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This is a completely different episode of ''Series/{{JAG}}'' that has both lead characters deal with something deeply personal. Major Sarah [=MacKenzie=] receives a visitor -- a Catholic priest who informs her that her father is on his deathbed in a Catholic hospice out west and that he had asked for her. Mac reluctantly goes, but then unexpectedly meets her long-estranged mother. The two of them confront their past -- although not quite together.
Meanwhile, Lt. Commander Harmon Rabb, Jr. goes to a civilian ophthalmologist for a routine checkup -- and is told that what he thought was night blindness is actually retinal scarring. And a surgical outpatient procedure can easily remove that scarring and let Rabb regain full use of his eyes -- and maybe even return to flying full time.
Written by Creator/DanaCoen
This is a completely different episode of ''Series/{{JAG}}'' that has both lead characters deal with something deeply personal. Major Sarah [=MacKenzie=] receives a visitor -- a Catholic priest who informs her that her father is on his deathbed in a Catholic hospice out west and that he had asked for her. Mac reluctantly goes, but then unexpectedly meets her long-estranged mother. The two of them confront their past -- although not quite together.
Meanwhile, Lt. Commander Harmon Rabb, Jr. goes to a civilian ophthalmologist for a routine checkup -- and is told that what he thought was night blindness is actually retinal scarring. And a surgical outpatient procedure can easily remove that scarring and let Rabb regain full use of his eyes -- and maybe even return to flying full time.
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Major Sarah [=MacKenzie=] receives a visitor -- Father Gennaro (Creator/MichaelTucci), a Catholic priest who informs her that her father is on his deathbed in a Catholic hospice out west and that he had asked for her. Mac reluctantly goes, but then unexpectedly meets her long-estranged
Meanwhile, Lt. Commander Harmon Rabb, Jr. goes to a civilian
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* FormulaBreakingEpisode: This is a completely different episode of ''JAG'' that has both lead characters deal with something deeply personal. There's really no court case for either of them to deal with.
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This is a completely different episode of Series/{{JAG}} that has both lead characters deal with something deeply personal. Mac receives a visitor -- a Catholic priest who informs her that her father is on his deathbed in a Catholic hospice out west and that he had asked for her. Mac reluctantly goes, but then unexpectedly meets her long estranged mother. The two of them confront their past -- although not quite together.
Meanwhile, Harm goes to a civilian ophthalmologist for a routine checkup -- and is told that what he thought was night blindness is actually retinal scarring. And a surgical outpatient procedure can easily remove that scarring and let Harm regain full use of his eyes -- and even return to flying full time.
! Tropes found here are
* CallingTheOldManOut: Mac goes to the hospice to lay into her alcoholic abusive father, but finds him comatose. She ends up letting her mom have it for running out on them, stating that for all his faults, her dad kept her fed, payed the bills and helped her with homework.
* MissingMom: Mac’s mother abandoned her when she was fifteen. Mac lets her have it for that.
Meanwhile, Harm goes to a civilian ophthalmologist for a routine checkup -- and is told that what he thought was night blindness is actually retinal scarring. And a surgical outpatient procedure can easily remove that scarring and let Harm regain full use of his eyes -- and even return to flying full time.
! Tropes found here are
* CallingTheOldManOut: Mac goes to the hospice to lay into her alcoholic abusive father, but finds him comatose. She ends up letting her mom have it for running out on them, stating that for all his faults, her dad kept her fed, payed the bills and helped her with homework.
* MissingMom: Mac’s mother abandoned her when she was fifteen. Mac lets her have it for that.
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This is a completely different episode of Series/{{JAG}} ''Series/{{JAG}}'' that has both lead characters deal with something deeply personal. Mac Major Sarah [=MacKenzie=] receives a visitor -- a Catholic priest who informs her that her father is on his deathbed in a Catholic hospice out west and that he had asked for her. Mac reluctantly goes, but then unexpectedly meets her long estranged long-estranged mother. The two of them confront their past -- although not quite together.
Meanwhile,Harm Lt. Commander Harmon Rabb, Jr. goes to a civilian ophthalmologist for a routine checkup -- and is told that what he thought was night blindness is actually retinal scarring. And a surgical outpatient procedure can easily remove that scarring and let Harm Rabb regain full use of his eyes -- and maybe even return to flying full time.
! Tropes found here are
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* CallingTheOldManOut: Mac goes to the hospice to lay into her alcoholic abusive father, but finds him comatose. She ends up letting her mom have it for running out on them, stating that for all his faults, her dad kept her fed,payed paid the bills and helped her with homework.
* MissingMom:Mac’s Mac's mother abandoned her when she was fifteen. Mac lets her have it for that.
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* CallingTheOldManOut: Mac goes to the hospice to lay into her alcoholic abusive father, but finds him comatose. She ends up letting her mom have it for running out on them, stating that for all his faults, her dad kept her fed,
* MissingMom:
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This is a completely different episode of Series/{{JAG}} that has both lead characters deal with something deeply personal. Mac receives a visitor - a Catholic priest who informs her that her father is on his deathbed in a Catholic hospice out west and that he had asked for her. Mac reluctantly goes, but then unexpectedly meets her long estranged mother. The two of them confront their past - although not quite together.
Meanwhile, Harm goes to a civilian ophthalmologist for a routine checkup - and is told that what he thought was night blindness is actually retinal scarring. And a surgical outpatient procedure can easily remove that scarring and let Harm regain full use of his eyes - and even return to flying full time.
Meanwhile, Harm goes to a civilian ophthalmologist for a routine checkup - and is told that what he thought was night blindness is actually retinal scarring. And a surgical outpatient procedure can easily remove that scarring and let Harm regain full use of his eyes - and even return to flying full time.
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This is a completely different episode of Series/{{JAG}} that has both lead characters deal with something deeply personal. Mac receives a visitor - -- a Catholic priest who informs her that her father is on his deathbed in a Catholic hospice out west and that he had asked for her. Mac reluctantly goes, but then unexpectedly meets her long estranged mother. The two of them confront their past - -- although not quite together.
Meanwhile, Harm goes to a civilian ophthalmologist for a routine checkup- -- and is told that what he thought was night blindness is actually retinal scarring. And a surgical outpatient procedure can easily remove that scarring and let Harm regain full use of his eyes - -- and even return to flying full time.
Meanwhile, Harm goes to a civilian ophthalmologist for a routine checkup
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* MissingMom: Mac’s mother abandoned her when she was fifteen. Mac let’s her have it for that.
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Meanwhile, Harm goes to a civilian ophthalmologist for a routine checkup - and is told that what he thought was night blindness is actually retinal scarring. And a surgical outpatient procedure can easily remove that scarring and let Harm regain full use of his eyes - and even return to flying full time.
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Meanwhile, Harm goes to a civilian ophthalmologist for a routine checkup - and is told that what he thought was night blindness is actually retinal scarring. And a surgical outpatient procedure can easily remove that scarring and let Harm regain full use of his eyes - and even return to flying full time.time.
! Tropes found here are
* CallingTheOldManOut: Mac goes to the hospice to lay into her alcoholic abusive father, but finds him comatose. She ends up letting her mom have it for running out on them, stating that for all his faults, her dad kept her fed, payed the bills and helped her with homework.
* MissingMom: Mac’s mother abandoned her when she was fifteen. Mac let’s her have it for that.
! Tropes found here are
* CallingTheOldManOut: Mac goes to the hospice to lay into her alcoholic abusive father, but finds him comatose. She ends up letting her mom have it for running out on them, stating that for all his faults, her dad kept her fed, payed the bills and helped her with homework.
* MissingMom: Mac’s mother abandoned her when she was fifteen. Mac let’s her have it for that.
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This is a completely different episode of Series/{{JAG}} that has both lead characters deal with something deeply personal. Mac receives a visitor - a Catholic priest who informs her that her father is on his deathbed in a Catholic hospice out west and that he had asked for her. Mac reluctantly goes, but then unexpectedly meets her long estranged mother. The two of them confront their past - although not quite together.
Meanwhile, Harm goes to a civilian ophthalmologist for a routine checkup - and is told that what he thought was night blindness is actually retinal scarring. And a surgical outpatient procedure can easily remove that scarring and let Harm regain full use of his eyes - and even return to flying full time.
Meanwhile, Harm goes to a civilian ophthalmologist for a routine checkup - and is told that what he thought was night blindness is actually retinal scarring. And a surgical outpatient procedure can easily remove that scarring and let Harm regain full use of his eyes - and even return to flying full time.
