Ha! I'm kidding. He's a nutso terrorist leader who wraps his arm in barbed wire because of god and pain being awesome or something. I haven't gotten around to watching Caprica yet -- I hear it's very good, but I think I'm just going to wait until season 1 comes out on Netflix or something -- so I have no idea what any of this synopsis means:
Rival industrialist Tomas Vergis arrives on Caprica demanding a meeting with Daniel, threatening to reveal proof that Daniel stole the chip that is key the U-87 Cylon, and Graystone's military contract. Vergis whirls up a publicity storm that steals the heart of the Caprican public, and surprisingly serves up a friendly offer to Daniel that could save Graystone Industries. But there's a catch to his proposal that could haunt Daniel for years to come.Enh, whatever. But kudos to Marsters for making his way to yet another nerd TV franchise. Admittedly, he almost exclusively plays crazy guys and villains, and Barnabas here seems like a guy who is a crazy villain, so it's certainly within his range. But I do appreciate Marsters' willingness to be in nerdy TV shows and nerdy TV shows alone. (Via Scifi Wire)
Clarice, panicked that off-world STO leadership has been backing a rogue named Barnabas, steps up her plans to acquire Zoe's avatar program and may find her answer through befriending Amanda. Meanwhile, wanting to fulfill her own promise to Zoe, Lacy goes with Keon to meet the enigmatic Barnabas, opening herself up to a new world of danger.
After the revelation that the avatar of his daughter Tamara is still lost in V-World, Joseph starts his quest to find her in a virtual world he knows nothing about.
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