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Dominican Rep. Caprica (TV Series)
2010 
Ronald D. Moore (Creator), Remi Aubuchon (Creator) ...
1,513
TV Series. Sci-Fi. Drama. Action
TV Series (2010). 19 Episodes. Two families, the Graystones and the Adamas, live together on a peaceful planet known as Caprica, where a startling breakthrough in artificial intelligence brings about unforeseen consequences. A spin-off of the Sci Fi Channel series "Battlestar Galactica" set 50 years prior to the events of that show.
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Entertainment Weekly | "Less action-packed than BSG, but still awash in the familiar themes of life, loss, identity, and big frakkin' robots with guns." | POS |
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"If this prequel can maintain the quality of its initial salvo, that will likely motivate at least those viewers to beseech whatever gods they pray to that Caprica be blessed with a prolonged stay in this place called Earth." | POS |
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Boston Globe | "While the technology is inventive, fear, frustration, and anguish still drive the plot. We’re back in 'Battlestar' territory, and that feels good." | POS |
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"There's enough going on in 'Caprica' to keep a sci-fi fan, or anyone who likes to settle into a good story, satisfied and even beguiled" | POS |
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"If you loved all things Battlestar beyond measure, Caprica may satisfy. For all others, this is a planet best left unvisited." | NEU |
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The Wall Street Journal | "Thankfully, 'Caprica' can be enjoyed without any reference to the literal past or the figurative future." | POS |
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"'Caprica' is still finding itself, but it's worth your while, and if it can knit its various elements into a more coherent whole, it could get even better." | POS |
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"Caprica is well-crafted and good-looking, with solid acting. It's also encouraging that Syfy is willing to commit the resources to do it. Recruiting new voyagers will be the challenge." | POS |
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