Caprica News
Caprica Review: "Know Thy Enemy"
While past episodes of Caprica had dealt with weighty issues such as religion, politics, science and public perception, "Know Thy Enemy" was more of a stra...
Caprica Review: "There is Another Sky"
In many ways, Caprica truly started this week. Think about the long-lasting implications of what went down on "There is Another Sky." There was… &he...
Caprica Clip: The Introduction of the Cylons
Holobands are out at Graystone Industries. What will take their place in the market? Cylons, Daniel announces in the following clip. Courtesy of this week'...
Caprica Review: "Gravedancing"
Who would have thought that the most interesting character on Caprica would be Tsattie, Joseph Adama's strict, grieving, cultural Tauron of a mother-in-law...
The Final Five to Be Addressed on Caprica
The latest SyFy drama, Caprica, is a prequel to the popular series Battlestar Galactica. But those associated with the former have insisted: you don't need...
Caprica Review: "The Reins of a Waterfall"
This week's episode of Caprica, "The Reins of a Waterfall" seemed to be mostly about introducing us to new characters and setting future episodes of this i...
Caprica Sneak Peek: "Reins of a Waterfall"
On Friday's episode of Caprica, the reverberations of Amanda's announcement last week are felt throughout the city. Meanwhile, as the following below depic...
Caprica Round Table: "Rebirth"
Welcome to the Caprica Round Table! We've alread given fans our initial reaction to this week's episode, "Rebirth," in our weekly review of the SyFy series...
Caprica Review: "Rebirth"
There was a lot of pressure on the second episode of Caprica. Because the first was available on DVD, many fans watcehd it months ago and have been awaitin...
Caprica First Look: James Marsters as Barnabus Greeley
What did you think of the series premiere of Caprica? While fans chew over the two-hour debut of this SyFy drama, they can get a sneak peek at this Friday'...
Amanda: We're not company spokespeople. We're parents! Daniel: Actually, no. We're not.
