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EPISODE · Jun 9, 2016

The Redesign of Natural Objects – The Orphan Black Podcast 408

from The Orphan Black Podcast · host Solo Talk Media

The Redesign of Natural Objects Please vote for my other podcast Resourceful Designer in the 11th annual People’s Choice Podcast Awards. Instructions can be found at resourcefuldesigner.com/podcastawards Please leave a review for the podcast by visiting solotalkmedia.com/itunes I want to hear from you! Send me your feedback at 1-805-910-7656 or [email protected] Welcome back everyone. I am so happy that you’ve joined me to discuss the eight episode of Orphan Black season 4. This week I talk about “The Redesign of Natural Objects”. I found this episode to be better than last week. It moved the story along nicely and set some things in motion that should propel us through the final two episodes and into next season.   Donnie is in jail wich isn’t a good fit for him. Especially since there’s a Neolution thug in there keeping an eye on him. This predicament leads to Alison having to make some tough choices. Cosima and Scott have a breakthrough and figure out that Leda eggs and Castor semen may hold the key to their cure. So Cosima takes a trip to Susan Duncan’s mysterious island. Mrs. S. get’s her revenge on Detective Duko but not before getting some answers from him. But what is Evie Cho […]

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