Tag: Orphan Black
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TV Episodes Review: “Orphan Black” “The Weight of this Combination” (3.01, 2015), “Transitory Sacrifices of Crisis” (3.02, 2015), and “Formalized, Complex, and Costly” (03.03, 2015)
I don’t have some grand unifying theory of Orphan Black at this point. I wasn’t terribly happy with the first two episodes, but I felt the third was an improvement. I’m separating my comments by storyline groups, because the truth is this show feels very fractured right now. Obviously, there has been some overlap with…
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TV Episode Review: “Orphan Black” “By Means Which Have Never Yet Been Tried” (02.10, 2014))
After a messy and increasingly dull middle portion of its second season, Orphan Black finally regained its footing for its penultimate episode and this finale, but it also left us in an odd place for the future. Dyad and the Proletheans appear to be threats no longer (or at least severely diminished threats–each has lost…
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TV Episode Review: “Orphan Black” “Things Which Have Never Yet Been Done” (02.09, 2014)
Bad things happen to the people caught in the crossfire of the clones’ battles with Dyad and the Proletheans. This episode was really the first time we had much of an opportunity to see the effect of the experiments on those other characters, other than Felix–specifically, Gracie, Donnie, and Delphine. Gracie Gracie has been caught…
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