There may be no Orange Is the New Black spoilers at this time, but there are still some good news about the hit Netflix dramedy show as it gained success in multiple categories both from the Producers Guild Awards and the Screen Actors Guild Awards this past weekend.
The awards received this past weekend were the first major achievements given to the entire cast of the show, even though they're already have 12 nominations to the Primetime Emmy Awards last year.
"Orange Is the New Black" won its first prize at the Producers Guild Awards that happened on Jan. 24. It received an award for Outstanding Producer of Episodic Television, Comedy. While the hit Netflix show lost to "Modern Family" at the Emmy's, that didn't happened during the PGA. Other nominees in the said category were "Louie," "The Big Bang Theory," and "Veep."
Their victory hasn't ended there yet. The following evening, Orange is the New Black received two awards at the Screen Actors Guild Awards. Uzo Aduba got the award for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Comedy Series for playing the character of Suzanne "Crazy Eyes" Warren, while the show got the award for best comedy ensemble. Putting an end "Modern Family's" four-year win streak. The 40 members credited cast of the show is considered to be the largest to ever win the award in this category.
Major Orange Is the New Black spoilers are not available at this time. However, it was confirmed that the beginning of its third season will premiere this Summer, but there are a few details about what's coming in the next chapter. Some of the members of the casts are already announced, with actress Ruby Rose included as a potential love interest not for just one, but two characters. More info about the show will be available soon, along with some behind-the-scenes photos.
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