BBC America has released a new one-minute trailer for the second season of Orphan Black. Season 2 begins on BBC America in the US on Saturday 19 April and will air in the UK later in 2014. Watch the trailer… Are you looking forward to Season 2? Let us know below…
The first trailers for the new season of Orphan Black have been released.
Just over halfway through ‘Unconscious Selection’, Art digs up a key piece of information that we’ve known has been available since the very first episode.
BBC America’s ten-part thriller Orphan Black will air in the UK on BBC Three this autumn.
Over the course of these two episodes, Orphan Black gives us most of the desired answers to its key questions.
Orphan Black star Tatiana Maslany has revealed that she uses music and dance to explore the different mannerisms of the many characters she plays in BBC America’s thriller.
‘Variations Under Domestication’ is a very full episode of Orphan Black. That’s not to say it’s not focussed, but it tries very hard to feature the majority of the central figures while also pushing the overall story forward.
Just like that, Orphan Black has gone and snatched Paul away from the sidelines of the drama and into a position where he’s genuinely interesting.
‘Effects of External Conditions’ is all about the chase. Orphan Black wastes no time in getting the police on the trail of the mysterious clone introduced towards the end of the last episode. Meanwhile, Sarah continues to use her connections with Alison and Cosima to assist her deceit as they both help her out in different ways.
The third episode of Orphan Black puts Sarah’s motivations under the spotlight while revealing some elements of the show’s larger mysteries. When the body of Katja that Sarah previously buried (rather shoddily, she soon learns) turns up and Sarah-as-Beth is put on the case, things begin to get much more complicated for her, especially as she’s just been told she’s a clone.