We then meet Alison, back when she was in college, where she met her husband. Then it jumps to Helena, where we discover her origin story in 2002, in Russia, where she was being trained to be a soldier. Within the comics’ series, you are introduced to the origins of each of the clones, starting with Sarah, as you catch up with her, right before the birth of her daughter, Kira. There are some heavy themes, which are explored throughout the series one which I believed was well suited for the comics medium. Throughout the series, she and two of her clones, as well as her friend, Felix, uncover the central conspiracy to their existence, Neolution. For the un-initiated, she soon finds out that she has multiple clones, and not just mere doppelgangers, and they have a shady biotech corporation, who is hunting them down, the same ones who created them in the first place.
I remembered watching the first episode, and that first scene was really through you for a loop, as the main character, Sarah sees a woman who looks exactly like her walk in front of a train, the show instantly grabbed me by the collar right there, right then. It was not until Orphan Black, premiered that they created a show for British loving American fans.
The quality of the overall storytelling is what has created Anglophiles all over the world as, as they have used the BBC to learn about Monty Python and the original House of Cards. This is where many Americans were first introduced to Doctor Who and Broadchurch, and even Law and Order UK. An IDW comic book series is also expected in early 2015.BBC America has been known as one of those channels on TV, where you can find some of the BBC’s best kept TV secrets. Season 3 of “Orphan Black” features returning cast members Tatiana Maslany, 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. “After the shocking finale of Season 2, we are excited to share with our viewers the next dramatic twists and turns in the clone conspiracy, as conceived by series creators Graeme Manson and John Fawcett.” “We can’t wait to get back to work on ‘Orphan Black’ with our wonderful partners Temple Street Productions and BBC America,” said Corrie Coe, Senior Vice-President, Independent Production, Bell Media. Picking up where Season 2 left off with the reveal of new male “Castor” clones, Season 3 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. The ten-episode third season for BBC America’s hit cloning drama “Orphan Black” has kicked off production in Toronto, where it will continue location and studio filming until March 2015 for a Spring 2015 premiere.
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