Fall TV is just around the corner and we are already thinking about next summer. We've got almost nine months until "Orange is the New Black" returns to Netflix for its fourth season and the shows stars and creators are being tight lipped about what fans should expect. However, some things have slipped through the cracks and we are aware of some new developments coming to the ladies at Litchfield next year.
For starters, we know the central issue that will plague Litchfield in season four is overcrowding, according to several cast members. That explains the arrival of all the new inmates at the end of season three. Kate Mulgrew, who plays Red, spoke with TV Guide about the overcrowding issue at Litchfield saying:
"[The overcrowding issues] are going to carry over to every nook and cranny in our prison, believe me when I tell you that. What [creator Jenji Kohan]'s going to do that no other creator is capable of doing with such expertise is, she's going to make you feel overcrowded."
We can only imagine how adding all those new prisoners will affect our characters in terms of living quarters, territorial issues and more.
Meanwhile, fans can expect the Sofia (Laverne Cox) and Gloria (Selenis Leyva) feud to continue. When asked if the two women would make up Cox gave a flat "No." She continued, "I can't imagine. As a viewer watching, seeing how much remorse Gloria has, I always like to believe there's a potential for forgiveness, but this is pretty bad. This is really, really bad."
However, Leyva is much more hopeful about the situation. "We don't know what's coming yet ... but they are good people, and you see that individually," she told TVGuide. "The audience got to see that these women are having conflict. And it's not about a personal attack on each other. It's more about their children, and how they're desperately trying to hold onto some kind of control."
"Orange is the New Black" is scheduled to return for its fourth season on Netflix June 2016.
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