From Jarett Wieselman of ET Online:

Tatiana Maslany Dissects The ‘Orphan Black’ Finale
In the aftermath of Saturday’s season finale that left bodies on the floor, blood on the walls and Kira’s fate up in the air, I caught up with the incredible Maslany to get her take on all the action and find out what fans can expect from season two! Continue reading.

SAG Foundation interview:

From Carol Pinchefsky of Forbes:

The Clone Wars: A Look At The Science Of ‘Orphan Black’

If you’ve seen Orphan Black, the BBC America TV show whose season 1 finale airs June 1, you’d know that our antihero, Sarah, is a clone. Now someone is going clone hunting, and it’s up to Sarah and her new-found clone sisters to learn who is behind their deaths—and their lives—before it’s too late. In a phone interview with the creators of Orphan Black, co-creator John Fawcett said, “We saw an amazing chance in concept of cloning to create a character-driven series.” Continue reading.

From Chris Jancelewicz of Huffington Post Canada:

Jordan Gavaris, ‘Orphan Black’s Felix, On Season 1 Finale And What’s To Come
Raise your hand if you thought Jordan Gavaris, who plays the hilarious Felix on sci-fi sensation “Orphan Black,” is British. I’m guilty of that misclassification, and in my “Orphan Black” review nearly published a description of him as “British actor.” The reality is Gavaris is Canadian, a local boy who grew up just outside of Toronto, but you wouldn’t know it. Continue reading.

From Todd VanDerWerff of Grantland:

Orphan Black, the Pre-Recap-Era Throwback Sci-Fi Show You Should Catch Up With
It’s been particularly fascinating, then, to watch the rise of BBC America’s terrific original series (co-produced with Canada’s Space channel) Orphan Black and feel something of a return to that era when most weekly TV reviews were being carried out by fans. To be sure, there are more than a few professional sites that write weekly reviews of the show. (I work for one of them.) But the series has rather limited viewership — regularly dipping below 500,000 viewers — and outside of a richly deserved Critics’ Choice Award nomination for its star, Tatiana Maslany, the show seems to have slid out of the critical consciousness after an initial batch of mixed-to-positive reviews. It’s a creature of the Internet now, and that’s where its biggest fans live. Continue reading.

From Maureen Ryan of Huffington Post:

‘Orphan Black’ Finale Preview: Sarah’s In Deep Trouble At End Of Season 1
“Orphan Black” has been one of the stealth surprises of the year. If you haven’t caught up with this twisty BBC America thriller, in which Tatiana Maslany brilliantly plays a set of clones, you should try to get up to speed. Continue reading.

From Dan Persons of Huffington Post:

Orphan Black’s Tatiana Maslany: The CFQ Interview (audio)
We reached across the Atlantic by phone to catch Tatiana at a UK coffee bar, where she clued us in on what it takes to be one’s own co-star, among other things. Continue reading.