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1. A New Life (1)
gs: Andrea Parker (Lt. (jg) Caitlin 'Kate' Pike) Terry O'Quinn (Captain Thomas Boone 'CAG') Patrick Labyorteaux (Ensign Bud Roberts) W.K. Stratton (Lt, Cmdr. Ted Lindsey) Kevin Dunn (Adm. Al Brovo) Cliff DeYoung (Chuck DePalma) Katie Rich (Lt. Angela Arutti) Raye Hollitt (Lt. Cassie "Lobo" Fuller) Kane Picoy (Lt. Mace) Bill Bolender (Seahawk Skipper) Tim Quill (Lt. Mason Painter) Matthew Glave (Lt. "Ripper" Carter)  

Angela returns from her first combat mission with fear in her eyes. Instead of resigning - which has been talked her out by her roommate Cassie - she finds herself in the hero-position: On the mission her commander shot down two enemy fighters but she gets the credit for this. Cassie herself is (successfully) involved in a private 'who is the better' strength duel against Ripper, a male comrade, who is the LSO. A team of reporters is already on their way to interview Angela, but during the night Angela is killed.
 

b: 23-Sep-1995 pc: 001 w: Donald P. Bellisario d: Donald P. Bellisario  

NOTE: The air-combat scenes from the beginning were primarily used from the movie, "Top Gun".
Jon Koslowsky won an Emmy Award for "Outstanding Editing for a Series (single-camera production)" for this episode.
This episode originally aired as a 2-hour movie to introduce the series on NBC. For syndication, it has been split into two separate episodes. However, the original, complete uncut version is available on VHS-NTSC from several sources.
 

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2. A New Life (2)
gs: Andrea Parker (Lt. (jg) Caitlin 'Kate' Pike) Terry O'Quinn (Captain Thomas Boone "CAG") Patrick Labyorteaux (Ensign Bud Roberts) W.K. Stratton (Lt. Cmdr. Ted Lindsey) Kevin Dunn (Admiral Al Brovo) Cliff DeYoung (Chuck DePalma) Katie Rich (Lt. Angela Arutti) Raye Hollitt (Lt. Cassie 'Lobo' Fuller) Kane Picoy (Lt. Mace) Bill Bolender (Seahawk Skipper) Tim Quill (Lt. Mason Painter) Matthew Glave (Lt. 'Ripper' Carter)  

Harm & Kate continue to investigate the death of Lt. Angela Arutti, all the while the carrier remaining on combat status.
 

b: 23-Sep-1995 pc: 002 w: Donald P. Bellisario d: Donald P. Bellisario  

NOTE: Jon Koslowsky won an Emmy Award for "Outstanding Editing for a Series (single-camera production)" for this episode.
This episode originally aired as a 2-hour movie to introduce the series on NBC. For syndication, it has been split into two separate episodes. However, the original, complete uncut version is available on VHS-NTSC from several sources.
 

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3. Shadow
gs: Ryan Hurst (Dirk Grover) Travis Fine (CPO Grisham) Christopher John Fields (Lt. Cmdr. Scott) Rex Linn ("Skipper") Jeffrey Dean Morgan (Weapons Officer) W.K. Stratton (Cmdr. Ted Lindsey) Christopher Darga ()  

The test of a new torpedo is carried out on board the submarine, the USS Tiger Shark. The test is overseen by the civilian software developer, Dirk Grover. This torpedo is designed to approach and then "shadow" its target until it is necessary to hit & destroy. But something goes wrong and the torpedo disappears. Grover then tells the captain that the torpedo is under his control and he will destroy a luxury cruise ship if he is not paid $40 million in gold.
Lt. Rabb and Lt.(j.g.)Austin, are sent to the Tiger Shark to assess the seriousness of the threat and if necessary, negotiate with Grover to avoid loss of life.

Once on board, Grover insists that he must periodically send commands to the torpedo and to demonstrate, sets off an explosive charge flooding a compartment.

In the course of the invesigation, the torpedo is located shadowing a British Liner; Rabb learns that Grover really isn't in control of the torpedo unless the ship is within 4000 yds of it, so Rabb steals Grover's laptop and has Meg attempt to crack his code to deactivate the torpedo. When it becomes clear that time is running out, the crew resorts to pretend that the torpedo has turned on the Tiger Shark and that they're about to be destroyed. Grover, not wanting to die, tells Meg what the "command detonate" code is, Meg enters it & the torpedo harmlessly explodes. Only then, does Grover realize there was no danger and he is not going to be paid.

 

b: 30-Sep-1995 pc: 003 w: Donald P. Bellisario d: Donald P. Bellisario  

NOTE: Ryan Hurst is the son of veteran actor: Rick Hurst; who among his many roles played "Cletus Hogg" on the "The Dukes of Hazzard".
The scene in which the JAGs are being transferred from the helicopter to the Tiger Shark as well as the extra sub footage are from "The Hunt for Red October."
This episode introduced Harm to his new partner, Lt. (jg) Meg Austin, replacing Lt. Pike. She would return to appear in a couple of later episodes.
 

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4. Desert Son
gs: Roger Aaron Brown (Gen. Butler) Oliver North (Himself) Charles Hallahan (Gen. Thomas Williams) Gregg Henry (Captain Reed) Dale Dye (Master Sergeant Hollis) Spencer Garrett (Lt. Vince Boone) Neal McDonough (2LT Jay Williams)  

During a maneuver, transposed digits lead to a fatal bombing of own men. This causes several seriously wounded and eventually one dead soldier. Lt. Rabb and Lt. Austin are assigned to investigate this case because the responsible man is no one else than Jay Williams, the son of Gen. Williams. But it seems the case is clear since Jay confesses that this mistake was his fault. Locations: MCB Twenty-Nine Palms
 

b: 07-Oct-1995 pc: 005 w: Robert Crais & Evan Katz & Donald P. Bellisario s: Robert Crais d: Joe Napolitano  

NOTE: Roger Aaron Brown will later serve as the Deputy Chief of Police in the CBS series, "The District".  

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5. Deja Vu
gs: Joy Bisco (Gym) Vivian Wu (Angelique Sonsiri) Lawrence Monoson (Detective Axelrad) Michael Paul Chan (Thailand Ambassador Sonsiri) W.K. Stratton (Cmdr. Ted Lindsey)  

Harm and Meg are investigating the death of a Navy officer at the Arlington Cemetary, where during the months before other Navy officers have been murdered, too. This one happened after a reception at the French embassy and the trail leads to the Thai ambassador and his wife. Harm is attracted to her as she reminds him of a girlfriend back in Vietnam who was killed. Also Colonel Patano, the ambassador's guard, is one of the suspects. Locations: Washington D.C.; McLean, Va.; Bethesda, Md.
 

b: 21-Oct-1995 pc: 004 w: Evan Katz d: Doug Lefler  
 

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6. Pilot Error
gs: Eric Scott Woods (Lieutenant Marcus) Steve Rankin (Lt. Stans) Daphne Ashbrook (Annie Pendry) Tim Grimm (Cmdr. Dale Bishop) Francia DiMase (Lt. Tess McKee) Ken Lerner (James Reid)  

During a test flight Lt. Pendry has a deadly crash with his Tomcat. Harm and Meg are ordered to probe this case and the facts point at a pilot error and not at a system malfunction. Though Pendry was a risky flying pilot, Harm doesn't think he has gone to far since he has known him quite well from his flying days. Locations: Miramar Naval Air Station; San Diego/area and off-coast
 

b: 04-Nov-1995 pc: 007 w: Jack Orman and Robert Cochran & Donald P. Bellisario s: Jack Orman d: Les Landau  
 

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7. War Cries
gs: Paul Collins (SecNav. Nelson) Scott Coffey (Cpl. David Parr) Gail Strickland (US Ambassador Bartlett) Marta Martin (Tienna Escamilla) John Wesley Shipp (Sgt. Granger) Luis Avalos (Helgado Vargas) Jacob Vargas (Cpl. Cortez) Blayne Weaver (PFC Douglas)  

Cpl. Parr shoots at an intruder, who he believes has shoot at him first, at the US-Embassy in Lima, Peru. The intruder, who turns out to be an unarmed 15 years old teen, is killed. But he wasn't any boy - he was the brother of Cpl. Parr's girlfriend who (according to her) is pregnant. Harm and Meg shall now find out if he was really unarmed or if this was an attempt to kill the ambassador. Locations: Lima, Peru
 

b: 11-Nov-1995 pc: 008 w: R. Scott Gemmill d: Duwayne Dunham  

NOTE: Parts of this episode (toward the end when the white Suburbans were being attacked) was from the movie, "Clear & Present Danger".  

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8. Brig Break
gs: Chris Conrad (Sgt. Lowell) James Nardini (PO Toby Davis) Michael Jai White (PO Peter Quinn) Andrea Parker (Lt. Caitlin 'Kate' Pike) Wayne Duvall (Hobbs) David Bottrell (McKissick) Charles Cyphers (Jesse) David Gianopoulos (Maj. Aspinal) Lee Tergesen (Gunnery Sgt. Gentry)  

Harm and Meg should investigate the theft of stolen missiles at the Seatac Naval Base. While interrogating Quinn, the theft, a prison breakout takes place and Lt. Austin is taken hostage. Contrary to the Major in charge, Lt. Rabb thinks that this is a well-planned breakout with a big goal. And it seems the goal is even bigger than ever thought. Locations: Seatac Island Naval Base and area
 

b: 02-Dec-1995 pc: 006 w: Reuben Leder & Robert Cochran s: Robert Cochran d: Jim Johnston  

NOTE: This episode was originally scheduled to air on October 14, 1995 - but was pre-empted by the baseball playoffs which aired on NBC. It was re-scheduled to air on this night instead.  

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9. Scimitar
gs: W.K. Stratton (Cmdr. Ted Lindsey) Ron Livingston (Cpl. David Anderson) Nicholas Kadi (Col. Ahmad Al-Barzan) Natasha Pavlovich (Lt. Dumai) Leland F. Gantt (Briefing Officer) Shaun Toub (Prison Commandant) Sara Mornell (Laurie Anderson)  

Cpl. Ednar and Cpl. Anderson mistakenly cross the Iraqi border. Trying to escape an Iraqi border patrol Cpl. Ednar is killed and Cpl. Anderson is taken prisoner. The Iraqi government invite the United States to send advocates to defend the Marine who's facing the death penalty for espionage. Harm and Meg are assigned to travel to Iraq to act as his lawyers as well as attempt to free the Corporal with the help of an undercover agent called 'Scimitar'.
 

b: 09-Dec-1995 pc: 010 w: Robert Cochran d: John McPherson  
 

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10. Boot
gs: W.K. Stratton (Cmdr. Ted Lindsey) John Finn (Maj. Klein) Jenny Gago (Sgt. Gonzalez) Julie Caitlin Brown (SSgt. Carrington) Sam Jenkins (Pvt. Whitley)  

Meg goes under cover as a Marine recruit in order to investigate the mysterious death of a female private in a boot camp. Inbetween Harm takes the usual way. The training is hard and the facts somehow point at the two drill instructors SSgt. Carrington and Sgt. Gonzales. But a newspaper clipping found by Lt. Austin changes the situation completely. Locations: Parris Island; Washington D.C.
 

b: 06-Jan-1996 pc: 012 w: Lucian K. Truscott IV d: Jim Johnston  

NOTE: This episode actually takes place after 'Defensive Action' where Lt. Rabb was promoted. Also the happenings talked about at the beginning (ie: the mission in Bosnia) refer to that episode.  

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11. Sightings
gs: Madeline Zima (Cathy Gold) Wings Hauser (J.D. Gold) William Lucking (Sheriff Polk) Raoul Trujillo (Drug Boss)  

While searching for a girl who disappeared near an abandoned Naval Air Station, Harm and Meg watch the same mysterious lights and hear the same painful sound which also took place during Kathy's dis- appearance. Though it looks like alien movement, none of the both really believe in UFOs. Looking for her on the base they nearly get caught but thanks to Kathy they can escape the last minute. But they are still trapped on the base. Finally thanks to a hint by Kathy's uncle and a landing plane Harm knows what's going on ... Locations: Del Rio, Texas
 

b: 13-Jan-1996 pc: 009 w: Evan Katz d: Tom Del Ruth  
 

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12. The Brotherhood
gs: Theodore Borders (Tyler Hanson) Cress Williams (Captain Overton) T. E. Russell (Pfc. Terence Hanson) B.J. Foster (Mrs. Hanson) Marjean Holden (Lt. Stanford, MD)  

During a simulated attack a seriously wounded Marine is found on the beach. JAG is called in to investigate. Harm and Meg follow two ways: An executed Code Red or a brawl. After finding a box with drugs on the beach and the fact that his brother Tyler is in a gang, it seems there's more behind that. Locations: Camp Pendleton and area; Los Angeles
 

b: 03-Feb-1996 pc: 013 w: R. Scott Gemmill & Donald P. Bellisario d: Michael Zinberg  
 

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13. Defensive Action
gs: Jack Shearer (Capt. Underwood) Terry O'Quinn (Captain (CAG) Thomas Boone) Andrea Thompson (Commander Allison Krennick) W.K. Stratton (Cmdr. Ted Lindsey) Cliff DeYoung (Chuck DePalma) Bill Bolender (USS Seahawk Skipper) Tim Quill (Lt. Mason Painter) Glenn Morshower (CPO Ned Bannon) Scott Jaeck (Cmdr. Dooley) Ned Vaughn (Lt. (j.g.) Arnoldi)  

Harmon Rabb is promoted and his first assignment as Lt. Commander is defending Capt. 'CAG' Boone in a court-martial. During a mission over Bosnia one aircraft goes down due to a system malfunction. A Serbian helicopter shoots at the parachuting crew and to protect them the CAG shoots down the helicopter. Now he has to defend himself in front of a court-martial accused of shooting down the helicopter as an act of revenge, violating a cease-fire and with that risking a new war break-out. Locations: Bosnia; Naples, Italy; USS Seahawk/Adriatic Sea; Washington D.C.
 

b: 13-Mar-1996 pc: 011 w: Terry Curtis Fox d: Raymond Austin  

NOTE: Harm is promoted to Lt. Commander in this episode.
Bill Bolender appeared briefly in the film, "The Shawshank Redemption".
 

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14. Smoked
gs: Andrea Thompson (Commander Allison Krennick) John M. Jackson (Adm. A.J. Chegwidden) Michael McGrady (Lt. Cmdr. Jack Keeter) Bernard White (Carlos Fuente) Steven Anderson (David Bair) Sam Vlahos (Raoul)  

After a stroke by lightning a demaged Tomcat flying over Cuba is forced to land by the local air force. Harm and Meg, accompanied by Cdr. Krennick and undersecretary of state Bair go to Cuba to negotiate the return of the pilot and aircraft. The main goal is to prevent the download of the Tomcat's classified software by any means necessary. But the CIA's actual plans are totally different ... Locations: Washington,D.C.; Cuba
 

b: 20-Mar-1996 pc: 014 w: Donald P. Bellisario d: Jim Johnston  

NOTE: This episode introduced a new JAG, played by John M. Jackson. Jackson has experienced with JAG, as he played a Captain in the Navy's Judge Advocate General Corp in the Tom Cruise/Demi Moore movie, "A Few Good Men".
Jackson guest-starred in most of the episodes to close out the year; when the series was picked up by CBS (after cancellation by NBC) Donald Bellisario made Jackson's role permanent, moving him to starring status.
 

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15. Hemlock
gs: Andrea Thompson (Cmdr. Allison Krennick) Jamie Denton (Lt. Cmdr. Bruce Carmichael) Oliver North (Himself) John M. Jackson (Adm. A.J. Chegwidden) Jack Conley (Hemlock) Scott Burkholder (Computer Hacker)  

Due to an exchange of digits Lt. Austin receives a fax with the itinerary for a person with the codename 'Shepherd'. Later on, a Commander from the Royal Navy shows up demanding that paper. After receiving it he shoots at Meg, seriouly wounding her. Trying to find out who this 'Shepherd' is and why this document is that important they end up chasing an assassin named 'Hemlock' apparently working for Russian hardliners and trying to kill the man behind 'Shepherd' - Boris Yeltsin who is due in the US for a secret treaty signing. Locations: Washington, D.C.; Bethesda; Leesburg, Va.
 

b: 27-Mar-1996 pc: 015 w: Jack Orman & Donald P. Bellisario s: Robert Cochran & Jack Orman d: Jim Johnston  
 

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16. High Ground
gs: John M. Jackson (Adm. A.J. Chegwidden) Andrea R.Thompson (Cmdr. Allison Krennick) Christopher Murray (Col. Gordon) Tom Hodges (Lt. Hogan) Stephen McHattie (Gunnery Sgt. Crockett)  

GSgt. Crockett, instructor for snipers at the Boot Camp in Quantico, should be transferred to Bosnia. But there's a deal existing between him and his former commanding officers which says he won't be used in combat missions any longer. After shooting at the colonel 'to get his attention' he is arrested. Since Crockett once saved Adm. Chegwidden's live, the Admiral orders an investigation to help him this time. But GSgt. Crockett can escape from the brig and hides in the mountains. Some marines go out to find Crockett, who's a well-trained and experienced sniper. Among them is Harm. Locations: Quantico, Va.; Washington D.C.
 

b: 03-Apr-1996 pc: 016 w: Robert L. McCullough & Greg Strangis d: Raymond Austin  
 

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17. Black Ops
gs: Conor O'Farrell (Gen. Nathan Behnke) Matt Battaglia (Lt. Alexander Kellogg) Rosemary Forsyth (Senator Grace Marion) Bobby Hosea (CPO Shipp) Stan Kirsch (Ens. Frank Cody) John M. Jackson (Adm. AJ Chegwidden)  

Harm is called in to probe the death of Navy pilot Lt. Marion - son of US-Senator Grace Marion - while training with the Navy SEALS. As he was there only for two days it seems that the death happened due to grossly negligence. With the reports given by his superior and comrades, combined with the results how he died, it seems that the actual incident should be covered up. Analyzing his equipment and learning that it was a combat mission (and not a training mission as stated) then point at murder. And the key to all this could be General Behnke. Locations: Washington D.C.; NAS Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico; Carribean Sea; Colombia
 

b: 10-Apr-1996 pc: 017 w: Greg Strangis & Robert L. McCullough s: Peter Lance and Greg Strangis & Robert L. McCullough d: Raymond Austin  
 

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18. Survivors
gs: Justin Garms (Trevor Anderson) Dan Lauria (Col. Matt "Gooch" Anderson) Steven Barr (Deputy Terence Hodge) Karen Landry (Joyce Anderson) David Roberson (Captain Tom Bradley)  

Harm represents the divorced Marine colonel Anderson who has spent some more time with his son, before he and his mom are moving far away, than the time allotted in his custody agreement. But a warrant of arrest goes out to get hold of Anderson on whom the Vietnam war left its marks. After a local deputy wants to arrest him without success, a strong police force goes after him. Harm learns what Anderson is really up to and helps him reaching the lodge, the place where he promised to bury an old pal who died back in Vietnam and was left behind there. Locations: Vietnam (1972); California (Tustin, Santa Ana,Big Pine, Bishop)
 

b: 17-Apr-1996 pc: 018 w: R. Scott Gemmill , Donald P. Bellisario & Jack Orman s: R. Scott Gemmill d: Greg Beeman  
 

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19. Recovery
gs: Stan Egi (Captain Tang) Tom Mason (Colonel Fisher) Scott Thompson Baker (Maj. Russell) Mark Rolston (Lt. Cmdr. Lowry) Mark L. Taylor (Michael Gallant) David Chisum (Video Tech)  

An evacuation training for a Space Shuttle team ends with a dead pilot caused by a broken cable. Harm and Meg investigate and soon find out that the cable was sabotaged. Harm's first suspect is now-first pilot Lt.Cdr. Lowry. As this is an important mission - repairing a spy satellite controlling south-west asia - it can't be canceled and because there isn't another backup around, Lowry cannot be removed from the team. Then a training flight with Lowry and Harm on board has a fatal system malfunction - again sabotage. Lowrey can now be crossed out but the person responsible for this incidents must be found quickly as the scheduled mission can't even be delayed and it is highly possible that there will be another 'unpleasant surprise' to stop this mission. Locations: AFB Vandenberg; Space
 

b: 01-May-1996 pc: 019 w: Jack Orman d: Joe Napolitano  
 

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20. The Prisoner
gs: Andrea Thompson (Cmdr. Allison Krennick) Page Leong (Captain Lishi) Steven Anderson (David Bair) Aki Aleong (Col. Yang Chee) Tzi Ma (Inspector Chang)  

On a sailing trip near Hongkong Harm is captured by the Chinese military. They want him to reveal the United States' position in case the Chinese should take two islands - which are claimed by Taiwan - by force. To get these information they employ various mind games including his father in a adjacent cell. Cdr. Krennick and Lt. Austin are offered a deal which include Harm's freedom and asylum for a Chinese military person. Locations: Hongkong; Nantou, China
 

b: 08-May-1996 pc: 020 w: Evan Katz d: Michael Zinberg  

NOTE: Actor Steven Anderson reprises his role from the earlier episode, "Smoked". Steven Anderson will appear in a later "JAG" episode, "Code Blue".  

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21. Ares
gs: Andrea Parker (Lt. Caitlin 'Kate' Pike) Barry Jenner (Captain Evans) John Dossett (Cmdr. Dennis Brockman) Nathan Anderson (Ensign Jacobs) Tim Lounibos (Lt. Cmdr. Camposano) Jim Metzler (Cmdr. Miller) Todd Kimsey (Lt. Donovan) Tim Ryan (Lt. Valko)  

A killed Navy officer working at a destroyer's new defensive system is investigated by Harm with help from Lt. Pike and Cdr. Brockman. Later on, during the testing of this system a malfunction occurs and the system takes over the ship. Without any chance to navigate it, the ship drifts directly to North Korea where the North Korean Navy is already awaiting them. Meg, who came in later, tries with other technicians to break the locking to regain control over the sabotaged system. Locations: Okinawa, Japan; Japanese Sea
 

b: 22-May-1996 pc: 021 w: Eric Hall and Jack Orman d: Raymond Austin  

NOTE: This episode was originally scheduled to air the week before and the cliff-hanger final episode, "Skeleton Crew" would have aired on this date. NBC cancelled the series and "Skeleton Crew" ended up never being aired by NBC.
Lt. Pike's relationship with Commander Brockman will come back to haunt her in the season 6 episode, "Touch & Go".
Barry Jenner will get a "promotion" of sorts: a year after this episode, he was hired as a recurring guest-star as Admiral Ross in "Star Trek: Deep Space 9". He also comes back to "JAG" in season 4 as the ZNN reporter, "Mr. Rabb Goes to Washington".
The ship used to portray the USS Daniel Boone (Hull #51) is the Arleigh Burke-class Destroyer, USS Arleigh Burke -- DDG 51, commissioned on July 4, 1991. The ship was named after the famous Destroyer commander & 3-time CNO. It is Arleigh Burke portrait that Adm. Chegwidden has hanging on its wall.
The real-life USS Daniel Boone was a 'Lafayette' class submarine (SSBN-629) commissioned in April of 1964; it patrolled the seas for the USA until it was decommissioned in February, 1994. http://ussdanielboone.org
 

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22. Skeleton Crew
gs: John Ashton (Agent Brian Turque) Andrea Thompson (Cmdr. Allison Krennick) Ben Lemon (Commander Holbarth) Mark Kiely (Lieutenant Lamm) Brook Susan Parker (Lt. Sarah Williams) Glenn Morshower (CPO Ned Bannon) John M. Jackson (Rear Adm. Chegwidden) Patrick Labyorteaux (Ensign Bud Roberts)  

A murdered female lieutenant turns out to be Lt. Schonke, a friend (with whom he attended Academy together) of Harm's but neither Cdr. Krennick nor Agent Turque, an abrasive civilian investigator, buys Harm's claim that his relationship was strictly platonic. After the primary suspect of the murder is also found dead - a more than dubious suicide - Harm finds himself being the number one suspect for both murders ... Locations: US Naval Base Norfolk, Va.; Washington D.C.
 

b: UNAIRED pc: 022 w: Donald P. Bellisario d: Donald P. Bellisario  

NOTE: This episode was not shown in the US during JAG's initial run, due to the series being cancelled by NBC before it was originally scheduled to be aired; the second part was never filmed or even written.
Catherine Bell had a very brief role as Harm's murdered girlfriend. In fact, her entire role lasted approximately 1 minute during the episode's teaser. (The part of the show that occurs before the opening credits roll)
Producer Donald Bellisario was so impressed with her performance, that when NBC cancelled the show at the end of Season 1, then CBS picked up the show (from Season Two on), he tapped Bell to play opposite Harm as Major Sarah McKenzie.

The episode has only aired in the U.S. as part of USA Networks re-runs of JAG once or twice. The episode though, has been aired overseas many times.


During the 3rd season of "JAG" on CBS, Executive Producer Donald P. Bellisario used a large part of this episode to create the episode, "Death Watch", scenes from this episode being used to help tell that story in flashbacks.  

In der Folge "der Ausbruch" dachte ich immer Meg meint sich als sie sagt das  
die jenige die falsch lag nicht will das Harm das erfhrt aber jetzt habe ich mir die Folge nochmal angesehen Kate lag falsch oder seh ich das Falsch

Dies war mit Sicherheit eine der besten Folgen dieser Staffel, aber ich war bei den zwei Schnheiten mit anderen Sachen beschftigt, als mich damit zu befassen wer nun Recht hatte.... [148]  [140]