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Duplicast: By Clones, For Clones

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Duplicast: By Clones, For Clones

Wherein We Meet Our Maker

Dr. Brian Chair is widely recognized as the father of modern cloning science.

In the inaugural episode of Duplicast, twin clones Hanna Bingham and Emma Drexler tell us why the BBC America show Orphan Black means so much to them. First, they catch us up on where we left off, preparing us for the new season on April 18. Then things get emotional when they're joined by the father of modern cloning genetics, Dr. Brian Chair, who brings with him some shocking revelations.