Season Six of JAG premiered on CBS from September 21, 1999 to May 22, 2001.
Plot[]
Lieutenant Colonel Sarah "Mac" MacKenzie and Commander Harmon "Harm" Rabb, Jr. are lawyers assigned to the headquarters of the Judge Advocate General, an office in the Department of the Navy, tasked with prosecuting and defending criminal cases under the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ). Harm and Mac investigate numerous occurrences including espionage, stowaways, aircraft malfunctions, breaches of religious law, war crimes from the Vietnam War and NATO collisions. Further in this season, Bud Roberts blames a Navy doctor for the death of his daughter, Commander Caitlin Pike returns to JAG HQ temporarily, Admiral Chegwidden heads a promotion board and Mac become engaged. Also, Harm becomes lost at sea, Harriet is promoted to full Lieutenant and Mac prepares to give a historical lecture at the United States Naval Academy.
Production[]
The real Judge Advocate General of the Navy at the time, Rear Admiral Donald J. Guter, visited the set during the production of episode eighteen, titled "Liberty".
Also in this season, JAG filmed scenes at the Marine training facility Camp Pendleton, as "under an agreement with the Marine Corps, the show's producers get access to troops, combat equipment and military training in exchange for the service's approval of the scripts".[1] Donald P. Bellisario credits the military as being particularly supportive,[1] while series star Catherine Bell opined that JAG had become "the little show that could. It keeps going and growing".
Cast and characters[]
Main[]
- David James Elliott as Lieutenant Commander later Commander Harmon "Harm" Rabb Jr., USN, JAGC
- John M. Jackson as Rear Admiral A. J. Chegwidden, USN, JAGC
- Catherine Bell as Lieutenant Colonel Sarah "Mac" MacKenzie, USMC, JAGC
- Patrick Labyorteaux as Lieutenant Bud Roberts, USN, JAGC
Recurring[]
- Karri Turner as Lieutenant Junior Grade later Lieutenant Harriet Sims, USN
- Steven Culp as CIA officer Clayton Webb
- Chuck Carrington as Petty Officer Jason Tiner, USN, JAGC
- Harrison Page as Rear Admiral Stiles Morris, USN, JAGC
- Trevor Goddard as Lieutenant Commander Mic Brumby, RAN
- [Claudette Nevins]] as Porter Webb
- Michael Bellisario as Fire Controlman Michael Roberts, USN
- Claudette Nevins as Porter Webb
- Rex Linn as FSB Agent Sokol alias Mark Falcon
- Anne-Marie Johnson as Congresswoman Roberta Latham
- Mae Whitman as Chloe Maddison
- Dana Sparks as Commander Carolyn Imes, USN, JAG
- Nanci Chambers as Lieutenant Loren Singer, USN, JAGC
- Chuck Carrington as Petty Officer Jason Tiner, USN, JAGC
- Sibel Galindez as Lieutenant Elizabeth "Skates" Hawkes, USN
- Randy Vasquez as Gunnery Sergeant Victor Galindez, USMC
- Jennifer Savidge as Commander Amy Helfman, USN, JAGC
Episodes[]
# | TITLE |
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1 | Legacy: Part I |
Harm travels to Russia to assist in modernizing the Russian military justice system, while Mac and Bud prosecute a Navy Commander with selling secrets to the Russians before he is killed by a car bomb outside JAG HQ along with two Marine guards. While there Harm meets a young Russian helicopter pilot named Sergei and is shocked to learn his connection with the young pilot. He is Harm's half-brother. Born to the Rabb Sr. and the village woman Harm had met who'd his father died saving. | |
2 | Legacy: Part II |
Harm's half-brother Sergei is accused of a capital crime, while Mac rushes to the scene to prevent an assassination of Russian President Vladimir Putin. Meanwhile Harm desperately tries to saves Sergei from the corrupt Russian military officers who want to make Sergei the scapegoat to their crimes. | |
3 | Florida Straits |
A Cuban girl is rescued off the Florida coast by a US Navy frigate, setting off a dispute between the Captain of the frigate and higher command authorities whether the child should be returned to Cuba or be treated as a refugee. | |
4 | Flight Risk |
The crash of a newly modified F-14 Tomcat that kills two aviators leads Harm to investigate the civilian contractor in charge of the project. | |
5 | JAG TV |
Mac is thrown into a vexing situation when her prosecution of a Navy Ensign accused of murder is chosen to be the first televised court-martial, while Harm investigates a sailor on the USS Seahawk who apparently committed suicide by jumping in front of an F-14 during recovery operations | |
6 | The Princess and the Petty Officer |
Mac takes her expertise to a Sharia Tribunal, an Islamic court, to defend an Arab princess who eloped with a Navy Petty Officer while Harm defends the princess' husband who smuggled her into the U.S. which throws up a host of problems both personal and political. Meanwhile; Bud and Harriet go in for an eight month ultrasound but there are unexpected complications when Harriet goes into labor. | |
7 | A Separate Peace, Part I |
When Rear Admiral Thomas Boone is about to be nominated as Commander Sixth Fleet and promoted to vice admiral, a letter to the SECNAV accusing him of war crimes committed during the Vietnam War might derail his promotion, if not worse. Harm and Mac have just four days to discover the truth. | |
8 | A Separate Peace, Part II |
Harm acts as defense counsel for Rear Admiral Thomas Boone at his court-martial. Mac acts as the prosecuting counsel. | |
9 | Family Secrets |
Bud's obsession with blaming the doctor for the death of his second child, Sarah, endangers both his career and marriage. Harm receives news from Webb that his half-brother Sergei was shot down over Chechnya and taken as prisoner of war. Harm also has to reveal Sergei existence to his mother when Web has the news run an article about Sergei paternity, to make sure his captors don't mistreat him. | |
10 | Touch and Go |
Harm's former partner, Commander Caitlin "Kate" Pike, is offered a post at JAG HQ, but rumors in the media that she was sexually harassed by her former CO who is in line to become Naval Inspector General may keep her from taking the job. Bud helps a woman Marine corporal who wants to become a commissioned officer, but a tattoo gets in the way. | |
11 | Baby, It's Cold Outside |
Harm takes up the defense of a former Marine drill instructor who is facing a life sentence under a "three strikes" law, while Admiral Chegwidden is asked to chair the Promotion Board for Captain and Mac is named Acting JAG. | |
12 | Collision Course |
When US and Turkish vessels collide during a NATO exercise, Harm and Mac must defend the US commander while political pressure mounts to pin the accident on him. Mikey and Gunny's sister hit it off while she's visiting DC. | |
13 | Miracles |
Harm must defend Marine Sergeant Major Krohn accused of killing his wife. Krohn says he was led to her body by the ghost of his Vietnam War unit's chaplain, which draws attention from the Vatican because the chaplain in question is up for sainthood. | |
14 | Killer Instinct |
An apparent suicide may be anything but as Harm and Bud look into the inept young sailor's life. Mac defends a Marine who is a bigamist. | |
15 | ron Coffin |
Harm is asked to convince a Russian sub captain that a Russian submarine was not sunk by an American sub, but by a design flaw in their VA-111 Shkval torpedo. However, that specific piece of information cannot be relayed because it was collected through sensitive means. Mac is asked to observe a Congressional investigation into why women aren't allowed to serve on submarines. | |
16 | Retreat, Hell |
Gunny's life is threatened when he is asked to transport an old Hispanic Marine accused of desertion who served at the Battle of Chosin Reservoir back to Washington, D.C. for court-martial. The Admiral goes on vacation fishing with Gunny's sister as his guide, and Harm is named acting JAG. After falling off the Admiral's chair and hitting his head, Harm begins seeing romantic hallucinations of Mac. Meanwhile, Mic returns, but his plan to be the lawyer for people suing the Navy annoys Harm. | |
17 | Valor |
After an attempted terrorist attack against a Navy destroyer fails, following the USS Cole bombing, Harm and Mac must determine whether a female Marine found aboard the terrorist's boat assisted the terrorists or not. | |
18 | Liberty |
Bud's brother Mikey Roberts is accused of killing a man in a barroom brawl while on liberty in Mexico, and Bud must work with his father to clear his name. Mac has to deal with a Marine bulldog mascot with a tendency to escape from his base and impregnate local female dogs. | |
19 | Salvation |
Sergeant Major Krohn needs Harm's help again when a murder weapon, with his fingerprints on it, shows up at JAG HQ. However a plan by an old adversary of Harm's puts everyone in danger. Bud is assigned to carry the nuclear football for a short period of time. | |
20 | To Walk on Wings |
When a Marine Corps V-22 Osprey with a Congressional delegation aboard nearly crashes, Harm and Mac must determine who or what is responsible. Harriet learns about a secret love affair between a Marine and his friend's wife. | |
21 | Past Tense |
LCdr. Jordan Parker is found dead in her base residence, and Harm is convinced that she was the victim of foul play. RAdm. Chegwidden arranges for his ex-girlfriend's son to enlist in the Navy instead of going to prison. | |
22 | Lifeline |
During Mac's engagement party to Mic Brumby, she and Harm find themselves alone, reminiscing about the unique relationship they have had since they first met. As the party continues inside at the Admiral's home, Harm and Mac escape to the porch to recall the times they've shared: the fun and the high adventure as well as the personal times when they bared their souls to each other. And while their respective mates wait for them inside, Mac and Harm steal an intimate moment that leaves Mac wondering which relationship is more important to her. Harriet is promoted to the grade of Lieutenant. | |
23 | Mutiny |
As Mac prepares to give a lecture on attempted mutiny aboard the USS Somers in 1842 at the United States Naval Academy, she finds herself daydreaming about the events imagining her co-workers in the roles of those aboard the ship. Through Mac's daydreams, the story unfolds about the events leading up to the hanging of three supposed mutineers by the ship's captain, Commander MacKenzie. | |
24 | Adrift: Part I |
Mac and Mic's wedding plans are disrupted when Harm's and Skates' F-14 Tomcat goes down during an intense storm and he is lost at sea. |
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 CBS hit 'JAG' films real training at Camp Pendleton (26 July 2001).
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