Orphan Black
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How ‘Orphan Black’ Hits the Ground Running with “Natural Selection”
“Natural Selection” introduces viewers to the series’ fast-paced, thrilling world, as well as to the gift that keeps on giving: Tatiana Maslany’s powerhouse performances.
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‘Orphan Black’ And The Spectacular Range of Tatiana Maslany
We don’t know who needs to hear this, but no one has this range.
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Seeing Double: An Appreciation for Dual-Screen Roles
‘Orphan Black’ has brought the concept of dual-screen roles back into the spotlight.
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The ‘Orphan Black’ Season Five Death Panic Index
Which clones will make it through the final season? Better yet, will any of them make it?
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‘Orphan Black’ Review: “By Means Which Have Never Been Tried”
BBC America The concern with Orphan Black – as with any series built on an ongoing mystery-based narrative – has always been that it’s a…
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‘Orphan Black’ Review: “Things Which Have Never Been Done”
BBC America The penultimate episode of Orphan Black’s second season takes the somewhat unusual tactic – for this show anyway – of actually wrapping up…
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‘Orphan Black’ Review S02E08: “Variable and Full of Perturbation”
BBC America It seems like only last week that I was mildly decrying Orphan Black’s habit of tossing new, important characters into the mix late…
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‘Orphan Black’ Review S02E07: “Knowledge of Causes, and Secret Motions of Things”
BBC America This is how good the most recent episode of Orphan Black is – not only did I not miss Helena, but I didn’t…
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‘Orphan Black’ Review S02E06: “To Hound Nature in Her Wanderings”
BBC America For a show featuring murder, abduction, sexual assault and the subjugation of women by an oppressive patriarchy Orphan Black can sometimes vie for…