First Look at Galactica Spinoff!

It's always a pleasure to see some fan-based humor injected into the Battlestar universe. I saw this on the BSG forums today and found it quite the gut-buster. Thanks to GoonSquad for giving me permission to post the animated gif. You can see the orginal thread in the official BSG forums. Long live Serenitica!

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Caprica is an upcoming television series set in the fictional Battlestar Galactica universe. It is described as "television's first science fiction family saga," and will be set on the fictional planet Caprica, around fifty years before the events depicted in the re-imagined series. It will tell the story of the Twelve Colonies at peace and living in a society not unlike our own. But high-technology and a startling breakthrough in robotics brings to life the age-old dream of marrying artificial intelligence with mechanical bodies to create the first living robots—the Cylons. They are researched and built, ultimately leading to the Cylon War.

The series will revolve around two families: the Adamas and the Graystones. Joseph Adama, father of future Battlestar commander William Adama, is a renowned civil liberties lawyer who becomes an opponent of the artificial intelligence/Cylon experiments wrought by the Graystones, owners of a large computer corporation that builds the first Cylons.
-from the Caprica Wikipedia entry

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