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'Orphan Black' season 4 spoilers, plot news: Helena is alive and well; Sarah and Rachel team up

Charmaine Montes
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Canadian science fiction thriller "Orphan Black" season 4 is nearing its end already as it will be airing its penultimate episode. And for those who missed clone Helena in the show, the next episode will show her return.

According to a report by TV Over Mind, episode 9, titled "The Mitigation of Competition," will feature the return of Helena who disappeared after leaving Hendrix home back in episode 4. Many of the fans actually expressed their concern for the character. Fortunately, she's alive and apparently doing well together with her little science babies.

In a sneak peek released by BBC America, Helena is seen reaching out to Sarah by giving her a phone call. Their conversation started off well with Sarah feeling happy for Helena to be far away from all the chaos. This led Helena to question if there are any problems. Sarah assures her that nothing is wrong and it's just the usual havocs but Helena doesn't believe her. This could force Helena to make a comeback and reunite with the other clones in person.

That could possibly be the case as Helena is seen in the promo trailer for episode 9 walking through a door and greeting Felix. Meanwhile, Sarah will be forced to team up with her nemesis, Rachel. As detailed in TV.com, the two will work together to find ways to bring down Neolution group which is led by Evie Cho. Even though they obviously despise each other, Sarah and Rachel will both put their differences aside to reach the same goal.

International Business Times cited that the mission of the two will turn out to be a success. It may also happen that Rachel and Sarah will finally patch things up and fix their relationship, which means Rachel will have the opportunity to get to know her other sisters.

"Orphan Black" season 4, episode 9 will air on Thursday, June 9 at 10 p.m. on BBC America.

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