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* AlphabetNewsNetwork: ZNN, a very thinly veiled CNN.
* AlphabetNewsNetwork: ZNN, a very thinly veiled CNN.
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* AlphabetNewsNetwork: ZNN, a very thinly veiledCNN.CNN.
* ContinuityNod: Cammie says Mac "negotiated a hostage crisis in Indonesia." However, it's not clear which episode she's referring to.
* WhipPan: Just before the verdict is read.
* AlphabetNewsNetwork: ZNN, a very thinly veiled
* ContinuityNod: Cammie says Mac "negotiated a hostage crisis in Indonesia." However, it's not clear which episode she's referring to.
* WhipPan: Just before the verdict is read.
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Directed by Bradford May
Written by Stephen Zito
Pfc. Smith (Chris Johnson) allegedly murdered an unarmed civilian during a shootout in a mosque in Karballah, Iraq. A ZNN reporter, Brad Holliman (Thomas Vincent Kelly) captures the incident on video. The mosque is very pointedly referred to as "Martyrs' Mosque."
Major General Cresswell (David Andrews) dispatches Lt. Vukovic (Chris Beetem) to defend Smith. Major Atkins (Paul Schulze) prosecutes.
Written by Stephen Zito
Pfc. Smith (Chris Johnson) allegedly murdered an unarmed civilian during a shootout in a mosque in Karballah, Iraq. A ZNN reporter, Brad Holliman (Thomas Vincent Kelly) captures the incident on video. The mosque is very pointedly referred to as "Martyrs' Mosque."
Major General Cresswell (David Andrews) dispatches Lt. Vukovic (Chris Beetem) to defend Smith. Major Atkins (Paul Schulze) prosecutes.
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'''"Death at the Mosque"''' is an episode of ''Series/{{JAG}}'' that first aired on April 1, 2005. Directed by Bradford May
Creator/BradfordMay. Written by Stephen Zito
Creator/StephenZito.
Pfc. Smith(Chris Johnson) (Creator/ChrisJohnson) allegedly murdered an unarmed civilian during a shootout in a mosque in Karballah, Iraq. A ZNN reporter, Brad Holliman (Thomas Vincent Kelly) (Creator/ThomasVincentKelly) captures the incident on video. The mosque is very pointedly referred to as "Martyrs' Mosque."
Major General Cresswell(David Andrews) (Creator/DavidAndrews) dispatches Lt. Vukovic (Chris Beetem) (Creator/ChrisBeetem) to defend Smith. Major Atkins (Paul Schulze) (Creator/PaulSchulze) prosecutes.
Pfc. Smith
Major General Cresswell
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Meanwhile, back stateside, Cresswell asks Lt. Colonel [=MacKenzie=] to convince his daughter, a plebe at the Naval Academy, to not drop out of the program. And Commander Rabb is still off duty, watching over Mattie (Creator/HallieHirsch) on a respirator at the hospital.
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Meanwhile, back stateside, Cresswell asks Lt. Colonel [=MacKenzie=] to convince his daughter, a plebe at the Naval Academy, to not drop out of the program. And Commander Rabb is still off duty, watching over Mattie (Creator/HallieHirsch) (Creator/HalleeHirsh) on a respirator at the hospital.
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* AcceptableProfessionalTargets: [[IntrepidReporter Journalists]]. Vukovic assumes the young Marine won't get a fair shake because ZNN has already shown the dramatic footage of the alleged murder several times. That's before Cresswell tells Vukovic he's going to defend the already presumed guilty. Soon after in that same conversation, Cresswell declares "It's ZNN. There are no rules!" And in Iraq, Vukovic casually states, as if it were a well-known aphorism, that "ZNN is the truth on speed." Later on, Vukovic tries to paint the ZNN reporter as a military wannabe who settles for being an embedded reporter.
* AcceptableProfessionalTargets: [[IntrepidReporter Journalists]]. Vukovic assumes the young Marine won't get a fair shake because ZNN has already shown the dramatic footage of the alleged murder several times. That's before Cresswell tells Vukovic he's going to defend the already presumed guilty. Soon after in that same conversation, Cresswell declares "It's ZNN. There are no rules!" And in Iraq, Vukovic casually states, as if it were a well-known aphorism, that "ZNN is the truth on speed." Later on, Vukovic tries to paint the ZNN reporter as a military wannabe who settles for being an embedded reporter.
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* AcceptableProfessionalTargets: [[IntrepidReporter Journalists]]. Vukovic assumes the young Marine won't get a fair shake because ZNN has already shown the dramatic footage of the alleged murder several times. That's before Cresswell tells Vukovic he's going to defend the already presumed guilty. Soon after in that same conversation, Cresswell declares "It's ZNN. There are no rules!" And in Iraq, Vukovic casually states, as if it were a well-known aphorism, that "ZNN is the truth on speed." Later on, Vukovic tries to paint the ZNN reporter as a military wannabe who settles for being an embedded reporter.trope(s):
* AcceptableProfessionalTargets: [[IntrepidReporter Journalists]]. Vukovic assumes the young Marine won't get a fair shake because ZNN has already shown the dramatic footage of the alleged murder several times. That's before Cresswell tells Vukovic he's going to defend the already presumed guilty. Soon after in that same conversation, Cresswell declares "It's ZNN. There are no rules!" And in Iraq, Vukovic casually states, as if it were a well-known aphorism, that "ZNN is the truth on speed." Later on, Vukovic tries to paint the ZNN reporter as a military wannabe who settles for being an embedded reporter.
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* AbsenteeActor: Creator/PatrickLabyorteaux and Creator/ScottLawrence appear in the opening credits but neither of their characters appears in the episode proper.
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Vukovic discovers the unarmed civilian was very close to a suicide vest. Smith is found not guilty. Vukovic is assigned TAD to 1st Marine Division, MEF.
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Vukovic discovers the unarmed civilian was very close to a suicide vest. Smith is found not guilty. Vukovic is assigned TAD temporarily to 1st Marine Division, MEF.
Marine Expeditionary Force.
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Meanwhile, back stateside, Cresswell asks Lt. Colonel [=MacKenzie=] to convince his daughter, a plebe at the Naval Academy, to not drop out of the program. And Commander Rabb is still off duty, watching over Mattie (Hallie Hirsch) on a respirator at the hospital.
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Meanwhile, back stateside, Cresswell asks Lt. Colonel [=MacKenzie=] to convince his daughter, a plebe at the Naval Academy, to not drop out of the program. And Commander Rabb is still off duty, watching over Mattie (Hallie Hirsch) (Creator/HallieHirsch) on a respirator at the hospital.
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* AbsenteeActor: Creator/PatrickLabyorteaux and Creator/ScottLawrence appear in the opening credits but neither of their characters appears in the episode proper.
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Directed by Bradford May
Written by Stephen Zito
Pfc. Smith (Chris Johnson) allegedly murdered an unarmed civilian during a shootout in a mosque in Karballah, Iraq. A ZNN reporter, Brad Holliman (Thomas Vincent Kelly) captures the incident on video. The mosque is very pointedly referred to as "Martyrs' Mosque."
Major General Cresswell (David Andrews) dispatches Lt. Vukovic (Chris Beetem) to defend Smith. Major Atkins (Paul Schulze) prosecutes.
Vukovic discovers the unarmed civilian was very close to a suicide vest. Smith is found not guilty. Vukovic is assigned TAD to 1st Marine Division, MEF.
On a mission, Smith saves Captain Ellis's life, and then Vukovic saves both of their lives. Holliman again gets it all on camera. Vukovic destroys the camera. Holliman asks Ellis to charge Vukovic, but Ellis refuses, saying that Holliman's activities gave their position away to the enemy.
Meanwhile, back stateside, Cresswell asks Lt. Colonel [=MacKenzie=] to convince his daughter, a plebe at the Naval Academy, to not drop out of the program. And Commander Rabb is still off duty, watching over Mattie (Hallie Hirsch) on a respirator at the hospital.
!This episode has examples of the following tropes:
* AcceptableProfessionalTargets: [[IntrepidReporter Journalists]]. Vukovic assumes the young Marine won't get a fair shake because ZNN has already shown the dramatic footage of the alleged murder several times. That's before Cresswell tells Vukovic he's going to defend the already presumed guilty. Soon after in that same conversation, Cresswell declares "It's ZNN. There are no rules!" And in Iraq, Vukovic casually states, as if it were a well-known aphorism, that "ZNN is the truth on speed." Later on, Vukovic tries to paint the ZNN reporter as a military wannabe who settles for being an embedded reporter.
* AlphabetNewsNetwork: ZNN, a very thinly veiled CNN.
Written by Stephen Zito
Pfc. Smith (Chris Johnson) allegedly murdered an unarmed civilian during a shootout in a mosque in Karballah, Iraq. A ZNN reporter, Brad Holliman (Thomas Vincent Kelly) captures the incident on video. The mosque is very pointedly referred to as "Martyrs' Mosque."
Major General Cresswell (David Andrews) dispatches Lt. Vukovic (Chris Beetem) to defend Smith. Major Atkins (Paul Schulze) prosecutes.
Vukovic discovers the unarmed civilian was very close to a suicide vest. Smith is found not guilty. Vukovic is assigned TAD to 1st Marine Division, MEF.
On a mission, Smith saves Captain Ellis's life, and then Vukovic saves both of their lives. Holliman again gets it all on camera. Vukovic destroys the camera. Holliman asks Ellis to charge Vukovic, but Ellis refuses, saying that Holliman's activities gave their position away to the enemy.
Meanwhile, back stateside, Cresswell asks Lt. Colonel [=MacKenzie=] to convince his daughter, a plebe at the Naval Academy, to not drop out of the program. And Commander Rabb is still off duty, watching over Mattie (Hallie Hirsch) on a respirator at the hospital.
!This episode has examples of the following tropes:
* AcceptableProfessionalTargets: [[IntrepidReporter Journalists]]. Vukovic assumes the young Marine won't get a fair shake because ZNN has already shown the dramatic footage of the alleged murder several times. That's before Cresswell tells Vukovic he's going to defend the already presumed guilty. Soon after in that same conversation, Cresswell declares "It's ZNN. There are no rules!" And in Iraq, Vukovic casually states, as if it were a well-known aphorism, that "ZNN is the truth on speed." Later on, Vukovic tries to paint the ZNN reporter as a military wannabe who settles for being an embedded reporter.
* AlphabetNewsNetwork: ZNN, a very thinly veiled CNN.
