JAG

Harm and Mac investigate the discovery of a skeleton found hidden aboard a decommissioned aircraft carrier that is being cut up for scrap, and learn it is all that remains of a long missing JAG officer.

The top female Cobra gunship pilot at the Yuma Marine Base is brought up on charges by her CO for disobeying his order to stop "fraternizing" with her crew chief, a married, enlisted man. Mac is assigned to act as prosecutor and Harm is set as Susan's defense attorney.

Having just stabbed a man on a street-corner, Willie, a wheelchair bound former Vietnam POW arrives at JAG headquarters to report "a 30 year-old murder" which he's just committed. Harm is stunned when Willie relates the fact that while imprisoned he knew Harm's father and has personal information with which to back up the statement.

Concerns regarding the mysterious disappearance of a fully armed Navy F-14 during a storm led Harm's investigation to consider such diverse scenarios as pilot suicide, terrorism, the Bermuda Triangle curse, or UFO interference. Ultimately, Harm, Mac and Bud discover the disappearance is part of a plot by a paramilitary militia organization to assassinate a PLO delegation heading for Washington.

Harm, Mac and Bud board an aircraft carrier in the Sea of Japan to investigate the accidental shooting down of a North Korean civilian airliner by Navy jets.

Harm and Bud investigate the crash of a Marine helicopter whose dead pilot is being blamed for the incident. They discover the chopper seemed to have been hit by some form of UFO. When further investigation uncovers a top secret installation which is developing a secret flying device for the military, they run afoul of government security officials who want to maintain a cover-up at all costs.

Harm is arrested by the FBI for the murder of Konaplanik, a Russian who was selling Harm supposedly accurate information about his missing father's whereabouts. The killer turns out to be Col. Tomashevsky, a Russian agent who had tracked down Konaplanik, a known scam artist who had a reputation for dealing in stolen secrets.

Harm defends a female ensign who claims she murdered an officer because her "instincts" told her he meant to hurt her.

With help from Harm, Mac, Harriet and Bud, Admiral Chedwiggen investigates the apparent suicide of his mentor, Admiral Clancy, who allegedly shot himself while on a hunting trip with several friends. While some clues point to Clancy's hunting buddies, Harm and company ultimately uncover the fact that it was the hunting guide who was the killer.

Mac and Harm are assigned the task of defending a young Marine who's frustration at being unable to wrest custody of his son has led to his being court martialed for dereliction of duty.

Harm takes Josh on a weekend cruise for Navy families aboard a Navy frigate. When the frigate is taken over by terrorists who intend to fire missiles at Cuba, Harm and Bud take matters into their own hands to stop the evil plot. Then save the ship and the innocent civilians aboard her.

Harm is held captive by Palmer, a renegade government agent with whom he had crossed swords a few months ago. While Palmer prepares a life mask so he can pass for Harm, he explains his plans to assassinate the key witness in the trial which Harm and Mac are now prosecuting. When Harm doesn't show up in time for the start of the trial, Mac takes his place while Bud and Harriet try to find him.

JAG encounter resistance from Navajo tribal elders when they insist on DNA testing to verify that human remains of a war hero who has been missing since World War II.

With conclusive evidence that his missing father could still be alive in Siberia, Harm convinces the Admiral to give him time off so he can go to Russia. Arriving in Moscow, they are met and questioned by Mark Falcon, the KGB agent who had stolen the list of POW's from Harm earlier this year.