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21 Orange Is the New Black GIFs to tide you over before the Season Two premiere

By on Thu, Jun 5, 2014 at 9:29 pm

Our favorite groundbreaking show, Orange Is the New Black, is coming back to Netflix on June 6. Scroll through these GIFs to contain your excitement before binge-watching Season Two of America’s favorite feminist/gay/trans-inclusive series.

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Pennsatucky, played by Taryn Manning, is a bit of a tattletale.
Pennsatucky, played by Taryn Manning, is a bit of a tattletale.
Red, played by Kate Mulgrew, displays her trademark antisocial behavior. via
Red, played by Kate Mulgrew, displays her trademark antisocial behavior.
Piper, played by Taylor Schilling, exhibits her usual awkward, clumsy tendencies.via
Piper, played by Taylor Schilling, exhibits her usual awkward, clumsy tendencies.
Nicky, played by Natasha Lyonne, comforts Alex with the thought of Mexican food.via
Nicky, played by Natasha Lyonne, comforts Alex with the thought of Mexican food.
The trials and tribulations of Taystee, played by Danielle Brooks.via
The trials and tribulations of Taystee, played by Danielle Brooks.
Taystee gets a little too aggressive when it comes to her literature of choice. via
Taystee gets a little too aggressive when it comes to her literature of choice.
Piper keeps her priorities straight when saying goodbye to her husband, played by Jason Biggs.via
Piper keeps her priorities straight when saying goodbye to her husband, played by Jason Biggs.
Crazy Eyes, played by Uzo Aduba, enjoys dancing when she’s not terrorizing Piper with declarations of love.via
Crazy Eyes, played by Uzo Aduba, enjoys dancing when she’s not terrorizing Piper with declarations of love.
Taystee is ruthless when it comes to the finest of ice cream delicacies.via
Taystee is ruthless when it comes to the finest of ice cream delicacies.
Nicky reminds us that even prisoners can foster a passion for social justice.via
Nicky reminds us that even prisoners can foster a passion for social justice.
You know that Piper’s reached the end of her rope when she finally lets go of her shyness enough to call someone out.via
You know that Piper’s reached the end of her rope when she finally lets go of her shyness enough to call someone out.
Piper desperately ponders the futility of fighting Red.via
Piper desperately ponders the futility of fighting Red.
Big Boo, played by Lea DeLaria, displays her distaste for '90s solo girl bands.via
Big Boo, played by Lea DeLaria, displays her distaste for '90s solo girl bands.
Piper gets ultra-feminist when her feelings are invalidated on account of her gender.via
Piper gets ultra-feminist when her feelings are invalidated on account of her gender.
Flaca, played by Jackie Cruz, reminds us that illegal torrenting is bad. (And that includes the Smiths.)via
Flaca, played by Jackie Cruz, reminds us that illegal torrenting is bad. (And that includes the Smiths.)
Taystee reminds us of the problematic nature of toddler beauty pageants.via
Taystee reminds us of the problematic nature of toddler beauty pageants.
Crazy Eyes is hurt at Piper’s blatant disregard for her pie-throwing act of love.via
Crazy Eyes is hurt at Piper’s blatant disregard for her pie-throwing act of love.
Big Boo pokes fun at a fellow inmate’s very Kate Winslet-esque emotional outburst.via
Big Boo pokes fun at a fellow inmate’s very Kate Winslet-esque emotional outburst.
Even in prison, Piper refuses to let go of her Whole Foods inclinations.via
Even in prison, Piper refuses to let go of her Whole Foods inclinations.
Sophia Burset, played by Laverne Cox, and Sister Ingalls, played by Beth Fowler, end up being unlikely friends.via
Sophia Burset, played by Laverne Cox, and Sister Ingalls, played by Beth Fowler, end up being unlikely friends.
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