J2300 Jag (9/23/1995-4/29/05) [Tv Series]
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J2300 JAG (9/23/1995-4/29/05) [TV SERIES] Series summary: Navy Commander Harmon Rabb, Jr. (Elliott) became a top Naval Fighter pilot like his father who is MIA in Vietnam. However, one night he crashed while trying to land his F-14 Tomcat onto the pitching carrier deck. At the time, he was diagnosed with night blindness and removed from flight duty. Not wanting to leave the Navy, Harm transferred to the Navy’s Judge Advocate General Corps, which prosecutes & defends the law of the sea. The JAG Corps is commanded by R. Adm. Albert Jethro ‘AJ’ Chegwidden (Jackson), a former Navy SEAL and Vietnam veteran. The episodes listed below are chiefly concerned with Harmon Rabb’s search for information concerning his MIA/POW father, but there are also some episodes relating to R.. Adm. Chegwidden’s Vietnam service and a few other war related story lines. Deja vu (10/21/95) Fortunate son (3/18/03) Ghost ship (9/23/97) Ghosts (2/14/97) Ghosts of Christmas past (12/14/99) Gypsy eyes (9/22/98) High ground (4/3/96) King of the fleas (10/21/97) The Martin Baker fan club (10/20/98) Miracles (2/6/01) People v. Rabb (11/25/97) The prisoner (5/8/96) A separate peace (11/21-28/00) Survivors (4/17/96) To Russia with love (5/19/98) Unknown soldier (4/15/05) We the people (1/3/97) Wilderness of mirrors (5/4/99) Credits: director, various ; writer, various. Cast: David James Elliott, Tracey Needham, John M. Jackson. Bankston, D. “JAG” American cinematographer 81 (Mar 2000), p. 102-4+ [4 p.] Bianco, Robert. “Action packed ‘JAG’ offers first-rate escapism” Pittsburg post- gazette (Sep 23, 1995), p. C11. Bond, Jeff. “Flying high” Film score monthly 7/8 (2002), p. 15-16. ________. “Steve Bramson” Film score monthly 4/3 (1999), p. 14-15. Brownfield, Paul. “Naval drama resurfaces” The record [Bergen Co., NJ] (May 12, 1998), Your time, p. Y02. Byrne, Bridget. “TV profile; David James Elliott: An officer and a gentleman” BPI entertainment news (Mar 7, 1996) De Moraes, Lisa. “ ‘JAG’ tears into CNN nerve gas story with a vengeance” Washington post (Nov 12, 1998), p. C7. Elber, Lynn. “Military drama ‘JAG’ reaches 150th episode, ratings high” Associated Press (Feb 22, 2002), BC cycle Eng, D. “Soldier of fortune” Written by 6 (Sep 2002), p. 34-9. Graham, Jefferson. “Slowly ‘JAG’ winning its case with viewers” USA today (Oct 27, 1998), p. 3D. “Interview: Donald P. Bellisario” Variety 387 (May 27-Jun 2, 2002), betw. p. 24-25, p. [20] Karlen, Neal. “Cover story; From the man behind ‘Magnum, P.I.,’ ‘Top gun’ meets ‘A few good men’” New York times (Nov 5, 1995), sec. 12, p. 4. Kleid, Beth. “Profile; Making waves; Is David James Elliott the next Magnum?” Los Angeles times (Oct 29, 1995), Calendar, p. 5. Kloer, Phil. “Television; Review; ‘JAG’” Atlanta journal and constitution (Sep 22, 1995), p. 23P. Levin, Gerry. “Par, NBC to pitch ‘JAG’ infomercial at key demos” Variety 360 (Sep 4-10, 1995), p. 25+ [2 p.] Roush, Matt. “Sleek ‘JAG’ offers smooth ride” USA today (Sep 22, 1995), p. 3D. Stout, David. “Cover story; Ace sleuths driven by honor, truth” New York times (Nov 29, 1998), sec. 13, p. 4. Thomas, Bob. “ ‘JAG’ flies to high ratings after a crash in first season” Associated Press (Oct 22, 1999), BC cycle Winslow, Harriet. “ ‘JAG’ checking in at headquarters” Washington post (Nov 8, 1998), p. Y3. _____________. “Will it survive rough seas?” Washington post (Apr 7, 1996), p. Y7. .