Tatiana Maslany

First revealed a few weeks ago, the lead actress shortlist for Star Wars: Episode 8 includes Tatiana Maslany, Jane the Virgin star Gina Rodriguez, and Me and Earl and the Dying Girl’s Olivia Cooke. That’s a pretty solid list, but a new rumor suggests that another name has been added to it: Gugu Mbatha-Raw, star of last year’s incredibly powerful music drama Beyond the Lights.

Tatiana Maslany may not have gotten the Emmy win for Orphan Black, but Season 4 will put her right back to work with a “horrifying new direction” to chart. Production has officially begun, and a new synopsis promises to revisit Orphan Black‘s oldest mystery.

We’re still a few months away from the release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, but Rian Johnson is already hard at work prepping Episode 8. While it remains unclear how much of The Force Awakens cast will return for the sequel, there will be some new additions to the lineup as Johnson and Lucasfilm have already begun looking at actors for leading roles.

The success of Orphan Black so often hinges on viewers forgetting there aren’t actually five or more of Tatiana Maslany, though it takes a fair bit of intricate VFX beyond Maslany’s Emmy-nominated work to bring the show to life. Go in-depth with the #CloneClub in a new Season 3 FX reel, charging everything from clones, to pencils, to dear-old Pupok.

Finally no longer dumping the announcement at 5:30 A.M. PT, while half the critical populace sweat through Comic-Con, the 2015 Emmy nominations are here! A few major surprises and omissions, as well as some well-deserved chances at the gold, but who's up for at 2015, as presented by Brooklyn Nine-Nine star Andy Samberg? Let's find out!

Orphan Black understandly had no new footage to bring to Comic-Con 2015, but that didn’t stop #CloneClub from putting a smile on fan faces. If you’ve ever wanted to see Tatiana Maslany wrangle a live scorpion down her blouse, or keeps the dance parties rolling, the Orphan Black Season 3 blooper reel is for you.

Orphan Black has closed down the lab for another season with Saturday’s latest finale “History Yet to Be Written,” though the #CloneClub will have plenty of challenges ahead in Season 4. Now, creators John Fawcett and Graeme Manson break down some of those finale twists and deaths, also previewing what to expect from an increase in body-horror next year.

As has become tradition for Orphan Black finales, the Season 3 finale sets up Season 4 with yet another layer to the clone conspiracy — a conspiracy that grows ever larger with each passing season. “History Yet to Be Written” checks off all the appropriate boxes with a riveting narrative climax that services fans while enriching the overall series direction.

After a season spent with clones of both genders and bullet-ridden history on either side, Orphan Black’s third year will complete its next DNA sequence this Saturday with Season 3 finale “History Yet to Be Written.” The BBC-A has released the full set of photos from Saturday’s finale, but will the Castors cash out their original maker, expose yet another layer of conspiracy?

The penultimate episode of Orphan Black’s third season is a good and bloody one, primarily focusing on mothers and intimate relationships as S., Sarah and Felix head back home to London to pursue the Castor original. What they find offers yet another shocking twist, even if we’ve grown accustomed to the prevalence of twists that end pretty much every episode.