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  • Will you be able to watch a new season of your favorite show in quarantine? Here's what actors, directors and showrunners say about the future of TV

    From production bubbles to Zoom calls and animation, here's how a new season of your favorite TV show may get filmed.

  • ‘Orphan Black’ Is Getting an Audio Sequel Series Starring Tatiana Maslany

    “Orphan Black” is coming back in the most unexpected of ways: as an audio sequel series. And yes, Tatiana Maslany is involved.Temple Street Productions, the production company behind the now-ended BBC America drama, is partnering with digital fiction startup Serial Box for an audio continuation of the TV show, “Orphan Black: The Next Chapter.”The 10-episode series is set eight years after the events of the show’s fifth and final season and will be released by Serial Box later this summer in audiobook and text formats. The official continuation of “Orphan Black” will feature the same characters from the series, with all 14 members of the original show’s clone sisterhood voiced by Maslany.Also Read: New 'Orphan Black' Series in the Works at AMCTemple Street and Serial Box (which is invested in by Temple Street’s parent company, Boat Rocker Studios) haven’t made additional plot details public yet, except to say “cophine” — a reference to the couple Cosima (Maslany) and Delphine (Évelyne Brochu) — “definitely plays a big part in the story.”Malka Older has been set as showrunner on “The Next Chapter,” with Mishell Baker, Lindsay Smith, Heli Kennedy, Madeline Ashby and E.C. Myers enlisted as writers.Co-created by John Fawcett and Graeme Manson, “Orphan Black” launched in 2013 and ran for five seasons. The critically-acclaimed series starred Maslany as a woman who discovers that she is a clone and that someone is plotting to kill her and her clone “sisters.”Also Read: Summer TV Premiere Dates: Here's Every New and Returning Show (Photos)Maslany was nominated for three Emmys — winning best actress in a drama series in 2016 — and a Golden Globe for her performance on “Orphan Black.”As TheWrap reported in March, a new “Orphan Black” series set in the show’s universe is currently in the works at AMC. An individual with knowledge of the project told TheWrap that the show is in the very, very early stages of development at BBC America’s sister network, with Temple Street attached to produce the new show.The individual added that the follow-up series would not be considered a spinoff of the original but rather an entirely new show set in the same world as “Orphan Black.”Read original story ‘Orphan Black’ Is Getting an Audio Sequel Series Starring Tatiana Maslany At TheWrap

  • You'll barely recognize Nicole Kidman in 'Destroyer' trailer

    The Oscar-winning actress transforms into a gritty role as an LAPD detective forced to confront not only her own demons but the deadly street gang that killed her partner.

  • 'Counterpart': 4 things to know about J.K. Simmons's new spy serial

    The Oscar-winning character actor and series creator Justin Marks preview their new Starz drama premiering Jan. 21.

  • 'Pose': Tatiana Maslany, Evan Peters, Kate Mara, and James Van Der Beek join Ryan Murphy's '80s FX drama

    Some big TV names — including a few American Horror Story favorites — are joining Ryan Murphy for a trip back to 1980s New York City. Tatiana Maslany, Evan Peters, Kate Mara and James Van Der Beek have all been cast in Murphy’s upcoming FX drama Pose, the network announced Thursday. Production on the period […]

  • Jake Gyllenhaal plays Jeff Bauman in 'Stronger': Get their take from Toronto, watch exclusive new featurette

    In Toronto, Jake Gyllenhaal; the man he plays in “Stronger,” Jeff Bauman, and Tatiana Maslany talk about the story of courage after Boston Marathon bombing.

  • Tatiana Maslany revisits the 'Orphan Black' finale

    It’s been exactly a month since members of the auxiliary Clone Club bid a tearful farewell to Orphan Black‘s core four sestras (as well as their 270 other siblings) on the cult show’s Aug. 12 series finale. The episode’s final shot revealed our clone heroine, Sarah Manning (Tatiana Maslany), looking around the home she had built for herself and her daughter, Kira, as well as looking forward to the freedom she had fought so hard to achieve. Catching up with the Emmy-winning actress at the Toronto International Film Festival — where her new film Stronger, in which she stars opposite Jake Gyllenhaal, had its world premiere — Maslany remembers the final shot being far less consequential.

  • 'Stronger' review: Jake Gyllenhaal is superb in moving Boston bombing drama

    Jake Gyllenhaal is superb in David Gordon Green's moving Boston Marathon bombing drama.

  • 'Orphan Black' series finale recap: The future is female

    "Orphan Black" signs off with a "Battlestar Galactica"-style finale that has one key difference.

  • '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.

  • '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.

  • '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.

  • ‘Orphan Black’ Recap: Of Gods and Monsters

    Warning: This post contains spoilers for the "Ease of Idle Millionaires" episode of 'Orphan Black.'

  • Jake Gyllenhaal as Man Struggling to Cope With Boston Marathon Bombing Injury in First 'Stronger' Trailer

    First preview of 'Stronger,' starring Jake Gyllenhaal as an everyday man struggling to deal with losing his legs below knee in Boston Marathon explosions

  • ‘Orphan Black’ Recap: The Neolution Empire Strikes Back

    Warning: This post contains spoilers for the "Clutch of Greed" episode of 'Orphan Black.'

  • ‘Orphan Black’ Postmortem: Tatiana Maslany on That Shocking Clone Death

    Warning: This post contains spoilers for the “Clutch of Greed” episode of “Orphan Black.”

  • ‘Orphan Black’ Star Tatiana Maslany on Saying Goodbye to the Clones: ‘It Was a Bizarre Grieving Process’

    To borrow a lyric from Hamilton, Orphan Black fans are counting on series star Tatiana Maslany to teach them how to say goodbye to a series they’ve loved for five seasons. Part of that, of course, has to do with the fact that Maslany–who won a much-deserved Emmy last fall for her portrayal of the show’s multiple Clone Club sisters — has so many characters to part with. “I had to say goodbye to one of them a day for the last week we were shooting, and it was a grieving process each time.

  • Emmy Talk: Watch How the ‘Orphan Black’ F/X Team Made the Clone Dinner Party a Reality

    As we enter Emmy season — nomination voting runs through June 27 — Yahoo TV will be spotlighting performances, writing, and other contributions that we feel deserve recognition. Last year, Emmy voters righted a wrong by rewarding Tatiana Maslany’s remarkable performance(s) as Orphan Black’s multiple clones with an overdue Emmy nomination for Outstanding Lead Actress. This year, they have the opportunity to finally recognize another key player behind the Leda line of clones: the visual effects team at Intelligent Creatures.

  • ‘Orphan Black’ Recap: Not Sarah’s Boat

    Warning: This recap for the “From Dancing Mice to Psychopaths” episode of 'Orphan Black' contains spoilers.

  • ‘Orphan Black’ Recap: Rachel Rising

    (Photo: BBC America) Warning: This recap for the “The Mitigation of Competition” episode of Orphan Black contains spoilers. Three episodes ago, the Evie Cho-led evil Empire struck back against with lethal force against the Clone Club and devout Neolutionist Susan Duncan. Tonight, on Season 4’s  penultimate episode, “The Mitigation of Competition,” that tentative Rebel Alliance returned fire, blowing up Darth Cho’s plans to take Bright Born public in the same way that Lando and Nien Nunb made the second Death Star go kablooey. Actually, Rachel was the one to take down Evie, appearing to betray her clone sisters by striking a deal with their nemesis.