
JAG — Season 6

Harm travels to Russia to assist in refining their military justice system, while Mac and Bud remain in the United States to prosecute a Naval commander accused of supplying classified information to the Russians. Once there, Harm becomes e…

Distress grips Harm as news arrives of his newly discovered half-brother, Sergei, accused of a crime carrying a death sentence. Simultaneously, Mac journeys to Russia, tasked with thwarting a plot against the president's life.

The rescue of a young girl by the captain of a U.S. Navy frigate in Cuban waters ignited the spark of an international crisis. This event propelled Harm and Bud into an investigation that ultimately led them to Cuba, where they would encoun…

The crash of the newly upgraded F-14 jet claimed the lives of two naval aviators, and in the aftermath, Harm began to uncover troubling irregularities. His investigation revealed questionable dealings involving both the civilian contractor …

Mac finds herself thrust into the spotlight when she is assigned to prosecute in JAG’s first televised court-martial. As Mac prepares for the high-profile prosecution of an apparently unassuming young ensign accused of murdering her hus…

Mac finds himself tasked with representing an Arab princess in two distinct arenas: first, before an Immigration and Naturalization Service hearing, and later, before an Islamic court. The princess has fled with a Naval Petty Officer, who i…

Admiral Boone, currently serving as Commander, Amphibious Group aboard the USS Seahawk, and previously featured in "A New Life" and "Chains of Command," has been nominated for the position of Sixth Fleet Commander. An anonymous source has …

Harm and Mac defended Admiral Boone in court against accusations of responsibility for the civilian massacre. Though he was ultimately acquitted, Boone determined that retirement was the most prudent course, a decision that drew objection f…

As the rest of JAG celebrated the holiday season, Bud and Harriet stood at the freshly placed headstone of little Sarah's grave. Bud, resolute, vowed that this couldn't be the end of the story and insisted on uncovering the truth. They soug…

Kate Pike, Harm’s former partner, is contemplating a return to the JAG office. The situation becomes fraught when a former commanding officer of hers is being considered for the position of Inspector General, and Kate confides in Harm that …

With Admiral Chegwidden appointed to chair the Promotions Board for Captain, Mac assumes the role of Acting JAG. Harm defends a former Marine Drill Instructor facing a life sentence under the three strikes law. Commander Ted Lindsey,…

A collision between U.S. and Turkish vessels during a NATO exercise sets in motion a crisis. Harm and Mac find themselves compelled to defend the American captain, unjustly targeted as a scapegoat for political maneuvering.

Harm is defending a Sergeant Major accused of attempting to murder his wife. The Sergeant Major maintains he was deeply worried when his wife failed to return home, embarking on a search that ultimately led him to her through the apparition…

The supposed suicide of a hapless sailor aboard the aircraft carrier quickly unravels, revealing a darker truth – a murder. Drawn into the mystery, Harm and Bud set about uncovering the reality behind the staged event.

Harm’s association with Captain Volkov places him in a difficult situation when a Russian submarine is destroyed in an explosion, and the Russians accuse the United States of culpability. He must now persuade his friend, and the world, that…

Gunny traveled to New Mexico with the task of retrieving a Korean War hero, only to find himself caught in a deadly ambush. Those who sought to silence the man were waiting for him.

Harm and Mac journey to Bahrain to ascertain whether a female Marine, discovered on a vessel used in the attack on a U.S. destroyer, was compelled to assist her captors or acted of her own accord. Sergeant Joan Steele, held captive by te…

Bud stood his ground, arguing for his brother Mikey, the petty officer accused of a killing that had erupted from a barroom brawl with a Mexican man. Just then, their father appeared.

Confined within prison walls, a Marine sergeant finds himself in dire need of Harm’s assistance once more. This time, his fingerprints have been discovered on a murder weapon, casting a long shadow of suspicion.

Harm and Mac begin to examine the Osprey, the Marine Corps aircraft that has drawn considerable debate, following a near-disaster in which Congresswoman Bobbi Latham was aboard.

Harm was deeply shaken by the news: Lieutenant Commander Jordan Parker had been found dead in her apartment, a victim of a gunshot wound to the head, inflicted with her own weapon. Though the evidence pointed to suicide, Harm found himse…

Harm and Mac found themselves in legal opposition, charged with illegal fraternization. However, as their oral arguments grew pointed and began to reflect the complexities of their own relationship, Judge Helfman adjourned the court for the…

As Mac prepared for her lecture on the 1842 naval court-martial, she found her mind drifting, replaying the events in her head.

Mac felt a sharp disappointment when Harm informed him, at the eleventh hour, that he would be unable to attend her rehearsal due to mandatory six-month carrier landing qualifications. Harm reassured her he would return in time for the wedd…


