Orphan Black: Season 4

R16

2016

Created by John Fawcett, Graeme Manson
97%
91%
10 episodes
Science Fiction

In an Emmy-winning role (or roles), Tatiana Maslany plays a streetwise hustler who investigates the death of a woman who looks... More

In an Emmy-winning role (or roles), Tatiana Maslany plays a streetwise hustler who investigates the death of a woman who looks just like her - a mystery that pulls her into a mind-bending conspiracy - in this five-season sci-fi series.

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Where to watch Orphan Black: Season 4

Orphan Black: Season 4 is available to stream in New... More Zealand now on TVNZ+.

Orphan Black: Season 4 episodes

The Collapse of Nature

After two months of respite, Sarah’s hard-won refuge in Iceland... More is shattered by a Neolution attack. Once again forced to flee, she realizes no matter how far her family runs it will never be far enough.

Transgressive Border Crossing

After evading a Neolution attack in Iceland, Sarah returns home... More to track down an elusive new ally. As Cosima struggles with Delphine’s disappearance, Alison and Donnie host a pregnant and ever-hungry Helena. Meanwhile Felix, feeling like an outsider, embarks on his own journey of self-discovery.

The Stigmata of Progress

As Sarah reels from the shocking discovery of Neolution’s biotech,... More she’s desperate to find answers. Rachel receives a visit from her keeper and takes a fraught step forward towards recovery. Meanwhile, Helena is mistaken for “Mrs. Hendrix” when she answers a visit from suspicious visitors.

From Instinct to Rational Control

Sarah realizes her goals have aligned with her once enemy... More and forms a precarious alliance in hopes of getting to the head of Neolution. Meanwhile, on her end, Alison dispatches Felix and Donnie to infiltrate a Neolution fertility clinic that Beth investigated. Back at the lab, Cosima and Scott receive a revolting delivery from Alison. As Rachel grows closer to Charlotte, Susan Duncan leaves a devastating decision in her hands.

Human Raw Material

Sarah’s day off to reconnect with Kira quickly turns into... More a sleuthing mission aimed squarely at discrediting Felix’s new ties. Cosima steps up with Donnie to further investigate the Neolutionist fertility research center. While Donnie bumps into an all too familiar face, Cosima makes a shocking discovery that leads her into a dangerous encounter.

The Scandal of Altruism

When Cosima admits doubts about finding a cure in time... More to save her life, Sarah makes a lone decision that exposes Kendall to those she’s spent years hiding from. Meanwhile, Art and Felix team up to protect naïve clone, Krystal Godderitch, from herself.

The Antisocialism of Sex

Sarah regresses to old habits while struggling to cope with... More the consequences of her decisions —reconnecting with Beth on a dark night of the soul. Back at the lab, Cosima, haunted by vicious memories and news of Delphine, attempts a dangerous Hail Mary to find a cure. At the Hendrixes, Alison is more determined than ever to create normalcy for her kids. As she forges ahead with a birthday party, Donnie is caught in the Neolution crosshairs.

The Redesign of Natural Objects

As Alison is terrified by Neolution threats made against Donnie,... More Sarah and Mrs. S question her loyalty to her sisters. While Sarah is distracted, Siobhan sneaks out to seek vengeance. Meanwhile, Cosima and Susan Duncan work together in a final attempt to discover a cure.

The Mitigation of Competition

With Susan Duncan deposed, Sarah finds herself in the same... More position as Rachel — under the heel of a new HBIC — causing the archenemies to come together for the greater good. Cosima and Susan butt heads on the ethical implications of human experiments. Meanwhile, when the Hendrixes' legal counsel, Adele, further investigates Donnie’s case, she begins to suspect Felix is keeping deep secrets. Helena’s arrival forces Felix to make a difficult decision.

From Dancing Mice to Psychopaths

When communication with Cosima is cut off and Neolution appears... More to be within striking distance, Sarah's alliance with Rachel goes out the window. Sarah lures a high-level Neolutionist into a trap, and sets out to bring down Neolution once and for all.

Orphan Black: Season 4 | Ratings & Reviews

97_%110 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
91_%26 reviews
Audience score rating

"Those who have never seen the show will find this the easiest place to pick it up since the pilot, and those who have been along since the beginning have a series again playing to its strengths. The biggest asset is still the one that gives the show its essence: Tatiana Maslany’s performance remains superlative."

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A.V. Club

"Keeping it in the family, so to speak, could rejuvenate Orphan Black if you thought it maybe needed it. For everybody else who remained joyfully entertained by the story and by Maslany's many roles, this slight rejiggering does clear up some distractions and brings back fond memories of season one when this show was such a revelation."

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Hollywood Reporter

"The first three episodes of Season 4 are all great, but “The Collapse of Nature” might be one of the strongest and most satisfying season premieres I’ve ever seen."

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Collider

"Orphan Black‘s return is satisfyingly in tune with itself in a way that not only makes sense thematically with what’s been seen so far on the show--and where we left off with the characters--but satisfies in a purely dramatic, top-tier television sort of way."

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We Got This Covered

"This duplication of season 1’s structure includes slow-burning supporting clones Cosima and Alison and makes them relevant to Sarah’s work, but subplot is at a minimum. Cloning the past to supercharge the present? That’s very clever, Orphan Black. For now."

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