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* CutShort This was the last episode produced for NBC. NBC which actually never aired the episode. Instead, the episode was added to syndication a few years later. As such, Rabb's arrest is simply forgotten by the first episode aired on CBS, and the whole storyline about Schonke's murder, barely hinted at in that first episode for CBS, has to wait to Season 3 for its resolution.
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* MaliciousMisnaming: Krennick can perhaps say she saw Turque's name written before hearing it, but Rabb is quite deliberate in calling Turque "Turkey."
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'''"Skeleton Crew"''' is an episode of ''Series/{{JAG}}'' that first aired on July 15, 1996. Written and directed by the show's creator
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NCIS Agent Turkey (pronounced "Turkay," played by Creator/JohnAshton) is first on the scene. Then follow Lt. Commander Rabb and Lt. j.g. Austin. Rabb is upset to see the body is Schonke's; he was supposed to have dinner with her but she never showed. No one believes Rabb's claim that his relationship with Schonke was purely platonic.
Turkey demands Rabb be taken off the case, but Admiral Chegwidden is unwilling to let NCIS dictate how a JAG investigation is to be conducted. By the same token, Chegwidden recognizes Turkey's concern over Rabb's emotional entanglement in the case, and accepts Krennick's suggestion that he send her as senior investigator.
Rabb confronts the chief suspect, Lt. Lamm, at a civilian diner near the pier, and punches him in the face. Commander Krennick (Creator/AndreaThompson) refers Rabb to Admiral's Mast. Lt. Lamm turns up dead with a typewritten suicide note, causing everyone to believe he was murdered. Agent Turkey shows up at Rabb's quarters to return several letters Rabb wrote to Schonke; the letters belong to her next of kin but Turkey says that giving them to Harm is a gesture of goodwill.
Rabb gets an idea about who the killer is and debarks with intent to confirm his hypothesis. But he doesn't get that far, since Turkey arrests him soon afterwards, charging him with Schonke's murder. On that note, the episode ends.
Turkey demands Rabb be taken off the case, but Admiral Chegwidden is unwilling to let NCIS dictate how a JAG investigation is to be conducted. By the same token, Chegwidden recognizes Turkey's concern over Rabb's emotional entanglement in the case, and accepts Krennick's suggestion that he send her as senior investigator.
Rabb confronts the chief suspect, Lt. Lamm, at a civilian diner near the pier, and punches him in the face. Commander Krennick (Creator/AndreaThompson) refers Rabb to Admiral's Mast. Lt. Lamm turns up dead with a typewritten suicide note, causing everyone to believe he was murdered. Agent Turkey shows up at Rabb's quarters to return several letters Rabb wrote to Schonke; the letters belong to her next of kin but Turkey says that giving them to Harm is a gesture of goodwill.
Rabb gets an idea about who the killer is and debarks with intent to confirm his hypothesis. But he doesn't get that far, since Turkey arrests him soon afterwards, charging him with Schonke's murder. On that note, the episode ends.
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NCIS Agent Turkey Turque (pronounced "Turkay," played by Creator/JohnAshton) is first on the scene. Then follow Lt. Commander Rabb and Lt. j.g. Austin. Rabb is upset to see the body is Schonke's; he was supposed to have dinner with her but she never showed. No one believes Rabb's claim that his relationship with Schonke was purely platonic.
Turkey Turque demands Rabb be taken off the case, but Admiral Chegwidden is unwilling to let NCIS dictate how a JAG investigation is to be conducted. By the same token, Chegwidden recognizes Turkey's Turque's concern over Rabb's emotional entanglement in the case, and accepts Krennick's suggestion that he send her as senior investigator.
Rabb confronts the chief suspect, Lt. Lamm, at a civilian diner near the pier, and punches him in the face. Commander Krennick (Creator/AndreaThompson) refers Rabb to Admiral's Mast. Lt. Lamm turns up dead with a typewritten suicide note, causing everyone to believe he was murdered. AgentTurkey Turque shows up at Rabb's quarters to return several letters Rabb wrote to Schonke; the letters belong to her next of kin but Turkey Turque says that giving them to Harm is a gesture of goodwill.
Rabb gets an idea about who the killer is and debarks with intent to confirm his hypothesis. But he doesn't get that far, sinceTurkey Turque arrests him soon afterwards, charging him with Schonke's murder. On that note, the episode ends.
Rabb confronts the chief suspect, Lt. Lamm, at a civilian diner near the pier, and punches him in the face. Commander Krennick (Creator/AndreaThompson) refers Rabb to Admiral's Mast. Lt. Lamm turns up dead with a typewritten suicide note, causing everyone to believe he was murdered. Agent
Rabb gets an idea about who the killer is and debarks with intent to confirm his hypothesis. But he doesn't get that far, since
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* ExactWords: Turque orders Roberts not to hand any faxes to Rabb. So instead Roberts allows a few pages to fall to the floor so that Rabb can pick them up.
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The Seahawk is in port, Pier 7 at Norfolk, Virginia. Lt. Diane Schonke (Creator/CatherineBell, before she was Major [=MacKenzie=]) goes on liberty after serving midwatch, with Acting Officer of the Deck Chief Petty Officer Bennon (Creator/GlennMorshower) authorizing her departure instead of the indisposed Ensign Roberts (Creator/PatrickLabyorteaux). Lt. Lamm (Mark Kiely) debarks soon afterwards, to chase Schonke. The next morning, Roberts and Bennon find Schonke dead in her car.
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The Seahawk is in port, Pier 7 at Norfolk, Virginia. Lt. Diane Schonke (Creator/CatherineBell, before she was Major [=MacKenzie=]) goes on liberty after serving midwatch, with Acting Officer of the Deck Chief Petty Officer Bennon (Creator/GlennMorshower) authorizing her departure instead of the indisposed Ensign Roberts (Creator/PatrickLabyorteaux). Lt. Lamm (Mark Kiely) (Creator/MarkKiely) debarks soon afterwards, to chase Schonke. The next morning, Roberts and Bennon find Schonke dead in her car.
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The Seahawk is in port, Pier 7 at Norfolk, Virginia. Lt. Diane Schonke (Catherine Bell, before she was Major [=MacKenzie=]) goes on liberty after serving midwatch, with Acting Officer of the Deck Chief Petty Officer Bennon (Glenn Morshower) authorizing her departure instead of the indisposed Ensign Roberts (Patrick Labyorteaux). Lt. Lamm (Mark Kiely) debarks soon afterwards, to chase Schonke. The next morning, Roberts and Bennon find Schonke dead in her car.
NCIS Agent Turkey (pronounced "Turkay," played by John Ashton) is first on the scene. Then follow Rabb and Austin. Rabb is upset to see the body is Schonke's; he was supposed to have dinner with her but she never showed. No one believes Rabb's claim that his relationship with Schonke was purely platonic.
Turkey demands Rabb be taken off the case, but Chegwidden is unwilling to let NCIS dictate how a JAG investigation is to be conducted. By the same token, Chegwidden recognizes Turkey's concern over Rabb's emotional entanglement in the case, and accepts Krennick's suggestion that he send her as senior investigator.
Harm confronts the chief suspect, Lt. Lamm, at a civilian diner near the pier, and punches him in the face. Krennick refers Harm to Admiral's Mast. Lt. Lamm turns up dead with a typewritten suicide note, causing everyone to believe he was murdered. Agent Turkey shows up at Harm's quarters to return several letters Harm wrote to Schonke; the letters belong to her next of kin but Turkey says that giving them to Harm is a gesture of goodwill.
Harm gets an idea about who the killer is and debarks with intent to confirm his hypothesis. But he doesn't get that far, since Turkey arrests him soon afterwards, charging him with Schonke's murder. On that note, the episode ends.
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The Seahawk is in port, Pier 7 at Norfolk, Virginia. Lt. Diane Schonke (Catherine Bell, before she was Major [=MacKenzie=]) goes on liberty after serving midwatch, with Acting Officer of the Deck Chief Petty Officer Bennon (Glenn Morshower) authorizing her departure instead of the indisposed Ensign Roberts (Patrick Labyorteaux). Lt. Lamm (Mark Kiely) debarks soon afterwards, to chase Schonke. The next morning, Roberts and Bennon find Schonke dead in her car.
NCIS Agent Turkey (pronounced "Turkay," played by John Ashton) is first on the scene. Then follow Rabb and Austin. Rabb is upset to see the body is Schonke's; he was supposed to have dinner with her but she never showed. No one believes Rabb's claim that his relationship with Schonke was purely platonic.
Turkey demands Rabb be taken off the case, but Chegwidden is unwilling to let NCIS dictate how a JAG investigation is to be conducted. By the same token, Chegwidden recognizes Turkey's concern over Rabb's emotional entanglement in the case, and accepts Krennick's suggestion that he send her as senior investigator.
Harm confronts the chief suspect, Lt. Lamm, at a civilian diner near the pier, and punches him in the face. Krennick refers Harm to Admiral's Mast. Lt. Lamm turns up dead with a typewritten suicide note, causing everyone to believe he was murdered. Agent Turkey shows up at Harm's quarters to return several letters Harm wrote to Schonke; the letters belong to her next of kin but Turkey says that giving them to Harm is a gesture of goodwill.
Harm gets an idea about who the killer is and debarks with intent to confirm his hypothesis. But he doesn't get that far, since Turkey arrests him soon afterwards, charging him with Schonke's murder. On that note, the episode ends.
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The Seahawk is in port, Pier 7 at Norfolk, Virginia. Lt. Diane Schonke
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Turkey demands Rabb be taken off the case, but Admiral Chegwidden is unwilling to let NCIS dictate how a JAG investigation is to be conducted. By the same token, Chegwidden recognizes Turkey's concern over Rabb's emotional entanglement in the case, and accepts Krennick's suggestion that he send her as senior investigator.
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The Seahawk is in port, Pier 7 at Norfolk, Virginia. Lt. Diane Schonke (Catherine Bell, before she was Major MacKenzie) goes on liberty after serving midwatch, with Acting Officer of the Deck Chief Petty Officer Bennon (Glenn Morshower) authorizing her departure instead of the indisposed Ensign Roberts (Patrick Labyorteaux). Lt. Lamm (Mark Kiely) debarks soon afterwards, to chase Schonke. The next morning, Roberts and Bennon find Schonke dead in her car.
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The Seahawk is in port, Pier 7 at Norfolk, Virginia. Lt. Diane Schonke (Catherine Bell, before she was Major MacKenzie) [=MacKenzie=]) goes on liberty after serving midwatch, with Acting Officer of the Deck Chief Petty Officer Bennon (Glenn Morshower) authorizing her departure instead of the indisposed Ensign Roberts (Patrick Labyorteaux). Lt. Lamm (Mark Kiely) debarks soon afterwards, to chase Schonke. The next morning, Roberts and Bennon find Schonke dead in her car.
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The Seahawk is in port, Pier 7 at Norfolk, Virginia. Lt. Diane Schonke (Catherine Bell, before she was Major MacKenzie) goes on liberty after serving midwatch, with Acting Officer of the Deck Chief Petty Officer Bennon (Glenn Morshower) authorizing her departure instead of the indisposed Ensign Roberts (Patrick Labyorteaux). Lt. Lamm (Mark Kiely) debarks soon afterwards, to chase Schonke. The next morning, Roberts and Bennon find Schonke dead in her car.
NCIS Agent Turkey (pronounced "Turkay," played by John Ashton) is first on the scene. Then follow Rabb and Austin. Rabb is upset to see the body is Schonke's; he was supposed to have dinner with her but she never showed. No one believes Rabb's claim that his relationship with Schonke was purely platonic.
Turkey demands Rabb be taken off the case, but Chegwidden is unwilling to let NCIS dictate how a JAG investigation is to be conducted. By the same token, Chegwidden recognizes Turkey's concern over Rabb's emotional entanglement in the case, and accepts Krennick's suggestion that he send her as senior investigator.
Harm confronts the chief suspect, Lt. Lamm, at a civilian diner near the pier, and punches him in the face. Krennick refers Harm to Admiral's Mast. Lt. Lamm turns up dead with a typewritten suicide note, causing everyone to believe he was murdered. Agent Turkey shows up at Harm's quarters to return several letters Harm wrote to Schonke; the letters belong to her next of kin but Turkey says that giving them to Harm is a gesture of goodwill.
Harm gets an idea about who the killer is and debarks with intent to confirm his hypothesis. But he doesn't get that far, since Turkey arrests him soon afterwards, charging him with Schonke's murder. On that note, the episode ends.
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* CutShort This was the last episode produced for NBC. Rabb's arrest is simply forgotten by the first episode aired on CBS, and the whole storyline about Schonke's murder, barely hinted at in that first episode for CBS, has to wait to Season 3 for its resolution.
* JurisdictionFriction NCIS Agent Turkey characterizes his first encounter with JAG lawyer Rabb at the crime scene as "we met like junkyard dogs," so as to leave like men, he gives Rabb the letters Schonke wrote to him.
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[[Recap/{{JAG}} As you were...]]\\
[[Series/{{JAG}} Dismissed.]]
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The Seahawk is in port, Pier 7 at Norfolk, Virginia. Lt. Diane Schonke (Catherine Bell, before she was Major MacKenzie) goes on liberty after serving midwatch, with Acting Officer of the Deck Chief Petty Officer Bennon (Glenn Morshower) authorizing her departure instead of the indisposed Ensign Roberts (Patrick Labyorteaux). Lt. Lamm (Mark Kiely) debarks soon afterwards, to chase Schonke. The next morning, Roberts and Bennon find Schonke dead in her car.
NCIS Agent Turkey (pronounced "Turkay," played by John Ashton) is first on the scene. Then follow Rabb and Austin. Rabb is upset to see the body is Schonke's; he was supposed to have dinner with her but she never showed. No one believes Rabb's claim that his relationship with Schonke was purely platonic.
Turkey demands Rabb be taken off the case, but Chegwidden is unwilling to let NCIS dictate how a JAG investigation is to be conducted. By the same token, Chegwidden recognizes Turkey's concern over Rabb's emotional entanglement in the case, and accepts Krennick's suggestion that he send her as senior investigator.
Harm confronts the chief suspect, Lt. Lamm, at a civilian diner near the pier, and punches him in the face. Krennick refers Harm to Admiral's Mast. Lt. Lamm turns up dead with a typewritten suicide note, causing everyone to believe he was murdered. Agent Turkey shows up at Harm's quarters to return several letters Harm wrote to Schonke; the letters belong to her next of kin but Turkey says that giving them to Harm is a gesture of goodwill.
Harm gets an idea about who the killer is and debarks with intent to confirm his hypothesis. But he doesn't get that far, since Turkey arrests him soon afterwards, charging him with Schonke's murder. On that note, the episode ends.
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* CutShort This was the last episode produced for NBC. Rabb's arrest is simply forgotten by the first episode aired on CBS, and the whole storyline about Schonke's murder, barely hinted at in that first episode for CBS, has to wait to Season 3 for its resolution.
* JurisdictionFriction NCIS Agent Turkey characterizes his first encounter with JAG lawyer Rabb at the crime scene as "we met like junkyard dogs," so as to leave like men, he gives Rabb the letters Schonke wrote to him.
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[[Recap/{{JAG}} As you were...]]\\
[[Series/{{JAG}} Dismissed.]]
