Battlestar Galactica: Season 3, Episode 2 - Precipice
Battlestar Galactica on ImdbAction | Adventure | Drama | Sci-Fi
10/6/2006
Adama plans to return to New Caprica and drop off a surprising person to act as a liaison between Galactica and the Resistance. Tigh's insistence on the use of suicide bombers and ever escalating violence stuns even the fellow leaders of the Resistance. Eventually, the suicide bombings cause the Cylon occupiers to crackdown on their human subjects.
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Review – Caprica Lacks Culture
added by newsBotWe know how this all turns out. No, seriously, we do. Think about it, Battlestar Galactica is how it all turns out – so it's a bit difficult for SyFy's Caprica to create any sort of over-arching mystery with regards to how Cylons came to be and what they wound up doing. Boom. That's how this chapter ends, at least far into the future of Caprica's present – not far in a galactic sense.
The concept of a prequel was a bit befuddling to me at first. Then I imagined the possibilities: a young William "Husker" Adama and his fellow colonials battling the emerging Cylon empire, all played out over a serialized civil-war inspired skein. When it was announced that Caprica would go back to the origin of the Cylons and the skin jobs, I became a bit skeptical. A very appropriate comparison would be when I learned that the Star Wars »
- Jon Lachonis
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Caprica Review: SyFy looking to repeat BSG success.
added by newsBotThe fate of humanity takes a sudden twist when tragedy upsets the lives of the citizens of Caprica, a vibrant world recognizably close to our own. This original series will feature the passion, intrigue, political backbiting, and family conflict in an omnipotent society that is at the height of its blind power and glory...and, unknowingly, on the brink of its fall.
SyFy has pushed through the first half of the television season within the last month or so finishing off Sanctuary like a roll of toothpaste squeezing off three hours last Friday night. While that stood as passable entertainment another series like Stargate Universe was not around nearly enough, in my opinion, only starting off its first season with only ten episodes and only getting better as it went along. But halftime is over and the teams are back on the pitch and SyFy is now bringing what they »
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Preview: Accept That Invitation To Visit 'Caprica'
added by newsBotIt's kind of hard to step in and write a preview about a show ahead of a pilot that just about everyone who might be reading this has, well, already seen. In fact, I almost didn't write a preview on Syfy's latest offering, "Caprica." But hey, this is a prequel series to "Battlestar Galactica," and if you haven't seen this show yet -- or if you are itching to see it again -- then you need to tune in to Syfy tonight beginning at 9 p.m. Et There has been a lot of turmoil behind the scenes of "Caprica." And I don't mean about the last year. The idea for this series came when Remi Aubuchon -- who has had short stints on shows like "24" on Fox and "Summerland" (an early break-through role for Zac Efron -- pitched an idea for a sort of series involving the enslavement of robots to NBC Universal. »
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