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Caprica 1.01 Pilot

Caprica 1.01 - Esai Morales and Sasha Roiz

Joseph Adama (Esai Morales) and Sam Adama (Sasha Roiz) © Syfy, Photo: Carole Segal

Battlestar Galactica's prequel Caprica gets if first airing this Friday. Here we have a gallery of pictures from the pilot.

Episode 1.01 - Pilot

First transmission on Friday January 22nd, 2010

The official details…


Set 58 years prior to the events of Battlestar Galactica, this prequel will explore the lives of two families: the Graystones - include father Daniel, a computer genius, mother Amanda, a brilliant surgeon and their daughter, Zoe - 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. Touted as "television's first science fiction family saga," Caprica is from Battlestar Galactica executive producers, Ronald D. Moore and David Eick. The show is produced by NBC Universal Television.



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