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- TVDeadline
'Outlander': Maria Doyle Kennedy & Ed Speleers join Season 4 cast
Maria Doyle Kennedy ('Orphan Black') and Ed Speleers ('Wolf Hall') have signed on for key roles for the fourth season of Starz's 'Outlander,' which began filming this week in Scotland.
- TVKelly Woo
15 actors who played their own twin on TV
As the saying goes, two heads are better than one, so twins on TV shows means double the fun. At least, some of the time; other times, it’s more like that quote from Macbeth — “double double, toil and trouble.”
- TVEthan Alter
'Orphan Black' series finale recap: The future is female
"Orphan Black" signs off with a "Battlestar Galactica"-style finale that has one key difference.
TVYahoo TV Staff'Orphan Black': Vote for the best clone
As we prepare to say goodbye to "Orphan Black" on Aug. 12, tell us which clone represents the best of the show for you.
- TVKelly Woo
'Orphan Black': Vote for the moment that gave you the most feels
'Orphan Black' makes you feel so many things: Shock. Terror. Tenderness. Amusement. Grief. Even happiness sometimes.
TVKelly Woo'Orphan Black': Vote for the most tragic death
As we prepare to say goodbye to "Orphan Black," we look back at five of the characters we've already lost.
TVEthan Alter'Orphan Black': Vote for the best bit of body horror
Our tribute to "Orphan Black" continues with a vote to crown the moment that made us the most squeamish.
- TVEthan Alter
'Orphan Black': Vote for best group hang
As Aug. 12's series finale of "Orphan Black" approaches, we're celebrating (and mourning) our favorite clone saga with a daily poll. Vote now!
TVEthan AlterYour TV To-Do List: 'Weekend Update' hits primetime
The return of 'Difficult People' and the end of 'Orphan Black' are among the 5 shows you won't want to miss this week.
TVEthan Alter‘Orphan Black’ Recap: We All Fall Down
Warning: This post contains spoilers for the “Manacled Slim Wrists” episode of Orphan Black. Orphan Black‘s final season body count continues to climb as Susan Duncan joins her clone children Januz and M.K. in the show’s graveyard. The elderly matriarch of the Leda line has stared the Grim Reaper in the face before, must notably following Rachel’s insurrection last season, but this time the hooded figure appears to have claimed his prize, aided and abetted by Virginia Coady and P.T. Westmoreland.
- TVEthan Alter
Your TV To-Do List: ‘Orange is the New Black,’ ‘Orphan Black’ Are Back
With so much to watch on TV it can be difficult to plan ahead. But we’re here to help! Here are the five shows you won’t want to miss this week.
- TVMandi Bierly
‘Black Mirror,’ ‘Westworld,’ and 13 Other Genre Shows That Are Tackling Issues Well
Leading up to the 20th anniversary of the March 10, 1997, premiere of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Yahoo TV is celebrating “Why Genre Shows Matter” and the history of how these shows have tackled universal themes (such as how much high school sucks) and broader social issues. “Name a current show you think is tackling an issue well” — that’s another question we posed to more than 30 executive producers of current sci-fi/fantasy series who agreed to take part in our Why Genre Shows Matter survey over the last month, either by email or phone. I’m obsessed with Black Mirror.
- TVYahoo TV Staff
The 30 Best TV Moments of 2016
If you were to ask us which TV moments from 2016 we’d like to relive right now, here’s the answer. Click through our picks, then share yours.
TVYahoo TV Staff'Orphan Black' Star Kristian Bruun Takes Us to WonderCon
Orphan Black star Kristian Bruun went to WonderCon, and he took us along for the ride. The Canadian actor, who plays Donnie Hendrix on the hit BBC America sci-fi series, took over our Instagram account to give us a behind-the-scenes look as he got ready for the pop culture convention in Los Angeles. #CloneClub! Ahead of the WonderCon panel, Bruun hit the hotel gym with co-star Kevin Hanchard, hung out with make-up magician Veronica Lane, and hilariously flashed us his Comic-Con under-tradition.
TVEthan AlterHappy National Poultry Day! 10 of Our Favorite Chickens on TV Right Now
Never mind what Marty McFly says. In our opinion, it’s totally cool to be chicken. March 19 marks National Poultry Day, and we’re seizing the opportunity to celebrate some of our current favorite TV chickens. Not actual fowl, of course, although there are plenty of those to be found on the airwaves.
TVYahoo TV StaffThe 23 Best TV Moments of 2015
In 2015, television made us laugh, it made us cry, it made us text friends “OMG?!” There were so many incredible moments that we couldn’t stop talking about on Twitter, in the office kitchen, via Skype with our moms. Related: The 26 Best TV Episodes of 2015 There were hilarious musical numbers like “Pinot Noir” on Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and Kristen Wiig’s “Chandelier” dance at the Grammys. We stopped breathing for a few minutes during thrilling fights on Justified and Daredevil.
TVYahoo TV StaffThe TV Characters We're Thankful For This Year
We’re thankful for plenty of things this holiday season… and that includes the supporting characters that make TV worth watching. Here, we’re raising our glasses in a toast to the funniest, most fascinating people (and dogs) we’ve spent our 2015 with. And if any of these standout characters are unfamiliar to you? Well, there’s your holiday binge-watching assignment right there
TVKen Tucker‘iZombie’ Review: Eating Real Housewives
The show could so easily be awful for a number of reasons, not the least of which is the gimmick of having Liv take on the characteristics of the person whose brains she consumes each week.
TVEthan Alter10 TV Characters and Actors Who Should Declare Their Independence
The arrival of another Independence Day has us thinking of the TV characters (and, in some cases, actors) we’d like to see declare their independence from shows that don’t always properly value their contributions.
TVDave NemetzSecrets and Clones: 5 Things We Learned on the 'Orphan Black' Set
So to get some clarity on the cult sci-fi drama’s third season (premiering this Saturday at 9 p.m. on BBC America), Yahoo TV visited the show’s set in Toronto and chatted with series star Tatiana Maslany, male clone portrayer Ari Millen, and co-creator/director John Fawcett. Here are five intriguing behind-the-scenes nuggets we came away with that got us even more excited for Season 3 to start.
