‘Outlander’ TV Series Spoilers - New Trailer Shows What Happens Next [Watch Video]

Scottish actor Graham McTavish arrives at the Great British Film Reception to honor the British Oscar nominees at the residence of the British Consul General in Los Angeles February 22, 2013. REUTERS/Fred Prouser Reuters/Fred Prouser

The producers of the TV series "Outlander" have released a new trailer that gives the viewers a glimpse of what happens next on the show. The next episode from the season will air on April 4, 2015 and fans are excited about the show after the cliff-hanger ending of the previous episode. [Warning: Spoiler Alert]

The previous episode showed that Jack Randall had tried to violently rape Claire. He was stopped at the nick of the time by Jamie. Jack however took Claire as hostage and the episode ended with the viewers not knowing the fate of their favourite characters.

The new trailer of "Outlander" shows that Jamie will manage to save Claire and get her to safety in the next episode. The newly married couple is seen in a loving embrace and Jamie has his arm protectively around Claire.

The role of Dougal MacKenzie may once again come into spotlight in "Outlander." Colum can be seen warning his brother that one day Dougal may lose his head because of his words. Readers should note that Dougal has eyed Colum's position for a long time and hopes to become the leader someday. He is also the main instigator and was actively raising money for a rebellion against the British.

The video also shows Claire telling Jamie that she never counted on loving him. Will she finally confess that she is from the future and cannot be in a relationship with him? Claire's husband, Frank, was seen frantically searching for his wife in the previous episode of "Outlander."

Readers can expect more action in "Outlander" as the trailer shows British soldiers with their rifles drawn and Jamie riding with Claire along with his fellow clansmen. There is also a dead body of a man in the video.

One of the scenes also shows Claire being tied up like a prisoner and dragged to the centre of a town, while the town's women shout at her. Readers should note that Claire had antagonized the village priest in one of the previous episodes of "Outlander." Will she be branded a witch in the coming episodes for her strange methods?