It repeatedly utters the words "All this has happened before and will happen again". The hybrid also makes a far more elaborate pronouncement, The science team is found and partly rescued, but the team comes under fire from Cylon centurions. While the team manages to evacuate the basestar in a second Raptor, the nuclear warhead is damaged and has to be detonated manually. Wounded, Shaw remains behind to detonate the warhead and comes face to face with the Cylon hybrid. The hybrid offers absolution to Kendra, who is haunted by the fact that it was she who fired the first shot in the massacre aboard the civilian ship called Scylla as part of an operation to conscript civilians for the Pegasus. The hybrid then tells her that "Kara Thrace will lead the human race to its end. She is the herald of the apocalypse, the harbinger of death. They must not follow her". Shaw tries to relay this information to Lee Adama but is stopped when the Cylons jam communications. Her final act is to detonate the nuclear warhead, destroying the basestar. On Galactica, Admiral Adama reflects on Cain's legacy and proposes a posthumous commendation for Kendra Shaw, over his son's protests that she and other members of Admiral Cain's crew "butchered innocent civilians". They close their arguments noting that history's first draft will be written in their logs and Lee agrees to consider the commendation. Cast The following are listed in order of their prominence on the DVD front cover: Michelle Forbes – Admiral Helena Cain Stephanie Jacobsen – Major Kendra Shaw Mary McDonnell – President Laura Roslin Edward James Olmos – Admiral William Adama Katee Sackhoff – Captain Kara "Starbuck" Thrace Jamie Bamber – Commander Lee "Apollo" Adama James Callis – Dr. Gaius Baltar Tricia Helfer – Number Six / Gina Inviere Grace Park – Number Eight / Sharon Valerii Michael Hogan – Colonel Saul Tigh Fulvio Cecere – Lieutenant Alastair Thorne Nico Cortez – Young William Adama, callsign "Husker" Steve Bacic – Colonel Jurgen Belzen Graham Beckel – Colonel Jack Fisk Campbell Lane – Hybrid Production Razor was conceived and partially financed by Universal Studios Home Entertainment, a subsidiary of NBCUniversal. The conglomerate's home video division approached Ronald D. Moore, the show's developer and executive producer, wanting a stand-alone product that could be sold in DVD-Video format only days after its Sci Fi broadcast. Moore called the