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.

Warning: Contains spoilers! Fans flocked to social media to talk about their anger at the season seven finale ending.

The show did get renewed for an eighth season (YAY!) but…it’ll be its last (not yay). Starz announced in January that it’ll be wrapping up the Outlander story with season 8, which means the network will figure out how to end the show without knowing how the book series ends, à la Game of Thrones (here’s hoping they pull off a better ending though.)

For those who have yet to tune in, now is a good time to turn back, because we’re about to delve into one of the show’s biggest spoilers to date. The finale teased that Jamie ( Sam Heughan) and Claire’s ( Caitriona Balfe) first daughter, Faith, may have actually lived despite being stillborn in Season 2’s aptly titled installment, “Faith.”

The couple at the center of Starz's fantasy historical drama unpack how that ending — a surprise to book and non-book fans alike — sets up the eighth and final season, which has already finished filming.

T he season 7 finale of Outlander, "A Hundred Thousand Angels," delivered up some wild twists, even for this show. To make a long story short, thoughout the episode, Claire Fraser

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.