Go Down the Rabbit Hole With the New Orphan Black Season Four Teaser

"The only way forward is to go back."

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Get excited, Clone Club! Orphan Black returns for its fourth season in April, and BBC America has released an intriguing teaser that, much like the show itself, leaves us with more questions than answers. Check it out above!

Taking a cue from Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, the teaser features the main four clones—Sarah, along with the voices of Alison, Cosima, and Helena—quoting a passage from the story. The sestras, like Alice, are about to go down the rabbit hole.

We get glimpses of new clone M.K, and the enigmatic line at the end, “The only way forward is to go back,” with Sarah delivering the line alongside an image of Beth implying that she, and the clones’ beginnings, are going to feature heavily this season.

What do you think? Are you excited for Season 4 of Orphan Black? Which character are you most looking forward to seeing again?

Orphan Black returns in April to BBC America.  Wanna get caught up on Season Three? Check out our Orphan Black recaps and Science Recaps!

(via Nerdist, featured image via BBC America)

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