Men in Kilts' Graham McTavish Shows Off His Dancing Moves in This Preview Clip

From Oprah Magazine

Episode 3 of Men in Kilts, the travel series that finds Outlander actors Sam Heughan and Graham McTavish exploring their native Scotland, is a celebration of song and dance. The exclusive preview clip below finds the duo on the road again, fresh off of one of the most Scottish experiences one can imagine: being treated to a bagpipe serenade.

"They always make me cry a bit," McTavish says of the distinctive woodwind, which has a rich political history in the country. As legend has it, bagpipe playing was temporarily outlawed after the uprising of 1745, which preceded the battle of Culloden portrayed on Outlander.

The next stop on their journey will involve a dance lesson, and apparently, McTavish's hips don't lie. "I mean, obviously I was very, very, very good when I was younger," he claims, before breaking into a little George Gershwin (maybe he really is a song and dance man).

"I've seen you dance. You have rhythm, that's for sure," Heughan—who recently told OprahMag.com that he did 90 percent of the driving throughout the show's filming–deadpans, as he steers them through Scotland's hills. That's when we're treated to a throwback moment from the early days of Outlander, in which a be-kilted McTavish broke into a finger-snapping dance onstage. It might not be a moves-like-Jagger situation, but it's definitely better than Dougal MacKenzie could do.

Watch the sneak peek below, and don't miss Men in Kilts this Sunday at 9 p.m. EST on Starz.

While we've still got quite the wait for Heughan's other Starz series to return, he confirmed to OprahMag that Outlander season 6 is in production again.

"Yes! The update is that we have been updated, and we’ve started shooting. We're in production at the moment," Heughan said. "We're getting there. Obviously, with all the COVID protocols, we're making sure everyone is kept safe. It's kinda tough with the weather in Scotland right now, as it's winter! But we're just happy to be back working, and everyone's safe."

The Droughtlander is real, but at least we've got five more Men in Kilts episodes (and infinite Netflix Outlander rewatches) to tide us over until then.

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