Caprica returned last night, with the answers to some of our questions.
Category Archives: Caprica
Caprica Review: “End of Line”
Caprica‘s first season ends with, predictably, cliffhangers.
Caprica Review: “Ghosts in the Machine”
We have one more episode this season. This week, Graystone and Adama try to exorcise or, at least, exercise, their offspring ghosts in the machine.
Caprica Review: “The Imperfections of Memory”
This week delivers some startling revelations, including the reason why Amanda’s behavior often seems crazy.
She sort of is.
Caprica Review: “Know Thy Enemy”
Caprica airs its second strong ep in two weeks.
Caprica Review: “There is Another Sky”
This week demonstrates the kind of plotting and pacing the show needs to survive, as we jack into Caprica’s version of Grand Theft Auto and witness a key moment in Cylon history.
Caprica Review: “Reigns of a Waterfall”
You know the drill. You tell all your friends about the cool new show you’re watching. They finally tune in, just as the series broadcasts its worst or least-typical episode to date.
With so few episodes, I cannot, in fact, determine what constitutes “typical” for Caprica, but I hope this isn’t it. “Reigns of a Waterfall” isn’t bad, but it falls far short of the standard set by the first few hours. Let’s hope those hours don’t represent the apotheosis of the show as a quality production.
Caprica Review: “Rebirth”
Caprica’s second episode brings us further into the show’s funhouse reflection of our world, and into the mind of Zoe-Avatar-ProtoCylon, misunderstood teen monster. It’s not perfect, but it has my vote for best series currently running on television.1
Caprica Review: “Pilot”
Making a satisfying prequel is tricky business, filled both with obvious pitfalls and phantom menaces, and mass-media SF has failed at this enterprise more than it has succeeded. Battlestar Galactica frequently turned potential disasters into triumphs. How does its prequel fare?