When audience members cheer during a screening, it’s generally viewed by the show’s creators as a victory. But when this happened during the "spanking scene" at the Outlander premiere in New York last week, it gave executive producer Ron D. Moore pause. "It was like, 'I'm not sure that's the reaction I really want them to have. What does that mean?!" he told Vulture afterward. "It's like on Talk Soup, when Joel McHale says, 'Think about what you're clapping for.'"Those in the audience who have read the books knew this was coming. Adapted from book one of the Outlander series by Diana Gabaldon, the Starz show centers on a World War II nurse who accidentally travels back in time to Scotland in 1743. Where we pick up in the mid-season-one premiere, our heroine, Claire, has disobeyed an order from her husband in 1743 (as opposed to her husband in 1945), Jamie,...