Unvanquished: Difference between revisions

"Unvanquished"; An episode of the Caprica Series
Episode No.	Season 1, Episode 10
Writer(s)	Ryan Mottesheard
Story by
Director	Eric Stoltz
Assistant Director
Special guest(s)
Production No.
Nielsen Rating
US airdate	October 5, 2010
CAN airdate	October 5, 2010
UK airdate	2011
DVD release
Population	{{{population}}} survivors
Additional Info	Season 1.5 / Mid-Season Opener
	Full Credits
Episode Chronology
Related Information
	Official Summary
	R&D Skit – View
	[[IMDB:tt{{{imdb}}}\|IMDb entry]]
	Listing of props for this episode
Related Media
	@ BW Media
	Promotional Materials
	Online Purchasing
	Amazon: Standard Definition \| High Definition
	iTunes: [{{{itunes}}} USA]

Revision as of 02:20, 7 October 2010

"Unvanquished" is the title for the 10th episode of Caprica.

Zoe's deactivated U-87 prototype becomes the first Cylon to be "boxed." In this case, the term is twice used to describe the literal crating of the physical machine for storage and possible future repair. Decades later, humanoid Cylons will use the term to indicate the electronic detention of the personalities/soul(s) of individuals or of entire lines, without bodies. Similarly, Zoe and Tamara exist only in V-world at this point, without corporeal bodies.

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 == Notes ==
-Zoe's deactive U-87 prototype becomes the first Cylon to be "boxed". In this case, the term is twice used to describe the literal crating of the physical machine for storage and possible future repair.  Decades later, humanoid Cylons will use the term to indicate the electronic detention of the individual's or entire line's personalities/soul(s) without bodies.  Similarly, Zoe and Tamara exist only in V-world at this point, without corporeal bodies.
+* Zoe's deactivated U-87 prototype becomes the first Cylon to be "boxed." In this case, the term is twice used to describe the literal crating of the physical machine for storage and possible future repair.  Decades later, humanoid Cylons will use the term to indicate the electronic detention of the personalities/soul(s) of individuals or of entire lines, without bodies.  Similarly, Zoe and Tamara exist only in V-world at this point, without corporeal bodies.
 == Analysis ==

"Unvanquished" An episode of the Caprica Series

Episode No.	Season 1, Episode 10
Writer(s)	Ryan Mottesheard
Story by
Director	Eric Stoltz
Assistant Director
Special guest(s)
Production No.
Nielsen Rating
US airdate	October 5, 2010
CAN airdate	October 5, 2010
UK airdate	2011
DVD release
Population	{{{population}}} survivors
Additional Info	Season 1.5 / Mid-Season Opener
Full Credits
Episode Chronology
Previous		Next
End of Line	Unvanquished	Retribution
Related Information
Official Summary
R&D Skit – View
[[IMDB:tt{{{imdb}}}\|IMDb entry]]
Listing of props for this episode
Related Media
			@ BW Media
Promotional Materials

Online Purchasing
Amazon: *Standard Definition* \| *High Definition*
iTunes: [{{{itunes}}} USA]