The OrphanCast: An Orphan Black Podcast

In episode 9 of season 4 of Orphan Black, Tatiana Maslany continues to mesmerize viewers in her many personas as the Leda sisters. This week, we saw the questionably moral Rachel play a pivotal role. Susan Duncan continues to groom Cosima — and Cosima continues to morph more and more into a mad scientist. Ira manages to survive it all in the midst of so much complexity. Helena made it back to her sisters to save the day and rattle Adele not a little bit.  We even got caught up on the state of Delphine. Poor Felix continues to have his hands full. Please subscribe to the “OrphanCast” feed for more and please feel rate and review the podcast so we show up in those pesky search results, which tend to be driven by exceedingly opaque discovery algorithms.  Get ready, #cloneclub — the season 4 finale recap is coming soon.

At last —  a new episode of the OrphanCast Podcast is ready for your listening pleasure,  #CloneClub.  What did you think of  “The Redesign of Natural Objects”? Our recap of episode eight of season four of Orphan Black presented your fearless co-hosts with many narrative twists and turns to discuss.  We learned more about Ira’s dedication to science, the fact that Mrs. S stuffs her feelings down with multiple cups of tea, and that Rachel is majorly hallucinating — or something. Please subscribe to the “OrphanCast” feed for more and please feel rate and review the podcast so we show up in those pesky search results, which tend to be driven by exceedingly opaque discovery algorithms.  Put that zygote down and listen right now!

At last —  a new episode of the OrphanCast Podcast is ready for your listening pleasure,  #CloneClub.  We thought “The Antisocialism of Sex” deserved many birthday cupcakes! Our recap of episode seven of season four of Orphan Black offered few happy endings for our crew.  Cosima is busy moping over Kendall and Delphine — in between research — and growing her plants. Sarah lets loose in ways that only she seems to be able to carry off with poise. What’s Dizzy’s motivation for being around Sarah? When Dizzy seems like the sane one, you’re in trouble.  It was great to see a guest cameo by the fabulous Peaches. Felix is trying to protect multiple Leda clones at one.  We discovered that Rachel is funny when she insults “brother” Ira. Wonder how Donnie will do in jail. Please subscribe to the “OrphanCast” feed for more and please feel rate and review the podcast so we show up in those pesky search results, which tend to be driven by exceedingly opaque discovery algorithms.  Put that birthday cupcake down and listen now!

We’ve checked and we’ve been 100% cleared of any robot maggot worms, so it’s safe to listen to this latest episode of the OrphanCast Podcast. Well, #CloneClub this recap of episode six of season four of Orphan Black — called “The Scandal of Altruism” — offered few happy endings for our crew.  It’s a race against time for Cosima as she raises doubts of ever being able to find a cure in time to save her from whatever illness is plaguing her. Sarah acts in an incredibly impulsive way that puts Kendall in direct danger — as well as all of the Leda clones. What’s her deal? Art and Felix are doing Donnie’s work by making sure they do whatever they can to protect Krystal Goderitch. Did we finally learn the fate of Delphine? On thing we definitely discovered: Ira (Ari Millen) is a Libra, which makes total sense if you think about it. Please subscribe to the “OrphanCast” feed for more and please feel rate and review the podcast so we show up in those pesky search results, which tend to be driven by exceedingly opaque discovery algorithms, crude as Kendall’s sense of humor.  Put that mace away and listen now!

Put down that Armani suit right now and hustle on over to this latest episode of the OrphanCast Podcast. Send in the #cloneclub because episode five of season four of Orphan Black — called “Human Raw Material” — had more meat to it than one of Mrs. S’s (Maria Doyle Kennedy) hearty stews. Krystal came back with a bang as she mixed martial arts, healing arts and tabloid exposés on “eyelid teeth ” and whatnot.  We got to see some gnarly revelations about the nefarious Susan Duncan (Rosemary Dunmore) involving her Castor clone “protege” — Ira (Ari Millen). Please subscribe to the “OrphanCast” feed for more and please feel rate and review the podcast so we show up in those search results, which tend to be driven by baroque algorithms, crude like a maggot robot. Please, for the love of all that’s good and holy, Donnie desperately needs your fashion advice.

Hotter than a lovers’ frittata sizzling on a cast iron frying pan,  it’s time for another podcast recap of the OrphanCast podcast, dear #CloneClub! What did you think of “From Instinct to Rational Control” — episode 4 of season 4 of Orphan Black? We definitely encountered a lot of revelations with clones and characters, old and new. Still haven’t figured out who Dizzy really “izzy” (pun intended). Alison continues to be a driving force in uncovering answers to all our questions. She also has a great singing voice. Poor Helena baffles us with some of her choices, but we love her anyway. Ferdinand is the kind of villain who is hard to despise, though M.K. might see that differently. Please subscribe to the “OrphanCast” feed for more and please feel free to rate and review the podcast so we show up in those complex search results. Felix wouldn’t want us to mince this recap paragraph any further so we’ll be back next week to discuss the rest of the story, which seems to always leave us with more questions than answers.

Hello, there, all you fabulous #CloneClub people! Did you enjoy watching “The Stigmata of Progress” — episode 3 of season 4 of Orphan Black? The story unfolded in several dramatic ways and was filled with comic book store antics, creepy kids, friends and enemies both old and new.  Listen to our podcast recap of this episode as we ponder whether Felix’s new-found family is a clever neolutionist ruse. One thing is for certain: merely watching Helena eating all those snacks was making us hungry. Please subscribe to the “OrphanCast” feed, rate and review. Faster than you can “say robot maggot worm” — we’ll be back next week to recap the rest of the story as it unfolds.

Hello, dear #CloneClub. “Transgressive Border Crossing” —Orphan Black Season 4 Episode 2 — took us from the icy fjords of Iceland to the very dystopian underbelly of Toronto, with lots of stops in between. Helena is back and so are a few of our other favorites like Felix as well as not so favorites — i.e., wormy alien creature-like cheek implants. Listen to our podcast recap of this episode as we ponder the practicality of comic book stores that moonlight as laboratories, mysterious sonograms that yield surprises and sheep masks that look a lot like sheep dip. Please subscribe to the “OrphanCast” feed, rate and review. Like Alison’s aerobic workouts, you know the drill!

Greetings, #CloneClub. Season 4 Episode 1 of Orphan Black premiered by taking us back to the future. In “The Collapse of Nature” the Leda clones are full of surprises as we flash fully back to the storyline of Beth, Art, and a new clone (the mysterious Mika) as well as some familiar faces, Alison and Cosima.  Even fabulous Felix made an all-too brief cameo. In true Orphan Black fashion, the story unfolded quickly and took us all on a journey of many bizarre twists and turns. Now let’s make like little tadpoles and listen to the Orphancast podcast, dedicated entirely to the story of Orphan Black and to you. Listen right here!

You just watched the latest fast-paced installment of “Orphan Black” called “History Yet to Be Written.” Faster than you can swipe right on Cosima’s Sapphire app, hear our views and reviews of episode ten, the season three finale for this adventure-filled saga. Listen now!

You just watched the latest fast-paced installment of “Orphan Black” called “Insolvent Phantom of Tomorrow.” Get ready for your saddest of London pub songs imaginable — no, it’s not 90s London all over again, it’s this week’s Orphan Black.

You just watched the latest fast-paced installment of “Orphan Black” called “Ruthless in Purpose and Insidious in Method.” Now it’s time to put down Scott’s cat and listen to our podcast!

After a brief hiatus, we are back to talk about episodes 5, 6 AND 7 of Orphan Black, season 3: 1) Scarred by Many Past Frustrations  2) Certain Agony of the Battlefieldand 3) Community of Dreadful Fear and Hate -- now hear our podcast on the exciting events that unfolded in these three episodes. Listen now!

You jut watched the latest installment of Orphan Black  entitled  “Newer Elements of Our Defense” (Season 3, Ep. 04).  Think you have problems? The Leda clones have 99 problems and a boring night at home aint one. Listen to The OrphanCast podcast to get the full scoop on what happened -- or well carve a handy tool out of a pork chop bone and then we wont be responsible for what happens next.

You jut watched the latest installment of Orphan Black  entitled  Formalized, Complex, and Costly (Season 3, Ep. 03).  Lets not clone around -- brains werent the only thing on the menu in this smorgasbord of an episode. One thing is for sure: No one is winning parent of the year.