Krysten Ritter in Orphan Black Echoes
The Big Picture Since it's almost time to formally welcome Krysten Ritter to the Clone Club, there's nothing more appropriate than getting a new trailer for Orphan Black: Echoes ahead of the June 23 premiere. Today, AMC+ and BBC america unveiled a new trailer that delves a little deeper into the new story set in the Orphan Black universe. In it, Ritter plays a woman who's been subjected to an experiment.
But, of course, this is not the main reason why Orphan Black fans will tune in. The trailer suggests there will be a twist to the clone aspects of the series. Judging by the scene in which she meets a random girl on the street, the cloning no longer indicates that the replicas will have the same appearance, but they do share strong connections. Like in the flagship series, the women subjected to the experiment will have to band together in order to figure out what is going on with all of them.
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