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The Orphans is written and created by Johnny Galvan 3.

After a groundbreaking event changes the world, all clones— familiar and unknown— must face the consequences. Starring Emmy award-winning actress Tatiana Maslany, Realm presents the official continuation of the hit TV series Orphan Black.  “The sequel fans deserve.” —Comicbook.com “Wildly fun, sexy sci-fi.” —Chicago Sun-Times Since their victory against Project Leda eight years ago, the original sestras—Sarah, Alison, Cosima, and those they love—have been free to live quiet, anonymous lives. But that anonymity comes at a cost: Cosima is unable to pursue the cutting-edge ...

A Black-led, episode-by-episode deep dive into the world of Orphan Black. Each week, we unravel the show’s biggest twists, decode the mystery of the clones, and examine themes of identity, autonomy, family, and science through a Black cultural lens. With sharp analysis, humor, and unfiltered conversation, we explore what makes Orphan Black a groundbreaking series—while highlighting the moments that hit different when viewed from our perspective. Whether you’re a longtime fan or watching for the first time, join us as we break down the clone conspiracy one episode at a time.

self-identifying gay orphans who are orphans by choice and not even cause they’re/we're gay!

Delve deeper into the scientific terms and theories at the core of the Peabody-winning, cult favorite show. With exclusive insights from the show's cocreator, Graeme Manson, and science consultant Cosima Herter, The Science of Orphan Black takes you behind the closed doors of the Dyad Institute and inside Neolution.

Orphans of God is a candid conversation on the scenic route of life with the spiritual vagabonds, outcasts, drifters, explorers, fools and sometimes accidental heroes who do not always find a way to work within the four-walled traditional church buildings. They are thinkers, preachers, teachers, filmmakers, writers, troubadours, painters, poets, and observers who have a redeeming story to tell.Please join Spun Counterguy and Todd A. Zeller - just a couple of soot covered urchins, who endeavor to understand how as seemingly orphans of God, they can still do His will.

Little Orphan Annie was a daily American comic strip created by Harold Gray and syndicated by the Tribune Media Services. The strip took its name from the 1885 poem "Little Orphant Annie" by James Whitcomb Riley, and it made its debut on August 5, 1924, in the New York Daily News.The plot followed the wide-ranging adventures of Annie, her dog Sandy and her benefactor Oliver "Daddy" Warbucks. Secondary characters include Punjab, the Asp and Mr. Am. The strip attracted adult readers with political commentary that targeted (among other things) organized labor, the New Deal and communism.Following...

A Song By Song History of the Flaming Lips

Luke Wilson and Ty Roberts, the star and director of 12 MIGHTY ORPHANS, take you behind the scenes of the new Sony Pictures Classics film opening June 18, 2021. It tells the true story of the Mighty Mites, a Depression-era Fort Worth, TX orphanage football team that went from playing without shoes—or even a football—to playing for the Texas state championships. Produced by Paul Chuffo, Joyride Media, hosted by Eric Molk. Mark Orton's original film score is excerpted from the "12 Mighty Orphans" soundtrack album with permission from Milan Records / Sony Music.

Obscure and fun music from the ‘70s and late ‘60s. Lots of interesting music history. Hosted by Gilbert Neal. Please share, please FOLLOW! Visit my music site at gilbertneal.com

"Little Orphan Annie," often referred to simply as "Orphan Annie," was a popular old-time radio show in the United States that originally aired from 1930 to 1942. The show was based on the comic strip of the same name by Harold Gray, which debuted in 1924. The character Annie, a plucky, red-haired girl, quickly became a symbol of hope and resilience during the Great Depression.Origin and Broadcast HistoryThe radio series was one of the earliest examples of a media franchise, leveraging the popularity of the comic strip to establish a presence on radio. It premiered on the NBC Blue Network and ...

When the story of 'Tilda Jane appeared serially in The Youth's Companion in 1901, the original manuscript was very much condensed. When the time for book publication arrived nearly all the omitted matter was restored. However, some incidents were still left out, and they have formed the beginning of a new story written to please the many boys and girls who have expressed a wish to know something more of the fortunes of the orphan and her dogs.That the orphan's old friends will follow with interest, her often groping and stumbling, yet never-wearying steps along the path of uplift for human ...

Welcome to Cobbler’s Gulch! Fair warning: As a visitor to Cobbler’s Gulch, there’s a better than even chance that you will encounter the following: pirates, circus folk, roughnecks, dwarves of various sizes and temperaments, dragon slayers, and a menagerie of monsters including goblins, tuxedo-wearing frogs, screaming scarecrows, witches, and many others that have yet to be properly named. If the above list makes you feel uncomfortable, please know there will also be adventure, whimsy, magic, bold acts of derring-do, and lots and lots and lots of goats. So many goats. Consider yourself ...

Welcome to Strixhaven, presented by The Block Party, where Harry Potter meets Dungeons and Dragons. Follow along our perspective students as they interact with peers and faculty members, study, pass and possibly fail exams, and uncover hidden secrets left alone for a reason!Join us every other Wednesday for a brand new episode! You are a week behind here, so get up to date by watching the episode on our YouTube channel: BP Fun Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A podcast for fans of Orphan Black, the sci-fi thriller sensation that combines crazy science with heartfelt sisterhood. Jean MacDonald, who has obsessively watched and rewatched the series, is joined by Kathy Campbell, who is watching it for the first time. We review and analyze one episode per week, looking at what makes this show so emotionally and intellectually satisfying. Watch (or rewatch!) Orphan Black with us!

The ADULTish Podcast in an extension of the Award Winning International Web Series ADULTish on footprint.tv. In the podcast Ming Chen of AMC's Comicbook Men, Brendan Michael Sokler, and David Tiberius Rey(or Trey) once a week tackle the nerd culture questions that need answering: Was Cantobite necessary? Is Punisher the best Netflix Marvel show? And will Deadpool show in the next Avengers movie wearing nothing but a bath towel? Catch them via Facebook Live Stream and chat with Bevin, geek girl extraordinaire of FanBolt.com, who will share listeners thoughts and questions with the guys during ...