"Orphan Black" of BBC America will not be back until next year as John Fawcett and Graeme Manson, co-creators of the show, talked about that the coming season will give its viewers a glimpse of Kira's past.

Fawcett and Manson talked about Sarah's daughter during in an interview, "We have definite plans to get more answers about Kira in season four. The most human part about her can't really be explained by science," Manson told to The Hollywood Reporter.

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The show also gained praise for being LGBTQA, also known as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Asexual Allies and Advocates- positive, during the 2015 Comic Con. The staff and crew are relatively happy for presenting sensitive topics in an optimistic way. Manson added that they are also hoping that these types of subjects can be a regular part of the show.

"Television is getting much better at sexual representation - we should be beyond asking or caring. I think maybe that's what we're trying to do," Manson said.

Meanwhile, the funny side of the show was recently released online that shows Maslany and the other cast of "Orphan Black" having some comical moments. One three-minute video showed Maslany being Alison, Maslany being Helena having a good laugh with her pet scorpion.

A second video clip that was 47 seconds long featured a funny song created just for "Orphan Black" while showing selected happy moments from season three of the said series. The third video contained a clip that shows Alison and Donnie trying to hide the body of a man, also from the third season.

Leda and Castor clones have not been confirmed yet if they will still be a part of the new season, but the upcoming season 4 of "Orphan Black" is promised to give way to a new set of mystery when it will premiere sometime next year, on BBC America, Newsrama reported.

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