Wilderness of Mirrors

Episode aired May 4, 1999
TV-14
1h

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7.4/10

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The admiral gets help from the gang to prepare him to argue a case before the Supreme Court of the US, but the case suddenly becomes moot. Meanwhile Clark Palmer plays head games with Harm, ... Read allThe admiral gets help from the gang to prepare him to argue a case before the Supreme Court of the US, but the case suddenly becomes moot. Meanwhile Clark Palmer plays head games with Harm, involving LCdr. Jordi Parker as well; Harm wins.The admiral gets help from the gang to prepare him to argue a case before the Supreme Court of the US, but the case suddenly becomes moot. Meanwhile Clark Palmer plays head games with Harm, involving LCdr. Jordi Parker as well; Harm wins.

Director
- Alan J. Levi
Writers
- Donald P. Bellisario
- Paul J. Levine
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IMDb RATING

7.4/10

145

YOUR RATING

Director
- Alan J. Levi
Writers
- Donald P. Bellisario
- Paul J. Levine
Stars

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Lt. Cmdr. Harmon 'Harm' Rabb, Jr.: [speaking on intercom] Hello, Jordan, hello...
Clark Palmer: She's tied up right now.
[to Jordan, his bound and gagged victim]
Clark Palmer: Sorry, couldn't resist. I always wanted to say that.

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7/10

Jordy reflects on Clark Palmer

Bud Roberts practices as the Chief Justice to coach/challenge Chegwidden in rehearsing a plea before the US Supreme Court (assisted by Mic Brumby and Mac).

Clark Palmer gets to play about with Harm again (didn't this guy ever get a life? He is like something from the old "Terminator" films, but always obsessed with Harmon Rabb's life). The term "Wilderness of Mirrors" was introduced to "JAG" a couple of episodes earlier in S3, by Clayton Webb.

Cue another rubber mask, faked phone calls and a couple of lovely domestic scenes for Harm and Jordan before Palmer pops up again. Just occasionally, you feel that these two characters might have a chance at a "normal" relationship, then the writers tear them apart again for another hare-brained adventure.

Jordy never stops thinking (unlike the old "Meg Austin" character from season one) and upsets Clark Palmer's plan, which would have tricked Harm into firing a shot which would probably have killed her. Harm personally escorts Palmer back to jail.

However, Jordy doesn't know (yet) that Harm is thinking of going back to flying...