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"Orphan Black" season 4 is coming, and new people will be joining the show.
Jessalyn Wanlim has been cast as Evie Cho, according to Deadline. The character is described as a bio-engineer who likes helping oppressed women be empowered.
Three other additions to the cast have also been teased on the show's Twitter page.
"Who are you?" Some of the new faces from season 4 #OrphanBlack pic.twitter.com/WVteSFCc58
— Orphan Black (@OrphanBlack) February 22, 2016
Apart from the new faces, changes in the story arcs of the current characters are also things that fans should look forward to.
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Tatiana Maslany has shared a few details about M.K., particularly the use of the sheep mask.
"The sheep mask is sort of an image that we see first episode," the actress told BBC America. "The idea of masks to me is a really interesting theme this season. Whether it's the mask we wear as a mother playing that role or whether it's power, aesthetic, where it says one thing about us where we might be feeling a total different other thing."
The actress also shared what fans can expect to see from Sarah and her daughter Kira (Skyler Wexler).
"We have definite plans to get more answers about Kira in season four," series co-creator John Fawcett told The Hollywood Reporter. "The most human part about her can't really be explained by science," added co-creator Graeme Manson.
Apart from Sarah, fans might also see a lot of Ksenia Solo's Shay.
"If the gods are with us, yes indeed," Fawcett told Entertainment Weekly about Solo's return. "I'm a huge fan of Ksenia Solo. This character is a bit of a slow burn for us, and we've ggot some interesting plans for the character."
"Orphan Black" season 4 premieres April 14 on BBC America.
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