The television series Orphan Black premiered on BBC America in the United States.
Season 2 of Orphan Black began airing, continuing the story of cloning and identity.
Tatiana Maslany won the Critics' Choice Television Award for Best Actress in a Drama Series for her role in Orphan Black.
The third season of Orphan Black premiered, receiving critical acclaim.
Tatiana Maslany won the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for her performance in Orphan Black.
The fifth and final season of Orphan Black premiered, concluding the series.
Orphan Black aired its final episode, concluding the story.
Sarah and other clones originate from the cloning experiments led by the Dyad Institute, initiated in the late 1980s.
Sarah Manning witnesses the suicide of a woman who looks exactly like her, leading Sarah to discover she is one of many clones.
Sarah encounters Helena, her violent and unstable clone sister, who initially tries to kill her but later becomes an ally.
Sarah, Alison, Cosima, and others form an alliance known as the Clone Club to uncover the mystery behind their origin and protect each other.
Clones learn they are part of Project Leda, a scientific experiment involving human cloning.
The existence of male clones under Project Castor is revealed, presenting a military-related cloning project.
Paul, a key ally and boyfriend to Sarah, dies during their struggle against those controlling the clones' destinies.
Sarah and her allies confront Neolution, a transhumanist movement involved in manipulating clones genetically and socially.
Sarah and her daughter Kira successfully escape Dyad's influence, attempting to secure freedom and safety.
