Set 50 years prior to the events shown in Battlestar Galactica, this spin-off prequel will explore the lives of two families: the Graystones and the Adamas. The two families are on opposing sides of the decision to create the Cylons: intelligent robots that will one day rebel and nearly annihilate the residents of Caprica.
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Last Episode
01x18 Apotheosis Aired: Jan. 04, 2011Clarice and Olaf move forward with the plan to blow up Atlas Arena when they learn of their powerful ally in the GDD. Singh covers their tracks … [continue reading]
Special Announcement
Although Caprica has been canceled, Syfy has announced new instalment of the Battlestar Galactica series called Battlestar Galactica: Blood and Chrome having to do with the start of the Cylon war and a young William Adama being assigned to the Galactica as a new recruit. More information on it can be found here.
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Previous Episodes
- 01x18 Apotheosis (Jan. 04, 2011)
- 01x17 Here Be Dra… (Jan. 04, 2011)
- 01x16 The Heavens… (Jan. 04, 2011)
- 01x15 The Dirteaters (Jan. 04, 2011)
- 01x14 Blowback (Jan. 04, 2011)
Show's Cast / Crew
Directors
- Michael Nankin (4 episodes)
- Jonas Pate (3 episodes)
- Wayne Rose (2 episodes)
Writers
- Ronald D. Moore (19 episodes)
- Remi Aubuchon (19 episodes)
- Glen A. Larson (18 episodes)
Series Fun Facts
- Although the original DVD release is an extended version of the film, containing several scenes edited from the SyFy broadcast version, the broadcast version is different in its own way:…
[show]Although the original DVD release is an extended version of the film, containing several scenes edited from the SyFy broadcast version, the broadcast version is different in its own way: between the DVD release and the TV broadcast, some scenes were enhanced or replaced digitally. The broadcast version contains several "cut" scenes (footage to make a transition or "cut" between scenes) showing an aerial view of Caprica City. Most significantly, the broadcast version shows the exterior of Atlas stadium to have an open roof; the scene where Graystone and the Adamas are viewing the game was re-edited and digitally altered to incorporate this.
[hide] - The paper computer was something Naren Shankar, who'd been Ronald D. Moore's college roommate and coworker on Star Trek: The Next Generation, had posited in college.
- Goof (continuity error): Young William Adama's eyes are brown instead of the blue eyes he has as an adult.
