Love me love you: Orphan Black: Season 2 Cast Photos

The much buzzed-about Orphan Black has released a new cast photo for Season 2, featuring a whole mess of Tatiana Maslanys, not to mention the characters she doesn't play (but she's so talented, who knows, they could all be her!).

In the gallery below, besides the cast photo, you can see individual photos for all the characters, old and new, along with newly provided biography info on them from BBC America.

Orphan Black: Season 2 cast photo.

SARAH (Tatiana Maslany) has been through clone hell and back, discovering a well of strength and purpose she never knew she had. Sarah remains the center of this mystery – an outsider and reckless rebel going up against powerful forces. After her daughter goes missing she sets off on a wild race to locate her and possibly get closer to the truth of who she is.

ALISON (Tatiana Maslany) has made a deal with the Dyad Institute to maintain her status quo life, but the sands are shifting beneath her feet. Under the impression that her friend and neighbor Aynsley was her monitor, she stood idly by while Aynsley was strangled to death by a garbage disposal. Now, feeling somewhat responsible, Alison begins to discover a series of disturbing truths – all of which set her on a downward spiral, adrift on a sea of chardonnay.

COSIMA (Tatiana Maslany), a scientist sick with a mysterious illness, is fighting for her survival. She’s working with Dyad scientist and lover, Delphine, to find a cure before it’s too late. But while she may not be able to trust those around her, including Delphine, the channel into the Dyad Institute grants her access to the secrets of the clone conspiracy. Cosima knows better than anyone that knowledge is power, and it will take every ounce of her bravery and intellect to save her clone sisters.

RACHEL (Tatiana Maslany) is ruthless corporate efficiency personified. She’s a clone raised self-aware of her genetic identity, occupying an elite position with the Dyad group of companies. Rachel is known to get what she wants, and what she wants is Sarah and her daughter Kira – a biological goldmine – under Dyad control and, more importantly, under her heel. But Rachel may have met her match in Sarah, who not only rivals Rachel’s will, but is entirely unpredictable.

FELIX (Jordan Gavaris), everybody’s BFF is in for a rocky ride. As Sarah’s lifelong wingman and one of the only people she trusts, he’s constantly caught in the crosshairs of her life. He often feels left behind by Sarah and forges a supportive relationship with Alison. But Felix (aka Fee) has his own life to live too. Clone troubles give way to a stream of unsavory characters, which push his loyalty to the limit and lead him to make new allegiances. But ultimately, Fee will become the glue that holds clone club together.

KIRA (Skyler Wexler) is Sarah’s daughter and the only child ever born to a clone. She exhibits a highly advanced intellect, an acute situational awareness and an uncanny ability to heal quickly – making her invaluable to the Dyad Institute. But Kira is fiercely protected by her family and when she goes missing, a frantic search is forged to find her.

MRS. S (Maria Doyle Kennedy) is clearly more than just Sarah and Felix’s protective foster mother. But where has she gone? What is her agenda? And how deep do her ties to the clone’s creation really run? Mrs. S is a force of nature and has an important story to tell, but can they believe a word of it? Family dynamics are difficult indeed when they rest on a bed of secrets.

PAUL (Dylan Bruce) is a man in the middle, torn between his affection for Sarah and the Dyad Institute’s two-pronged leverage of threat and reward; he is being blackmailed with confidential information about his past – his killing of six marines during an incident while serving in Afghanistan. The truth is, he’d likely be dead by now if he didn’t have access to Sarah. This makes him very valuable to Rachel. But how far can Paul be pushed?

DR. LEEKIE (Matt Frewer) is one complicated villain – an idealist who long ago crossed a deep ethical divide. As Director of the Dyad Institute, he plays God above the clones, but how powerful is he really? Big science vs. big business makes him and Rachel Duncan uneasy bedfellows vying for control of the experiment. While Leekie may ruthlessly lie and manipulate the clones, he has a closet full of secrets about their origins.

DELPHINE (Evelyne Brochu) remains Cosima’s femme fatale – both a beautiful confidant and a dangerous conundrum. On the one hand, she’s an objective scientist who must view the experiment as a whole and, on the other, her heart lies subjectively with Cosima. Where will her allegiance ultimately fall?

DONNIE (Kristian Bruun) continues to serve as monitor for his wife, Alison (unbeknownst to her). He reports directly to Dr. Leekie, but poor Donnie has no idea about the true nature of the Dyad Institute’s experiment. Alison appeared suspicious towards Donnie in the past, and with her focus shifted to Aynsley (now deceased), Donnie took it as a sign that he’s in the clear. But will Alison’s suspicions stop there? And when their relationship is tested, will Donnie play the role of monitor or devoted husband?

ART (Kevin Hanchard) is a good cop in an impossible position, one that’s going to land him in very hot water. But he’s resourceful, tough and beginning to understand what Sarah is up against. Art could be a valuable ally to clone club…if he can just wrap his head around what it really is.

CAL MORRISON (Michiel Huisman) is a resourceful individualist who walked away from a lucrative tech career when he saw his work co-opted by corporate interests. Now living comfortably off the grid, his hard-won peace is pulled out from under him when old flame, Sarah Manning, crashes into his life, bringing her troubles with her.

HENRIK JOHANSSEN (Peter Outerbridge), a mercurial modern-day cowboy, is one of the shadowy religious extremists ideologically opposed to the clones. But Johanssen is a new breed of zealot. He leads a flock of followers that have broken away from the old world Prolethean brotherhood. Under his messianic vision, the age old divide between science and religion has merged, forming a new and formidable threat.