Syfy’s Caprica ended with unresolved stories and a glimpse of what was to come with an earmark of “Next Season on Caprica.” Unfortunately, despite fan protest, a second season of Caprica never came. Last April, The Caprica Times interviewed showrunner Kevin Murphy on what was to happen in the future of Caprica. The story was highly …
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Jun
11
Caprica Petition Over 10,000 Signers!
The Caprica petition has hit over 10,000 signers! Thanks to Caprica fans around the world, the Caprica for Season 2 petition has reached 10,000 signers. This has happened in an incredibly short amount of time. To put it in perspective, the petition reached 10,000 signers: 11 Months after the petition began. Within 7 months …
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29
The Caprica Times Exclusive Interview: Kevin Murphy
The Caprica Times: First, please allow me to begin by profoundly extending my gratitude for your work on Caprica. I think I can speak for a multitude of fans and say that the results of your labor was one of the finest television shows we’ve seen as of late. It deeply saddens me …
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13
Cylons in Society: Robots in Airports
As Season 1 of Caprica came to a close we were treated with a tease of a society that accepted life with robots. Were Caprica to continue into a second season, we would see cylons in society. But did you know that robots are already among us? I got to thinking about how the cylons …
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22
The Face of Syfy: Howe to Hammer Away a Channel
Images Copyright NBC Universal In 2002, one year after becoming president of the then Sci Fi Channel, Bonnie Hammer admitted to Advertising Age, “I know we need to serve people who aren’t geeks.” Last year, Dave Howe, current president of Syfy, relented in an interview with the Chicago Tribune, ”The issue that we’ve always had with Sci …
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22
Syfy Cancels Open-mindedness – Help them Rebrand
Today The Caprica Times is launching the “Imagine What?” campaign. Just over one year after changing names from The Sci Fi Channel to Syfy a lot has changed. The association between the image of Syfy and their programming has disconnected and it’s left many former fans of the channel feeling alienated. The Caprica Times thinks …
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19
Save Caprica Campaign Video – New York
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18
Syfy Ignores Fans – Apples for Caprica Donated
When Syfy cancelled Caprica on October 27, the fans didn’t take it lightly. And why should they? The announcement was made as a schedule change – the remaining 5 episodes would be pulled off the air to be shown “January 2011.” As if that wasn’t bad enough Syfy claimed this was due to a lack …
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