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About Caprica

toptvshows — Tue, 08 Jun 2010 11:46:30 CDT

	Caprica is a prequel to the sci-fi series Battlestar Galactica, taking place 58 years before the Cylon attack that destroys the Twelve Colonies at the beginning of the BSG story. Caprica deals with life on the Colonies in the days before the first Cylon War, focusing mainly on the lives of two families – the Adamas and the Graystones – on the Colony of Caprica. It also touches on the first experiments with artifical intelligence that led to the creation of the Cylons. Caprica's central character, Joseph Adama, is the father of Battlestar Galactica's Admiral Bill Adama, and grandfather to Lee "Apollo" Adama.

THE TWELVE COLONIES

An overview of the Twelve Colonies of Man that emigrated
from the planet Kobol:



Aerilon Aquarion Caprica Canceron	Gemenon Leonis Libran Picon	Sagittaron Scorpia Tauron Virgon

CAPRICA TIMELINE

A timeline of events spanning the 50 years between Caprica and Battlestar Galactica – from the first Cylon War through the decommissioning of Galactica...

CAPRICA TRIVIA


Unravel the mysteries of Caprica and Battlestar Galactica...

THE ADAMA FAMILY


A guide to the first family of Caprica and Battlestar Galactica...

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Welcome to Caprica

Green-Arrow — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 18:49:36 CDT

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CAPRICA CAST & CHARACTERS

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Sister Clarice Willow

daisymex — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 02:14:56 CST

CITIZENS OF THE COLONY OF CAPRICA

CLARICE WILLOW

PLAYED BY POLLY WALKER

NAME: Sister Clarice Willow

OCCUPATION: High Priestess, Headmistress of The Athena Academy

HOMEWORLD: Caprica (Birthplace: Sagittaron)

FAMILY: Various Husbands and wives.

QUIRKS & TRAITS: Polygamist

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CLARICE WILLOW

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Sister Clarice is a teacher and counselor at the Athena Academy. She comforts Lacy Rand after the death of Zoe Graystone and Ben Stark, but soon reveals that she too is involved with the Soldiers of the One, and may have been the one who first planted the seeds of monotheism in her students' heads.

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"Zoe walks with our mother goddess Athena now. They say she will be cared for and loved and cherished for all eternity. It's not very comforting, is it? The truth is, it doesn't do much for me either."

"Labels like "terrorist" are what this corrupt and decadent culture calls people who are trying to fight the real evil in this world. Ben was eager to strike against all that was slowly choking this world to death, and so he did something premature, something unauthorized. But was blowing up that train evil, wrong? No. He was fighting evil with all his heart."

"You have no idea how special Zoe was to us. Or is."

"If you knew of any particular work that Zoe was doing, any work that you could find, then perhaps that would be a way for you to reconnect with her, to find comfort in discovering her in a different way."

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The Twelve Colonies

Green-Arrow — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 00:14:32 CST

Two thousand years before the events of Caprica and Battlestar Galactica, the Twelve Colonies of Man emigrated from their home planet of Kobol – believed to be the birthplace of all mankind – and settled on twelve worlds all within the same star system.

According to the religious lore of the Colonies, two thousand years prior to this exodus, a Thirteenth tribe also left Kobol and migrated far across the galaxy to settle on a fabled world known as Earth...

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THE TWELVE COLONIES OF MAN

CAPRICA

Caprica is the cultural and political center of the Colonies, a wealthy world with shining metropolitan centers and advanced technology. Caprica is the seat of Colonial government and home to much of the Colonial "upper class."

Caprica's professional pyramid team is the "Buccaneers" -- also known as the "Sea Bucks."

Noted Capricans: Daniel Graystone, Amanda Graystone, Zoe Graystone, William Adama, Lee Adama, Kara Thrace, Laura Roslin

TAURON

Tauron is a wealthy, powerful, and somewhat roguish Colony, known for its defiance of Colonial law, which has led to at least one bloody Taruon Uprising. Tauron is controlled by a notorious and powerful planetary mafia (notable for their tattoo-adorned bodies).

Tauron culture emphasizes strong family ties, a hierarchy of respect for the powerful, a "blood for blood" system of personal honor, all with undercurrents of violence, fear, coercion, and revenge.

Even though Tauron is famous for its expansive pastures, there are actually no flowers growing anywhere on the planet.

Taruons are widely distrusted, even despised, on other Colonies.

Noted Taurons: Joseph Adama, Sam Adama, Helena Cain

SAGITTARON

Sagittaron is culturally isolated from the other Colonies; its people distrust technology and embrace folk medicine.

The people of Sagittaron believe themselves to be oppressed by the other, more powerful colonies -- Tom Zarek emerged as a controversial revolutionary leader (and to many, a terrorist) who fought for freedom on Sagittaron.

Noted Sagittarons: Tom Zarek, Anastasia Dualla

AERILON

Aerilon is an agriculturally rich world with few population centers, and is one of the less affluent Colonies.

The vast majority of Aerilon's citizens are farmers, making the planet known as "The Breadbasket of the Colonies."

Noted Aerilons: Gaius Baltar, Saul Tigh

GEMENON

Gemenon is a poorer colony with strong leanings towards religious fundamentalism and social conservatism.

The Gemonese believe in the literal interpretation of Scripture, and the absolute truth of ancient prophesies.

Zoe, Ben, and Lacy plan to leave Caprica for Gemenon, where they believe they will have a chance for living a life of religious freedom.

The language spoken on Gemenon is known as Gemonese.

Noted Gemenese: Galen Tyrol, Gina Inviere

PICON

Picon is one of the Colonies' military and technological centers, and home to Colonial Fleet Headquarters.

Picon is known for its oceans, coastlines, and enormous harbors.

Noted Picons: Sam Anders, Billy Keikeya

SCORPIA

Scorpia is a technologically and industrially advanced Colony and home to the Colonial Fleet Shipyards.

Scorpia is also known for its dense jungles.

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VIRGON

Virgon is a wealthier Colony; it was also the location of the Colonial fleet's "last stand" against the Cylons.

Virgon is also known for its forests.

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AQUARION

Aquarion (sometimes called "Aquaria") is a mostly marine planet known for its massive oceans.

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LIBRAN

True to its name, Libran is known for its justice system and courthouses.

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CANCERON

Canceron is known for its spectacular beaches.

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LEONIS

Leonis is known for its great expansive plains.

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Caprica Pilot

Green-Arrow — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 19:07:06 CST

The series is scheduled to air on the Sci-Fi Channel in 2010.

THE CAPRICA STORY

It is 58 years before the Fall of the Twelve Colonies (and the beginning of Battlestar Galactica). On the planet Caprica, the seat of government and culture in the Colonies, a seemingly idyllic and advanced society is beginning to feel the corrupting effects of rapid advances in technology, the strain of religious extremism, and the not-so-subtle influence of a powerful underworld:

Robotic servants have become a part of everyday life on Caprica.
Caprican teens plug in to cyberclubs where they can engage in virtual sex, violence, and murder without their parents' knowledge.
Racial and cultural rifts between the Colonies are widening. Inter-colonial prejudices run deep, sometimes leading to violent uprisings and intertribal wars.
The traditional polytheistic religion upon which Colonial society is based is challenged by a growing monotheistic movement, regarded by many (including the government) as a blasphemous, extremist, terrorist threat.
The influence of organized crime -- most notably the Tauron "Halafa" -- permeates Caprican society, including the highest levels of government.

The story of Caprica centers on two men: Daniel Graystone, the scientific genius responsible for most of Caprica's advanced cybernetics; and Joseph Adams, a lawyer with close ties to the Tauron mob.

Graystone is on the verge of perfecting a prototype robotic soldier, and Adams is trying to distance himself and his family from their Halafa ties, when tragedy strikes both men. Their daughters, Zoe Graystone and Tamara Adams, are killed in a terrorist attack by monotheistic extremists (a group to which Zoe Graystone belonged). The two men become unlikely partners in a desperate plan to blend cybernetic technology with virtual reality to bring their lost daughters back to life.

To accomplish this, Joseph Adams must reconnect with his Tauron heritage and call upon his mobster brother for help; and Daniel Graystone must acquire AI technology from a rival industrialist to perfect the robot warrior -- the "Cylon" -- that he wishes to use as a body for his resurrected daughter.

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CAPRICA PILOT CAST & CREW

Directed by Jeffrey Reiner
Written by Ronald D. Moore and Remi Aubuchon
Produced by Ronald D. Moore, David Eick, and Remi Aubuchon
Music by Bear McCreary
Edited by Ron Rosen
Art Direction by Doug McLean

CAST

Esai Morales - Joseph Adama
Eric Stoltz - Daniel Graystone
Paula Malcomson - Amanda Graystone
Polly Walker - Sister Clarice Willow
Alessandra Toreson - Zoe Graystone
Roger R. Cross - Tomas Vergis
Magda Apanowicz - Lacy Rand
Genevieve Buechner - Tamara Adama
Avan Jogia - Ben Stark
Hiro Kanagawa - Cyrus Xander
Sasha Roiz - Sam Adama
Anna Galvin - Shannon Adama
Jared Keeso - Rod Jenkins
Brian Markinson - Jordan Duram
Katie Keating - Caston
Vicky Lambert - Hecate
Jorge Montesi - Guatrau
Veena Sood - Joan Leyte
Michelle Andrew - Lap Dancer
Edwina Cheer - Bikini Girl
Ildiko Ferenczi - Bikini Girl
Marci T. House - Woman
Nathalie Marrable - Burlesque Dancer
Charlie Robson - Avatar

Caprica Pilot Recap

Green-Arrow — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 18:58:03 CST

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Pilot
airdate: January 22, 2010
directed by Jeffrey Reiner
written by Ronald D. Moore and Remi Aubuchon

58 years before the fall of the Twelve Colonies, the planet Caprica is the seat of Colonial government and culture. The seemingly idyllic society is beginning to feel the strain of rapid technological advances, religious extremism, government corruption, and a powerful underworld.

Daniel Graystone is Caprica's leading scientist in the field of cybernetics, on the verge of perfecting a protoype robotic soldier. Joseph Adams is a lawyer trying to raise his children as Capricans despite his family's close ties to the notorious Tauron mafia.

Tragedy strikes both men when their daughters are killed in a terrorist attack by monotheist extremists. When they discover that Zoe Graystone had created a virtual avatar of herself before her death, Daniel and Joseph become unlikely partners in a desperate attempt to blend cybernetic technology with virtual reality to bring back their lost children.

Adams finds he must embrace his true Tauron heritage and leverage his mob connections for this scheme to work, and Graystone recklessly repurposes his own technology to give Zoe new life... by creating the very first Cylon.

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Joseph Adama: "My name isn't Adams. Our family name is Adama."
Sam Adama: "I will pray to Mars and all the gods for a swift and terrible vengeance to come to those who have torn your wife and daughter from this world."
Joseph Adama: "There are no gods, Sam."
Sam Adama: [In Tauronese] "Then all the more necessary to make our own justice."
The First Cylon: "All targets neutralized. Program completed. By your command."

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Anna Galvin
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	The Adama family has deep ties to the Tauron mafia. The very first Cylon was created by Daniel Graystone. "Cylon" stands for Cybernetic Lifeform Node. More about Caprica


	A great deal of bigotry towards other colonies (especially Tauron) permeates life on Caprica. There are no flowers growing anywhere on the planet Tauron. Monotheism is considered a blasphemous and extremist (even dangerous) practice in the polytheistic Colonial society. The influence of the Tauron halafa (mafia) extends into the upper levels of the Caprican government. The Twelve Colonies


	Sister Clarice's act of forming an infinity symbol out of a ring of water on her desk is a reference to the early days Christianity, when persecuted Christians secretly identified one another by drawing half a fish symbol in the dirt (if the other person completed the symbol, they each knew the other was a also Christian). Much of Caprica City is recognizable as Vancouver, British Columbia, where the series is filmed. More Caprica Trivia


	Caprica takes place 58 years before the events of Battlestar Galactica, when William Adama was 11 years old (making Commander Adama 69 at the time of the Cylon Holocaust). William and Lee Adama of Battlestar Galactica claim Caprica as their home. In the Caprica pilot, however, it is revealed that their family actually comes from the colony of Tauron. Battlestar Galactica - Caprica Timeline


	In BSG, an adult William Adama says, "You cannot play God, then wash your hands of the things that you've created." Does he know about his father's (and sister's) role in the creation of the Cylons?


	Who's seen it? What's the verdict? The show's attitude toward technology The Old Man as a young man More Caprica Discussions


	Season 1 of Caprica kicks off with an airing of the 2-hour series pilot on Friday, January 22, 2010, at 9 PM on SyFy, followed by episode 1.1 (Rebirth) on January 29. The pilot is also currently available on DVD and digital download. Next episode

Eric Stoltz

Green-Arrow — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 15:01:42 CDT

THE STARS OF CAPRICA

ERIC STOLTZ

"DANIEL GRAYSTONE"

ERIC STOLTZ

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As an actor, producer, and most recently director, Eric Stoltz continues to add to his reputation with an eclectic group of projects in film, television, and theatre.

A theatre trained actor, Mr. Stoltz starred in the Broadway productions of Larry Gelbart's "Sly Fox" with Richard Dreyfus, Checkov's "Three Sisters" with Paul Giamatti and Lili Taylor, and "Two Shakespearean Actors" with Victor Garber. He was honored with a Tony Award nomination for his work in the Broadway revival of Thornton Wilder's "Our Town" with Spalding Gray. Off-Broadway he has starred in "The Glass Menagerie," "The Importance of Being Ernest," "Arms and The Man," and "Light Up the Sky."

It was his startling portrayal of Rocky Dennis in Peter Bogdanovich's "Mask" that first gained Stoltz nationwide attention. Starring opposite Cher, Stoltz's work earned him a Golden Globe nomination. Additional films include "Pulp Fiction," "Little Women," "Rob Roy," "Memphis Belle," "Some Kind of Wonderful," "Fast Times at Ridgemont High," "The Butterfly Effect," "Anaconda," "Two Days in the Valley" and "The House of Mirth." He has performed cameos in the Cameron Crowe films "Jerry Maguire," "Singles," and "Say Anything."

Stoltz has starred in a number of successful independent films including Noah Baumbach's "Kicking and Screaming," "Killing Zoe" and the 1992 Sundance Film Festival winner "The Waterdance" with Helen Hunt. He also produced and starred in the films "Mr. Jealousy," "Bodies Rest & Motion," "Sleep With Me," and most recently "The Lather Effect."

Stoltz' television work includes a three episode arc as the serial killer William Dunne on "Grey's Anatomy"; "The Triangle" with Sam Neill, "The Passion of Ayn Rand" with Helen Mirren, the mini-series "Out of Order" with Felicity Huffman and William H. Macy, a season on the critically acclaimed drama "Chicago Hope," a recurring role in "Once and Again" (an episode of which he also directed), as well as a recurring role as Helen Hunt's former boyfriend on the NBC sitcom "Mad About You."

He made his directorial debut with "My Horrible Year!" for Paramount Classics. The film stars Karen Allen and Mimi Rogers, and earned Stoltz a Daytime Emmy Nomination for his work. He has also directed the short films "The Grand Design" starring Frances Conroy and "The Bulls" starring Chris Pine, as well as episodes of "Law and Order," "Boston Legal," "Quarterlife," "Nip/Tuck," "Private Practice," and two episodes of "Grey's Anatomy".

He is a contributor to the book "New York City Secrets" by Robert Kahn, "Life Interrupted" by Spalding Grey, and the children's sing along CD "Philadelphia Chickens" by Sandra Boynton which also features Meryl Streep, Kevin Kline, and Patti LuPone.

When he's not working, Mr. Stoltz spends his spare time on his ranch in New Mexico.

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"I realize I'm a very lucky man. I love what I do, I love films, tv and theater, and the fact that I'm able to make a living at it staggers me."

"There's a strange sense of accomplishment in making an independent film. Everything's against you; there's no time, and even less money- you bring a bottle of glue, chip in twenty bucks, and hope you all make it through the day. If you manage to finish it and it actually turns out to be pretty good, it's thrilling."

"To go from trying to steer a scene to trying to bring it to life from within is a big difference. Directing has only increased my admiration and respect for what it is that actors do." (On going from directing to acting on 'Grey's Anatomy'.)

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Esai Morales

Green-Arrow — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 14:50:26 CDT

THE STARS OF CAPRICA

ESAI MORALES

"JOSEPH ADAMA"

ESAI MORALES

ESAI MORALES BIO

For years, award-winning actor Esai Morales has exhibited his
outstanding acting talents on television, in theatre and in films.
Since his feature film debut in "Bad Boys" opposite Sean Penn, the
actor has continuously offered performances that strongly resonate in
the hearts and minds of his audience. Last fall, Morales returned to
primetime television with a seven-episode arc on CBS's resurrected
drama "Jericho" as Major Beck.

In addition to his recent television roles, Morales recently starred
in the award-winning indie film, "American Fusion." This romantic
comedy, directed by Frank Lin, highlights the negative racial
stereotypes and social mores that still plague U.S. societyóall while
uncovering the love story between Morales' character, a
Mexican-American dentist and a Chinese immigrant. Also, Esai recently
wrapped on the James Cotton film, "La Linea," opposite Ray Liotta.
The film is a crime drama loosely based on the infamous Arellano Felix
drug cartel.

Throughout his career, Morales has played a myriad of characters;
including ordinary Latino men struggling under extraordinary
circumstances and conflicts. He received critical acclaim for his
roles in "Rapa Nui," produced by Kevin Costner; the award winning HBO
film "The Burning Season: The Chico Mendes Story;" the Gregory Nava
film "Mi Familia" opposite Jimmy Smits and Edward James Olmos; and
"The Disappearance Of Garcia Lorca." Morales will next star in the
film "Kill Kill Faster Faster." His other film credits include "Fast
Food Nation," "The Virgin Of Juarez" with Minnie Driver; and "La
Bamba", which remains the most commercially successful Latino-themed
motion picture to date.

A graduate of New York's prestigious High School for the Performing
Arts, Morales continued his studies in theatre with his stage debut in
"El Hermano" at the Ensemble Studio Theatre. His other theatre
performances include Oscar Wilde's "Salome" with Al Pacino at New
York's Circle in the Square Theatre on Broadway; Joe Papp's production
of "The Tempest" with Raul Julia for New York's Shakespeare in the
Park Festival; "Tamer Of Horses" for the Los Angeles Theatre Center,
for which he was awarded the Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Award;
"The Exonerated," directed by Bob Balaban; and the San Francisco run
of the musical "The Mambo Kings",Morales' musical theatre debut as
Cesar Castillo.

For three seasons, Morales played Lieutenant Tony Rodriguez in the
Emmy award winning series "NYPD Blue." He also starred in Showtime's
"Resurrection Blvd.;" PBS's drama series "American Family," FOX's
"Vanished;" and recently in USA's "Burn Notice." In 2002, Morales was
awarded the "Best Actor in a Television Series" at the prestigious
Alma Awards and was honored with Entertainer of the Year at the 17
Annual Imagen Awards for his work on "NYPD Blue." He also received an
Imagen Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor in a Television
Series for his work in "American Family."

Describing himself as an "actorvist," Morales has combined art and
activism to build bridges of understanding. Morales is involved in a
bevy of charities and non-profit organizations that span everything
from social to environmental issues. Some of his organizations
include, the National Hispanic Foundationówhich he co-found with
actors Jimmy Smits and Sonia Bragaóthat works to advance the presence
and quality of Latinos in media, telecommunications and entertainment.
He is also a founding board member of the Earth Communications Office
(E.C.O.), which is a clearinghouse for environmental information and
has worked closely with the Wildlife Preservation Fund in Costa Rica
and Health Education Aids Liaison (H.E.A.L.). In addition, he is a
national board member of the Screen Actors Guild.

Morales presently resides in Los Angeles, CA. When not working, he
enjoys writing songs, singing, and playing the guitar. His single,
"Reason to Live", recently made its radio debut.

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Caprica Cast

Green-Arrow — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 19:36:40 CDT

THE STARS OF CAPRICA

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ESAI MORALES
"Joseph Adama"

ERIC STOLTZ
"Daniel Graystone"

PAULA MALCOMSON
"Amanda Graystone"

POLLY WALKER
"Sister Clarice Willow"

ALESSANDRA TORESON
"Zoe Graystone"

SASHA ROIZ
"Sam Adama"

ROGER R. CROSS
"Tomas Vergis"

HIRO KANAGAWA
"Cyrus Xander"

AVAN JOGIA
"Ben Stark"

MAGDA APANOWICZ
"Lacy Rand"

ANNA GALVIN
"Shannon Adama"

GENEVIEVE BUECHNER
"Tamara Adama"

SINA NAJAFI
"William Adama"

BRIAN MARKINSON
"Jordan Duram"

KATIE KEATING
"Caston"

JARED KEESO
"Rod Jenkins"

Caprica Characters

Green-Arrow — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 19:31:41 CDT

Who's who on Caprica? We have it covered! Add what you know to these profiles of the Caprica's leading and supporting characters. Also check out our profiles of the Adama and Graystone families!

Joseph Adama

Sister Clarice Willow

Daniel Graystone

Amanda Graystone

Sam Adama

Tomas Vergis

Cyrus Xander

Zoe Graystone

Shannon Adama

Tamara Adama

Ben Stark

Lacy Rand

William Adama

Jordan Duram

Rod Jenkins

Caston

SEE ALSO: THE CAST OF CAPRICA

The Graystone Family

Green-Arrow — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 19:24:47 CDT

Daniel Graystone is one of Caprica's most successful computer engineers, specializing in cybernetics, virtual reality, and artificial intelligence. His work has influenced much of Caprica's most advanced technology, making him a wealthy and powerful man. Graystone's greatest rival is the Taruon industrialist Tomas Vergis.

Amanda Graystone is a noted surgeon on Caprica. She is a less indulgent parent than her husband, which has led to a strained relationship with her daughter, Zoe.

Zoe Graystone inherited her father's technological brilliance and her mother's stubbornness. She has already made considerable technological advances on her own, using her personal thought patterns and her father's technology to create a virtual doppelganger of herself. Zoe is also a member of a growing monotheistic movement on Caprica, along with her friends Lacy Rand and Ben Stark, and her teacher Sister Clarice Willow.

The Graystone Home on Caprica

THE GRAYSTONE FAMILY TREE


Daniel Graystone		Amanda Graystone
Daniel Graystone		Amanda Graystone


	Zoe Graystone
	Zoe Graystone

The Adama Family

Green-Arrow — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 19:23:13 CDT

The Adama family originated on the colony of Tauron, where brothers Joseph and Sam Adama were raised. Their parents were killed in a Tauron Uprising, and Joseph later emigrated to Caprica, where he changed his name to "Adams" to avoid the anti-Tauron prejudice prevalent in Caprican society. Joseph Adams became a prominent attorney on Caprica, known for his ties to the mafia; his brother Sam became an enforcer in the powerful mafia on Tauron.

Joseph Adams eventually changed his name back to "Adama" – the name under which his legal texts were published, and the name used by his son William, and grandsons Lee and Zak. He also eventually became less known as a mob lawyer and better known as a civil liberties attourney.

William Adama joined the military, served in the Cylon War, and was in command of the Battlestar Galactica at the time of the Cylon Holocaust. Lee Adama, like his father, became a military pilot, but also showed a strong interest in politics and the law, largely due to the influence of his grandfather.

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Shannon and
Tamara Adama

Carolanne and
William Adama

William, Zak, and
Lee Adama

THE ADAMA FAMILY TREE

		THE ADAMA FAMILY (from Tauron)


Shannon Adama	Joseph Adama		Sam Adama
Shannon Adama	Joseph Adama		Sam Adama


Tamara Adama	William Adama		Carolanne Adama
Tamara Adama	William Adama		Carolanne Adama


	Lee Adama		Zak Adama
	Lee Adama		Zak Adama

Caprica and Battlestar Galactica Timeline

Green-Arrow — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 19:19:04 CDT

Caprica is set more than 50 years before the events of Battlestar Galactica, when Admiral Adama was a young boy and his father Joseph Adama was an infamous civil liberties lawyer on the planet Caprica.

This timeline details some of the events that occur between the two series, including the first Cylon War, the rise of the humanoid Cylons, and the military career of William Adama...

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CAPRICA - BATTLESTAR GALACTICA TIMELINE

YEARS PRIOR TO THE EVENTS OF BATTLESTAR GALACTICA		TIMELINE OF EVENTS
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69		Joseph and Shannon Adams's second child, William, is born on Caprica. Joseph and Shannon had previously left Tauron and changed their name from Adama.










58		Ben Stark and Zoe Graystone are killed, along with Shannon and Tamara Adams, when Stark blows up a commuter train on Caprica. The first Cylons in the Colonies are developed by Daniel Graystone.





52		The Cylons revolt, starting the first Cylon War. In response, the Articles of Colonization are signed to unite the Twelve Colonies.

50		The Battlestar Galactica is commissioned.
		THE CYLON WAR






42		William Adama enters the service as a Viper pilot (callsign "Husker"). The Cylon War ends, due in part to the intervention of the Final Five.




37		The Cylons establish a new home with the Final Five, known as "The Colony." The Final Five create John Cavil, the first of the humanoid Cylon models. RISE OF THE HUMANOID CYLONS






30		Cavil murders the Final Five, resurrects them with false implanted memories, and places them among the human population of the Colonies.


27		William Adama meets Saul Tigh.
26		Lee Adama is born.

24		Zak Adama is born.
23		Captain William Adama serves on the Battlestar Universal.


20		Tom Zarek leads a terrorist insurgency on Sagittaron and is imprisoned.


17		Major William Adama serves on the Battlestar Atlantia.



13		Major William Adama serves as Executive Officer aboard the Battlestar Columbia.



9		Commander William Adama is given command of the Battlestar Valkyrie.


6		After a covert spy mission fails, Commander Adama and Colonel Tigh are reassigned from Valkyrie to the aging Battlestar Galactica.

4		Kara Thrace enters the service as a pilot.

2		Gaius Baltar meets Caprica Six. Zak Adama dies in a Viper accident. Kara Thrace is assigned to Galactica.

0		On the eve of Galactica's decommissioning and Adama's retirement, the Cylons attack the Twelve Colonies, setting in motion the events of the series Battlestar Galactica....

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Green-Arrow — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 18:55:59 CDT

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