Everything We Know So Far About Outlander Season 5

It is official: The wait between Outlander Season 4 and Season 5 will be the second-longest Droughtlander that fans have had to face over the course of the series (the wait between Season 2 and Season 3 was longer by 30 days).

When we last saw the Frasers, Jamie (Sam Heughan) was being handed orders from the governor to hunt down Murtagh (Duncan Lacroix) for his treasonous acts against the crown. Jamie swore loyalty to the Brits in order to get the land he and Claire (Caitriona Balfe) needed to start their new life, but as the colonies approach the American Revolution, will that oath hold up? Knowing Jamie, there's no chance of that.

It was a happier ending for Bree (Sophie Skelton); she reunited with Roger (Richard Rankin), and he agreed to stay in the past and help her raise her son, whether he's Roger's or Stephen Bonnet's (Ed Speleers).

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Will the Fraser clan finally find some peace in the Americas in Season 5? That remains to be seen, but here's everything we know about the next chapter of their adventure so far.

Season 5 premieres in February. Outlander returns for its fifth seasonSunday, Feb. 16 at 8/7c on Starz.

The story is still following the book series. The new season is based on the fifth book in Diana Gabaldon's Outlander series, The Fiery Cross. Book spoilers for those who want them are available here.

We've gotten plenty of footage from the new season. In January, Starz released the first full trailer for Season 5, above. It's packed with tender moments between Jamie and Claire, even though the American Revolution is at their doorstep.

Previously, a minute-long teaser for the new season was revealed at New York Comic Con in October; the teaser sees Claire pledging to keep her family safe, "time, history, space, be damned." And the first live-action footage of Season 5, which debuted in August, showed Jamie and Claire standing stoic at Fraser's Ridge as Claire announced, "It's time."

A happy photo of Jamie and Claire has also been released. Despite the impending revolution, Jamie and Claire looked very happy and bundled up in the first photo from the season, which Starz released in April.

Bree and Roger look well. Following the Jamie and Claire photo, Starz released the first image of Bree (Sophie Skelton) and Roger (Richard Rankin), as well as baby Jem. In the photo, the adorable family seems to be enjoying some fresh air at Fraser's Ridge before the Revolution kicks off. If anyone deserves a break, it is those two. Check it out.

It's going to be sexier. Executive producer Maril Davis teased to reporters in early 2019 that the writers were hoping to bring the romance back to Outlander after Season 4's adventure left little room for Jamie and Claire to have private moments alone. "I do anticipate a return, hopefully, to that [intimacy] next season," Davis said. "Every season has its different storylines and where we're going. We can't always re-create the first season, which was very special. It just has to be within the story and feel like its organic. That's something we work on and the actors work on. It's a collaboration."

Diana Gabaldon is writing an episode: The author of the Outlander book series revealed on Twitter in October that she is writing the eleventh episode of Season 5. This will be the second episode of the show that Gabaldon has written; she also wrote Season 2, Episode 11. The author also divulged on Twitter that 11 is her lucky number.

There will be new faces and a familiar one. In November, Starz announced three additional Season 5 cast members. Paul Gorman will play twins Josiah and Kezzie Beardsley, indentured servants to Aaron Beardsley who become tenants at Fraser's Ridge in the novel. Harlots alum Bronwyn James will play Fanny Beardsley, the abused wife of Aaron Beardsley. Finally, Chris Donald will return as plantation owner Philip Wylie.

Look at this beautiful family portrait: The Frasers are all together in this family photo Starz released ahead of Season 5. Considering the impending war, this may be one of the few times we get to see the entire clan together, so enjoy it.

It's time to stop a war again: A Season 5 featurette reveals that the Frasers are actually trying to stop another war, or at least slow the revolution down. Bree points out that if the colony rebellion kicks off too early, America won't become the country it's supposed to be. However, even if Claire isn't pushing for war, Balfe teased that she's still up to her usual antics that could have big repercussions in the future.

Stand for all in the new key art: Jamie and Claire are looking fierce in the key art for Season 5, which declares "Stand for All" as the tagline of the season. It looks like this couple is definitely ready for the revolution.

Outlander returns Sunday, Feb. 16 at 8/7c on Starz.

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