"Orphan Black" Season 5 fans can look forward to some interesting storyline as the showrunners have indicated at a new branch of contemporary science making an appearance in the upcoming season. In addition, the chances of a spinoff or a movie making it to the screens are high as well.

"Orphan Black" Season 5 will reveal different stories for all the clones, reports Movie News Guide. While some will meet a happy ending, others will have to go through a tragic end. Actress Tatiana Maslany, who recently received an Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a drama series, will be playing eight different roles in the upcoming season. She herself admitted that Allison and Helena are her favorite clones because they let her do a lot.

"Orphan Black" Season 5 will also explore the branch of contemporary science. This has been revealed by none other than the showrunners. Jordan Gavaris and Graeme Manson recently revealed that they try and explore a new branch of contemporary science every year and this year they are looking at prolongevity and life extension.

This is because it is a very interesting and topical science right now. They also said that they will not be introducing new clones but viewers will see a completely different one. There will be a "unique genetic copy" in "Orphan Black" Season 5.

Meanwhile, rumors are swirling that a movie or spinoff based on "Orphan Black" might be in the offing, claims Game & Guide. It is also reported that Tatiana Maslany will be playing the lead in the proposed movie or spinoff. Though no official announcement has been made yet on this front, it is not very unlikely if plans are afoot.

The science fiction thriller is super hit and has garnered a huge fanbase in all these years. Season 4 hit an all-time high in terms of ratings and thus, it will not be a surprise if the producers decide to capitalize on the popularity of the show. Maslany has done a fabulous job and can definitely take on the new format.

"Orphan Black" Season 5 is expected to premiere in 2017 on BBC America.