Orphan Black Season 3: Maslany’s Work Was So Incredible That She Deserves To Be back On TV

By Alicia Pablo Oct 03, 2014 11:31 AM EDT

Orphan Black Season 3: Maslany's Work Was So Incredible That She Deserves To Be back On TV

The TV series Orphan Black is going to be back on its 3^rd season on the Spring of 2015. The Sci-Fi TV show has been getting a lot of great feedback since it first aired on BBC so now the network decided to continue its work next year. The production has already started in Toronto and so far, the cast and all the staff couldn't be more excited for this coming new season.

Tatiana Maslany who is the star of the show did impress a lot of viewers along with her producers and directors in the show that's why she is going to be back on season 3 with a 10-running episode that would once again highlight her acting skills. In the series, she plays a girl who saw a suicide by someone who appears to be her clone.

It didn't shock people when the network announced its comeback on the 3^rd season because Maslany's work was so incredible that she deserves to be back on TV. Ratings agree that Orphan Black should be staying for a while especially from the number of awards that it has received. Maslany did a great work that she has bagged some prestigious trophies for her role earning her the Critics' Choice Awards and she was even nominated for the Golden Globe Awards.

It is indeed a complex role since her character deals with a lot of character. It is not the typical role for an actress because it has a lot of challenges. And so far, she really has proved that she's capable of pulling it off hence the success of the series.

Orphan Black has a lot of challenging roles on the next episodes. And this season, Maslany won't be the one who have to portray a lot of characters. Ari Millen will also have a clone and he will experience the same acting level that Maslany have.

The show brings a lot of excitement to its viewers and critics so far love it. Catch Orphan Black once again on its 3^rd season next year, Springtime only on BBC. Have your regular dose of suspense, drama and sci-fi with it.