What 'Caprica' Is About:
The prequel of the Cylon/human conflict told in Battlestar Galactica. Daniel Graystone and Joseph Adama both lose their daughters in a train bombing. When Graystone discovers his daughter, Zoe, had created a virtual version of herself, he becomes obsessed with bringing her avatar into the real world, using a robotic body known as a Cylon.
Status of 'Caprica':
Caprica is currently not in production. It aired for 1 season, from Jan 1, 2010 to Nov 11, 2010. Network: Syfy. For current showtimes see Show Listings.
• Syfy Midseason Updates Being Human Caprica Merlin
• Caprica Canceled
• Sneak Preview Clips This Weeks Caprica And Sgu 2
• Sneak Preview Clips This Weeks Caprica And Sgu
• Trailers Caprica And Sgu Premieres
• Syfy Moves Up Caprica Premiere To Oct 5
• Caprica Season 1 5 Not Until January
• Caprica Producers Talk of Shifting Gears
• Bamber on Caprica: Meh
• Syfy Midseason Updates Being Human Caprica Merlin
• Caprica Canceled
• Sneak Preview Clips This Weeks Caprica And Sgu 2
• Sneak Preview Clips This Weeks Caprica And Sgu
• Trailers Caprica And Sgu Premieres
• Syfy Moves Up Caprica Premiere To Oct 5
• Caprica Season 1 5 Not Until January
• Caprica Producers Talk of Shifting Gears
• Bamber on Caprica: Meh
Origins:
Battlestar Galactica creator Ronald D. Moore parlayed the huge success of the Syfy series into a spin-off that told the beginnings of the Cylons. A key figure behind the series is writer/producer Jane Espenson.
• Image Gallery: 'Caprica' Pilot
• Image Gallery: 'Caprica' Pilot
Key 'Caprica' Characters:
The series centers around the family heads, civil right lawyer Joseph Adama (Esai Morales), a Tauron immigrant, and Graystone (Eric Stoltz), a defense contractor. The second focus is Zoe (Alessandra Torresani) and her friend Lacy (Magda Apanowicz).
• Interview: Caprica's Esai Morales
• Interview: Caprica's Esai Morales
Flavor of 'Caprica':
Not the gritty, epic space opera Battlestar was, but even in this more "domestic" setting it still seeks to explore the dilemmas, mysteries, and violent conflicts built into human nature and identity.
• Review: 'Caprica': "Pilot" and "Rebirth"
• Review: 'Caprica': "Pilot" and "Rebirth"
