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Final Season Is at Hand for a Series That Has Featured Assassinations, Kidnappings, Accidental Murders, Biological Warfare and Much More

May 22, 2017  •  Post A Comment

An acclaimed drama series is about to roll out its final season, and to help viewers brace for the return of the show, BBC America is putting on an “Orphan Black” panel discussion.

The cable network also released the final trailer for the show, which you can watch below.

“The clones have been through it all together,” BBC America notes in the announcement. “From assassinations, detrimental illnesses, monitors and accidental murders to suburban drug fronts, kidnappings, male clones and biological warfare — there isn’t anything this lot hasn’t experienced. But through it all, they’ve remained united in their love and mission to keep each other safe at all costs. They’ve sacrificed their families, the loves of their lives, and any true sense of normalcy — all for the chance to liberate themselves from forces much bigger than any one of them. Now, they must all fight for the family they’ve chosen, for a new future and ultimately, for freedom.”

The cast and executive producers of “Orphan Black” will make an appearance in New York City at a sold-out Split Screen Festival screening and panel Tuesday, June 6, at 6:30p ET.

The 10-episode fifth season premieres Saturday, June 10, on BBC America. Seasons 1-4 are currently available on BBCAmerica.com, the BBC America app and Amazon Prime.

Orphan Black is produced by Temple Street, a division of Boat Rocker Studios, in association with BBC America and Bell Media’s SPACE.

Here’s the new trailer …

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