Drew: Graystone Industries technician
Drew was a technician of Graystone Industries assigned to the U-87 battle robot project. He helped Daniel Graystone investigate why the prototype could not be replicated, ran afoul of the machine controlled by Zoe-A, and later helped foil a Soldiers of the One bomb plot at Atlas Arena.
Drew was a technician of Graystone Industries on Caprica, assigned to the U-87 battle robot project being developed for the Caprican military. He worked alongside Philomon under Dr. Daniel Graystone, crossed paths with the prototype that had fallen under the control of Zoe-A, and later had a part in foiling a Soldiers of the One bomb plot at Atlas Arena. (Caprica, "Rebirth"; Caprica, "End of Line"; Caprica, "Apotheosis")
The U-87 project#
Drew served as a technician at Graystone Industries, and he was assigned to the U-87 project, a battle robot under development for the Caprican military. After a Meta-Cognitive Processor was installed into a prototype U-87, Drew and Philomon aided Dr. Daniel Graystone in trying to determine why the company could not replicate the result. None of them realized that the prototype was under the control of Zoe-A. (Caprica, "Rebirth")
During his first encounter with the prototype, Drew spoke of the machine as a mere tool. When he tried to drive a screw into it, he lost a fingertip. After the prototype fled Graystone Industries and was wrecked in the attempt, Drew was moved to other work within the company. (Caprica, "Rebirth"; Caprica, "End of Line")
Atlas Arena#
Drew turns up again during the Soldiers of the One bomb plot at Atlas Arena, which Graystone's Cylons stopped, and he was part of the effort to foil it. (Caprica, "Apotheosis")
Frequently asked questions
- Who was Drew in Caprica?
- Drew was a technician of Graystone Industries on Caprica who was assigned to the U-87 project, a battle robot being developed for the Caprican military.
- What happened to Drew with the U-87 prototype?
- Drew helped Daniel Graystone try to determine why the prototype U-87 could not be replicated, unaware it was under the control of Zoe-A. He offended the machine by describing it as a tool, and lost a fingertip when he tried to drive a screw into the robot.
- What did Drew do at Atlas Arena?
- Drew had a part in foiling the Soldiers of the One bomb plot at Atlas Arena, where Graystone's Cylons stopped the attack.
Sources
- EpisodeCaprica, "Rebirth", Caprica, Season 1 (2010)
- EpisodeCaprica, "End of Line", Caprica, Season 1 (2010)
- EpisodeCaprica, "Apotheosis", Caprica, Season 1 (2011)
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Daniel Graystone
Dr. Daniel Graystone was the Caprican computer engineer behind Graystone Industries and the U-87 battle robot. By marrying a stolen processor to his late daughter's consciousness program, he created the first Cylon and set the Twelve Colonies on the road to their own destruction.

Philomon
Philomon was a lab technician at Graystone Industries who worked on the U-87 battle robot program. While trying to discover why the prototype could not be copied, he was unknowingly aided by Zoe-A, the consciousness controlling the robot, and was killed when it rebelled.

Atlas: Lord of Kobol who bore the sky
Atlas appears to be one of the Lords of Kobol worshipped in the Colonial polytheist faith. He gave his name to Caprica City's Atlas Arena, where a great statue of him, posed as if bearing a heavy load, stood watch.

Caprica: the Colonial capital
Caprica was the richest of the Twelve Colonies, seat of the Colonial government, and the world where the Cylons were built. The Cylon attack destroyed it.

Zoe-A
Zoe-A was a sentient artificial intelligence created by the Caprican prodigy Zoe Graystone as a digital recreation of herself. Through a damaged chip placed in the U-87 battle robot, the program from which she sprang came to underlie every mechanical Cylon built before and during the Cylon War.
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