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Caprica: End of Line
The Caprican government puts pressure on Daniel to mass produce the Cylons by setting the deadline from a month to just a week. For this to happen, the MCP must be reset, which will effectively destroy the Zoe avatar's existence. This pushes her to make her escape much sooner than she intended, but when Lacy's own trouble keeps her from helping, a desperate situation calls her to take desperate actions.
Meanwhile, Joseph has become so consumed by his quest to find Tamara in the V-world that a close friend has to step in to bring his search to an end.
Meanwhile, Joseph has become so consumed by his quest to find Tamara in the V-world that a close friend has to step in to bring his search to an end.
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Episode Info
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Episode number: 1x9 Airdate: Friday March 26th, 2010 Alternate Airdates:
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Co-Guest Stars
Main Cast
Recap
In Daniel's lab, Drew asks Philo about Rachel and why she hasn't arranged to meet him in person. Philo isn't bothered by the issue. When Drew lights a cigarette, the U-87 flinches, a result of Daniel's series of tests the week before. Philo takes its hand and promises to take care if, which seems to comfort Zoe...Read the full recap
Episode Notes
For what is now the fifth episode in a row, Brian Markinson does not appear.
"End of line" is a phrase that often punctuates many of the strange ramblings of the Hybrid in Battlestar Galactica.
Although advertised as the Season Finale, this is actually the mid-Season Finale, similar to seasonal breaks Battlestar Galactica took, which mostly lasted several months.
As Daniel sits at the piano, he is actually playing the Graystone Theme that Bear McCreary has used throughout the series' score.
Jill Teed played Sergeant Hadrian in a couple of Season 1 episodes of Battlestar Galactica.
Jesse Haddock is credited in this episode as Vergis's driver and not Darius, as he had in the previous two appearances. This is a remnant of a plotline in which Amanda's visions of her brother was to be part of an elaborate attempt by Tomas Vergis, who found a lookalike of Darius, to torment her and subsequently get the revenge he promised Daniel he would have. However, the producers decided that this failed to work within the reality of the show and all material that had been filmed to explain the original idea was cut out to fit in with the new direction.
The male operatic vocals that can be heard are provided by Alessandro Juliani who played Felix Gaeta in Battlestar Galactica. As a classical singer, he is also no stranger to singing in the same universe, having sung a song in-character in the episode of the same series entitled "Guess What's Coming to Dinner?".
Episode Goofs
Early in the first act, a headline for an article Amanda reads for Defense Times ends with a quotation mark, but has no opening mark.
The U-87 throws Philo against the column and his head strikes near the top and simply bounces off. Yet, there are streaks of blood that run down almost to the very bottom.
As a leftover from the abandoned revelation, one can briefly catch the face of Vergis's driver when he opens the door and see that he resembles the vision of Darius that Amanda has been seeing around everywhere.
Other Episode Crew
| • Creator | Ronald D. Moore | Remi Aubuchon |
| • Executive Producer | Ronald D. Moore | David Eick | Jane Espenson |
| • Co-Executive Producer | John Zinman | Jonas Pate | Patrick Massett | Michael Taylor (1) |
| • Supervising Producer | Drew Z. Greenberg |
| • Producer | Clara George | Wayne Rose |
| • Co-Producer | Maril Davis | Katherine Lingenfelter | James Halpern | Paul M. Leonard (1) |
| • Consulting Producer | Glen A. Larson |
| • Associate Producer | Gregg Tilson |
| • Production Designer | Richard Hudolin |
| • Editor | Harry B. Miller III (1) |
| • Casting | Heike Brandstatter | Coreen Mayrs | Robert J. Ulrich | Eric Dawson | Carol Kritzer | Sibby Kirchgessner |
| • First Assistant Director | Michael Shandley |
| • Second Assistant Director | Riley Walsh |
| • Music | Bear McCreary |
| • Music Editor | Michael Baber |
| • Costume Designer | Glenne Campbell (1) |
| • Hairstylist | Danna Rutherford |
| • Key Grip | Michael Dorian Perodie |
| • Set Decorator | Shane Vieau |
| • Location Manager | Geoff Teoli |
| • Property Master | Ken Hawryliw |
| • Script Supervisor | Corey Jones |
| • Production Coordinator | Fawn McDonald |
| • Script Coordinator | Kim Rome |
| • Assistant Editor | Carmelo Casalenuovo | Seagan Ngai |
| • Gaffer | Jeff Trebenski |
| • Director of Photography | Stephen McNutt |
| • Art Director | Douglas McLean |
| • Assistant Production Coordinator | Tara Mews |
| • Post Production Coordinator | Bettina Zachariah Treviranus |
| • Production Manager | Erin Smith (1) |
| • Production Accountant | Laurie Boyle |
| • "A" Camera Operator | Tim Spencer |
| • Visual Effects Editor | Eric Lea (1) |
| • Colorist | George Cvjetnicanin |
| • Assistant Costume Designer | Katharine Wigzell |
| • Based On Characters Created By | Glen A. Larson |
| • Assistant Art Director | Ivana Vasak |
| • Makeup Artist | Rebecca Lee (3) |
| • First Assistant Art Director | Ivana Vasak | David Maclean |
| • "B" Camera Operator | Glen Dickson |
| • "c" Camera Operator | Ivan Maldnado |
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