In spite of being directly linked to an amazing new version of science fiction and showing the promise of more adventures to be found within the universe of Battlestar Galactica, not even an army of Cylons could prevent SyFy to pull the plug on series in his first (and now, only) season, according to a recent report on Blastro Syfy website on 28 October 2010.
A series focused primarily on the early days of pre-war society in Caprica Cylon, the series starred Eric Stoltz as Daniel Graystone Cylon operator, and Esai Morales as Joseph Adama, a lawyer Tauron, also the father of a young man named William.
Yes, that William, who in later life remains in command of the Galactica and lead the survivors of humanity on a quest to find the mythical planet Earth.
Although obviously referred to some of the vital elements of the popular series of Galactica, such as polytheism, the caste mentality and social Cylon in the Twelve Colonies, Caprica colony chose to explore the planet's owner, Advanced Caprica.
A technological civilization with a penchant for medical advances, scientific developments and a team kicks butt Pyramid, Caprica is also a focus of religious controversy, with a sect calling themselves the Soldiers of Him who seek to provoke this relatively conservative society to defend one true God rather than the various gods of old, adored by the majority.
The main argument of the series now focused on short-term death of daughter Zoe Graystone (Alessandra Torresani), which is life when a friend and fellow student turns out to be a suicide bomber to the sectarian group.
His soul seems to have been copied in one of his frequent visits to a virtual environment / nightclub, Dad Daniel stumbles. Hoping to be able to communicate with her daughter one last time, gets into his "soul" to a Cylon prototype, thus giving birth to the first of many Cylons as seen in Galactica.
Esai Morales plays Joseph Adama as a member of calculating the life of society in Caprica Tauron with Taurons represented as members of an organized crime group in the style of The Sopranos.
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