JAG (1995–2005) 6.1
The cases of Harmon Rabb, former Navy fighter pilot, and his fellow lawyers of the US Navy's Judge Advocate General's office. Creator:Donald P. Bellisario |
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JAG (1995–2005) 6.1
The cases of Harmon Rabb, former Navy fighter pilot, and his fellow lawyers of the US Navy's Judge Advocate General's office. Creator:Donald P. Bellisario |
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| David James Elliott | ... |
Cmdr. Harmon 'Harm' Rabb, Jr.
(227 episodes, 1995-2005)
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| Patrick Labyorteaux | ... |
Lt. Bud Roberts, Jr.
(208 episodes, 1995-2005)
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| Catherine Bell | ... |
Lt. Col. Sarah 'Mac' MacKenzie
(206 episodes, 1996-2005)
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| John M. Jackson | ... |
Adm. Albert Jethro 'A.J.' Chegwidden
(188 episodes, 1996-2004)
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| Karri Turner | ... |
Lt. Harriet Sims
(115 episodes, 1997-2005)
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| Chuck Carrington | ... |
P.O. Jason Tiner
(100 episodes, 1997-2003)
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Commander Harmon Rabb, Jr. and Lieutenant Colonel Sarah MacKenzie are JAG lawyers, who together investigate and litigate crimes committed by Navy and Marine personnel. Occasionally, they engage in adventurous activities in order to solve their cases. With Rabb's fighter pilot background, and MacKenzie's good looks, they are a hot team both in and out of the courtroom. Written by Brian Michael <ford1989@hotmail.com>
I started watching JAG about a year ago. I fell in love with the show immediately. The episodes are well written, humorous, and sometimes controversial. I am also a huge Navy fan, so it definitely attracts my attention when shows revolving around the military air. However, please don't let that last comment sway you if you are not as gung-ho about the military as I am. The show is essentially "Law & Order" (another one of my favorites) with the Navy as the backdrop. The characters are very well developed, and they grow with each episode. Too often, shows err by keeping their characters stagnant. If you haven't watched an episode yet, try it! I don't think you'll be sorry.