The Best Episodes of Caprica

The Graystones find Zoe with a vengeful Clarice closing in, while the Ha'La'Tha turns on the Adama brothers.

Director: Michael Nankin

Writer: Michael Taylor

Daniel, Amanda, and Zoe race to stop Clarice's master plan and save thousands of lives before Caprica is changed forever.

Director: Jonas Pate

Writer: Kevin Murphy, Jane Espenson

When Daniel finally sets a deadline for resetting the U-87 Cylon - and unknowingly ending Zoe-A’s existence as she knows it - she makes a desperate attempt to save herself. But when her plan backfires, she finds herself out of time and out of options.

Director: Roxann Dawson

Writer: Michael Taylor

The Graystones search New Cap City for Zoe, while Lacy uncovers a mystery about the Cylons. Clarice learns the truth about Amanda.

Director: Michael Nankin

Writer: Patrick Massett, John Zinman

Following Amanda's public revelation that their daughter was responsible for the MAGLEV tragedy, the Graystones must face the wrath of angry Capricans.

Director: Ronald D. Moore

Writer: Michael Angeli

Lacy's journey to Gemenon turns into a life or death race against the clock. The pressure on Amanda and Duram for evidence mounts as Clarice gets one step closer to Apotheosis.

Director: Omar Madha

Writer: Kevin Murphy

Zoe's avatar tries to adapt to her new life inside a robot's body while the Graystones and the Adamas cope with their losses. Elsewhere, Lacy dines with Sister Clarice, and young Will Adama spends some quality time with his shady uncle.

Director: Jonas Pate

Writer: Mark Verheiden

The avatar of Tamara Adama wanders V-World, unaware that she died nearly a month ago in the MagLev bombing and discovers a new side to V-World -- New Cap City, a place where people live random lives of violence and crime in search of the game’s elusive meaning.

Director: Michael Nankin

Writer: Kath Lingenfelter

Amanda’s life spirals out of control as she begins to see visions of her brother, who died years earlier. As a result, Clarice sees an opportunity to gain her trust and we learn a dark secret from Amanda’s past that could have major implications for her life with Daniel.

Director: Wayne Rose

Writer: Matthew B. Roberts

Daniel is beginning to suspect that Zoe-Avatar is in the robot, but his pleas for his daughter to reveal herself go ignored. In an effort to flush her out, he launches a campaign of psychological torture, resulting in escalating tests that force Zoe into a choice she cannot take back.

Director: Wayne Rose

Writer: Michael Taylor

Having lost both his wife and company, Daniel approaches the Ha'la'tha with a deal to capitalise on virtual avatars as a means of defeating grief.

Director: Eric Stoltz

Writer: Ryan Mottesheard

Joseph and Sam Adama revisit their past on Tauron and must make a decision about where their loyalties lie. Daniel discovers Zoe's avatar has survived, while Duram is burned at the GDD.

Director: John Dahl

Writer: Matthew B. Roberts

Daniel's deal with the Ha'la'tha leads to some unpalatable choices.

Director: Jonas Pate

Writer: Patrick Massett, John Zinman

Tomas Vergis confronts Daniel over the theft of the meta-cognitive processor and the two workers who were murdered in the robbery. However, his means of revenge aren't quite what Daniel expects.

Director: Michael Nankin

Writer: Patrick Massett, John Zinman

Lines of loyalty have been drawn. Where do you stand?

Director: Tim Hunter

Writer: Drew Z. Greenberg

Sam Adama's illegal gun trade puts his life in danger, as he turns to an unlikely ally for assistance. Daniel's involvement with the Ha'La'Tha deepens.

Director: John Dahl

Writer: Michael Taylor

On the vibrant world of Caprica, in a culture recognizably close to our own, two dynamic families - the Graystones and the Adamas - live separately on opposite ends of society until they are brought together by tragedy.

Director: Jeffrey Reiner

Writer: Ronald D. Moore, Remi Aubuchon

Daniel preps himself to go on the popular Backtalk with Baxter Sarno to put a good spin on his daughter's role in the bombing tragedy, despite protests from Amanda who is unaware that Sam is waiting for his moment to carry out his brother's requested hit.

Director: Michael W. Watkins

Writer: Michael Angeli, Jane Espenson