BBC America's Orphan Black is set to return on television on April 19. People behind the show understand what their fans are going through waiting for the day that they will finally see Tatiana Maslany and other versions of herself again. To somehow ease their pains, Orphan Black has released spoilers that will definitely make you feel very excited. Actually, these spoilers just might aggravate your longing.

During BBC AMERICA's TCA panel for the drama's upcoming season, Tatiana Maslany, Jordan Gavaris, and creator Graeme Manson teased fans with what to expect from Orphan Black Season 2.

Gavaris, who plays the homosexual Felix Dawkins revealed that he and Sarah Manning, one of the main clones in the show, will have a fall out due to tough decisions that they will make. He did not reveal whether he and his foster sister will get back together when the show progresses.

"In Season One, Felix was very much an integral cog in the mystery in the inception of the story and Sarah's journey," explained Jordan Gavaris.

"Season two helps establish him outside of the clones and as an individual. [Felix]'s relationship with Sarah is tested," said Manson. Their argument will come to a head, and according to Gavaris, there will be "many tough decisions to be made."

Earlier, BBC America General Manager Perry Simon revealed that the second season of "Orphan Black" is going to take the audience "further down the rabbit hole." He added that the show will focus more on the issues concerning DNA and genetic engineering.

Allison Hendrix, the soccer mom clone, will also undergo depression because of the death one of the people close to her.  Manson said during the conference:

The secret Alison's keeping about Aynsley's death will "eat at her in an interesting way," said Manson. "She's got some explosions coming up." Hopefully her craft room stays intact.