Much like 'The Talk' to 'The Walking Dead', the after-show will feature different stars and crew every week.
- Mar 27, 2016
AceShowbiz - BBC America has decided that "Orphan Black" is worthy an additional 30-minute show. The Canadian science fiction thriller will be accompanied by "After the Black", an after-show that will air weekly right after a new episode.
"After the Black" will be hosted by Ajay Fry, Morgan Hoffman and Teddy Wilson of "Innerspace". Like AMC's "The Talk" to "The Walking Dead", the show will feature various cast, crew and special guest stars talking about plots, twists and theories of future episodes as well as "special segments including behind-the-scenes footage from on set."
The first episode of "After the Black" will air Thursday, April 14 at 11 P.M. ET after the season 4 premiere of "Orphan Black". Stars Tatiana Maslany and Kevin Hanchard will make their first appearance.
On another news, the fourth season will trace back to the first season. "We really wanted to look at the first season this year," exec producer Graeme Manson said at Saturday, March 26 Wondercon. "We wanted to go back to that moment on the tracks with Beth and Sarah and go, 'What did Sarah miss?' There's more story there."
Fawcett added, "We wanted to get that feel back, that feel of season 1 where you don't know who the bad guy is, you don't know who you're speaking to. That was the goal of season 4."
