2 New ORPHAN BLACK Season 3 Teasers
There’s a lot of buzz revolving around the third season of the sci-fi series Orphan Black. I’m still in the process of catching up on the show, but I’ll be ready to go by the time Season 3 is unleashed on April 18th. This is such a great show, and now that I’m deep into watching it, I can see what all the hype was about. If you haven’t jumped on the band wagon yet, you should! I think you’ll like what this series has to offer. You can find the trailer below along with a press release with some more detailed information regarding what’s in store for fans.
Sarah has always lived the life of an orphan outsider. But a clone is never alone.
Sarah hopes that cleaning out a dead woman’s bank account will solve all her problems. Instead, her problems multiply – and so does she. “Orphan Black” features rising star Tatiana Maslany (Cas & Dylan, Picture Day) in the lead role of Sarah, an outsider and orphan whose life changes dramatically after witnessing the suicide of a woman who looks just like her. Sarah assumes her identity, her boyfriend and her bank account. But instead of solving her problems, the street smart chameleon is thrust headlong into a kaleidoscopic mystery. She makes the dizzying discovery that she and the dead woman are clones…
But are they the only ones? Sarah quickly finds herself caught in the middle of a deadly conspiracy and must race to find answers about who she is and how many others there are just like her.
Picking up where Season two left off with the reveal of new male “Castor” clones, Season three has the clone sisterhood realizing they are more vulnerable than ever before against the highly-trained, identical male-soldiers, with Sarah, Cosima, Alison and Helena putting their friendship to the test.
In addition to Maslany, season three of “Orphan Black” features returning cast members Jordan Gavaris, Maria Doyle Kennedy, Dylan Bruce, Kevin Hanchard, Ari Millen, and Kristian Bruun, with Ari Millen, Jordan Gavaris, Dylan Bruce, Maria Doyle Kennedy, Evelyne Brochu, Kevin Hanchard, Zoé De Grand Maison and Michiel Huisman in supporting roles.
The series is co-created by Graeme Manson and John Fawcett, with Manson also serving as writer and Fawcett as director.