‘Orphan Black’ Season 5 Spoilers: Sarah, Rachel And Other Clones Featured In New Photos

“Orphan Black” Season 5 is set to premiere on BBC America in June, and the network just dropped a set of teaser photos for the final installment.

The snaps, which were exclusively released by Entertainment Weekly, confirmed Allison’s (Tatiana Maslany) close involvement with Detective Art’s (Kevin Hanchard) and Scott’s (Josh Vokey) upcoming investigations. Another photo also teased Helena’s (Maslany) new life away from her sisters.

In Season 4, Cosima (Maslany) reunited with Delphine (Evelyne Brochu), and their chemistry was still palpable. Previously, Cosima thought that Delphine had died, so she was extremely happy to reunite with her in last season’s finale. One of the photos showed Cosima cleaning Delphine’s gunshot wound.

Sarah and Rachel, both played by Maslany, will also be working closely together. In the picture, the former visits the latter at the Dyad Institute. Other than Rachel, Sarah will also be spending a lot of time with her family which consists of Felix (Jordan Gavaris) and Siobhan (Maria Doyle Kennedy).

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“Orphan Black” viewers can also expect more hilarious scenes between Felix and Allison. The two characters became extremely close when they searched for Sarah in the previous season.

Meanwhile, the network just dropped the official description for “Orphan Black” Season 5 via TV Line. “With the threat of the Neolution having carte blanche access to clone biology, Sarah is desperate to gain control, but realizes she must change tactics to pursue a long game. Protecting both her families, and the host of the clones she’s yet to meet, Sarah and those still fighting the fight will uncover the missing pieces of the insidious conspiracy – and finally learn the story behind their origin. Despite the great risk, the fight of her life with either set her and her sestras free, or see them meet their end,” the synopsis read.

“Orphan Black” Season 5 will premiere on BBC America on June 10 at 10 p.m. EST.