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Iron Coffin, February 20, 2001
As Reviewed by Rosepetal
As Reviewed by Michele Blackburn
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By Rosepetal
In this episode, Captain Alex Volkonav comes to the US to investigate the destruction of a Russian ship and he enlists Harm's help in doing so. When he comes to JAG, he brings Mac a rose and jokes around with both. We have seen Alex in three other previous episodes and I personally really enjoy seeing him.
Congresswoman Bobbi Latham is again back in this episode and she enlists Mac's help with another submarine. Mac will be investigating whether it is a smart move or not to put female officers aboard a submarine. When Mac and Harm get ready to deploy, you can see how much Mic and Renee hate this idea of them leaving but it doesn't really make sense seeing how they are not going on assignment together but on two different submarines.
The Russian ship that Alex and Harm are on figure out that there missile is the cause of the previous ships destruction and Mac somehow manages to save the day without giving away any US secrets to the Russians. Harm, Mac and Alex come back unscathed to find Mic and Renee there waiting for them to arrive. I loved the look of surprise on Harms and Mac's faces when they come back.
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By Michele Blackburn
This is the third JAG episode that has taken place on a submarine. The first being the first season episode Shadow, the second being the very popular fourth season episode Silent Service and now tonight's episode Iron Coffin.
Captain Volkonov makes his second appearance to investigate the destruction of the USS Vladivostok. He shows his charming self by bringing Mac a rose and Harm news on his brother. Harm is put on the USS Minsk to check out the Russians while Bobbi Latham puts Mac on the USS Watertown (Submarine from Silent Service) to report on how moral would be for women to be put on board. This is similar to the first season episode Cowboy & Cossacks. The only thing that is different is that Mac is on a Russian ship and Harm is on the American in that episode.
This whole thing seems to bother Renée and Mic. Renée especially. Since both of them are gone, Mic has tickets to a Symphony and he takes Renée. That was sweet of him wasn't. After the show is over, on the way back to their car they talk about Mac and Harm. Both of them are afraid to know if Harm and Mac had a thing before they came along.
Which brings me back to Harm and Mac. Mac saved Harm's life and the lives of the Russian submariners by repeating what she overheard said by the American submariners. This proved that the Russian ships were bugged and that what the Americans were saying about the Russian torpedo being faulty was true. Mac saved the day and everyone's life. The Admiral greeted them as they got off the elevator. They talked as they walked into the bull pen and one of the things said was from Harm. He said, "I always know where you are." This says a lot about the Mac/Harm relationship. It says that they both care enough about each other to know what's going on in each other's lives.
Mic and Renée met them when they got into the bull pen like families waiting for their loved ones who are coming home from war. Harm and Mac both seem very surprised that they are there and they both stare at each other as Mic and Renée are hugging them
SHIPPER ALERT: Next week's episode is going to be a really good Harm/Mac episode, but will be postponed in most places because of basketball. Please check your local listings and find it.
Guest star: Anne-Marie Johnson (In the Heat of the Night)
Iron Coffin, February 20, 2001
As Reviewed by Rosepetal
As Reviewed by Michele Blackburn
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By Rosepetal
In this episode, Captain Alex Volkonav comes to the US to investigate the destruction of a Russian ship and he enlists Harm's help in doing so. When he comes to JAG, he brings Mac a rose and jokes around with both. We have seen Alex in three other previous episodes and I personally really enjoy seeing him.
Congresswoman Bobbi Latham is again back in this episode and she enlists Mac's help with another submarine. Mac will be investigating whether it is a smart move or not to put female officers aboard a submarine. When Mac and Harm get ready to deploy, you can see how much Mic and Renee hate this idea of them leaving but it doesn't really make sense seeing how they are not going on assignment together but on two different submarines.
The Russian ship that Alex and Harm are on figure out that there missile is the cause of the previous ships destruction and Mac somehow manages to save the day without giving away any US secrets to the Russians. Harm, Mac and Alex come back unscathed to find Mic and Renee there waiting for them to arrive. I loved the look of surprise on Harms and Mac's faces when they come back.
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By Michele Blackburn
This is the third JAG episode that has taken place on a submarine. The first being the first season episode Shadow, the second being the very popular fourth season episode Silent Service and now tonight's episode Iron Coffin.
Captain Volkonov makes his second appearance to investigate the destruction of the USS Vladivostok. He shows his charming self by bringing Mac a rose and Harm news on his brother. Harm is put on the USS Minsk to check out the Russians while Bobbi Latham puts Mac on the USS Watertown (Submarine from Silent Service) to report on how moral would be for women to be put on board. This is similar to the first season episode Cowboy & Cossacks. The only thing that is different is that Mac is on a Russian ship and Harm is on the American in that episode.
This whole thing seems to bother Renée and Mic. Renée especially. Since both of them are gone, Mic has tickets to a Symphony and he takes Renée. That was sweet of him wasn't. After the show is over, on the way back to their car they talk about Mac and Harm. Both of them are afraid to know if Harm and Mac had a thing before they came along.
Which brings me back to Harm and Mac. Mac saved Harm's life and the lives of the Russian submariners by repeating what she overheard said by the American submariners. This proved that the Russian ships were bugged and that what the Americans were saying about the Russian torpedo being faulty was true. Mac saved the day and everyone's life. The Admiral greeted them as they got off the elevator. They talked as they walked into the bull pen and one of the things said was from Harm. He said, "I always know where you are." This says a lot about the Mac/Harm relationship. It says that they both care enough about each other to know what's going on in each other's lives.
Mic and Renée met them when they got into the bull pen like families waiting for their loved ones who are coming home from war. Harm and Mac both seem very surprised that they are there and they both stare at each other as Mic and Renée are hugging them
SHIPPER ALERT: Next week's episode is going to be a really good Harm/Mac episode, but will be postponed in most places because of basketball. Please check your local listings and find it.
Guest star: Anne-Marie Johnson (In the Heat of the Night)
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