JAG: Judge Advocate General- Season 8

JAG from start to finish was a phenomenal series about the operations of the Judge Advocate General's operations and fulfilment of the legal system that serves our active duty military personell. The character development during this series 10 year run went above and beyond any series I had seen before. This is a series that if one of the networks decided to bring back today would surely have another successful run. The chemistry between the 2 main characters Harmon Rabb and Sarah MacKenzie along with the other characters in the show made this the great series that still continues to be shown on some cable networks. Season 8 would be the season that launched the currently number one hit series currently on CBS the extremely popular NCIS with Mark Harmon from the same producers and which this fall will debut it's 10th season and doesn't show any sign of slowing down. It was amazing that when JAG originally started out on NBC, it was dropped after the 1st season to be picked up by CBS, a decision that I'm sure the executives at NBC have regretted with the long successful run of JAG and subsequently NCIS and it's spin-off NCIS LA. If CBS or another network ever consider putting JAG together again with the same characters and actors they would have to wait for Catherine Bell to be available since she is in another successful series on cable Army Wives. Anyway, If you've never seen any of JAG, and you like series like Law and Order, you'd definitely like JAG. I highly recommend JAG. IF you like NCIS you should really like JAG. I have purchased both JAG and NCIS from Amazon and will most likely at a future point purchase NCIS LA as well - all top notch TV viewing.

As a former Navy man, I have enjoyed this series very much. However, I doubt that in today's navy I could enjoy the camaradery of yesteryear, due to the presence of women in the service. The series presents both Marines and Navy as very professional, with much saluting and polite conversation between men and women. My Navy, between 1939 and 1960, was less demanding in regards to the "daily" routine. We observed protocol, as required, but not to the extent of that which is portrayed in the JAG series. Overall, the Navy was very educational and I'm thankful for my present retired status. One thing the series has revealed to me is the dedication and commitment of the U.S. Marine Corps.

Season 7 ended with Bud stepping on a landmine, Season 8 begins there and takes us through saving his life but losing his leg, and all that he and Harriet go through during his recovery. At Christmas these two also get some good news. The Harm and Mac thing continues to bounce back and forth, as we knew it would. Lt. Singer continues to make us dislike her - A LOT, and then leaves the series, while new lawyer Tracy Manetti enters. As usual there are many great story lines, plenty of drama and lost of laughs. This season the NCIS team is introduced, and a new hit series is created! A must see!

bought to get the origin eps for Gibbs and ducky of NCIS

Do not get me wrong, I was a fan of JAG for many seasons, just as I was for Law and Order. And while I lost interest in the show by the end of the run, I did like when they introduced NCIS in season 8. Something about the character Mark Harmon played made me interested. The season itself was good as you can tell the tension was building to an end. Overall, I felt the writing was smart, and the episodes were believable. I enjoy watching these, especially now that I travel so much. Its nice just to rerun episodes and challenge myself on how I might have written the character/plot differently. Keeps my mind fresh in a world of stale data analysis.

JAG is my second favorite TV series of all time, second only to Magnum PI, which I also have on DVD of course. Every episode from the first, is very interesting, and keeps you interested. I love the cast, the characters are all highly likable with the excption of a Lt Singer, what a self-centered witch! I only wish the series were 20 seasons instead of just ten, and I'd love to see Harm & Mac get together in a relationship.These DVDs are worth every penny and then some. Worth their weight in gold in my opinion.

I recently ordered the complete JAG series (seasons 1-10). I am a devoted fan of both this show and also of the spin-off from this series -- NCIS. I have seasons 1-6 of NCIS (all that has been released as of this date) and I thoroughly enjoy the shows. I love ordering from Amazon.com because I know when I do that the service will be top notch. When I received my order (delivery service also excellent and FAST) it was exactly as portrayed and the quality of each DVD I have viewed so far could not be better. I highly recommend both JAG DVDs and Amazon.com!!

As prior military I enjoy this season as I have enjoyed the previous seasons of JAG. The interaction of members of the cast works very well. It is heartwarming to see a program that shows respect and dignity for those of us who either were or are in the military, serving the greatest nation on earth, THE UNITED STATEES OF AMERICA. I contributed to the freedom we all enjoy. And I am supremely sad and yet grateful to my brothers and sisters who gave the ultimate sacrifice to maintain this great nation. The cost of freedom is the willingness to offer the loss of life in fighting for freedom. We all owe so much to them. I am looking forward to getting the last two seasons of JAG and highly recommend this series to everyone who loves AMERICA.

Another action pack season. Very interesting plots ie Bud adjusting to the loss of his leg, Lt. Singer and what happens to her (did you know she is married to David James Elliot in real life?), Webb and Mac in Paraguary. The series is great!

All my family have really enjoyed JAG. i do think they could have continued a lot longer than was allowed. I didn't think I would enjoy them as much as NCIS but I was wrong. Guess I will just have to start watching them all over again from the start. Good family entertainment.

Excellent, les prémices de ncis ,parfait !

I only bought this DVD because it introduced NCIS to the small screen. I watched the whole DVD collection however and thoroughly enjoyed it. I will be purchasing the rest in the series.

I was really pleased with the fact that JAG was available on DVD. One minor point is that is took so long for the next episode to appear on DVD. If you bought the previous seasons also you are almost "obliged" to buy this season also. I really think this is one of the most rewarded shows I have ever seen on television and can not wait to buy the other two. In this episode you see that there is an certain chemistry between Mac and Harm. It has been dormant for a long time and now and then it appears on the surface. The interaction is just very good and it is a real thrill to look at it!