Orphan Black's Tatiana Maslany didn't win the Best Actress trophy in the recent Golden Globe Awards. Although she said prior to the awards night that she already feel honored being mentioned next to bigger names like Robin Wright  (the pronounced winner), Taylor Schilling, and Kerry Washington, her loyal fans still feel disappointed.

For fans of Tatiana, there's no need to sulk and tweet about how her loss ruined your life. Orphan Black's crew announced that there are more exciting things to watch out for in the show's second season which is scheduled on April 19.  During the show's panel at the Television Critics Association press tour, co-creator Graeme Manson, Tatiana Maslany and Jordan Gavaris answered a lot of questions that will definitely make you wish April comes next to January.

One of the important questions during the conference was about the health of Cosima, one of Tatiana's six main characters. Cosima was last seen in season one coughing and spitting out blood, a sign that her health is deteriorating.

"The one who seemed to be the most...full of life is now facing the science gone wrong," says Maslany.

Graeme adds: "It's hard because [Cosima]'s my favorite clone and we're putting her in this really heartbreaking position."

Manson also gave a clue as to what will happen to soccer mom Allison who was the only clone who signed a deal with Dr. Aldous Leekie of the Neolution movement.

"Alison is a tense person to begin with and the secret she's keeping is going to eat at her in an interesting way. She's got some explosions coming up."

The panel also asked Manson if there are other people who have been cloned, probably the question that will pave way for biger development in the show's overall storyline. Here's their reply.

Not this season and, probably, not "any time in the near future," according to Manson. "We're really enjoying this season digging deeper into [these characters] and deeper into their lives," "Part of the wonderful process of this is when [we] are coming up with new ideas and pushing ideas forward and [talking] about who we can meet without exhausting the concept," he said. "We're not a clone-of-the-week show. We take a lot of care and time in developing our clones."

Gavaris was there to provide comic relief. When asked if he will have his own love team, Manson that there will be but "all in wrong places."

"I think in season 1, Felix was very much an integral cog in the mystery. And I think what season 2 helps to do is establish him outside of the clones, establish him as an individual with his own identity," Gavaris said. "He gets an identity outside of all that which is important because he's a living breathing person." Manson adds that Felix will find himself forming "friendships and allegiances with other clones," testing his relationship with Sarah. "Many tough decisions are going to be made," teases Gavaris.