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* SuicideByCop: Roscoe twitches really hard, forcing a SWAT cop to put a round in him.
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* SuicideByCop: Roscoe twitches really hard, forcing a SWAT cop to put a round in him.him.
* TitleDrop: Said by Roscoe Martin as he and three other patients escape the mental hospital.
* TitleDrop: Said by Roscoe Martin as he and three other patients escape the mental hospital.
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Directed by Creator/TonyWharmby
Written by Creator/DanaCoen
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'''"The Martin Baker Fan Club"''' is an episode of ''Series/{{JAG}}'' that first aired on October 20, 1998. Directed by Creator/TonyWharmby
Creator/TonyWharmby. Written by Creator/DanaCoen
Creator/DanaCoen.
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* BirthDeathJuxtaposition: Of a sort. Right about the time when Roscoe shuts off his respirator and flat lines, Harriet's fetus' heartbeat is detected.
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* BirthDeathJuxtaposition: Of a sort. Right about the time when Roscoe shuts off his respirator and flat lines, Harriet's fetus' heartbeat is detected. Prior to that, Rabb left Roscoe’s hospital room saying he was going to go check in on Ensign Sims.
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once a Marine, always a Marine
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This episode sees the return of Roscoe Martin (Creator/KevinConway), the paraplegic ex-marine seen in [[Recap/JAGS03E05KingOfTheFleas "King of the Fleas"]].
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This episode sees the return of Roscoe Martin (Creator/KevinConway), the paraplegic ex-marine Marine veteran seen in [[Recap/JAGS03E05KingOfTheFleas "King of the Fleas"]].
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This episode sees the return of Roscoe Martin, the paraplegic ex-marine seen in ''King of the Fleas''. This time, he has been charged with causing the death of a mentally unstable Vietnam era Intruder pilot, by taking away his pills. Roscoe claims he did it, because he saw the VA mental facility he was committed to, over medicating its inmates until they were docile, compliant and emotionless. As Harm defends him, Roscoe becomes increasingly erratic - until he pulls a scheme that could very well get him killed.
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This episode sees the return of Roscoe Martin, Martin (Creator/KevinConway), the paraplegic ex-marine seen in ''King [[Recap/JAGS03E05KingOfTheFleas "King of the Fleas''. Fleas"]].
This time, he has been charged with causing the death of a mentally unstable Vietnam era Intruder pilot, by taking away his pills. Roscoe claims he did it, because he saw the VA mental facility he was committed to, over medicating its inmates until they were docile, compliant and emotionless. AsHarm Lt. Commander Rabb defends him, Roscoe becomes increasingly erratic - -- until he pulls a scheme that could very well get him killed.
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This time, he has been charged with causing the death of a mentally unstable Vietnam era Intruder pilot, by taking away his pills. Roscoe claims he did it, because he saw the VA mental facility he was committed to, over medicating its inmates until they were docile, compliant and emotionless. As
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* FreudianExcuse: Harm theorizes that Roscoe is behaving this way, because he sat by helplessly as a POW when the camp commander executed the other prisoners. To make up for that failure, he wants to "set free" these mental patients.
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* FreudianExcuse: Harm Rabb theorizes that Roscoe is behaving this way, because he sat by helplessly as a POW when the camp commander executed the other prisoners. To make up for that failure, he wants to "set free" these mental patients.
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* RebelliousSpirit: Roscoe is fairly comfortable in the VA mental facility. But he still needs something to rebel against, so he seizes on the issue of over medicated inmates - even if that issue never affects him.
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* RebelliousSpirit: Roscoe is fairly comfortable in the VA mental facility. But he still needs something to rebel against, so he seizes on the issue of over medicated inmates - -- even if that issue never affects him.
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Directed by Creator/TonyWharmby
Written by Creator/DanaCoen
Written by Creator/DanaCoen
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This episode sees the return of Roscoe Martin, the paraplegic ex-marine seen in ''King of the Fleas''. This time, he has been charged with causing the death of a mentally unstable Vietnam era Intruder pilot, by taking away his pills. Roscoe claims he did it, because he saw the VA mental facility he was committed to, over medicating its inmates until they were docile, compliant and emotionless. As Harm defends him, Roscoe becomes increasingly erratic - until he pulls a scheme that could very well get him killed.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: The orderly at the VA mental facility, tapes a resignation letter to his locker, throws open the secured door that confined the inmates to the facility, then ran. Because he has "issues with management". When that happens, a bunch of inmates and Roscoe also pull this, and decide to flee to Canada.
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* BirthDeathJuxtaposition: Of a sort. Right about the time when Roscoe shuts off his respirator and flat lines, Harriet's fetus' heartbeat is detected.
* DrivenToSuicide: Intruder pilot Dick La Croix. Roscoe in the end.
* FreudianExcuse: Harm theorizes that Roscoe is behaving this way, because he sat by helplessly as a POW when the camp commander executed the other prisoners. To make up for that failure, he wants to "set free" these mental patients.
* ItsAllAboutMe: Roscoe must get his point across! Never mind how much that hurts or even causes the death of other inmates.
* RebelliousSpirit: Roscoe is fairly comfortable in the VA mental facility. But he still needs something to rebel against, so he seizes on the issue of over medicated inmates - even if that issue never affects him.
* SuicideByCop: Roscoe twitches really hard, forcing a SWAT cop to put a round in him.
* DrivenToSuicide: Intruder pilot Dick La Croix. Roscoe in the end.
* FreudianExcuse: Harm theorizes that Roscoe is behaving this way, because he sat by helplessly as a POW when the camp commander executed the other prisoners. To make up for that failure, he wants to "set free" these mental patients.
* ItsAllAboutMe: Roscoe must get his point across! Never mind how much that hurts or even causes the death of other inmates.
* RebelliousSpirit: Roscoe is fairly comfortable in the VA mental facility. But he still needs something to rebel against, so he seizes on the issue of over medicated inmates - even if that issue never affects him.
* SuicideByCop: Roscoe twitches really hard, forcing a SWAT cop to put a round in him.
