My opinion on that has absolutely changed as well. Of course I will be back, but wow was that draining Oh, and with this season no one else will be claiming it should be under "Comedy" instead of under "Drama" at the Emmys. It really went from 0 to 100 in terms of how disturbing it got. I honestly wouldn't blame anyone if they said they fell out of love with the show this season. Star Danielle Brooks claims the whole of Season 5 will unfurl over just a few days presumably picking up with the in-progress riot of Season 4. no-one ever really answered this- from OINB: Orange Is The New Black- S2E6: 45min.s into episode when Dayahs fellow Latina girls approach Security Guard, John- that got her pregnant to extort further song playing in background for Valentines dance-party- '.you say you love me baby but you show me a - way ((newer (maybe)) (or that word was) youre.
Once upon a time Game of Thrones was the king of the TV ensembles, but there is not one weak link in this gigantic cast ensemble. Orange Is the New Black Season 4 left us on a more immediate cliffhanger than we’re used to, and it seems Season 5 won’t be losing that level of intensity. Lionsgate is releasing the Orange Is the New Black: Season One Blu-ray and DVD.
It was a season that was needed though, and I'm surprised it took them four seasons to really hit these points and themes home. Soundtrack - Orange Is The New Black - Music. But the "best"? Perhaps, but it definitely wasn't the most fun to watch. The most powerful and emotionally-involving and emotionally-draining one of the show? Easily. I honestly wouldn't know if this was the best season of the show yet. I haven't been so angry watching a TV show in years (angry in the way intended by the writers, not due to unintentional poor writing like I can often get annoyed by), I haven't detested TV characters like some of the ones this season in years, and I haven't been so emotionally shaken and so depressed by a TV season in a long time.
The series is based on Piper Kermans memoir, Orange Is the New Black: My Year in a Womens Prison, about her experiences at FCI Danbury, a minimum-security federal prison.
This season absolutely did not let off, and what we saw for the first time ever was a never-ending cycle of depravity, suffering, injustice, and pure chaos. It consists of thirteen episodes, each between 55 and 89 minutes. I've loved this show from the beginning, and it's definitely always had dramatic story lines, but for a show being set in prison, it always way lighter than the premise would suggest. What's sure to be the darkest, toughest-to-watch TV season of the year.