The upcoming third season finale of the science fiction television series "Orphan Black" is forthcoming, and with the three episodes left, reports claim this week that a new clone will be featured in the episode eight of the hit BBC America series. Meanwhile, the network recently announced that the show will be renewed for season four.
In the previous episode of the "Orphan Black" entitled "Community Of Dreadful Fear And Hate," the story focused around the clone Alison Hendrix (Tatiana Maslany). According to a Mashable report, Alison is about to make her big speech against Marci Coates for School Board Trustee, but there's some catch. She is torn because of a drug deal, in which she accidentally picked up an envelope with the money supposedly for Donnie, instead of the signatures for her campaign.
Alison also rushed off to her mother who actually faked her heart attack. Another clone Cosima Niehaus (Tatiana Maslany) got in trouble with a surprise visit from Delphine (Évelyne Brochu). Delphine demanded a urine sample from Cosima, whom instead called Alison for her pee as reported by Den of Geek. Cosima went to Alison but the latter has gone off. Eventually she impersonated Alison as the Trustee candidate and got a full-on kiss from Jason (Justin Chatwin), whom is Alison's ex-boyfriend and had assumed that Cosima is her ex.
Now in the episode eight entitled "Ruthless in Purpose and Insidious in Method," a new clone is set to appear. According to a preview by SpoilerTV (via Fashion N Style), the clone's name is Krystal Goderich. This new clone was already featured in the season three premiere when she was seen with Rudy (Ari Millen) in the security footage scene.
According to the website, Krystal will appear in more than one scene. The brief description says that she is a very refreshing, hot, and sweet character. Additionally, a traitor in the Project Leda has also been reported to be featured in the new episode. This traitor will spill to Project Castor about Nathan Duncan's book.
The official synopsis of the eighth episode reads "Rachel bargains for her freedom with decoding Duncan's Moreau book; Sarah must pursue the Original Castor."
Meanwhile, BBC America's "Orphan Black" has been announced recently to be renewed for season four, reports Leader Post. "Orphan Black is an entirely fresh and original show that stands out even in today's crowded TV landscape," said the network's president Sarah Barnett in a statement. The season four will be comprised of ten episodes and will air sometime in 2016.
If you're excited to watch out the episode eight of "Orphan Black," make sure to leave your insights in the comments section. The next episode of the science fiction TV series is scheduled to air on June 6, Saturday at 9pm on BBC America and Space. The season three is due to conclude on June 20.
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