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During the trial however, they encounter a discrepancy in what was otherwise an open and shut case, forcing Rabb and Mac to reinvestigate. They uncover evidence that might exonerate the deceased sailor, including former Petty Officer Kevin Saunders (Creator/CameronDye), now a civilian living with his wife and son practically off the grid.
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During the trial however, they encounter a discrepancy in what was otherwise an open and shut case, OpenAndShutCase, forcing Rabb and Mac to reinvestigate. They uncover evidence that might exonerate the deceased sailor, including former Petty Officer Kevin Saunders (Creator/CameronDye), now a civilian living with his wife and son practically off the grid.
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* GoodCopBadCop: Before talking to Kimberly Saunders, Galindez decides Roberts should be good cop and Galindez will be bad cop.
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** To Creator/AnimalPlanet: Working on the Navy commercial, Petersen regrets not taking a job on that sister channel of Discovery.
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* ContinuityNod to [[Recap/JAGS04E13WarStories "War Stories"]], in which Admiral Chegwidden was briefly the military consultant for ''Field of Gold''. In this episode, the admiral tries to give Rabb some acting tips.
--> '''Chegwidden''': About your acting, you need to find an internal motivation. Different levels, colors if you will.
--> '''Rabb''': Sir?
--> '''Chegwidden''': Well, I was technical advisor on ''Field of Gold''. I picked up a few things.
--> '''Rabb''': Weren't you fired from ''Field of Gold'', sir?
* DeadGuyJunior: The fact that Kimberly's son is named Gregory Reardon, Jr. turns out to be an extremely significant factor that helps crack the case.
--> '''Chegwidden''': About your acting, you need to find an internal motivation. Different levels, colors if you will.
--> '''Rabb''': Sir?
--> '''Chegwidden''': Well, I was technical advisor on ''Field of Gold''. I picked up a few things.
--> '''Rabb''': Weren't you fired from ''Field of Gold'', sir?
* DeadGuyJunior: The fact that Kimberly's son is named Gregory Reardon, Jr. turns out to be an extremely significant factor that helps crack the case.
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* HorribleHollywood: Renee dismisses the idea of her Navy commercial focusing on Lt. Roberts, and in his presence insults him as "the Pillsbury Doughboy."
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** To Creator/ArnoldSchwarzenegger: Cadet Armstrong plays Prof. Zöller in moot court, tries to put on a German or Austrian accent. "I realize that you are playing a rôle, but there is no need to sound like Arnold Schwarzenegger," the judge tells Armstrong.
** To Creator/JerrySpringer: Lt. Singer prosecuted two Marines for dueling. When Singer tells Renee about it, Renee suggests Singer should go on Jerry Springer's show.
** To Creator/ArnoldSchwarzenegger: Cadet Armstrong plays Prof. Zöller in moot court, tries to put on a German or Austrian accent. "I realize that you are playing a rôle, but there is no need to sound like Arnold Schwarzenegger," the judge tells Armstrong.
** To Creator/JerrySpringer: Lt. Singer prosecuted two Marines for dueling. When Singer tells Renee about it, Renee suggests Singer should go on Jerry Springer's show.
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Commander Rabb and Lt. Colonel [=MacKenzie=] are sent to [[MilitaryAcademy Iron Forge Military Academy]] to assist its Commandant, a retired Navy JAG officer, in conducting a mock trial. The "case" they are trying is a gun turret explosion on a battleship, that killed many sailors.
A deceased seaman was held responsible, as he had been a victim of hazing earlier, and is suspected to have sabotaged the gun in revenge. Cadets play the roles of prosecutor, defense attorney and defendant. Rabb assists the cocky young cadet assigned as "prosecution". While Mac assists the female cadet assigned as "defense counsel". During the trial however, they encounter a discrepancy in what was otherwise an open and shut case, forcing Rabb and Mac to reinvestigate. They uncover evidence that might exonerate the deceased sailor.
A deceased seaman was held responsible, as he had been a victim of hazing earlier, and is suspected to have sabotaged the gun in revenge. Cadets play the roles of prosecutor, defense attorney and defendant. Rabb assists the cocky young cadet assigned as "prosecution". While Mac assists the female cadet assigned as "defense counsel". During the trial however, they encounter a discrepancy in what was otherwise an open and shut case, forcing Rabb and Mac to reinvestigate. They uncover evidence that might exonerate the deceased sailor.
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Commander Rabb and Lt. Colonel [=MacKenzie=] are sent to [[MilitaryAcademy Iron Forge Military Academy]] to assist its Commandant, a retired Navy JAG officer, in conducting a mock trial. trial.
The "case" they are trying is a gun turret explosion on a battleship, that killed manysailors.
A deceased seaman was held responsible, as he had been a victim of hazing earlier, and is suspected to have sabotagedsailors, including the gun in revenge. Cadets lead suspect, Petty Officer Greg Reardon (Frayne Rosanoff). The mock trial proceeds along the alternate history that Reardon survived the explosion somehow.
A cadet plays the part of Reardon, other cadets play theroles parts of prosecutor, defense attorney and defendant. Rabb assists the cocky young cadet assigned as "prosecution". While the prosecution, while Mac assists Cadet Luisa Vasquez (Creator/JoannaCanton) with the female cadet assigned as "defense counsel". defense.
During the trial however, they encounter a discrepancy in what was otherwise an open and shut case, forcing Rabb and Mac to reinvestigate. They uncover evidence that might exonerate the deceasedsailor.
sailor, including former Petty Officer Kevin Saunders (Creator/CameronDye), now a civilian living with his wife and son practically off the grid.
The "case" they are trying is a gun turret explosion on a battleship, that killed many
A deceased seaman was held responsible, as he had been a victim of hazing earlier, and is suspected to have sabotaged
A cadet plays the part of Reardon, other cadets play the
During the trial however, they encounter a discrepancy in what was otherwise an open and shut case, forcing Rabb and Mac to reinvestigate. They uncover evidence that might exonerate the deceased
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Directed by Creator/MarkHorowitz
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Harm and Mac are sent to [[MilitaryAcademy Iron Forge Military Academy]] to assist its Commandant, a retired Navy JAG officer in conducting a mock trial. The "case" they are trying is a gun turret explosion on a battleship, that killed many sailors. A deceased Seaman was held responsible, as he had been a victim of hazing earlier, and is suspected to have sabotaged the gun in revenge. Cadets play the roles of prosecutor, defense attorney and defendant. Harm assists the cocky young cadet assigned as "prosecution". While Mac assists the female cadet assigned as "defense counsel". During the trial however, they encounter a discrepancy in what was otherwise an open and shut case, forcing Harm and Mac to reinvestigate. They uncover evidence that might exonerate the deceased sailor.
Meanwhile at JAG HQ, a TV commercial director Renee Peterson arrives to shoot an advertisement enticing people to become JAG attorneys for the Navy. Problem is, that she finds routine run of the mill work at JAG to be boring administrative work, and she can't grasp the significance of trying certain weirdly named breaches of military discipline. Then there is the fact that with a few exceptions, most people at JAG lead ordinary lives. She cannot compete with other commercials "selling" the more glamorous combat branches of the navy. She needs to find someone who leads an exciting life.
Written by Creator/PaulJLevine
Harm and Mac are sent to [[MilitaryAcademy Iron Forge Military Academy]] to assist its Commandant, a retired Navy JAG officer in conducting a mock trial. The "case" they are trying is a gun turret explosion on a battleship, that killed many sailors. A deceased Seaman was held responsible, as he had been a victim of hazing earlier, and is suspected to have sabotaged the gun in revenge. Cadets play the roles of prosecutor, defense attorney and defendant. Harm assists the cocky young cadet assigned as "prosecution". While Mac assists the female cadet assigned as "defense counsel". During the trial however, they encounter a discrepancy in what was otherwise an open and shut case, forcing Harm and Mac to reinvestigate. They uncover evidence that might exonerate the deceased sailor.
Meanwhile at JAG HQ, a TV commercial director Renee Peterson arrives to shoot an advertisement enticing people to become JAG attorneys for the Navy. Problem is, that she finds routine run of the mill work at JAG to be boring administrative work, and she can't grasp the significance of trying certain weirdly named breaches of military discipline. Then there is the fact that with a few exceptions, most people at JAG lead ordinary lives. She cannot compete with other commercials "selling" the more glamorous combat branches of the navy. She needs to find someone who leads an exciting life.
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'''"Into the Breech"''' is an episode of ''Series/{{JAG}}'' that first aired on January 11, 2000. The title is given incorrectly in some listings as "Into the Breach." Directed by Creator/MarkHorowitz
Creator/MarkHorowitz. Written by Creator/PaulJLevine
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Commander Rabb andMac Lt. Colonel [=MacKenzie=] are sent to [[MilitaryAcademy Iron Forge Military Academy]] to assist its Commandant, a retired Navy JAG officer officer, in conducting a mock trial. The "case" they are trying is a gun turret explosion on a battleship, that killed many sailors. sailors.
A deceasedSeaman seaman was held responsible, as he had been a victim of hazing earlier, and is suspected to have sabotaged the gun in revenge. Cadets play the roles of prosecutor, defense attorney and defendant. Harm Rabb assists the cocky young cadet assigned as "prosecution". While Mac assists the female cadet assigned as "defense counsel". During the trial however, they encounter a discrepancy in what was otherwise an open and shut case, forcing Harm Rabb and Mac to reinvestigate. They uncover evidence that might exonerate the deceased sailor.
Meanwhile at JAGHQ, a headquarters, TV commercial director Renee Peterson (Creator/CindyAmbuehl) arrives to shoot an advertisement enticing people to become JAG attorneys for the Navy. Problem is, that she finds routine run of the mill work at JAG to be boring administrative work, and she can't grasp the significance of trying certain weirdly named breaches of military discipline. discipline.
Then there is the fact that with a few exceptions, most people at JAG lead ordinary lives. She cannot compete with other commercials "selling" the more glamorous combat branches of thenavy. Navy. She needs to find someone who leads an exciting life.
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* ToiletHumor: Renee states that the crime of “Missing Movement”[[note]]Actually a somewhat serious charge indicating that a service member failed to deploy with their unit overseas[[/note]] sounds like an “intestinal problem”
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* ToiletHumor: Renee states that the crime of “Missing Movement”[[note]]Actually "missing movement"[[note]]Actually a somewhat serious charge indicating that a service member failed to deploy with their unit overseas[[/note]] sounds like an “intestinal problem”"intestinal problem."
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Iron Forge Naval Academy is totally not Valley Forge Military Academy, the prestigious prep school in Pennsylvania.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Iron Forge Naval Academy is totally not Valley Forge Military Academy, the prestigious prep school in Pennsylvania.Pennsylvania.
* ToiletHumor: Renee states that the crime of “Missing Movement”[[note]]Actually a somewhat serious charge indicating that a service member failed to deploy with their unit overseas[[/note]] sounds like an “intestinal problem”
* ToiletHumor: Renee states that the crime of “Missing Movement”[[note]]Actually a somewhat serious charge indicating that a service member failed to deploy with their unit overseas[[/note]] sounds like an “intestinal problem”
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Iron Forge Naval Academy is totally not Valley Forge Military Academy, the prestigious prep school in Pennsylvania.
* SetRightWhatWentWrong: What the cadets ultimately do vis a vis Gunner's Mate Greg Reardon.
* SetRightWhatWentWrong: What the cadets ultimately do vis a vis Gunner's Mate Greg Reardon.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Iron Forge Naval Academy is totally not Valley Forge Military Academy, the prestigious prep school in Pennsylvania.
* SetRightWhatWentWrong: What the cadets ultimately do vis a vis Gunner's Mate Greg Reardon.Pennsylvania.
* SetRightWhatWentWrong: What the cadets ultimately do vis a vis Gunner's Mate Greg Reardon.
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* BasedOnTrueEvents: The turret explosion is based on an actual explosion aboard the ''USS Iowa'' in 1990.
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* BasedOnTrueEvents: BasedOnATrueStory: The turret explosion is based on an actual explosion aboard the ''USS Iowa'' in 1990.
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Harm and Mac are sent to [[MilitaryAcademy Iron Forge Military Academy]] to assist its Commandant, a retired Navy JAG officer in conducting a mock trial. The "case" they are trying is a gun turret explosion on a battleship, that killed many sailors. A deceased Seaman was held responsible, as he had been a victim of hazing earlier, and is suspected to have sabotaged the gun in revenge. Cadets play the roles of prosecutor, defense attorney and defendant. Harm assists the cocky young cadet assigned as "prosecution". While Mac assists the female cadet assigned as "defense counsel". During the trial however, they encounter a discrepancy in what was otherwise an open and shut case, forcing Harm and Mac to reinvestigate. They uncover evidence that might exonerate the deceased sailor.
Meanwhile at JAG HQ, a TV commercial director Renee Peterson arrives to shoot an advertisement enticing people to become JAG attorneys for the Navy. Problem is, that she finds routine run of the mill work at JAG to be boring administrative work, and she can't grasp the significance of trying certain weirdly named breaches of military discipline. Then there is the fact that with a few exceptions, most people at JAG lead ordinary lives. She cannot compete with other commercials "selling" the more glamorous combat branches of the navy. She needs to find someone who leads an exciting life.
* BasedOnTrueEvents: The turret explosion is based on an actual explosion aboard the ''USS Iowa'' in 1990.
* ForWantOfANail: Greg Reardon was confronted by a different guy about him stealing his girlfriend. That other sailor did this right when the gun crew were preparing to fire the gun. Because he was distracted, he didn't catch an inexperienced ordnanceman load too many bags of gunpowder, and as a result the gun blew up.
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Iron Forge Naval Academy is totally not Valley Forge Military Academy, the prestigious prep school in Pennsylvania.
* SetRightWhatWasOnceWrong: What the cadets ultimately do vis a vis Gunner's Mate Greg Reardon.
Meanwhile at JAG HQ, a TV commercial director Renee Peterson arrives to shoot an advertisement enticing people to become JAG attorneys for the Navy. Problem is, that she finds routine run of the mill work at JAG to be boring administrative work, and she can't grasp the significance of trying certain weirdly named breaches of military discipline. Then there is the fact that with a few exceptions, most people at JAG lead ordinary lives. She cannot compete with other commercials "selling" the more glamorous combat branches of the navy. She needs to find someone who leads an exciting life.
* BasedOnTrueEvents: The turret explosion is based on an actual explosion aboard the ''USS Iowa'' in 1990.
* ForWantOfANail: Greg Reardon was confronted by a different guy about him stealing his girlfriend. That other sailor did this right when the gun crew were preparing to fire the gun. Because he was distracted, he didn't catch an inexperienced ordnanceman load too many bags of gunpowder, and as a result the gun blew up.
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Iron Forge Naval Academy is totally not Valley Forge Military Academy, the prestigious prep school in Pennsylvania.
* SetRightWhatWasOnceWrong: What the cadets ultimately do vis a vis Gunner's Mate Greg Reardon.
