Before 'Orphan Black' Season 4: Tatiana Maslany's Season 3 Episode Wins At 2015 Hugo Awards!

The Season 3 finale of the sci-fi thriller Orphan Black previously aired on BBC America. While plans for Season 4 of Orphan Black are underway, the show featuring actress Tatiana Maslany, who plays Sarah Manning and Alison Hendrix, won at the 2015 Hugo Awards.

As we previously mentioned, Helena slaughtered her way through Pouchy and his gang, giving Donnie a huge bag of cash. Kendall Malone, who also happens to be Mrs. S' mother, has an interesting back-story that was very useful. Because she absorbed a male twin in the womb, which gives her two cell lines, and also makes her the Castor original.

In the third season finale recap, Delphine was heading to a parking structure, where her attacker was waiting for her. Turning around to face her attacker, someone she seemed to be expecting, Delphine asks, "What will happen to her?" The unseen shooter says nothing as he blasts away at her stomach, leaving her to bleed out. Did Delphine just die for Cosima?

According to the official Hugo Awards site, the winner of the 73rd World Science Fiction Convention, Sasquan, were announced. Members of the World Science Fiction Society rejected the slate of finalists in five categories, giving No Award in Best Novella, Short Story, Related Work, Editor Short Form, and Editor Long Form. For Best Dramatic Presentation, the Orphan Black episode, By Means Which Have Never Yet Been Tried, written by Graham Manson and directed by John Fawcett was noticed by both fans and critics alike.

As Wired and AV Club report, this year's nominations process was hijacked by a campaign calling itself Sad Puppies. The mission of the Sad Puppies was to counteract what its members saw as the domination of the Hugos by elitist and insular academics and others who marginalize more mainstream and populist sci-fi.

As Entertainment Weekly mentions, after playing up to six characters, Maslany was way overdue for an Emmy nomination. On The Tonight Show, Maslany told host Jimmy Fallon how the prior Emmy snubs helped the show grow in popularity.

Orphan Black will return to BBC America for Season 4.

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