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'''Baxter Sarno''' is a [[Caprica (RDM)|Caprica]]-based comedian and late night talk show host of ''[[Backtalk with Baxter Sarno]]''. Sarno's major audience consists primarily of teenagers and college students. He is seen as anti-corporate, and he is a staunch critic of the [[holoband]] technology and the moral decline he perceives coming from its use | '''Baxter Sarno''' is a [[Caprica (RDM)|Caprica]]-based comedian and late night talk show host of ''[[Backtalk with Baxter Sarno]]''. Sarno's major audience consists primarily of teenagers and college students. He is seen as anti-corporate, and he is a staunch critic of the [[holoband]] technology and the moral decline he perceives coming from its use {{CAP|The Reins of a Waterfall|False Labor}}. | ||
Other than a scathing joke about his "first and third marriages" and a passing reference to a niece named Candice, details about his personal life are unknown {{CAP|Gravedancing|Apotheosis (episode)}}. | |||
== Noteworthy Involvement in Caprican Society == | |||
After [[Amanda Graystone]]'s ill-conceived declaration that [[Zoe Graystone]] was one of the bombers of the [[Maglev]] commuter train, he makes comical critiques and opines on the Graystones and their brand, in particular the said holoband technology. This forces [[Daniel Graystone]] to make his first ever appearance on the show to shift the blame from the holoband to his daughter. Sarno is pleasantly surprised when Daniel (with his wife, Amanda) declares that [[Graystone Industries]] will offer open access to the holoband technology and [[virtual world]] licensing, in addition to noting that any proceeds from sales of said technology will be donated to a charity fund {{CAP|Gravedancing}}. | After [[Amanda Graystone]]'s ill-conceived declaration that [[Zoe Graystone]] was one of the bombers of the [[Maglev]] commuter train, he makes comical critiques and opines on the Graystones and their brand, in particular the said holoband technology. This forces [[Daniel Graystone]] to make his first ever appearance on the show to shift the blame from the holoband to his daughter. Sarno is pleasantly surprised when Daniel (with his wife, Amanda) declares that [[Graystone Industries]] will offer open access to the holoband technology and [[virtual world]] licensing, in addition to noting that any proceeds from sales of said technology will be donated to a charity fund {{CAP|Gravedancing}}. | ||
Sarno later hosts Daniel's chief rival, [[Tomas Vergis]], on the show. After gratefully receiving a gift of [[Tauron (RDM)|Tauron]] cigars from his guest, Sarno's interview leads to the revelation that Vergis intends to become a citizen of Caprica | Sarno later hosts Daniel's chief rival, [[Tomas Vergis]], on the show. After gratefully receiving a gift of [[Tauron (RDM)|Tauron]] cigars from his guest, Sarno's interview leads to the revelation that Vergis intends to become a citizen of Caprica {{CAP|Know Thy Enemy}}. | ||
Several years after these events, Sarno conducts a special interview in the [[Graystone Estate]] with Daniel about the unprecedented popularity of [[Cylons (RDM)|Cylons]] in Caprican society {{CAP|Apotheosis (episode)}}. | Several years after these events, Sarno conducts a special interview in the [[Graystone Estate]] with Daniel about the unprecedented popularity of [[Cylons (RDM)|Cylons]] in Caprican society {{CAP|Apotheosis (episode)}}. | ||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* Sarno's critical eye also targets other colonies, referring to [[Picon]] as "barely a planet" in his monologue before introducing [[Daniel Graystone]] {{CAP|Gravedancing|del1=y}}. | |||
* Patton Oswalt was one of the first ''[[Caprica (series)|Caprica]]'' major guest star castings to be announced<ref>{{cite_web|url=http://spoilertv.blogspot.com/2009/08/caprica-casting-news.html|title=Caprica - Casting News |date=August 21, 2009|accessdate=August 21, 2009|last=|first=|format=|language=English}}</ref><ref name ="recall">{{cite_web|url=http://spoilertv.blogspot.com/2009/07/caprica-episode-102-rebirth-casting.html|title=Caprica - Episode 1.02 - Rebirth - Casting Call |date=July 2, 2009|accessdate=August 21, 2009|last=|first=|format=|language=English}}</ref>, prior to that of [[James Marsters]]. | * Patton Oswalt was one of the first ''[[Caprica (series)|Caprica]]'' major guest star castings to be announced<ref>{{cite_web|url=http://spoilertv.blogspot.com/2009/08/caprica-casting-news.html|title=Caprica - Casting News |date=August 21, 2009|accessdate=August 21, 2009|last=|first=|format=|language=English}}</ref><ref name ="recall">{{cite_web|url=http://spoilertv.blogspot.com/2009/07/caprica-episode-102-rebirth-casting.html|title=Caprica - Episode 1.02 - Rebirth - Casting Call |date=July 2, 2009|accessdate=August 21, 2009|last=|first=|format=|language=English}}</ref>, prior to that of [[James Marsters]]. | ||
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Baxter Sarno is a Caprica-based comedian and late night talk show host of Backtalk with Baxter Sarno. Sarno's major audience consists primarily of teenagers and college students. He is seen as anti-corporate, and he is a staunch critic of the holoband technology and the moral decline he perceives coming from its use (CAP: "The Reins of a Waterfall" and "False Labor").
Other than a scathing joke about his "first and third marriages" and a passing reference to a niece named Candice, details about his personal life are unknown (CAP: "Gravedancing" and "Apotheosis").
Noteworthy Involvement in Caprican Society
After Amanda Graystone's ill-conceived declaration that Zoe Graystone was one of the bombers of the Maglev commuter train, he makes comical critiques and opines on the Graystones and their brand, in particular the said holoband technology. This forces Daniel Graystone to make his first ever appearance on the show to shift the blame from the holoband to his daughter. Sarno is pleasantly surprised when Daniel (with his wife, Amanda) declares that Graystone Industries will offer open access to the holoband technology and virtual world licensing, in addition to noting that any proceeds from sales of said technology will be donated to a charity fund (CAP: "Gravedancing").
Sarno later hosts Daniel's chief rival, Tomas Vergis, on the show. After gratefully receiving a gift of Tauron cigars from his guest, Sarno's interview leads to the revelation that Vergis intends to become a citizen of Caprica (CAP: "Know Thy Enemy").
Several years after these events, Sarno conducts a special interview in the Graystone Estate with Daniel about the unprecedented popularity of Cylons in Caprican society (CAP: "Apotheosis").
Notes
- Sarno's critical eye also targets other colonies, referring to Picon as "barely a planet" in his monologue before introducing Daniel Graystone (CAP: "Gravedancing" deleted scene).
- Patton Oswalt was one of the first Caprica major guest star castings to be announced[1][2], prior to that of James Marsters.
References
- ↑ Caprica - Casting News (backup available on Archive.org) . (August 21, 2009). Retrieved on August 21, 2009.
- ↑ Caprica - Episode 1.02 - Rebirth - Casting Call (backup available on Archive.org) . (July 2, 2009). Retrieved on August 21, 2009.