Daniel is so convinced that Zoe is in the cylon that he devises tests to get her to show herself. Nothing works - not even when he gets her to shoot the dog. There were blanks in the gun, but Zoe didn’t know that. Daniel is positive that Zoe is in there and isn’t giving up.

Clarice wants Zoe’s avatar so badly, she wiggles up even closer to Amanda, pretending to be her friend. She even goes as far to buy Amanda some rather expensive liquor and gets her hammered. She even meets her at a dive bar to get hooka-ed up. She doesn’t realize that Amanda can’t give her what she wants.

Caprica isn't doing fantastic in the ratings department, but they are slowly growing. So will the show be renewed for a second season? As it turns out, that remains to be seen.

"It's an expensive show for Syfy, for a basic cable show, and the ratings are not gangbusters, but the ratings have been ticking up and we're building momentum," Ronald Moore said. "It's been critically well received, so there's a good buzz on the show. It adds a lot of prestige to the network, but the network also has its own business people that have to figure out a cost analysis on it. I feel like we're gonna get it. I always felt like we were gonna get it on Battlestar. We'll just have wait and see."

There's also reports about another Battlestar Galactica spinoff being in the works.

"[They] said, 'We have this concept for a format in which to do a show. Would you be interested?'" Moore recalled. "We kind of said, 'Yeah, that's interesting. What would it be?' And we had some conversations about what the parameters of the show would be. We're really at the very beginning of that whole process, so there's really nothing definitive yet, but we are sort of talking back and forth about what it might be. It'd be in this [BSG/Caprica] universe."

Caprica is a very different type of sci-fi series, but I've still enjoyed it so far. It's been a bit slow, but last week's episode was excellent and started a storyline I hoped to see continued. Well, it wasn't continued this week, because instead we went back to the slow moving character drama of the first four episodes. I didn't mind that the first handful of episodes, but I thought this episode dragged and was quite boring at times.

Tamara is adjusting to life in V-World and she comes to know a group of gamers. The leader figures out that Tamara is one of the dead in the MAGLEV bombing and tells her so. The leader then ropes Tamara into a virtual bank heist where she learns she is very special. She ends up shooting everyone in the group except her guide, a boy who is very shy in the real world. She tells him to take a message to her father, and he does.

Daniel goes on “Backtalk with Baxter Sarno” to do some damage control and ends up pissing off Amanda, who goes to the studio to take over the interview. Once Amanda gets on the air, many admissions are made that stun the audience, and spell disaster for Greystone Industries. Amanda and Daniel come to a new understanding with each other and fall back in love with each other, more.

A poopstorm has occurred with Amanda’s revelation of Zoe’s actions. Daniel gets a beat on from the Adama brothers and Joseph demands to be reunited with the avatar Tamara. Seems Joseph has had a rethink on the avatar, but Daniel tells him that the avatar is lost. Joseph doesn’t care and beats on Daniel as a message to get with the program.

I love this girl.

This takes place after the bombing and the subsequent downloading of Zoe’s virtual self into a Cylon body. Joseph Adama still cannot reconcile himself to a virtual Tamara, but sees that he cannot go without her, so he tries to ask Greystone to see her again, but her matrix was lost when Greystone downloaded Zoe.

The Battlestar Galactica prequel series – Caprica – is finally here, but it's a show that won't necessarily automatically impress those of BSG. There are indeed several stylized themes that are shared between the two, but whereas BSG was a space-faring adventure with philosophical ideals, Caprica is a human drama with philosophical ideas first and foremost. It might be hard to keep this series interesting week in and week out, but as of right now I'm pleasantly surprised and fulfilled by what I saw in the first episode.

Would you like to see Caprica for free and in a completely legitimate way? Well good news - now you can. Syfy is now officially streaming the full Extended Cut edition of the Caprica pilot on their website for free.

James Marsters - who most people know as Spike from Buffy and Angel - has just signed on to appear in a three-episode arc of Caprica.

"Marsters will play a dangerous terrorist leader by the name of Barnabus Greeley in a minimum of three episodes. Driven by desires both moralistic and carnal, Barnabus is as lethal as he is unpredictable."

Comedian Patton Oswalt - best known for such roles as the lead in Pixar's Ratatouille - has just signed on to be a recurring character in the new Caprica series.

"Oswalt will play Baxter Sarno, a popular Caprican comedian talk show host on whose show Daniel Graystone (Eric Stoltz) and Amanda Graystone (Paula Malcomson), ultimately appear."

Caprica - Ron Moore's upcoming Battlestar Galactica prequel series - has already premiered when it comes to being released as a DVD (I've got it...need to watch and review it), but there hasn't been a network premiere date listed until now.

Syfy announced that its highly anticipated prequel series Caprica will kick off with a two-hour premiere on Jan. 22 at 9 p.m. ET/PT and will air Fridays at 10 p.m.