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* In his [[podcast]] for this episode, [[Ronald D. Moore|Ron D. Moore]] suggests that "this farm that Kara is part of is one of many that are strewn all over Caprica and the other colonies, trying to conceive, trying to figure out ways that the [[Cylons]] can reproduce; and one would presume that they're using human women, and in other facilities they're using human men, and that a variety of ''in vitro'' programs are being tested..."
* In his [[podcast]] for this episode, [[Ronald D. Moore|Ron D. Moore]] suggests that "this farm that Kara is part of is one of many that are strewn all over Caprica and the other colonies, trying to conceive, trying to figure out ways that the [[Cylons]] can reproduce; and one would presume that they're using human women, and in other facilities they're using human men, and that a variety of ''in vitro'' programs are being tested..."
* One would suspect that given the number of farms there would be, that the combined human population of these may actually exceed that of [[the fleet]].


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Revision as of 11:15, 16 March 2007

A Caprican Farm.

The Farms are a series of facilities on occupied Caprica (and presumably the other colonies) constructed by the Cylons in an effort to solve their difficulties with sexual reproduction.

One such center, to which Kara Thrace and Sue-Shaun were taken after being wounded in an ambush held hundreds of women hooked up to medical equipment, being used as living incubators. Thrace was held separately and had a number of her eggs harvested by a Humanoid Cylon posing as a physician who called himself Simon.

According to Caprica-Valerii, the Farms actually "haven't been very successful" and presumably they have never actually succeeded in their goal of producing Cylon/Human hybrids. This is why the Cylon experiment was developed which manipulated Helo into falling in love with Caprica-Valerii. The Cylons theorized that the Farms failed because a child must be conceived in love (keeping in mind that the Cylons believe that "God is love"), and as a result Caprica-Valerii had the first successful hybrid pregnancy.

Caprica Resistance leader Samuel Anders promised Kara that his band of fighters would attempt to destroy as many of these farms as they could (The Farm).

Notes

  • In his podcast for this episode, Ron D. Moore suggests that "this farm that Kara is part of is one of many that are strewn all over Caprica and the other colonies, trying to conceive, trying to figure out ways that the Cylons can reproduce; and one would presume that they're using human women, and in other facilities they're using human men, and that a variety of in vitro programs are being tested..."
  • One would suspect that given the number of farms there would be, that the combined human population of these may actually exceed that of the fleet.
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