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* ThrowItIn: Someone secretly recorded Patrick Labyorteaux singing karaoke one night, which led to Bud doing the exact same thing in this episode (it’s Patrick lip-syncing his own drunk vocals).
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Lt. Curtis Rivers (Creator/MontelWilliams) is considered for the Medal of Honor for rescuing Undersecretary of State Lawrence Culbertson (Creator/GregoryItzin) from a very dangerous situation, but his subordinates say he was reckless.
Culbertson is very grateful to Rivers. Chief Petty Officer Wilkins (Creator/GuyGarner) has a markedly different opinion. Rivers allegedly abandoned Petty Officer Douglas (Creator/TicoWells) in order to rescue Culbertson, a gross violation of the SEAL code.
Culbertson is very grateful to Rivers. Chief Petty Officer Wilkins (Creator/GuyGarner) has a markedly different opinion. Rivers allegedly abandoned Petty Officer Douglas (Creator/TicoWells) in order to rescue Culbertson, a gross violation of the SEAL code.
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Lt. Curtis Rivers (Creator/MontelWilliams) is considered under consideration for the Medal of Honor for rescuing Undersecretary of State Lawrence Culbertson (Creator/GregoryItzin) from a very dangerous situation, but his subordinates say he was reckless.
Culbertson is understandably very grateful to Rivers. Chief Petty Officer Wilkins (Creator/GuyGarner) has a markedly different opinion. Rivers allegedly abandoned Petty Officer Douglas (Creator/TicoWells) in order to rescue Culbertson, a gross violation of the SEAL code.
Culbertson is understandably very grateful to Rivers. Chief Petty Officer Wilkins (Creator/GuyGarner) has a markedly different opinion. Rivers allegedly abandoned Petty Officer Douglas (Creator/TicoWells) in order to rescue Culbertson, a gross violation of the SEAL code.
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* ShoutOut by Mac to General Patton, a highly decorated soldier who wanted a Medal of Honor but never earned one. Rivers is unimpressed, and seems not to care whether or not the investigators determine that he deserves the highest military decoration.
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* ShoutOut by Mac to General Patton, a highly decorated soldier who wanted a Medal of Honor but never earned one. Rivers is unimpressed, and seems not to care whether or not the investigators determine that he deserves the highest military decoration.decoration.
* WithAllDueRespect: Said by Wilkins to Mac when talking to her and Rabb.
--> '''Mac''': So the lieutenant took responsibility for Douglas' safety as well?
--> '''Wilkins''': Oh, with all due respect, ma'am, he [Douglas] would not have needed to be saved if he hadn't been in danger.
--> '''Rabb''': You're a difficult man to impress, chief.
* WithAllDueRespect: Said by Wilkins to Mac when talking to her and Rabb.
--> '''Mac''': So the lieutenant took responsibility for Douglas' safety as well?
--> '''Wilkins''': Oh, with all due respect, ma'am, he [Douglas] would not have needed to be saved if he hadn't been in danger.
--> '''Rabb''': You're a difficult man to impress, chief.
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Lt. Curtis Rivers (Creator/MontelWilliams) is considered for the Medal of Honor for rescuing an undersecretary, but his subordinates say he was reckless.
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Lt. Curtis Rivers (Creator/MontelWilliams) is considered for the Medal of Honor for rescuing an undersecretary, Undersecretary of State Lawrence Culbertson (Creator/GregoryItzin) from a very dangerous situation, but his subordinates say he was reckless.
reckless.
Culbertson is very grateful to Rivers. Chief Petty Officer Wilkins (Creator/GuyGarner) has a markedly different opinion. Rivers allegedly abandoned Petty Officer Douglas (Creator/TicoWells) in order to rescue Culbertson, a gross violation of the SEAL code.
Lt. Commander Rabb and Major [=MacKenzie=] are sent to investigate. Mac quickly gets fed up with Rivers's insubordination and unwillingness to cooperate with the investigation. The only way Rabb gets through to Rivers is in a fistfight.
When Rabb finally hears Rivers tell his side of the story, Rabb doubts that Douglas was unconscious when Rivers left him alone. In fact, Douglas, bitter that he lost a leg and Rivers is being considered for a medal, pretended to be unconscious when the other [=SEALs=] found him.
Culbertson is very grateful to Rivers. Chief Petty Officer Wilkins (Creator/GuyGarner) has a markedly different opinion. Rivers allegedly abandoned Petty Officer Douglas (Creator/TicoWells) in order to rescue Culbertson, a gross violation of the SEAL code.
Lt. Commander Rabb and Major [=MacKenzie=] are sent to investigate. Mac quickly gets fed up with Rivers's insubordination and unwillingness to cooperate with the investigation. The only way Rabb gets through to Rivers is in a fistfight.
When Rabb finally hears Rivers tell his side of the story, Rabb doubts that Douglas was unconscious when Rivers left him alone. In fact, Douglas, bitter that he lost a leg and Rivers is being considered for a medal, pretended to be unconscious when the other [=SEALs=] found him.
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* AlcoholInducedIdiocy: Lt. Roberts sings Music/TomJones's "Delilah" after drinking a few cocktails. [[spoiler:This is referenced later in [[Recap/JAGS03E16ChainsOfCommand "Chains of Command"]].]]
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* AlcoholInducedIdiocy: Lt. Roberts sings Music/TomJones's "Delilah" after drinking a few cocktails. [[spoiler:This This is referenced later in [[Recap/JAGS03E16ChainsOfCommand "Chains of Command"]].]]
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'''"Above and Beyond"''' is an episode of ''Series/{{JAG}}'' that first aired on November 11, 1997. Directed by: Creator/TonyWharmby
by Creator/TonyWharmby. Written by: by Paul Levine
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* PoliticalCorrectnessGoneMad: The suggestion that Lt. Rivers should get the Medal of Honor strictly only for the sake of "national healing" rather than because he deserves it.
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* PoliticalCorrectnessGoneMad: PoliticalOvercorrectness: The suggestion that Lt. Rivers should get the Medal of Honor strictly only for the sake of "national healing" rather than because he deserves it.
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* DueToTheDead: A Medal of Honor. [[spoiler: Lt. Rivers's]] on [[spoiler:his father's]] tombstone.
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* DueToTheDead: A Medal of Honor. [[spoiler: Lt. Rivers's]] Rivers's on [[spoiler:his father's]] his father's tombstone.
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* AlcoholInducedIdiocy: Bud sings Tom Jone's Deliah after drinking a few cocktails. [[spoiler:This was referenced later in [[Recap/JAGS03E16ChainsOfCommand "Chains of Command"]].]]
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* AlcoholInducedIdiocy: Bud Lt. Roberts sings Tom Jone's Deliah Music/TomJones's "Delilah" after drinking a few cocktails. [[spoiler:This was is referenced later in [[Recap/JAGS03E16ChainsOfCommand "Chains of Command"]].]]
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Lt. Curtis Rivers (Montel Williams) (Creator/MontelWilliams) is considered for the Medal of Honor for rescuing an undersecretary, but his subordinates say he was reckless.
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* AlcoholInducedIdiocy: Bud sings Tom Jone's Deliah after drinking a few cocktails. [[spoiler:This was referenced later in Recap/JAGS03E16ChainsOfCommand]]
* DueToTheDead: A Medal of Honor. [[spoiler: Lt. Rivers's on his father's tombstone.]]
* DueToTheDead: A Medal of Honor. [[spoiler: Lt. Rivers's on his father's tombstone.]]
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* AlcoholInducedIdiocy: Bud sings Tom Jone's Deliah after drinking a few cocktails. [[spoiler:This was referenced later in Recap/JAGS03E16ChainsOfCommand]]
[[Recap/JAGS03E16ChainsOfCommand "Chains of Command"]].]]
* DueToTheDead: A Medal of Honor. [[spoiler: Lt.Rivers's Rivers's]] on his father's [[spoiler:his father's]] tombstone.]]
* DueToTheDead: A Medal of Honor. [[spoiler: Lt.
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Lt. Curtis Rivers (Montel Williams) is considered for the Medal of Honor for rescuing an undersecretary, but his subordinates say he was reckless.
! This episode contains examples of the following tropes:
* DueToTheDead: A Medal of Honor. [[spoiler: Lt. Rivers's on his father's tombstone.]]
* MistakenForRacist: Supposedly one of the [=SEALs=] has no problem taking orders from a black man because his wife is a black woman. Rabb and Mac seem convinced, and drop the line of inquiry.
* PoliticalCorrectnessGoneMad: The suggestion that Lt. Rivers should get the Medal of Honor strictly only for the sake of "national healing" rather than because he deserves it.
* ShoutOut by Mac to General Patton, a highly decorated soldier who wanted a Medal of Honor but never earned one. Rivers is unimpressed, and seems not to care whether or not the investigators determine that he deserves the highest military decoration.
Written by: Paul Levine
Lt. Curtis Rivers (Montel Williams) is considered for the Medal of Honor for rescuing an undersecretary, but his subordinates say he was reckless.
! This episode contains examples of the following tropes:
* DueToTheDead: A Medal of Honor. [[spoiler: Lt. Rivers's on his father's tombstone.]]
* MistakenForRacist: Supposedly one of the [=SEALs=] has no problem taking orders from a black man because his wife is a black woman. Rabb and Mac seem convinced, and drop the line of inquiry.
* PoliticalCorrectnessGoneMad: The suggestion that Lt. Rivers should get the Medal of Honor strictly only for the sake of "national healing" rather than because he deserves it.
* ShoutOut by Mac to General Patton, a highly decorated soldier who wanted a Medal of Honor but never earned one. Rivers is unimpressed, and seems not to care whether or not the investigators determine that he deserves the highest military decoration.
