- For the anti-Tauron racial slur, see: dirt eater.
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| "The Dirteaters" An episode of the Caprica Series | |||
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| Episode No. | Season 1, Episode 15 | ||
| Writer(s) | Matthew B. Roberts | ||
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| Director | John Dahl | ||
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| US airdate |  2011[1]
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Overview
- "The Dirteaters" is the title for the 15th episode of Caprica.
Summary
Act 1
Act 2
Act 3
Act 4
Notes
- "Dirt eater" is a derogatory term for a Tauron.
- Joseph is seen for the first time with the lighter that, according to a much-older William, he always carried with him into the courtroom. Nearly sixty years later, William lends the same lighter to his own son for good luck before a battle (TRS: "The Hand of God").
Analysis
Questions
Official Statements
- From an interview with Scifi Wire:
- Esai Morales: "There's one we unofficially call 'Adama-rama.' It's called 'Dirt Eaters' and it shows the history of my brother (Sasha Roiz) and I on the show, our history when we were little, when he was actually shorter than me."
Noteworthy Dialogue
Guest Stars
- Scott Porter as Nestor Willow
- Peter Wingfield as Gara Singh
- Jorge Montesi as The Guatrau
- Aleks Paunovic as William Adama Sr.
- Elisabeth Rosen as Kolibri
- Sina Najafi as William Adama
- Genevieve Buechner as Tamara Adama
- Panou as Olaf
- Teryl Rothery as Evelyn
- Jim Thomson as Voice of Serge
- Christian Tessier as Francis
- Alison Araya as Isabelle Adama
- Daleal Monjazeb as Young Joseph
- Alexander Kambolis as Young Sam
- Diego Diablo Del Mar as Bartender
- William C. Vaughan as Fan Boy
- Nicola Anderson as GDD Receptionist
- Colin Decker as Herac Soldier
References
- ↑ Gorman, Bill (27 October 2010). Caprica Cancelled by Syfy (backup available on Archive.org) . Retrieved on 28 October 2010.