Episode Title: "Baby, It's Cold Outside"
Original Air Date: 01/16/2001
Harm defends a former Marine DI who is facing a life sentence under the 'Three strike" law. Mac temporarily assumes Admiral Chegwiddens position while he presides as President of a promotion board for Captains.
"Baby, It's Cold Outside" -- Harm defends a down-and-out Marine veteran accused of felony assault and facing prison under the three strike law, on JAG, Tuesday, Jan. 16 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Mark Horowitz directed the episode from a script by Stephen Zito.
Sgt. Craig, a Marine whose life fell apart after he was found guilty of being responsible for the deaths of two Marine recruits during a training exercise, finds himself facing a third strike and a lengthy prison term after assaulting a man who was beating his son. Harm decides to defend Craig, using the argument that it was the Marine Corps, not Craig, who was responsible for the two previous deaths. Meanwhile, Chegwidden finds his military career in jeopardy when he defies the Secnav.
Harm defends a down-and-out Marine veteran accused of felony assault and facing prison under the three strike law.
Synopsis: A civilian prosecutor is going after a Navy vet who has "three strikes" against him. When Harm learns that one of the strikes is a questionable court martial conviction, he seeks to have the ruling overturned.
Harm tries to keep a staff sergeant from going to jail on the three-strikes rule by expunging what he beileves was an unfair conviction in a prior trial.
Harm defends a down-and-out Marine veteran facing prison under the three-strike law.
JAG
Starring
David James Elliott [Commander Harmon "Harm" Rabb, Jr.]
Catherine Bell [Lt. Col. Sarah "Mac" MacKenzie]
Patrick Labyorteaux [Lt. Bud Roberts]
John M. Jackson as Admiral Chegwidden
Co-Executive Producer
Chas. Floyd Johnson
Co-Executive Producer
Ed Zuckerman
Created By
Donald P. Bellisario
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"Baby, It's Cold Outside"
Also Starring
Karri Turner [Lt. (j.g.) Harriet Sims]
Randy Vasquez [GSgt. Victor Galindez]
Chuck Carrington [PO Jason Tiner]
Guest Starring
Richard Lawson [Sgt. Dan Craig]
Julius Carry [Alton Foreland]
Gary Graham [Capt. Ingles]
W.K. Stratton [Cmdr. (Teddy) Lindsey]
Michael Shannon [General Plesac]
Lyman Ward [Roger Morris]
David Carpenter [Joe Osborne]
Paul Collins as SECNAV [Secretary of the Navy]
Brynn Thayer [Sylvia Hanratty]
Stevie Johnson [Father]
Beverly Leech [Hearing Examiner]
William Wellman Jr. [Bob Xavier]
Producer Avery C. Drewe
Producer David Bellisario
Producer Jim Weatherill
Producer Mark Saraceni
Producer Dana Coen
Coordinating Producer Julie B. Watson
Consulting Producer Stephen Zito
Supervising Producer Mark Horowitz
Written by Stephen Zito
Directed by Hugo Cortina
-- 1857 Zulu The Pentagon Arlington, Virginia -- 1859 Zulu Oxon Hill Jail Oxon Hill, Maryland -- 1301 Zulu Bureau of Naval Personnel Alexandria, Virginia -- 1925 Zulu USMC Headquarters Washinqton, DC -- 1423 Zulu JAG Headquarters Falls Church, Virginia -- 1549 Zulu Hearing Room Falls Church Municipal Court -- 1527 Zulu Court House Oxon Hill, Maryland --
Executive Producer
Donald P. Bellisario
Associate Producer Megan Mascena Gaspar
Executive Story Editor Paul J. Levine
Story Editor Johnathan Robert Kaplan
Music by Steven Bramson
Theme by Bruce Broughton
Featuring
Gary Miller Captain Hall
John Gavigan Judge Loftness
Dick DeCoit Capt. Minnis
Tre Wood Little Boy
Shelly Benedict Bailiff
Peter Dillard Younger Osborne
Chalant Phifer Younger Craig
Patrick Scalise Younger Plesac
Casting by Melissa Skoff, C.S.A.
Original Casting by Nan Dutton, C.S.A.
Director of Photography Hugo Cortina
Production Designer Robert J. Bacon
Edited by Bert Glatstein
Unit Production Manager Jim Weatherill
First Assistant Director Robert Scott
Second Assistant Director Kevin Koster
Art Director Eric Orbom
Set Decorator Lynn Wolverton-Parker
Property Master George Tuers
Production Sound Mixer Sean Rush, C.A.S.
Music Editor Brian Kirk
Costume Supervisor Paul Dafelmair
Hair Stylist Laura Connolly
Make-up Artists Phyllis Temple
Joe Hailey
Stunt Coordinator Diamond Farnsworth
Special Effects Coordinator Larry Fuentes
Construction Coordinator Thom Schaefer
Transportation Coordinator Dick White
Location Managers Paul Brinkman
Gary D. Watt
Script Supervisor Billie L. Mayer
Technical Advisors Matt Sigloch
Chuck DeCaro
Production Coordinator Sara Chaiken
Pre-Production Coordinator Shari Neiman Ramsey
Post Production Coordinator Michael Horowitz
Assistant Editor Ralph Riccoboni
Assistant to the Producer Harriet Margulies
Production Accountant David Schiller
Assistants to the
Executive Producers Patty Sachs
Nina Bunche Pierce
Kate Wharmby
Main Title Design Castle/Bryant/Johnsen
Casting Executive Helen Mossler, C.S.A.
Sound Supervisor Greg Schorer
Video Post Production by Todd-AO/Hollywood Digital
Film Lab Image Lab
Sound Editing by Echo Film Services, Inc.
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