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	== Questions ==		== Questions ==
	* Is the planet that Operation Raptor Talon takes place over the eventual [[Cylon homeworld\|homeworld]] of the Cylons?([[No Exit\|Answer #1]], [[Islanded in a Stream of Stars\|#2]])		* Is the planet that Operation Raptor Talon takes place over the eventual [[Cylon homeworld\|homeworld]] of the Cylons? ([[No Exit\|Answer #1]], [[Islanded in a Stream of Stars\|#2]])
	* Based on the point of view perspective given in Episode 4, what function does the Centurion's pulsing red light perform, if not gathering visual data?		* Based on the point of view perspective given in Episode 4, what function does the Centurion's pulsing red light perform, if not gathering visual data?
	* How many captives are still alive by the time Adama discovers them?		* How many captives are still alive by the time Adama discovers them?

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	* The zoom out away from ''Galactica'' in Episode 7 is a callback to the very beginning of the Miniseries where the camera zooms past that moon and into the battlestar; indeed, it is in fact the same shot reversed.		* The zoom out away from ''Galactica'' in Episode 7 is a callback to the very beginning of the Miniseries where the camera zooms past that moon and into the battlestar; indeed, it is in fact the same shot reversed.
	* In what may be construed as a bit of irony, [[Ben Cotton]] would later be cast as [[Coker Fasjovik]] in ''[[Blood and Chrome]]'', a character who is saddled with [[William Adama]] (played by [[Luke Pasqualino]] in that installment, instead of [[Nico Cortez]]) during the [[First Cylon War]]. While nebulous, there is likely no correlation between Cotton's unnamed character in this "Razor Flashback" and Fasjovik, as ''Battlestar'' actors have often played completely different characters in different installments in the [[Re-imagined Series]] timeline.		* In what may be construed as a bit of irony, [[Ben Cotton]] would later be cast as [[Coker Fasjovik]] in ''[[Blood and Chrome]]'', a character who is saddled with [[William Adama]] (played by [[Luke Pasqualino]] in that installment, instead of [[Nico Cortez]]) during the [[First Cylon War]]. While nebulous, there is likely no correlation between Cotton's unnamed character in this "Razor Flashback" and Fasjovik, as ''Battlestar'' actors have often played completely different characters in different installments in the [[Re-imagined Series]] timeline.
			* The Razor Flashbacks were cited in contemporary press coverage as an example of the television industry's broader experimentation with short-form "minisode" content; an Associated Press feature run in ''The News-Times'' (Danbury, Connecticut) on October 9, 2007, reported that the Sci Fi Channel was using the two-minute installments as an on-air promotional push ahead of the two-hour "Razor" television event, which the article listed as premiering November 24, 2007.<ref name="newstimes-ap-minisodes-context">{{cite news\|url=https://www.newspapers.com/image/1319941808/#:~:text=as%20an%20on-air%20promotional%20push\|title=TV 'minisodes' lure advertisers and viewers\|author=Littlejohn, Janice Rhoshalle\|agency=Associated Press\|newspaper=The News-Times\|location=Danbury, Connecticut\|date=2007-10-09\|page=14\|url-access=subscription\|via=Newspapers.com\|accessdate=2026-07-02}}</ref> In the same article, Ronald D. Moore discussed the creative constraints of the two-minute format compared to writing hour-long episodes, saying it "forces you into sort of an abbreviated kind of idea of what story is," and said he was uncertain whether minisodes and webisodes would have a lasting future.<ref name="newstimes-ap-minisodes-moore-quote">{{cite news\|url=https://www.newspapers.com/image/1319941808/#:~:text=forces%20you%20into%20sort%20of%20an%20abbreviated%20kind%20of%20idea%20of%20what%20story%20is\|title=TV 'minisodes' lure advertisers and viewers\|author=Littlejohn, Janice Rhoshalle\|agency=Associated Press\|newspaper=The News-Times\|location=Danbury, Connecticut\|date=2007-10-09\|page=14\|url-access=subscription\|via=Newspapers.com\|accessdate=2026-07-02}}</ref>

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	\| text = "I have never had an experience like that since."		\| text = "I have never had an experience like that since."
	\| sign = [[Nico Cortez]]		\| sign = [[Nico Cortez]]
	\| source = <ref name="galacticatv-cortez-razor-experience-quote">{{cite_web\|url=http://www.galactica.tv/battlestar-galactica-2003-interviews/nico-cortez-galactica.tv-interview.html\|title=Nico Cortez GALACTICA.TV interview\|date=2010-08-28\|accessdate=2026-07-02\|last=Damen\|first=Marcel}}</ref>		\| source = <ref name="galacticatv-cortez-razor-experience-quote">{{cite_web\|url=http://www.galactica.tv/battlestar-galactica-2003-interviews/nico-cortez-galactica.tv-interview.html#:~:text=I%20have%20never%20had%20an%20experience%20like%20that%20since\|title=Nico Cortez GALACTICA.TV interview\|date=2010-08-28\|accessdate=2026-07-02\|last=Damen\|first=Marcel}}</ref>
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	== Noteworthy Dialogue ==		== Noteworthy Dialogue ==

	* ''[[William Adama]] jokes around with [[Jaycie McGavin]] in ~~bed~~:''		{{Dialogue
	~~:::~~ '''McGavin:''' You put your boots out?		\| context = [[William Adama\|William "Husker" Adama]] jokes around with [[Jaycie McGavin]] in the [[duty locker]]:
	~~:::~~ '''Adama:''' Ran into the commander when I was doing it.		\| lines = '''McGavin:''' You put your boots out?
	~~:::~~ '''McGavin:''' Frak. What did he say?
	~~:::~~ '''Adama:''' (laughs) Took ~~one~~ look at my bare feet and said "What do you hear, Husker?"		'''Adama:''' Ran into the commander when I was doing it.
	~~:::~~ '''McGavin:''' "[[Nothing but the rain]], sir!"
	~~:::~~ '''Adama:''' "Grab your gun and bring in the cat. Boom, boom, boom."		'''McGavin:''' Frak. What did he say?

			'''Adama:''' ''(laughs)'' Took one look at my bare feet and said "What do you hear, Husker?"

			'''McGavin:''' "[[Nothing but the rain]], sir!"

			'''Adama:''' "Grab your gun and bring in the cat. Boom, boom, boom."
			}}

	== Cast ==		== Cast ==

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	== Official Statements ==		== Official Statements ==

	* ''Ron Moore talking about the differences between the ''Razor Flashbacks'' and the [[Battlestar Galactica: The Resistance\|''Resistance'' webisodes]]:''		{{Quote
	: The distinction between the two is that webisodes were new material created specifically for the internet, while the featurettes are really little more than deleted scenes from "Razor." In the first instance, we were being asked to write and produce new material without compensation or credit, while in the second we simply repurposed existing material that would otherwise end up on the cutting room floor. That’s not to say that the featurettes weren’t subject to a great deal of haggling and negotiation with the studio over issues of reuse and ~~credits—they~~ were. But in the end, I agreed to go with the featurettes while still refusing to produce more webisodes because I felt that using existing scenes in this format was different than creating new stories. Hopefully, the new contract that gets hammered out between the studios and the writers’ guild will clear up all of this and provide enough clarity so that showrunners like myself won’t have to be in the position of making these calls on a case by case basis.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=http://www.rondmoore.com/Site/Blog/Entries/2007/11/20_The_Razor_Featurettes.html\|title=RonMoore.com; The Razor Featurettes\|date=20 ~~November 2007~~\|accessdate=30 ~~November 2007~~\|last=Moore\|first=Ronald D.~~\|format=\|language=~~}}</ref>		\| context = [[Ronald D. Moore\|Ron Moore]] talking about the differences between the ''Razor Flashbacks'' and the [[Battlestar Galactica: The Resistance\|''Resistance'' webisodes]]:
			\| text = The distinction between the two is that webisodes were new material created specifically for the internet, while the featurettes are really little more than deleted scenes from "Razor." In the first instance, we were being asked to write and produce new material without compensation or credit, while in the second we simply repurposed existing material that would otherwise end up on the cutting room floor. That’s not to say that the featurettes weren’t subject to a great deal of haggling and negotiation with the studio over issues of reuse and credits—they were. But in the end, I agreed to go with the featurettes while still refusing to produce more webisodes because I felt that using existing scenes in this format was different than creating new stories. Hopefully, the new contract that gets hammered out between the studios and the writers’ guild will clear up all of this and provide enough clarity so that showrunners like myself won’t have to be in the position of making these calls on a case by case basis.
			\| sign = [[Ronald D. Moore]]
			\| source = <ref>{{cite_web\|url=http://www.rondmoore.com/Site/Blog/Entries/2007/11/20_The_Razor_Featurettes.html\|title=RonMoore.com; The Razor Featurettes\|date=2007-11-20\|accessdate=2007-11-30\|last=Moore\|first=Ronald D.}}</ref>
			}}

	* ''[[Gary Hutzel]] discusses the [[Operation Raptor Talon]] sequence:''		{{Quote
	: "We have a ridiculous sequence that people can't believe when they see it. It's the death of ''[[Columbia (RDM)\|Columbia]]'', which is ~~one~~ of the original series battleships being destroyed. It causes young [[William Adama\|Adama]] to go after some [[Raider (RDM)\|Raider]]s. He hits the atmosphere, ejects and is forced to parachute. In the course of getting out of the ship, he's attacked by a [[Cylon Centurion Model 0005\|Centurion]] in mid-air; then they hit the ground and continue the fight! It was over-the-top and pretty demanding."<ref name="vfxworld-2">{{cite_web\|url=http://vfxworld.com/?atype=articles&id=3460&page=2\|title=		\| context = [[Gary Hutzel]] discusses the [[Operation Raptor Talon]] sequence:
	Raising the VFX Bar In-House on ''Battlestar Galactica: Razor''\|date=26 ~~November 2007~~\|accessdate=30 ~~November 2007~~\|last=Bennett\|first=Tara DiLullo~~\|format=\|language=~~\|page=2}}</ref>		\| text = "We have a ridiculous sequence that people can't believe when they see it. It's the death of ''[[Columbia (RDM)\|Columbia]]'', which is one of the original series battleships being destroyed. It causes young [[William Adama\|Adama]] to go after some [[Raider (RDM)\|Raider]]s. He hits the atmosphere, ejects and is forced to parachute. In the course of getting out of the ship, he's attacked by a [[Cylon Centurion Model 0005\|Centurion]] in mid-air; then they hit the ground and continue the fight! It was over-the-top and pretty demanding."
			\| sign = [[Gary Hutzel]]
			\| source = <ref name="vfxworld-2">{{cite_web\|url=http://vfxworld.com/?atype=articles&id=3460&page=2\|title=Raising the VFX Bar In-House on ''Battlestar Galactica: Razor''\|date=2007-11-26\|accessdate=2007-11-30\|last=Bennett\|first=Tara DiLullo\|page=2}}</ref>
			}}

	* ''Nico Cortez on his time playing the young Adama in the flashbacks:''		{{Quote
	: "I have never had an experience like that since."<ref name="galacticatv-cortez-razor-experience-quote">{{cite_web\|url=http://www.galactica.tv/battlestar-galactica-2003-interviews/nico-cortez-galactica.tv-interview.html~~#:~:text=I%20have%20never%20had%20an%20experience%20like%20that%20since~~\|title=Nico Cortez GALACTICA.TV interview\|date=28 ~~August 2010~~\|accessdate=~~2 July~~ 2026\|last=Damen\|first=Marcel~~\|format=\|language=~~}}</ref>		\| context = [[Nico Cortez]] on his time playing the young Adama in the flashbacks:
			\| text = "I have never had an experience like that since."
			\| sign = [[Nico Cortez]]
			\| source = <ref name="galacticatv-cortez-razor-experience-quote">{{cite_web\|url=http://www.galactica.tv/battlestar-galactica-2003-interviews/nico-cortez-galactica.tv-interview.html\|title=Nico Cortez GALACTICA.TV interview\|date=2010-08-28\|accessdate=2026-07-02\|last=Damen\|first=Marcel}}</ref>
			}}

	== Noteworthy Dialogue ==		== Noteworthy Dialogue ==

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	===Episode 1: Day 4,571===		===Episode 1: Day 4,571===

	[[~~Image~~:Razor Flashback 1.jpg\|thumb\|Young [[William Adama\|Bill Adama]] with [[Jaycie McGavin]] on ''[[Galactica (TRS)\|Galactica]]''.]]		[[File:Razor Flashback 1.jpg\|thumb\|Young [[William Adama\|Bill Adama]] with [[Jaycie McGavin]] on ''[[Galactica (TRS)\|Galactica]]''.]]

	* Release date: October 5, 2007		* Release date: October 5, 2007
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	===Episode 2: The Hangar===		===Episode 2: The Hangar===

	[[~~Image~~:Razor Flashback 3.jpg\|thumb\|[[William Adama]] about to participate in [[Operation Raptor Talon]].]]		[[File:Razor Flashback 3.jpg\|thumb\|[[William Adama]] about to participate in [[Operation Raptor Talon]].]]

	* Release date: October 12, 2007		* Release date: October 12, 2007
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	===Episode 3: Operation Raptor Talon===		===Episode 3: Operation Raptor Talon===

	[[~~Image~~:Operation Raptor Talon.jpg\|thumb\|Combat over the [[ice planet]] during [[Operation Raptor Talon]].]]		[[File:Operation Raptor Talon.jpg\|thumb\|Combat over the [[ice planet]] during [[Operation Raptor Talon]].]]

	* Release date: October 19, 2007		* Release date: October 19, 2007
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	===Episode 4: Free Fall===		===Episode 4: Free Fall===

	[[~~Image~~:Razor Flashback - Centurion Free-Fall.png\|thumb\|Free falling [[Cylon Centurion Model 0005\|Centurion]] pursuing [[William Adama]].]]		[[File:Razor Flashback - Centurion Free-Fall.png\|thumb\|Free falling [[Cylon Centurion Model 0005\|Centurion]] pursuing [[William Adama]].]]

	* Release date: October 26, 2007		* Release date: October 26, 2007
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	[[~~Image~~:Razor Flashback - Adama and the Hybrid Tub.png\|thumb\|right\|[[William Adama\|Adama]] explores the laboratory.]]		[[File:Razor Flashback - Adama and the Hybrid Tub.png\|thumb\|right\|[[William Adama\|Adama]] explores the laboratory.]]

	* Release date: November 2, 2007		* Release date: November 2, 2007
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	===Episode 6: Survivors===		===Episode 6: Survivors===

	[[~~Image~~:Razor Flashback - Adama and the Cylon Lab.png\|thumb\|right\|[[William Adama\|Adama]] speaks with one of the survivors.]]		[[File:Razor Flashback - Adama and the Cylon Lab.png\|thumb\|right\|[[William Adama\|Adama]] speaks with one of the survivors.]]

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	[[~~Image~~:Gardian basestar.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The [[Guardian basestar]] taking off from the [[ice planet]].]]		[[File:Gardian basestar.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The [[Guardian basestar]] taking off from the [[ice planet]].]]

	* Release date: November 16, 2007		* Release date: November 16, 2007

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	*''Ron Moore talking about the differences between the ''Razor Flashbacks'' and the [[Battlestar Galactica: The Resistance\|''Resistance'' webisodes]]:''		*''Ron Moore talking about the differences between the ''Razor Flashbacks'' and the [[Battlestar Galactica: The Resistance\|''Resistance'' webisodes]]:''
	:The distinction between the two is that webisodes were new material created specifically for the internet, while the featurettes are really little more than deleted scenes from "Razor." In the first instance, we were being asked to write and produce new material without compensation or credit, while in the second we simply repurposed existing material that would otherwise end up on the cutting room floor. That’s not to say that the featurettes weren’t subject to a great deal of haggling and negotiation with the studio over issues of reuse and credits -- they were. But in the end, I agreed to go with the featurettes while still refusing to produce more webisodes because I felt that using existing scenes in this format was different than creating new stories. Hopefully, the new contract that gets hammered out between the studios and the writers’ guild will clear up all of this and provide enough clarity so that showrunners like myself won’t have to be in the position of making these calls on a case by case basis.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=http://www.rondmoore.com/Site/Blog/Entries/2007/11/20_The_Razor_Featurettes.html\|title=RonMoore.com; The Razor Featurettes\|date=20 November 2007\|accessdate=30 November 2007\|last=Moore\|first=Ronald D.\|format=\|language=}}</ref>		:The distinction between the two is that webisodes were new material created specifically for the internet, while the featurettes are really little more than deleted scenes from "Razor." In the first instance, we were being asked to write and produce new material without compensation or credit, while in the second we simply repurposed existing material that would otherwise end up on the cutting room floor. That’s not to say that the featurettes weren’t subject to a great deal of haggling and negotiation with the studio over issues of reuse and credits—they were. But in the end, I agreed to go with the featurettes while still refusing to produce more webisodes because I felt that using existing scenes in this format was different than creating new stories. Hopefully, the new contract that gets hammered out between the studios and the writers’ guild will clear up all of this and provide enough clarity so that showrunners like myself won’t have to be in the position of making these calls on a case by case basis.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=http://www.rondmoore.com/Site/Blog/Entries/2007/11/20_The_Razor_Featurettes.html\|title=RonMoore.com; The Razor Featurettes\|date=20 November 2007\|accessdate=30 November 2007\|last=Moore\|first=Ronald D.\|format=\|language=}}</ref>

	* ''[[Gary Hutzel]] discusses the [[Operation Raptor Talon]] sequence:''		* ''[[Gary Hutzel]] discusses the [[Operation Raptor Talon]] sequence:''

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	===Episode 1: Day 4,571===		===Episode 1: Day 4,571===

	[[Image:Razor Flashback 1.jpg\|thumb\|Young [[William Adama\|Bill Adama]] with [[Jaycie McGavin]] on ''[[Galactica (~~RDM~~)\|Galactica]]''.]]		[[Image:Razor Flashback 1.jpg\|thumb\|Young [[William Adama\|Bill Adama]] with [[Jaycie McGavin]] on ''[[Galactica (TRS)\|Galactica]]''.]]

	* Release date: October 5, 2007		* Release date: October 5, 2007
	* Running time: ~00:02:30		* Running time: ~00:02:30

	It is day 4,571 of the First [[Cylon War]]. On board ''[[Galactica (~~RDM~~)\|Galactica]]'', [[Jaycie McGavin]] and [[William Adama]] are having sex in the [[duty locker]], during which McGavin asks if Adama left his boots out. Adama tells her that he ran into the Commander while he was taking off his boots, which leads into them mocking the commander with one of his apparently [[Nothing but the rain\|well-known greetings]].		It is day 4,571 of the First [[Cylon War]]. On board ''[[Galactica (TRS)\|Galactica]]'', [[Jaycie McGavin]] and [[William Adama]] are having sex in the [[duty locker]], during which McGavin asks if Adama left his boots out. Adama tells her that he ran into the Commander while he was taking off his boots, which leads into them mocking the commander with one of his apparently [[Nothing but the rain\|well-known greetings]].

	McGavin and Adama talk before joining a battle to attack an ice planet in the "ass end of nowhere," where a rumored [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylon]] superweapon is allegedly being built. It is defended heavily by the Cylons: three [[Cylon Raider (RDM)\|Raider]] wings, ground forces, defensive batteries and nuclear weapons.		McGavin and Adama talk before joining a battle to attack an ice planet in the "ass end of nowhere," where a rumored [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylon]] superweapon is allegedly being built. It is defended heavily by the Cylons: three [[Cylon Raider (RDM)\|Raider]] wings, ground forces, defensive batteries and nuclear weapons.
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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	* The [[Razor (Region 1 DVD)\|DVD release]] of "[[Razor]]" does not include Episodes 1, 2 and ''Galactica'' scenes in Episode 7 in the unrated and extended feature presentation. However, all the Razor Flashbacks are included as separate featurettes on the DVD.		* The [[Razor (Region 1 DVD)\|DVD release]] of "[[Razor]]" does not include Episodes 1, 2 and ''Galactica'' scenes in Episode 7 in the unrated and extended feature presentation. However, all the Razor Flashbacks are included as separate featurettes on the DVD.
	* The "[[Nothing but the rain]]" greeting apparently originates with ''[[Galactica (~~RDM~~)\|Galactica]]'s'' wartime commander (presumably [[Silas Nash\|Commander Nash]]), which would later be passed down by [[William Adama]] to [[Kara Thrace]].		* The "[[Nothing but the rain]]" greeting apparently originates with ''[[Galactica (TRS)\|Galactica]]'s'' wartime commander (presumably [[Silas Nash\|Commander Nash]]), which would later be passed down by [[William Adama]] to [[Kara Thrace]].
	* The first [[Cylon War]] lasted for approximately twelve and a half years (4,571 days).		* The first [[Cylon War]] lasted for approximately twelve and a half years (4,571 days).
	* Raptors were also in operation during the Cylon War.		* Raptors were also in operation during the Cylon War.

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	\| prev= [[Crossroads, Part II]] ''(Chronological:[[Blood and Chrome]])''		\| prev= [[Crossroads, Part II]] ''(Chronological:[[Blood and Chrome]])''
	\| next= [[Razor]] ''(Chronological:[[Miniseries, Night 1]] & [[The Plan]])''		\| next= [[Razor]] ''(Chronological:[[Miniseries, Night 1]] & [[The Plan]])''
	}}		\|archives=y}}

	The '''''Battlestar Galactica: Razor Flashbacks''''' are an online series that provides the story of a young [[William Adama]]'s ([[Nico Cortez]]) discovery of a [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylon]] experiment during his time in the first [[Cylon War]]. The webisode series was written by [[Michael Taylor]], and directed by [[Wayne Rose]] and [[Felix Alcala]]. ~~In fact~~, these flashbacks were cut out of the "[[Razor]]" television movie due to time constraints, but most of them are reintegrated in the [[Razor (Region 1 DVD)\|DVD]] version of "Razor."		The '''''Battlestar Galactica: Razor Flashbacks''''' are an online series that provides the story of a young [[William Adama]]'s ([[Nico Cortez]]) discovery of a [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylon]] experiment during his time in the first [[Cylon War]]. The webisode series was written by [[Michael Taylor]], and directed by [[Wayne Rose]] and [[Felix Alcala]].

			Originally, these flashbacks were cut out of the "[[Razor]]" television movie due to time constraints, but most of them are reintegrated in the [[Razor (Region 1 DVD)\|DVD]] version of "Razor," later re-released on Blu-ray.

	== Summary ==		== Summary ==

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	Emerging from the laboratory warehouse, Adama sees the new model basestar lifting off in the distance. Radioing his findings about Cylon experimentation on humans to ''Galactica'', the young pilot is shocked to learn that an armistice has been signed, and the war is over.		Emerging from the laboratory warehouse, Adama sees the new model basestar lifting off in the distance. Radioing his findings about Cylon experimentation on humans to ''Galactica'', the young pilot is shocked to learn that an armistice has been signed, and the war is over.

	The episode then flashes forward to Commander Adama standing amongst the relics of the war in ''Galactica's'' [[Galactica Museum\|museum]], two days before [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|the renewed Cylon attack]]. As he reflects, [[Number Five#PR Executive Copy\|Aaron Doral]] approaches to inform him that [[Lee Adama\|his son]] has been confirmed as the lead pilot in the flyby planned for the ship's decommissioning ceremony. As Doral leaves, Adama ponders the old Centurion in the display case a little longer.		The episode then flashes forward to Commander Adama standing amongst the relics of the war in ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} [[Galactica Museum\|museum]], two days before [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|the renewed Cylon attack]]. As he reflects, [[Number Five#PR Executive Copy\|Aaron Doral]] approaches to inform him that [[Lee Adama\|his son]] has been confirmed as the lead pilot in the flyby planned for the ship's decommissioning ceremony. As Doral leaves, Adama ponders the old Centurion in the display case a little longer.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==