@@whocaresguy It was in an off-grid house on Kangaroo Island, temperature was at about 40°C during the day. When windy it would sometimes smell a little like compost, but only in that tiny room where it was installed.
@@miralyse.3846 any sanitary products for those days...or in general. When i see a sex scene in this show and they are not in the house all i can think is " dude, they have not bathed in days...gross"
I would miss hygiene /skin care products: sanitary pads, toothpaste, deodorant, sunblock I don't see myself wearing reusable cloth for those days of the month.
When only men can save you from being raped by risking their lives, it’s kinda fair that you don’t get to decide on how often they have to risk it. Omen sill had a lot of power and influence on daily life. it’s an oversimplification but some people got a weird idea about the past, about power and dependency.
I miss everything about Outlander, time travel, history, romance, love, pain & suffering that turns into such sensual love making for Clare & Jamie. Outlander has so many twists & turns in each other's characters. Leaving us all craving for the next episode!
Labour saving devices--all of them. Back in the day exploited servants and slaves were stand ins for the numerous machines we enjoy now. Take just one example: Wash day used to be a huge ordeal. Now we can toss a load of any size into a washing machine and sip wine while it does all the work. A few minutes in the dryer and bingo! All done by the time you've finished your second glass.
One of my favourite historical shows is the comedy Plebs where the main characters that aren't slaves are a water cooler, copier printer, and paper shredder in Ancient Rome. It makes me think about how much tech is an unimaginable luxury, even if the point is a joke.
infection control, vaccines, electricity, flushing toilets, telephones, emergency services, motorised vehicles, tarmac roads, central heating, literacy, democracy, basic human rights... god you’ve got to be nuts to want to go and live in the past
But they had much less people, many more animals, much more space, nature, silence… you can hardly find these today…. as for democracy, post covid we can seriously ask whether we are really free. Technological surveillance and the economic system means that we are all modern slaves living under the thumb and gaze of those with power. Personally though, i would miss good dental care and being able do dye my hair…:-)
@@jennaheroldin6659 You can still live off grid in certain parts of the world, and walk to the village if you need necessities. But not so much in the past.
I would miss Penicillin and all the other medical stuff we have today. I mean it would be fun to visit the past but who in their right mind would want to live in the past. I mean if you think 2020 or 2021 was bad, it was far worse in the past.
I would miss hygiene products: toillet paper, sanitary pads, tampons, deodorants, tooth paste, running water, electricity, washing machine...dentists, lot's and lot's of things... Imagine those people, weeks or months without bathing, without deodorant, without brushing teeths in the morning... Something I noticed, Claire and Jamie, they have lots of steaming love scenes...and they never wash themselves,🤢 before or after... they get up and go... 🤢🤢🤢🥶
@@Mizri1 Now imagine, an UTI in eighteen century without an antibiotic ... My God....or a tooth infection...usualy, the barber was the dentist and surgeon at the time...
@@ssissigui8846 Clare actually makes obj sandwiches in the last season as a treat for the kids while she’s shelling the peanuts Jamie asks her what she is doing with the pig food ,
L arrivée de brianna était très touchant et très dur ce faire violer a peine arriverais qu elle joie et colère a son père qui vois toutes sa souffrance car il sait ça fait trembler le cœur mais l amour est toujours plus fort que tout c est ce qui me touche moi continuer 😍❤👍
that could probably cause a paradox. claire risked this by singing the scottish version of a song that was released in 1941 in order to find her husband.
@@vphobicc566 Except in the setting of the show, they've already discovered they can't change the past. It appears their form of time travel is the closed system, where whatever happened is what already happened in the past, you just didn't know it was because of time travel. Not to mention, the invention of the cheeseburger is hardly pinned down, though (and I'm no expert) I think we can pinpoint roughly when they became popular. So if some family started making cheeseburgers I don't think time would unravel or anything, it's not like she's inventing fast food chains in the 1700's. (which of course would destroy America in it's infancy).
Hi, English people dont eat 'peanut butter and jelly' and would have no idea what it is. Neither have we ever used the word 'aspirin.' No judgement, just thought you should know there was probably a lot of non-american eye rolling when the English lass says she misses 'aspirin.' That is all, have a nice day :)
Claire practiced medicine for 12 years in Boston. At some point she would have to use the word aspirin for her american patients and colleagues don't you think? :) And Brianna has practically been raised in America and went to american schools, have american friends, so....
Antibiotics, vaccines, anti viral drugs, hospitals, qualified doctors and nurses, surviving childbirth, kids surviving past their 5th birthday, not dying from smallpox, plague, famine or murder, living past 45, political emancipation, clean potable water, better nutrition, literacy, education, animal rights, child labour laws, abolishment of slavery and not being executed for stealing a coat.
Women rights. Like, not being considered a property of my father/brother/husband/ any other male family member " in charge of me", and being able to own properties without the need of becoming an orphaned widow with no brothers first, is really nice.
@@Queen_Springsteen and also hygiene. Consider in that time, they considered water to be bad for the skin, they believed it opened the skin pores and left it vulnerable to inffections. So they didn't bath much. They cleaned themselves a little with towels and such, but bathing? Maybe once a year. Kids were bathed when born and never again until they were like 6. There mere idea that a woman , from a year in which regular bathing was a thing already would engagle in sexual activity ( even oral one) with a guy from a century were bathing often was not a thing...like , when i think of outlander 's premise in an actual historically accurate context...i can't help but thinking " disgusting". Like, the first thing a women from claire's , brianna's or our time would think of a guy from there would be " yeah, maybe cute if he didn't smell this bad"
I would definitely miss music but toilets that can flush are a necessity 🤣
stayed in a place with a compost toilet for two weeks. It was perfectly fine. Not smelly. And better for the environment.
Or tampons.
@@whocaresguy It was in an off-grid house on Kangaroo Island, temperature was at about 40°C during the day. When windy it would sometimes smell a little like compost, but only in that tiny room where it was installed.
@@nessyness5447 haven't used tampons in years. Would miss my cup, though.
@@miralyse.3846 any sanitary products for those days...or in general. When i see a sex scene in this show and they are not in the house all i can think is " dude, they have not bathed in days...gross"
I would miss hygiene /skin care products: sanitary pads, toothpaste, deodorant, sunblock
I don't see myself wearing reusable cloth for those days of the month.
I mean I would if I head the means to wash them properly...which is the next thing I'd miss lol
Yes all the luxuries us men invented to make life easier for women😉
@@johnnyboy1586 oh, please
@@Bjjbhcoa86 your welcome 😌
you just take cups with you or use a sea sponge both were available during WW2 but unused because it was not prober for unmarried women to use.
It would be a lot easier to come from the 1940s like Claire than from the 2020s...
Man I would die without wifi and google maps in that time!
Omfg can you imagine
If I went back to the 80s or 90s, I think I could survive quite well. Not sure about the 1760s or 1770s though...
We're too reliant on technology now
@@jcpark1125 Witchcraft!! lol
I would miss having rights
When only men can save you from being raped by risking their lives, it’s kinda fair that you don’t get to decide on how often they have to risk it.
Omen sill had a lot of power and influence on daily life.
it’s an oversimplification but some people got a weird idea about the past, about power and dependency.
@@squattingheads i only watch the season 1 but dont get me when he start hitting her cuz she didnt listen
Mmmm, yeah she had rights 😀
@@squattingheads i only watch the season 1 but dont get me when he start hitting her cuz she didnt listen
Mmmm, yeah she had rights 😀
@@squattingheads what the fyck are you talking about dude
@@squattingheads tanks for saving us from yourselves , wtf dude
May be not getting attacked/violated every other day.
It's a tv show dude
@@randomnamesoicanfindmyself3123 more like 18th century dude :d
@@eastbow6053 some people have a weird idea of the past
@@squattingheads people are getting raped every 10 mins in our time imagine how bad it was back then
Felt that
I miss everything about Outlander, time travel, history, romance, love, pain & suffering that turns into such sensual love making for Clare & Jamie. Outlander has so many twists & turns in each other's characters. Leaving us all craving for the next episode!
Can you imagine Jamie and Ian rocking out to "Whole Lotta Love"? 🤣
I have a feeling jamie would be very scandalized by most of the lyrics
@@nessyness5447 but he would be so adorable while being so lol
I can totally imagine Ian lol
😆👍Yeahh!!!!
That needs to be written in before the series ends.
Music. But if I had my own Jamie, time, history, music be damned. 🤤❤️
Agreed
I would really miss rinsing water from the shower, electricity and the phone.
I think it's time again for me to watch Outlander..it just fills me with Pride and Love and Lust and emotion. I Absolutely adore this show.
Labour saving devices--all of them. Back in the day exploited servants and slaves were stand ins for the numerous machines we enjoy now. Take just one example: Wash day used to be a huge ordeal. Now we can toss a load of any size into a washing machine and sip wine while it does all the work. A few minutes in the dryer and bingo! All done by the time you've finished your second glass.
One of my favourite historical shows is the comedy Plebs where the main characters that aren't slaves are a water cooler, copier printer, and paper shredder in Ancient Rome. It makes me think about how much tech is an unimaginable luxury, even if the point is a joke.
As a deaf person, I would miss hearing aids and batteries :P
But you could have a comedy ear trumpet.
@@stevenpremmel4116
That is offensive.
@@paulmayson3129 Not disagreeing, but why do you think so?
Matthew Harvey, bless you.
infection control, vaccines, electricity, flushing toilets, telephones, emergency services, motorised vehicles, tarmac roads, central heating, literacy, democracy, basic human rights... god you’ve got to be nuts to want to go and live in the past
@@whocaresguy 🤣🤣🤣🤣
But they had much less people, many more animals, much more space, nature, silence… you can hardly find these today…. as for democracy, post covid we can seriously ask whether we are really free. Technological surveillance and the economic system means that we are all modern slaves living under the thumb and gaze of those with power.
Personally though, i would miss good dental care and being able do dye my hair…:-)
@@jennaheroldin6659 You can still live off grid in certain parts of the world, and walk to the village if you need necessities. But not so much in the past.
Kinda surprised everyone is missing the obvious one. Toilet paper.
Da hast du recht.Keine Ahnung wo man im Winter grosse Blätter findet😅
Jolie moment d'échange entre Claire et Briana sur le souvenir de leur vie au 20ème siecle 🤗🤗🤗🤗🥰🥰🥰
I would miss Penicillin and all the other medical stuff we have today. I mean it would be fun to visit the past but who in their right mind would want to live in the past. I mean if you think 2020 or 2021 was bad, it was far worse in the past.
It is scary that she looks like just like Sam+Caitriona🤣
I wonder ...neither of them mentioned washing machines...
for me it would be my Harry Potter/ Lord of the Rings/Twilight collection, but toilet paper too, leaves can only do so much ya know !!
Take the opportunity and write Twilight yourself 🤣
they used cloths to wash them time and time again and it wasn't just like toilet paper each person used the same cloth
y'know you can take those with you, right...?
I would miss hygiene products: toillet paper, sanitary pads, tampons, deodorants, tooth paste, running water, electricity, washing machine...dentists, lot's and lot's of things...
Imagine those people, weeks or months without bathing, without deodorant, without brushing teeths in the morning...
Something I noticed, Claire and Jamie, they have lots of steaming love scenes...and they never wash themselves,🤢 before or after... they get up and go... 🤢🤢🤢🥶
Poor Claire must get SO many UTI's....
@@Mizri1 Now imagine, an UTI in eighteen century without an antibiotic ...
My God....or a tooth infection...usualy, the barber was the dentist and surgeon at the time...
It's been almost a year since I began watching this show.
Washing machines to do laundry. Before washing machines laundry used to take 3 days.
This sounds like what kids are like with no wifi
Oh yes & the beautiful music. Takes us all on a journey into the past & future. Sorry, I'm romantic & just miss Outlander so much! 😏
amoooooo vcs de montão cada vez que vejo vcs na téla eu entro no filme junto com vcs ....de tanto que amigooo Outlander 👏👏👏👏❤❤❤❤
love these clips but really wish you hadn't started that countdown dot thing now included near the end.
Umm being safe?
Claire is beautiful x
I mean they can still makes pj sandwiches in the past, mash a bunch of peanuts, make some jam and some bread and done .
I believe that peanuts are not originally from Europe.....but from the Americas... Just like tomato, cacao, potatoes etc..m
@@ssissigui8846 Clare actually makes obj sandwiches in the last season as a treat for the kids while she’s shelling the peanuts Jamie asks her what she is doing with the pig food ,
@@jameshead9119 ah ok didn't know that peanuts were already common at that time
@@ssissigui8846 Me as well until I saw that episode
Wifi, could not travel back to the past without dying of boredom
You wouldnt have any spare time to be bored in.
L arrivée de brianna était très touchant et très dur ce faire violer a peine arriverais qu elle joie et colère a son père qui vois toutes sa souffrance car il sait ça fait trembler le cœur mais l amour est toujours plus fort que tout c est ce qui me touche moi continuer 😍❤👍
Netfilix 6 sezon ne zaman gelicek merakla bekliyorum yayın tarihini.
I mean, they could invent some of this stuff...especially cheese burgers.
that could probably cause a paradox. claire risked this by singing the scottish version of a song that was released in 1941 in order to find her husband.
@@vphobicc566 Except in the setting of the show, they've already discovered they can't change the past. It appears their form of time travel is the closed system, where whatever happened is what already happened in the past, you just didn't know it was because of time travel.
Not to mention, the invention of the cheeseburger is hardly pinned down, though (and I'm no expert) I think we can pinpoint roughly when they became popular. So if some family started making cheeseburgers I don't think time would unravel or anything, it's not like she's inventing fast food chains in the 1700's. (which of course would destroy America in it's infancy).
KÖSZÖNÖM KEDVES BARÁTOM EZT AZ ÉLMÉNYT, HOGY HALLHATTAM ÉS LÁTHATTAM A CSODÁLATOS VIDEÓT. VÍRUSMENTES SZÉP NAPOKAT. PUSZI
Electricity & running water.
Hi, English people dont eat 'peanut butter and jelly' and would have no idea what it is. Neither have we ever used the word 'aspirin.' No judgement, just thought you should know there was probably a lot of non-american eye rolling when the English lass says she misses 'aspirin.' That is all, have a nice day :)
I think what the Americans call jelly, we call jam? But then peanut butter and jam sounds disgusting! 🤢🤣
well they lived in the US for 20 years lmao
Claire practiced medicine for 12 years in Boston. At some point she would have to use the word aspirin for her american patients and colleagues don't you think? :) And Brianna has practically been raised in America and went to american schools, have american friends, so....
Other than the essentials, I would miss fast food so much!!
Antibiotics, vaccines, anti viral drugs, hospitals, qualified doctors and nurses, surviving childbirth, kids surviving past their 5th birthday, not dying from smallpox, plague, famine or murder, living past 45, political emancipation, clean potable water, better nutrition, literacy, education, animal rights, child labour laws, abolishment of slavery and not being executed for stealing a coat.
Cel mai frumos serial!
As someone who doesn’t watch this show - why do they stay in the past for the love of god?
Soaps and showers 😂
I share what I would miss 🙏😅🤦♀️🥺💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
I love Led Zeppelin... yes
I would miss toothpaste!
Vaccines and antibiotics.
Sanitary Products for women...
pain killers. not music or tech or indoor toilets
The fools if they wanted to get isekaid atleast learn how to diy modern materials that would make their lives even more comfortable
Washing machines and tampons!
Two time travelers?
As a woman I would miss being considered a human being and not property.
you can make this 2 things there...
Imagine having tooth problems in 1700s 🤣🤯
Who TF would be missing peanut butter and jelly sandwiches 🤮. I would be missing better food than that .
🎶🎶🎶💫✨
Period/sanitary products
Ya like jazz? Lol
👏👏🇦🇷🇦🇷
Medicine
Women rights. Like, not being considered a property of my father/brother/husband/ any other male family member " in charge of me", and being able to own properties without the need of becoming an orphaned widow with no brothers first, is really nice.
@@nessyness5447 true
@@Queen_Springsteen and also hygiene. Consider in that time, they considered water to be bad for the skin, they believed it opened the skin pores and left it vulnerable to inffections. So they didn't bath much. They cleaned themselves a little with towels and such, but bathing? Maybe once a year. Kids were bathed when born and never again until they were like 6. There mere idea that a woman , from a year in which regular bathing was a thing already would engagle in sexual activity ( even oral one) with a guy from a century were bathing often was not a thing...like , when i think of outlander 's premise in an actual historically accurate context...i can't help but thinking " disgusting". Like, the first thing a women from claire's , brianna's or our time would think of a guy from there would be " yeah, maybe cute if he didn't smell this bad"
@@nessyness5447 acne products
Lotion
@@nessyness5447 showers
Toilet paper.
Yes, Led Zeppelin
Tooth brushes and deodorant...