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Well, you have to remember that Zoe is basically a teenager trapped in a robot body. She's not going to be thinking about taking over anything, because she is pretty freaked out about being a robot. Plus in her "mind" Daniel is still her father.

The only thing I thought was dumb was when Amanda Graystone got up in front of the mob and told them her daughter was a terrorist.

Mandy wrote:Well, you have to remember that Zoe is basically a teenager trapped in a robot body. She's not going to be thinking about taking over anything, because she is pretty freaked out about being a robot. Plus in her "mind" Daniel is still her father.

The only thing I thought was dumb was when Amanda Graystone got up in front of the mob and told them her daughter was a terrorist.

This is an entirely religious show.

Yeah, it's going to have lots of religious stuff in it, especially since most of the Cylons in BSG were religious.

I didn't get a chance to see the first episode, I hope it's on-demand.

It would be interesting to see how the cylons turn.

Pssst! Large swivel-joint at the waist. Didn't miss much.

Freakzilla wrote:I didn't get a chance to see the first episode, I hope it's on-demand.

It would be interesting to see how the cylons turn.

If not, they will probably rerun it right before the new episode Friday.

It's on iTunes, too. In fact, the first part of the pilot is available for free.

(I'm still boycotting, personally; I provide the information only as a service to my fellow Dune-heads)

I don't think I'll have a chance to miss it again:

http://www.syfy.com/schedule/index.php? ... xt=Caprica" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Hulu?

I spend too much time online without watching TV on the computer. TV time is spent with a real TV.

A lot of Blue-Ray players have wireless cards in them now. Some laptops even have HDMI hookups on them. If you can turn your TV into a monitor, what's the difference?

Netflix is coming to Wii in March, which will be totally awesome for me.