JAG

Harm adjusts to his new surroundings aboard the U.S.S. Patrick Henry while the captain accidentally attacks Russian peacekeepers.

After he murders three Russian officials, Buxton demands that Harm and Brumby serve as his lawyers, thereby preventing Harm from testifying against him.

Harm doubts his ability as a pilot and later is tested in mid-air to save a friends life.

Harm returns to JAG when his first case back involves defending Navy Lt. Nelson and his political appointee father.

Harm is surprised when a routine meeting turns into an award ceremony for his second Distinguished Flying Cross Medal. Harm and Bud try to track down a witness and rescuer who disappeared after an attempted rape.

After the death of one of the research subjects, Harm defends the admiral in charge of a project involving psychic phenomena.

Harm finds himself in the middle of a cat-and-mouse game when a former Special Forces operative goes rogue.

When the wife of a Marine colonel stationed in Panama is accused of smuggling drugs, her halfhearted denials make her seem guilty of the charges against her.

Harm comes under fire after a newspaper publishes a negative Op-ed about the American presidency and the digital signature shows the article was written on Harm's computer.

After a training exercise mishap aboard the U.S.S. Patrick Henry, Mac and Brumby investigate to find the cause.

The night before Christmas, Harm visits the Vietnam War Memorial in his father's memory. A woman approaches Harm who is surprised to discover that she was friends with his father.

Harm and Mac assist students in a mock-trial court martial of a captain whose actions resulted in a battleship's explosion and the death of 29 people.

On a grave day at Camp Pendleton, Corporal Kenneth Farmer (John Walcutt) opens fire on unsuspecting Marines. Unhappy with the way he has been treated by the Marines, Farmer seeks revenge against those who have made his life miserable.

After petty officer Chinick is found strangled to death aboard the U.S.S. Suribachi, Commander Harmon “Harm” Rabb, Jr. goes to the ship to investigate.

Flashback to 1972 Sydney, Australia. A young flirtatious couple enjoy the sights and sounds of Luna Park. Jenny (Toni Pearan) and Kevin (Nathan Spencer) are oblivious to everything around them until an old boyfriend of Jenny’s appears in the crowd.

Roberts and Harm investigate Jenny's strange behavior leading up to an important trial date. Later Kevin admits that Jenny pretended to have an affair in order to get Kevin off the hook.

There's trouble in the JAG office when an officer is charged with assault following an off-duty altercation outside a gay bar.

Harm and Mac are assigned to investigate charges that American GIs shot and killed civilians during the Korean War.

Aboard the U.S.S. Hartung, Seaman Andrea Granato works hard polishing a brass bell. She has been working on it for a long time and feels harassed by her petty officer who tells her to work harder.

Mac prosecutes a Navy SEAL jumpmaster who is charged with causing the drowning death of a trainee after a parachute mishap.

A deserted wooded clearing in Mississippi is the setting for a sacred ritual of Wicca, a Paganistic religion. The high priest of the group is Navy Chief Petty Officer Lane Merker and Mac is revealed to be one of his followers.

Harm and the admiral try to prevent a salvage hunter from recovering a submarine that disappeared just before the attack on Pearl Harbor. They find out the sub may have been involved in a long-forgotten conspiracy.

Lt. Rivers (Montel Williams) makes an unexpected appearance at a cocktail party being held in honor of Senator candidate, Bill Layton (Peter Brown).

Lt. Commander Coulter confronts Harm about his work on the defense of her father's petitioned trial, a retrial of the original case where he was found guilty of his wife's murder.

Harm and Mac investigate when an extremely powerful CIWS gun appears to malfunction during an exercise. Also, Admiral A.J. Chegwidden receives an award at the Annual Surface Warfare Ball.