The series JAG was a show that ran on NBC for one season in 1995 then went over to CBS in 1997 and ran until 2005. Series JAG was created by Donald Bellisario, whose better shows include Quantum Leap and Magnum, P. I. Part of the problem with JAG was that after season 6, Bellisario decided to sack all the writers and use fanfiction as the basis for new episodes.

JAG dvd is a realistic depiction of what it's like to be a lawyer in the military. One minute you're filing a memo, the next you're strapped into to go aboard an aircraft carrier, the next you're fighting hand to hand with terrorists. It's all in a day's work. The only show on TV with greater military authenticity was GI Joe.

JAG dvd also correctly portrayed military defendants as brave men who always fell on their sword for someone else. This is exactly what happens in the military justice system in real life. Series JAG also made it clear that it's very difficult for a single man to balance his career his personal life. In almost every single episode of series JAG, Harm's ticking biological clock was personified in the form of a CG dancing baby. Harm's therapist, Commander Tracy, counseled Harm to kick the baby in order to regain his sanity. In the tenth season, however, it was revealed that the dancing baby really represented Mattie, who was born after Harm donated sperm to a bank.

Even though the U. S. Navy was willing to help Bellisario since the show's second season of JAG dvd, he was too lazy to take up their offer. So instead he just bootlegged other military movies like Top Gun and A Few Good Men, and spliced that footage into his show. Bellisario also plagiarized news footage. In the second episode, Bill Clinton is seen jogging and he waves to someone. Then we see Harm wave back. Then we see Bill Clinton re-run the same few yards he ran just a second ago. Bellisario also stole footage from World War II movies.

The costumes from JAG dvd were all bought from the Army/Navy surplus store, so that's why Catherine Bell wanted the writers to give her every opportunity to ditch the uniform. Actually, half the fans of the show were just fine with that.