We're two episodes into the final season of BBC America's brilliant Orphan Black which, if you consider yourself a member of Clone Club, is eliciting all sorts of feels. Well, Tatiana Maslany wrapped shooting the series for the last time several months ago, and in an interview with Jimmy Kimmel, which you can see above, she talks about just how emotional she got as she said goodbye to each of her clones.

Orphan Black is, in large part, about women fighting for their bodily autonomy. While Dyad and Neolution have been trying to claim ownership over the Leda Clones for four seasons, Clone Club has been fighting to survive on their own terms. What's interesting in the show's fifth season is that in the most recent episode, "Clutch of Greed," we were given two female characters fighting for bodily autonomy without survival being the point. **SPOILERS AHOY**

Based on Luke Jennings' Villanelle novella series, Oh will play the titled character, "a bored, whip-smart, pay-grade security services operative whose desk-bound job doesn't fulfill her fantasies of being a spy."

We all know that this season will be Peter Capaldi's final season playing the Doctor on Doctor Who, which leaves a big question unanswered: who will play the 13th Doctor? It seems that the role may have already been cast!

It's the age-old question: Who would win in a fight? With BBC America's Orphan Black beginning its fifth and final season tonight at 10PM ET, it's an easy question to ask about our favorite Project Leda clones. Thankfully, co-creator Graeme Manson has some answers.

Orphan Black is coming to an end, and we are preemptively mourning one of the most creative, intelligent, and brilliant female-led sci-fi shows ever created. The final season starts next month, and in a recent interview with Entertainment Weekly, co-creator Graeme Manson had a lot to say about where the show, and these beloved characters, are headed.

I'm sure there are plenty of Jack Sparrows who've already watched all of the Doctor Who spin-off, Class, as it was broadcast in Britain. However, it didn't officially drop in the States until last week, after the Doctor Who premiere, and it was extraordinary! While geared toward a YA audience, there's nothing immature or frivolous about Class. Holding it all together is the character of April MacLean, the girl who is literally the heart of the show.

So here's a thing that is actually happening:  Doctor Who is set to tackle "Emoji-Robots" this week in the episode "Smile" and I don't  know what to make of it. On one hand, this is absolutely within the show's wheelhouse but on the others....emoji bots? They seem so creepy.

We've been excited about Doctor Who's latest companion, Bill Potts, for a while now. Well, if you saw actress Pearl Mackie bring Bill to stunning life in the show's S10 premiere "The Pilot" over the weekend, you've likely already fallen in love with her. Of course, change isn't easy for people, and there are always going to be some who are skeptical of a new companion no matter what. Here are some reasons why you may just become smitten if you give her a chance.

This new trailer for Doctor Who's upcoming tenth season is short, sweet, and ends on a particularly teasery note that's sure to give fans of Peter Capaldi's Doctor a few heart palpitations.

In the vast galaxies of Doctor Who, LGBTQIA characters aren't new. Captain Jack Harkness, omnisexual extraordinaire, even got his own spin-off, Torchwood, where he was in a relationship with a man. River Song had a wife. But these portrayals have always been tied to guest stars. Now the BBC has announced that the Doctor's new companion will be openly gay—no ifs, buts, or timey-wimeys about it.

The brilliant, feminist sci-fi cult favorite we all know and love, Orphan Black, returns to BBC America in June. To celebrate, the cast and creators of the show did their first-ever appearance at PaleyFest L.A. last night. I had the pleasure of chatting with them on the red carpet, and I wanted to dig into what the characters will be going through during their fifth and *sniff* final season.

At long last, the trailer we were promised today for the upcoming tenth season of Doctor Who has dropped, along with a new image! Let's enjoy (and overanalyze) them, shall we?

After teasing some season five footage on February 23, the Orphan Black Twitter account has finally delivered...in five- to -fifteen-second clips.

It's easy to be ambivalent about Doctor Who news these days, as the show seems to happen so infrequently it almost dares you to stop caring. However, when I stop and think about Peter Capaldi's run as a whole, I really, really enjoyed both his take on the Doctor as well as many of his stories. Sadly, Capaldi officially announced that the upcoming series of Doctor Who will be his last.

Broadchurch fans, get ready: your faves are coming back for the show's next and final season.

We could all use a distraction right now, so hopefully this is a welcome one. This week's edition of Graham Norton will feature a couch made up of James McAvoy promoting the M. Night Shyamalan thriller Split, Michael Fassbender and Marion Cotillard for Assassin's Creed, and Room 101's Frank Skinner.