Breaking with a tradition of episode-by-episde reviews, I shall summarize my feelings on the entire first half season of Caprica in this one post — and a minimum of paragraphs.

Anyone with some interest in the pilot could skip all the episodes between then and the last two (Ghosts In The Machine and the half-season finale End Of Line), and not really miss anything — and probably like the series better. Everything said in an earlier post regarding my disappointment with the series essentially still applies (Caprica: So Say We Don’t).

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What with watching and devoting many blog posts to Battlestar Galactica, checking out this season of Caprica is a given, and I had high hopes for this new series.

The hope is fading, and I may reneg on that obligation.

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Synopsis

Set fifty years before Battlestar Galactica, successful technologist Daniel Graystone (Eric Stoltz) and lawyer Joseph Adama (Esai Morales) face some tough ethical choices regarding cutting-edge technology after their daughters perish in a terrorist attack.

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In case you’re wondering what to watch when Battlestar Galactica kicks the toaster sometime next year, Caprica may be a suitable replacement. It’s a prequel to Battlestar Galactica, taking place on the home world a few generations (50–75 years) before the current group of misfits.

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