"Orphan Black" season 3 premiere is still at least a month away. That means you have at least one month to catch up and watch the first two seasons.
If you want proof why it is a must see, check the recent Canadian Screen Awards where the BBC America sci-fi series dominated its competition.
On March 1, the Toronto star reported that "Orphan Black" won 10 awards at the 3rd Canadian Screen Awards on a ceremony held on Sunday night. That number is the most that a single show received during the event. This includes Best Dramatic Series and Best Actress for star Tatiana Maslany — both wins a repeat of last year. Jordan Gavaris also took home the Best Supporting Actor award for his role as Felix Dawson, the brother of Maslany's Sarah Manning. The award is reportedly going to be a great boost for the "Orphan Black" season 3 premiere.
“I’m so lucky to have this job; I feel so lucky,” Maslany said in her acceptance speech.
A few days ago, Maslany, a Regina native, also won the Outstanding Female Performance at the Association of Canadian Television and Radio Artists awards (ACTRA). This is also the 2nd time she bagged the same award in the competition.
"Orphan Black" season 3 premiere episode will air on April 18 and will pickup from where it left off last year. The new season will introduce more male clones (to be played by Ari Millen), which audiences had a peek of during the last minutes of the season 2 finale episode.
These clones from Castor are meant to become part of a super army and are tasked to erase their female counterparts. Sarah Manning and the rest of her seestrahs will have to do everything to battle the male clones but the thing is, they are short in resources to do that.
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When the "Orphan Black" season 3 premiere comes, there are five less reasons why fans cannot watch it as AMC confirmed that it will be airing the first episode of the show in all its five networks. This includes BBC America, AMC, SundanceTV, IFC and We TV.
