Review(s): DVD JAG (Judge Advocate General) - The Complete First Season
We have been waiting....
for a really, really long time for this series. I loved the first season at once. Found Andrea Parker and Tracey Needham marvellous, the friendly bantering between Harm and Mag, and so on...
Just a small remark: I was kind of disappointed a little by the interview with D.J.Elliott he was so badly lit, looks like he'd wear a female wig. Pitty for quite the most handsome actor in the series.
disappointed
Let's see, 52 weeks a year, given summer reruns there should be 36 episodes, so why is the 'complete first season' only 21 episodes (don't remember there being that many)? Also, the last one was a two parter - where's the second half (not in the second season whish was not a given in the first year)?
Finally...we can watch JAG on DVD
Missed the first few seasons of JAG. Surprised to enjoy Tracey Needham's part after loving Catherine Bell in the role. While the episodes aren't as good as later JAG seasons...love seeing the familiar faces that become regulars. Sorry to lose Tracey...loving DJE.
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