Caprica Season 1.0 DVD Release Date
Thursday, August 12th, 2010Ugo.com has posted the cover art for the DVD of Caprica’s Season 1.0:
They also announced that the release date for the DVD in the US is October 5th.
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Caprica Q&A
Thursday, July 15th, 2010The Caprica Facebook Page has announced that they will be doing a Q&A session with Alessandra Torresani and Sasha Roiz. They will be picking from the questions you leave as a comment to ask the stars of Caprica. This is your chance to learn about the events that will unfold and the people who worked on them before we see the next half of Season 1.
Caprica Season 1 Release Date
Sunday, April 25th, 2010Season 1 of Caprica is now available for the US via video on demand from Amazon.com
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Caprica Ratings and Move to Tuesday
Saturday, April 17th, 2010End of Line proved to be a nice cap to the sometimes faltering ratings that Caprica saw in Season 1.0. Airlock Alpha has a detailed article explaining what all the number mean. Regarding End of Line they mention, “‘Caprica’ finished the first half of the season with a 1.3 household rating, representing 1.8 million viewers on average, and just over 900,000 adults 18 to 49 and 1.1 million adults 25 to 54.”
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Following Syfy’s acquisition of Friday Night SmackDown, many have questioned what would happen to the shows that ran on Friday nights. In a recent press release, Dave Howe, Syfy President, said, “With Tuesday night, a proven winner for our original drama series including Warehouse 13, there is bigger opportunity for series such as Stargate Universe, Sanctuary and Caprica to thrive on a night with a significantly larger number of viewers available to watch live.”
No word yet on when Caprica will be returning or if it will be renewed for a second season.
End of Line Bonus Scene
Wednesday, March 31st, 2010Syfy Video has posted the bonus scene from End of Line:
It’s Over:
Saturday’s Caprica Assortment
Saturday, March 27th, 2010- Watch last night’s episode, End of Line, on Syfy Rewind.
- Listen to the podcast for End of Line.
- Bear McCreary reviews the music of End of Line and details one of his favorite pieces of work, Capricoperatica.
- The Paley Center has posted a Clip of their interview with the cast of Caprica.
- Syfy Video released 2 Caprica videos:
Take Me Away Part 2 Video Blog:
Morality:
The Caprica Times Exclusive Interview: Richard Harmon
Friday, March 26th, 2010
Richard Harmon is from Vancouver, Canada. He has appeared in TV shows such as To Be Fat Like Me, Painkiller Jane and Fringe and movies including Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief. He recently played Heracles/Tad in Syfy’s Caprica.
The Caprica Times: When did you and Genevieve Buechner (the actress who plays Tamara Adama) become an item?
Richard Harmon: Haha, well our first date was about a week after filming the episode (There is Another Sky) and she has been one of the most important things in my life since. I love her unconditionally and I can thank Caprica for that.
The Caprica Times: Was there a romantic connection between Tamara Adama and Heracles?
Richard Harmon: Yes, from my perspective there is a little bit of a romantic connection between Tamara and Heracles, especially from Heracles’ point of view. No one ever believed in him in his actual life but Tamara shows that she actually has confidence in his ability to succeed in the real world - something no one else has done for him. Heracles was just using Tamara in the beginning to get what he thought he wanted but in the end he definitely felt a romantic connection towards her.
The Caprica Times: What did you find most intriguing about the New Cap City game?
Richard Harmon: The most intriguing thing about the game to me would probably be simply it’s realistic qualities - it’s life with no regrets… unless you get shot by fighter jets, you may regret that.
The Caprica Times: Was it weird for you when you read that your character would assume the identity of other people in the game?
Richard Harmon: No, I wouldn’t say I found it weird. I definitely found it cool that AC Peterson, the actor that played Chiron, had to study the way I acted so it would seem like it was really me playing him.
The Caprica Times: What were your first thoughts when you read that the dirigible would kill Heracles in New Cap City?
Richard Harmon: Honestly, I was a little sad that I die - it’s generally not a good feeling when you read your character will die. But after I thought about it for awhile, I realized that’s a pretty darn good way to go out. Filming that scene was by far one of the most fun scenes I’ve ever had the priviledge to shoot in my career.
The Caprica Times: Are there similarities between you and Heracles that helped you when playing the role?
Richard Harmon: Oh absolutely. Heracles is pretty much me but with a little more swagger. The whole getting away from your real life to be whatever you want to be is completely understandable to me - I mean that’s a huge reason why I became an actor. Not that my real life is bad or anything, but when I’m acting I can be whatever I want to be which is an incredible feeling. So yes the similarites between Heracles and myself definitely helped in the process of becoming him.
The Caprica Times: Would you consider yourself a gamer in your normal life?
Richard Harmon: I definitely try to be. I love video games. Unfortunately I am not the greatest player in the world - I’m not even a good player, quite mediocre really. I own an Xbox 360 and a Wii. I pretend to be good at all the games by playing them all set on easy… I’m not proud.
The Caprica Times: What was the most memorable thing that happened while on set?
Richard Harmon: Hmm, most memorable thing to happen on set.. There is just too much stuff to choose from! I definitely enjoyed all the explosions that we got to do between the two episodes. I had never really done anything as physical as caprica before - it was incredible! I could go on forever about how amazing everyone who works on Caprica is. It was absolutely one of the friendliest sets I have ever had the great pleasure of working on! No matter how hectic everything got everyone somehow was able to rally together and keep smiles on their faces which kept a smile on mine. Working with such amazing Directors like Michael Nankin and Wayne Rose made working on this very intimidating show an ease. They always made me feel like I was where I belonged and at the end of the day that made that made my stay on this show incredibly memorable.
If I really had to choose one thing that’s the most memorable about working on this show to me I would definitely 100% say it was meeting Genevieve and getting to know her. Haha, I remember that the producers set up a meeting between the two of us before we started filming just to let us become comfortable with one another and build up a chemistry so to speak. When I had finished meeting her I went and hung out with a friend and I remember he asked me if there was any sort of real chemistry between us and I just laughed and said, “I could never get her…” Haha, little did I know. I want to thank Caprica for forcing her to be stuck beside me for hours and hours every day on set - that way we got to know each other better and I gained one of the most important people in my life. Long story short - I owe alot to Caprica!
The Caprica Times: Would you like to say anything to the fans of Caprica?
Richard Harmon: Oh absolutely! I want to thank the fans of Caprica for obviously watching the show and definitely for making me feel proud after all of the really kind words that they have given me. Also, thank you to a few of the fans who recognized me in public even when my hair isn’t slicked back and I’m in just jeans and a shirt not a suit. It made me feel very special because I never thought that would happen in a million years! Mostly thank you for making all of this stuff a reality for me - if fans weren’t there then there wouldn’t be a Caprica and without Caprica my life would be missing a lot of important parts. So for that I thank you so much!
Although he will not be appearing in tonight’s episode, End of Line, The Caprica Times hope to see Richard return as Tad in the second half of Season 1 of Caprica!
End of Line Videos and Ghosts Ratings
Wednesday, March 24th, 2010Syfy Video has released a number of Caprica videos:
End of Line – Next Episode:
End of Line Sneak Peek:
Hidden Message – Ghosts in the Machine Bonus Scene:
Also TVbythenumbers.com reports that the ratings for Caprica are once again climbing:
| Date | Episode | 18-49 Rating | Viewers (millions) |
| 22-Jan-10 | Pilot | 0.4 | 1.602 |
| 29-Jan-10 | Rebirth | 0.5 | 1.411 |
| 5-Feb-10 | Reins of a Waterfall | 0.4 | 1.128 |
| 19-Feb-10 | Gravedancing | 0.4 | 0.976 |
| 26-Feb-10 | There Is Another Sky | 0.4 | 1.127 |
| 5-Mar-10 | Know They Enemy | 0.5 | 1.155 |
| 12-Mar-10 | The Imperfections of Memory | 0.4 | 1.071 |
| 19-Mar-10 | Ghosts in the Machine | 0.4 | 1.229 |
Magda Apanowicz and Luciana Carro at Toronto Comic Con
Tuesday, March 23rd, 2010
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Peter, administrator of the German Caprica fansite, Caprica-City.de, and the official fansite for Luciana Carro, LucianaCarro.com, notified the Caprica times that Magda Apanowicz (Lacy Rand) and Luciana Carro (Pryah – Daniel’s Media Advisor) will be appearing at a special Caprica screening during the Toronto Comic Con to answer questions from fans of the show. The screening begins on Friday at 5pm so if you’re in the area get your tickets now!
Saturday’s Caprica Carousel
Saturday, March 20th, 2010- Watch last night’s episode, Ghosts in the Machine, on Syfy Rewind for free.
- Listen to the podcast for Ghosts in the Machine.
- Bear McCreary posted about the music of Ghosts in the Machine.
- AOL TV interviewed the cast about the midseason finale and what’s to come after the break.
Esai Morales Interview Part 2:
Take Me Away Video Blog Part 1: