Outlander season 2: What's successivo for Claire & Jamie? 

This Week's Cover: Inside the wild, sexy world of 'Outlander'

EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: How will parenthood change Claire & Jamie?

, viewers knew they were in for a sexy ride. And season 1 certainly delivered with some of the steamiest scenes on television between stars Caitriona Balfe and Sam Heughan. (Remember their wedding night?)

However, the show has been careful to stay away from gratuitous sex, only including bedroom — and sometimes outdoors — scenes when it propelled the story forward.

RELATED: This Week’s Cover: Inside the wild, sexy world of Outlander

“Last season you very much saw Claire and Jamie fall in love, and that was the story that we were telling, so you saw a lot of their first forays into that part of their relationship,” Balfe says in an interview for this week’s Entertainment Weekly cover story. 

Now that Claire and Jamie are married, their story will be told in a different way, Balfe says. Heughan also notes that though it’ll take some time for them to get back to where they were – before Black Jack Randall raped Jamie – they’ve developed as a couple. 

But if the trailer is any indication, viewers won’t have to worry too much about the physical side of their relationship fizzling out.

Watch the video above to see Balfe and Heughan discuss Claire and Jamie’s relationship.

pick up the new issue of Entertainment Weekly, on newsstands now, or buy it here.

See Kermit sing \'It\'s Not Easy Being Green\' on \'The Muppets\'

\'Jane the Virgin\': What’s next for Michael and Jane?

Oscars 2016 live stream from the red carpet: EW & PEOPLE pre-show

\'The Man Who Knew Infinity\' trailer = \'Slumdog\' + \'Good Will Hunting\'

Veteran \'Star Trek\' writer-director Nicholas Meyer joins CBS reboot

TV Jukebox: 6 songs to remember from Girls, Fuller House, and more

This Is What the Oscars Looked Like in 2001

The 25 Greatest Best Actor Winners in Oscar History

The Real-Life Inspirations for This Year’s Oscar-Nominated Movies

Stars\' Shelfies: Viola Davis, Tony Goldwyn, More Share Their Literary Love