite parts of this episode was watching the Frasers surrounded by American history legends, then having one of those legends gift them with the iconic original American flag.

For the early American flag, our predominant reference was paintings people have done throughout the ages.

We wanted to recreate the Betsy Ross flag... There are a few different illustrated versions but basically there was a five pointed star made via a clever way of folding the fabric where you only made two cuts, unfolded it, and that made the star... We made sure it was as close to authentic as possible. All the stitching is done by hand. — STUART BRYCE, SET DECORATOR

🧵 Outlander_Starz: At the dinner party, Claire samples Lafayette's delicacies, including jellied eel preserved in jars with his personal crest designed by our Art Department.

Poor Caitríona Balfe had to eat even more jellied eel than Claire did. Said Caitríona, "1 had to personally eat jellied eel for hours! And that's no offense to Philippe, our fantastic chef. I'm sure for a jellied eel, that was probably a beautiful one. But... not a fan."

🧵 Outlander_Starz: Take a look at the Costume Department sketch for the lovely dress Claire is wearing during this iconic dinner.

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