In last season’s closing moments, our favorite women-behind-bars watched buses full of new inmates pull up, promising plenty of new faces when Orange Is the New Black returns for Season Four.
What else can we expect? In good news, our beloved Lea Delaria has been bumped up to series regular this season — which should mean we should get more of Big Boo and her big backstory. Meanwhile, Laverne Cox’s Sofia seems like she’s still struggling — looking depressed and deprived of her signature glam tresses in leaked preview photos. For more info, you’ll have to wait at the prison gates until you can start streaming on June 17. netflix.com
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