Any “Orphan Black” fans out there think the BBC America show and its star Tatiana Maslany got snubbed by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences on Thursday?
The “Orphan Black” Twitter page thinks so, too.
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After beginning a countdown on Wednesday for an #EmmyForMaslany, and eagerly anticipating the nomination ceremony, the show’s Twitter page began reacting to the bad news with an optimistic message for fans.
Next year, #CloneClub. #EmmyForMaslany
— Orphan Black (@OrphanBlack) July 10, 2014
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Then the Twitter page recognized Maslany, who regularly plays a variety of characters in the science-fiction series revolving around a group of clones, for all of her hard work.
Proud of #TatianaMaslany and the entire #OrphanBlack family. Thanks for all the love, #CloneClub. pic.twitter.com/ZMOyAu5WNg
– Orphan Black (@OrphanBlack) July 10, 2014
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Then the fun began:
Rachel’s taking the news in stride. #OrphanBlack #EmmyForMaslany http://t.co/5VMDDZW7K2
– Orphan Black (@OrphanBlack) July 10, 2014
Co-creator John Fawcett distracted bummed fans from the disappointing results of the 66th Primetime Emmy Awards nominations, and teased what really matters most: Season 3.
@OrphanBlack @GraemeManson1 #CloneClub G and I have craaaazy plans for S3! Can’t wait to unleash them!
– John Fawcett (@JohnFawcett75) July 10, 2014
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And even if the show never gets the Emmy recognition the crew and fans feel it deserves, there’s always Photoshop.
Hey #CloneClub, I fixed the #Emmys homepage. #OrphanBlack pic.twitter.com/ylb0wvOH1e
– Jarett Wieselman (@JarettSays) July 10, 2014