'Orange Is The New Black' season 3 air date, spoilers: A new inmate, same old Crazy Eyes and Vee in flashbacks

Just recently, the inmates from Litchfield Correctional Facility took home the award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series during the prestigious 20th Screen Actors Guild Awards. "Orange Is The New Black" beat "Modern Family," which bagged the title last year as well as "The Big Bang Theory," "Veep" and "Brooklyn Nine-Nine." Uzo Adoba, better known by fans as Crazy Eyes, also snagged the 2015 SAG Award for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Comedy Series. A day before, the Netflix original graced the Producers Guild Awards and won the PGA Award for Outstanding Producer of Episodic Television, Comedy. 

As "Orange Is The New Black" becomes unstoppable, fans are getting more and more wound up to know what happens next to their favorite jailbirds. The massively celebrated series is tagging along another inmate in its return to the online streaming website. Australian DJ and actress Ruby Rose looks good even in an orange jumpsuit, and her first crime as Stella Carlin will be stealing Piper's and Taylor's hearts. The newest prisoner is a head-turner and the former lovebirds will be competing for her attention as she joins the fun and mayhem in Litchfield. 

On the other hand, Game N' Guide said that Vee will put in an appearance in season 3 of the award-winning series. However, fans will see her as a subject of Taystee's or Crazy Eyes' flashbacks and not as someone who cheated death. Vee's demise in the previous season hit Taystee so bad that "it catches her off guard," which explains why the fallen inmate will be a frequent visitor of Taystee's recollection. 

"She definitely goes on another journey with growing pains. We'll find out if she falls in love or if she doesn't," Danielle Brooks (who plays Taystee) said, as quoted by Entertainment Weekly. 

Natasha Lyonne will also be back as the former drug-addict inmate Nicky Nichols. In summing up season 3 of the series, the actress said there will be "so much bloodshed." As for Crazy Eyes, who has been on a roller coaster of emotions last season, the inmate will finally overcome her troubles and be her normal self once more in the forthcoming season. Ecumenical News also reported that Lolly has a major arc in season 3 but has yet to explain what it will be all about. Lastly, a new assistant warden will take over Fig, who bows out over misuse charges. Joe Caputo will be replacing her but unlike Fig, the newbie "got a sense of wanting to do the right thing." 

Season 3 of "Orange Is The New Black" is set to return on June 2015.

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