Not broadcast in the US but releases on DVD and "digital download" on Tuesday. Being that Universal is the parent company it may not be in RedBox kiosks ($1 rentals) since Universal is not dealing with RedBox. No Blu-Ray announced yet.
http://www.scifi.com/caprica/ TurquoiseB wrote: > Tonight, thanks to the wonderful world of media > piracy, I got to watch the pilot episode of the > prequel to "Battlestar Galactica," 5 days before > it is broadcast in the United States. Yo ho ho > and a bottle of cyber-rum. > > And lemme tell you, it's very, very good. sparaig > is just gonna fuckin' love it, because it's all > about virtual worlds, entertwined with religion > and robots and SciFi out the wazoo. Suffice it to > say that if you found "Battlestar Galactica" > worth watching, you're going to be glued to the > TV for "Caprica," too. > > I won't spoil anything for anyone, but also suffice > it to say that in just the first episode, set 50 > years before the Cylon war and the events of "BG," > you'll know where the monotheism of the Cylons > came from, and why it was at such odds with the > polypantheism of the Capricans and the society of > that particular future. And you'll also know > where their fanatical fundamentalism came from. > > The cast is excellent -- Eric Stoltz, the always > marvelous Paula Malcomson (Trixie in "Deadwood"), > Esai Morales, and a host of young actors led by > a surprisingly good Alessandra Toreson (as Zoe, > the "soul of the machine"). > > It's a winner. Two cyber-thumbs up. > > > > >
