From John Doyle of The Globe & Mail:

Orphan Black finally has its mojo back. Maybe.
It’s not just fans of the series who were disappointed by the second and third seasons. The show began to sag in terms of prestige and attention. Although Tatiana Maslany finally got some formal recognition for her extraordinary work playing multiple characters, the series itself was revealed to be a lot of vapid rambling and dreary story mythology. Continue reading.

From Bill Harris of Postmedia Network:

‘Orphan Black’: Tatiana Maslany talks Season 4
“But despite the genre-bending, it’s great that there’s a continuity to it, too. Because these can be jarringly different worlds, and yet they’ve found a way to sew the stories together. So to have a common thread through all of them is a pretty amazing feat.” Continue reading.

From Nick Patch of the Toronto Star:

Tatiana Maslany laments reaction to (spoiler’s) death
“There’s a bizarre focus on the fact that she’s bisexual or a lesbian and has been killed off, and that really reduces her to one thing in representing something, as opposed to being an individual. I find that to be a problematic complaint. She’s so much more than her sexuality and to make it about, ‘well, we killed off a lesbian character,’ that’s really reductive.” Continue reading. 

From Etan Vlessing of The Hollywood Reporter:

‘Orphan Black’ Star Tatiana Maslany Teases Fourth Season’s Clone Conspiracy
As the face of Orphan Black, Tatiana Maslany has captured high ratings playing a cast of clones, each grappling with personal crises and vulnerabilities.

Ahead of the fourth season debut on April 14, Maslany opened up about how she juggles on set a dozen, and counting, different characters in the popular drama on BBC America and Space in Canada. It’s all about staying in the moment. Continue reading.