Characters of JAG

Characters of JAG

This is an overview of the regular and recurring characters of long-running series "JAG".

Note: All ranks are those shown and/or stated by the end of the series.

Regular cast

Captain Harmon "Harm" Rabb Jr., USN (JAGC)

Played by David James Elliott.

A Naval aviator who became a JAG lawyer after being diagnosed with night blindness. He became strong friends with Mackenzie, and through the seasons their relationship grew through the years. Towards the end of the series the pair acknowledged that they were in love with each other. By the last episode, Harm and Mac became engaged to be married and would continue to live in either San Diego, or London.

Lt. Colonel Sarah "Mac" MacKenzie, USMC (JAGC)

Played by Catherine Bell.

A marine lawyer, who later became Chief of Staff under Chegwidden and Cresswell, partnered with "Harm" and became his best friend and constantly dealt with "whatever" it was between the two officers. "Mac" had the gift of gab and great tenacity in the courtroom for justice but somehow always had trouble with the men in her life. She had a terrible childhood with her abusive alcoholic father and a mother who abandoned her on her 15th birthday. Suffered alcoholism but sobered up and joined the Marine Corps at age 19. Seen dealing with her past in Season 4 episodes, "Mr. Rabb Goes To Washington" and "People v. Mac" and "Second Sight."

Lieutenant Commander Bud Roberts Jr., USN (JAGC)

Played by Patrick Labyorteaux.

Originally an Ensign in charge of Public Affairs at USS "Seahawk", who later became a JAG lawyer.

He had a younger brother, Mikey (Michael Bellisario) who had aspirations of being an interest in being an artist before being accepted into the Naval Academy, and eventually became a radar and gunnery technician. They had a complex relationship with their father, "Big" Bud Sr. (Jeff MacKay), a retired Master Chief, who was borderline abusive when they were children, perhaps due to the strain of having to raise them himself after the death of their mother. Mentioned having a sister named "Winnifred" or "Winnie" in Season 2 but she was never shown.

Lieutenant Harriet Sims, USN

Played by Karri Turner.

Replaced her future husband Bud as official in charge of Public Affairs at USS Seahawk and later became part of the administrative staff at JAG HQ. She came from a wealthy family. Harriet is happy go-lucky and shows a matchmaking interest. Made friends with Harm and Mac. Was a vital part in the JAG "family."

Commander Sturgis Turner, USN (JAGC)

Played by Scott Lawrence.

A good friend and former Naval Academy classmate of Harm, and a great rival in the courts. He served on submarines before becoming a lawyer. Son of a Baptist Navy chaplain. Sturgis and Harm play hoops and fix cars together.

Major General Gordon 'Biff' Cresswell, USMC (JAGC)

Played by David Andrews. Season 10, 17 episodes.

The last JAGC in the series, he succeeded Rear Admiral A.J. Chegwidden upon his retirement in 2004. He was a very tough leader who also showed a low-key sense of humor and eventually won over the JAG officers.

Petty Officer 1st Class Jennifer 'Jen' Coates, USN

Played by Zoe McLellan. Seasons 7-10, 63 episodes.

A girl with a conflictive past. She was once Harmon's case and she was almost court-martialed for abandoning her position, but she decided to straighten out after spending a Christmas day with the JAG officers. [cite episode |title= Answered Prayers |series=JAG |serieslink=JAG |season=7 |number=11] After serving her time in the brig, she was assigned to the USS Seahawk shortly before Lt. Roberts was assigned to the ship as JAG officer, and became his assistant. [cite episode |title=First Casualty |series=JAG |serieslink=JAG |season=7 |number=19] She was later reassigned to JAG HQ and became a valued member of the team.

Former characters

Rear Admiral Albert Jethro 'A.J.' Chegwidden, USN (JAGC)

Played by John M. Jackson, Season 1-9, 193 episodes.

He was a no nonsense, gruff CO and former Navy SEAL but always had his "people's" back. When he announced his retirement, JAG really missed him. In Season 3, he showed slight romantic interest in Mac. Although, the friendship and UCMJ implications caused them to nip it in the bud. A.J. became the father figure for many of the JAG staff. He had an Italian ex-wife and daughter who were featured in a kidnapping plot in Season 4 episode "Going After Francesca."

Lieutenant, Junior Grade Meg Austin, USN (JAGC)

Played by Tracey Needham. Season 1. Austin was the second partner to Lieutenant Harmon Rabb, replacing Lieutenant JG Caitlin Pike. NBC canceled the series then when CBS picked it back up she was replaced by Major/Lieutenant Colonel Sarah MacKenzie.

Commander Caitlin Pike, USN (JAGC)

Played by Andrea Parker. Seasons 1 & 6, 5 episodes.

She appeared in the following episodes: 1-2 "Pilot", 8 "Brig Break" & 21 "Ares" and season 6 episode 10 "Touch and Go".

Harm's first partner. She was reassigned but she later returned as a guest star in three episodes (actress Andrea Parker left the series to star in "The Pretender"). She and Harm were kind of attracted to each other, and had a "weekend" together, but it fell apart when they realized it was just a thoughtless fling.

Main Recurring Characters

Rear Admiral Al Brovo, USN (JAGC)

Played by Kevin Dunn. Pilot episode & Season 1.

The first Judge Advocate General of the Navy in the series, with a weird sense of humor. His aide, Commander Theodore Lindsey, was often the butt of his jokes.

Commander Theodore Lindsey, USN (JAGC)

Played by W. K. Stratton. Seasons 1-8, 13 episodes.

He was Admiral Brovo's assistant (and often the butt of his jokes) and briefly served as acting Judge Advocate General in between Admiral Brovo and the arrival of Admiral Chegwidden. He was not kept on the staff at JAG headquarters by Admiral Chegwidden and was appointed as an aide to the Secretary of the Navy, Alexander Nelson (it was later revealed that the Admiral had no confidence in his abilities). Nelson's successor, Edward Sheffield, appointed Lindsey to audit JAG headquarters, and he came with aim of revenge, not only of the JAG personnel but against Admiral Chegwidden, who prevented him from reaching his rank of Captain.

Lindsey recommends that most of the senior staff be reassigned.cite episode| title = Fortunate Son | series = JAG | serieslink = JAG | season = 8 | number = 18 ] However, when his bias is revealed, his report is disregarded by the SECNAV and he is fired from the staff.

Commander Lindsey later engaged in an extra marital affair with Lieutenant Loren Singer who attempted to blackmail him when she fell pregnant. After receiving $5000 from Lindsey, Singer slipped on ice and hit her head on a bridge railing. Commander Lindsey thought about calling for an ambulance but then decided to throw Singer over the bridge and attempted to frame Commander Harmon Rabb for the crime. Rabb was subsequently charged with murder but was cleared when NCIS Special Agents Anthony DiNozzo and Vivian Blackadder found the real culprit. It is revealed during the interrogation of Lindsey that he was not the father of Lieutenant Singer's baby and she therefore had nothing on him. Commander Lindsey pleaded out to involuntary manslaughter and was sentenced to eight years in Fort Leavenworth. [cite episode |title=Meltdown |series=JAG |serieslink=JAG |season=8 |number=21 |episodelink=Meltdown (JAG)]

Rear Admiral Thomas Boone, USN

Played by Terry O'Quinn. Seasons 1-8, 10 episodes.

Friend and colleague of Harm's father whom Rabb saves from court martial several times.His first appearance on the show was as the CAG aboard the USS Seahawk. Admiral Thomas Boone had a long and distinguished career in the US Navy, rising to the rank of Rear Admiral and was considered for promotion to Vice Admiral. However, due to allegations of war crimes he committed in Vietnam in 1968, he was subsequently court-martialed. Although he was acquitted of the charges, he requested retirement from the US Navy and was never promoted to Vice Admiral. He later returned to active service after 9/11.

Captain Alison Krennick, USN (JAGC)

Played by Andrea Thompson. Seasons 1 & 9, 7 episodes.

Harm's direct superior in the first season and Admiral Chegwidden's second-in-command after his introduction.

Her first appearance was as the Navy prosecutor in the first court-martial against Captain Thomas Boone, after he shot down a Serbian Mil Mi-24 Hind without authorization. She came back in the following episode as deputy to the newly appointed JAGC, Rear Admiral A.J. Chegwidden. Through the end of Season 1, she played a seduction game with Harm (even though she was his direct superior, a clear violation of military protocols).

She returned as a guest star in season 9, in which an alternate version of Krennick had risen to the rank of Rear Admiral and was now head of JAG.

ecNav Alexander Nelson

Played by Paul Collins. Seasons 1-8, 32 episodes.

United States Secretary of the Navy. Often clashed with Admiral Chegwidden and his staff over political issues. Was forced to resign in the aftermath of the near-catastrophic Al-Qaeda attack against the USS "Seahawk" (thwarted by Harm, Mac, Sturgis, Bud, Lt. Singer, and Admiral Chegwidden).

Petty Officer First Class Jason Tiner, USN

Played by Chuck Carrington. Seasons 2-9, 102 episodes.

Chegwidden's yeoman. He has a half-brother, Edward Proxy, a gay man who was once gay-bashed by a friend of Gunnery Sgt Galindez. Tiner was often part of comic relief in JAG HQ. He left early in season 9 after graduating from law school and being accepted into Officer Candidate School.

pecial Agent Clayton Webb

Played by Steven Culp. Seasons 2-10, 41 Episodes.

A CIA agent that initially claimed being from State Department. He later became a rival and sometimes an ally of JAG, achieving the position of Deputy Director Counter Intelligence. Webb was often intimidated by an angry Admiral Chegwidden when his operations got Harm and/or Mac in a jam. He and Mac were briefly married under cover. Mac and his real relationship ended when he faked his own death and Mac decided she could not deal with the deceptions involved in his work anymore.

Lieutenant Loren Singer, USN (JAGC)

Played by Nanci Chambers. Seasons 5-8, 40 episodes.

An ambitious JAG advocate. Singer was consumed by her continual efforts to further her career at the expense of those around her. She often clashed with the other characters. Especially praised was an episode in which Singer hurt fan-loved Harriet by using the death of her baby Sarah to discredit her testimony in court. In a later episode, however, Harriet got a measure of revenge by punching out Singer. [cite episode |title=In Country |series=JAG |serieslink=JAG |season=7 |number=23]

She had an affair with Rabb's half-brother Sergei Zhukov as well as with Commander Theodore Lindsey and an unnamed third man from whom she became pregnant. Shortly after, Singer was murdered, [cite episode |title=Ice Queen |series=JAG |serieslink=JAG |season=8 |number=21 |episodelink=Ice Queen (JAG)] with suspicion falling on Rabb, who was eventually cleared (the two part story detailing the investigation into Singer's murder was used as the pilot for the spin off "NCIS"). Her real murderer was Commander Lindsey.

Actress Nanci Chambers, played the assassin in Season 2 episode "Washington Holiday."

Midshipman Third Class Mikey Roberts, USNA

Played by Michael Bellisario. Seasons 3-10, 29 episodes.

Bud's younger brother. Initially a conflictive youngster, he became an enlisted man and later, a Midshipman at the Naval Academy. He was charged with murder after a CIWS gun malfunction on the USS "Wake Island". He briefly dated Gunny Galindez' younger sister, Valerie, much to the Gunny's displeasure. By the end of the series, he was dating Cammie, General Gordon Cresswell's daughter. It was clear, he planned on trying to make it permanent, telling Bud he loved her.

The actor also played a man in a boat in Season 1's "Pilot" and a pizza delivery boy in Season 3's "Ghost Ship."

Congresswoman Bobbi Latham

Played by Anne-Marie Johnson. Seasons 3-7, 17 episodes.

A Congresswoman with interest on woman's rights and occasional romantic interest of Harm. She later dated Commander Turner for a while despite a disastrous beginning. [cite episode |title=The Mission |series=JAG |serieslink=JAG |season=7 |number=16] Tended to take a hard and often critical line towards the military, especially on cases involving the V-22 Osprey and an ambush in Sierra Leone, but was also shown to be fair-minded.

In numerous episodes, it is implied she is from Detroit and graduated from Yale Law School first in her class.Fact|date=July 2007

Lieutenant Commander Mic Brumby, CSC, RAN

Played by Trevor Goddard. Seasons 4-6, 41 episodes.

A Royal Australian Navy officer who came to JAG in an exchange program and became involved with Mac. Mic was frequently called "Bugme" by Harm. In Australia, he and Rabb even came to blows over Mac. Mac and Mic later became engaged and he decided to go into private practice, which often made him go against the JAG in court. He finally left for Australia when he realized Mac was in love with Harm. Last seen in Dulles Airport with one last look at "Mac" as she tried to stop him from leaving.

Gunnery Sergeant Victor Galindez, USMC

Played by Randy Vasquez. Seasons 5-9.A Gunnery Sergeant ("Gunny") assigned to Afghanistan and later to training who Mac recruited for JAG.

He used to be a sheriff deputy until he got injured and fell into alcoholism. His friend Manny saved him and Gunny later enlisted. Gunny once intervened to separate Manny from another man in a fight and he found himself accused of gay-bashing. The gay man, Edward Proxy, was the half-brother of PO Tiner, who was a key witness of the defense. He was absolved by a military judge, but an ambitious prosecutor tried him in a civilian court. Admiral Chegwidden defended him and he was also absolved. Becomes a key figure in Harm's rescue of Mac and Webb in Paraguay.cite episode |title=People v. Gunny |series=JAG |serieslink=JAG |season=5 |number=12]

Later, he transferred out because he wanted to return to first line combat and was seen in episodes set in both Afghanistan and Iraq.

ergeant Sergei Zhukov (Russian Army)

Played by Jade Carter. Seasons 6-8, 10 episodes.

Harm's Russian half-brother, the son of Harmon Rabb, Sr. and a gypsy woman. A Sergeant in the Russian Army, he first met Harm when he was accused of selling weapons to Chechen separatists. Later he fell prisoner in Chechnya but was saved by Clayton Webb, who exchanged two trucks of wheat for him, and brought him to the USA on Christmas Eve. During his stay in the USA he had an affair with Lieutenant Loren Singer. His citizenship application was held up because the DNA tests were inconclusive, and he returned to Russia. He later returned for 48 hours to introduce Harm to his fiancée, Galina Borkova.

ECNAV Edward Sheffield

Played by Dean Stockwell. Seasons 8-10, 11 episodes.

The second United States Secretary of the Navy in the series. Formerly a US Senator, he first appeared in one of Donald Bellisario's other series, First Monday. He assigned Commander Lindsey to audit the JAG due to political pressure. He was forced to study Lindsey's report due to its harshness and told Admiral Chegwidden to study the report and defend himself, which makes him study the possibility to resign. He finally rejects the accusations, in great part due to the glowing report of Lt Commander Tracy Manetti, whom he placed undercover to be his eyes and ears in the JAG HQ.cite episode |title=Second Acts |series=JAG |serieslink=JAG |season=8 |number=19]

Professor Meredith Cavanaugh

Played by Isabella Hofmann. Seasons 7-9, 18 episodes.

Meredith Cavanaugh was the last romantic interest of Admiral A. J. Chegwidden in the series. They meet when she went to JAG headquarters to meet with Col. MacKenzie, but he thought she was another attempt at matchmaking from his subordinates. He later learned that Col. MacKenzie wanted to speak with her about a course she wanted her "little sister" Chloe to attend and he apologized. They bonded over their common interest for Shakespeare. [cite episode |title=Exculpatory Evidence |series=JAG |serieslink=JAG |season=7 |number=17] They got engaged but after Meredith cheated on the Admiral he ended the engagement and her character disappeared from the show.

Mattie Grace Johnson

Played by Hallee Hirsh. Seasons 9-10, 17 episodes.

"Owner" of crop dusting business who briefly employed the then un-employed Rabb, before his return to JAG following his stint with the CIA. Estranged from her alcoholic father, who was driving the night her mother died in a car accident, she became a foster daughter to Rabb until reuniting with her father. A bi-plane accident left her possibly paralyzed for life and her father relapsed into alcoholism, Shown in the series finale talking to Harm while recovering in a hospital bed.

Other Recurring Characters

tuart Dunston (ZNN Reporter)

Played by John D'Aquino. Season 6-10, 11 episodes.

A war reporter whose tendency to get into the heart of the action often got him in trouble. He also helped and hindered the main cast in various episodes, most notably when he kept Adm. Chegwidden from being courtmartialed with some info he was able to dig up.

pecial Agent Vivian Blackadder, NCIS

Played by Robyn Lively. Season 8, 2 episodes.

Was in the 2 part NCIS pilot that was aired as 2 JAG episodes. She did not continue with NCIS when it went into regular production. Was replaced by Sasha Alexander as Special Agent Caitlin Todd.

Allen Blaisdell

Played by Dan Lauria. Seasons 2-8, 5 episodes.

Harm's direct supervisor while he was attached to the CIA, an easy going guy who once flew for Air America during the 1960s and 70's, and seems to find working for the CIA well suited to his background. He very reluctantly fired Harm from the CIA after Harm was filmed by a TV crew (unbeknownst to him), which was against CIA regulations.

Dalton Lowne, Attorney at Law

Played by Larry Poindexter. Seasons 3, 7 episodes.

Mac's boyfriend, who convinced her to quit JAG and join his law firm. Mac ended both their professional and personal relationships when he used information from her files during a military case. Harm often referred to him as "Lowne as in Clown." He was later shot and killed when it was thought he was stalking Mac, though it was revealed that an obsessive police officer had framed him as a stalker and then murdered him.

Master Chief Petty Officer Bud 'Big Bud' Roberts, Sr., USN

Played by Jeff MacKay. Seasons 3-10, 10 episodes.

Bud and Mikey's father. Though he genuinely loved his sons, he had a sometimes strained relationship with them, due to his being sometimes abusive towards them when they were children, perhaps on account of the stress of having to raise them by himself after their mother's death. He lived alone in a trailer park and was not above the occasional money-making scheme, getting into trouble in one episode and having to be defended in court by Bud Jr. He came out of retirement to help train naval supply personnel for the war in Iraq.

Commander Amy Helfman, USN (JAGC)

Played by Jennifer Savidge. Seasons 6-8, 21 episodes.

Amy Helfman is a member of the JAG corps, assigned to the judiciary (as a judge), she is a fair-minded individual, who often winds up listening to Harm's legal arguments on many occasions and tries to make sure that both sides present proper arguments, and is interested in making sure that justice and truth prevail when she presides on the bench.

Lt. Commander Tracy Manetti, USN (JAGC)

Played by Tamlyn Tomita. Season 8, 7 episodes.

She was assigned to JAG by request of SecNav Edward Sheffield and she was Harm's partner for seven episodes in season eight. As it turned out, she was Sheffield's eyes and ears in the JAG and her glowing report made him reject Commander Lindsey's accusations against the JAG. She got reassigned two weeks later.

Lieutenant Commander Teresa Coulter, M.D. USN

Played by Trisha Yearwood. Seasons 3-7, 7 episodes.

A Navy coroner and forensic specialist who aids JAG on several cases. She developed feelings for Rabb which, unfortunately for her, were not returned.

Midshipman 4th Class Cameron 'Cammie' Cresswell

Played by Danneel Harris. Season 10, 2 episodes.

Daughter of Major General Gordon Cresswell who had a flirtatious relationship with Mike Roberts.

Dora Cresswell

Played by Mel Harris. Season 10, 2 episodes.

The wife of General Cresswell.

Lieutenant Elizabeth 'Skates' Hawkes, US

Played by Sibel Ergener. Seasons 2-7, 8 episodes.

F-14 Radar Intercept Officer who has flown with Harmon Rabb, Jr. on more than a few occasions, and has had her life saved by Harm on more than one occasion. In episode, "Adrift" she pestered Harm about Mac and her wedding to Mic Brumby. She heavily hinted throughout the series about both of them.

Annie Pendry

Played by Daphne Ashbrook. Seasons 1-4, 5 episodes.

The wife of Harm's best friend, a pilot who died in a plane crash caused by systems error. She and Harm dated but after Harm got her son (whom she adamantly did not want to be a pilot) onto a tiger cruise that was hijacked by terrorists, she broke up with him.

Renee Peterson

Played by Cindy Ambuehl. Seasons 5-8, 24 episodes.

A director of videos and documentaries who met Harm while filming a Navy recruitment commercial. She grew jealous of Harm and Mac's friendship (maybe more) and called Harmon on it. She grew frustrated by his lack of answers. Harm's refusal to commit seriously to her and the return of Renee's great love to her life spelled the peaceful end of their time together.

A.J. Roberts

Played by Jake Milkovich. Seasons 5-7, 10 episodes.

Also known as "Baby AJ" by the JAG staff, the Son of Harriet and Bud Roberts. Named after A.J. Chegwidden, who delivered the baby in his office. Unknown to Admiral Chegwidden, "Baby A.J." is just A.J. Not Albert Jethro.

Captain Johnson, USN

Played by Scott Paulin. Season 8, 7 episodes.

Captain of the USS "Seahawk".

CIA Deputy Director Harrison Kershaw

Played by Jameson Parker. Seasons 8-9, 4 episodes.

Hired Harm to work as a CIA pilot in Season 9 when his Navy career was (at the time) absolutely over and done with.

Chloe Madison

Played by Mae Whitman. Seasons 4-7, 8 episodes.

Mac's "little sister". She was reunited with her real father thanks to Mac and the JAG staff. She was a staunch supporter of Harm and Mac's "love" for each other. Loved to sing, "Harm and Mac, sitting in a tree, K-I-S-S-I-N-G...."

Lieutenant Gregory Vukovic, USN (JAGC)

Played by Chris Beetem. Season 10, 8 episodes.

Wise-ass young officer who joined the JAG staff later in the series and clashed with just about everyone. Did show a lot of intelligence and guile in his efforts. Continually tried to get Mac interested in him, much to her aggravation (and Harm's).

Lieutenant Alfred Aldridge, USN (JAGC)

Played by A.J. Tannen. Seasons 5-6, 8 episodes.

Seahawk JAG, assumed position from Lt. Bud Roberts. Date for Lt. Singer on many occasions.

Master Sergeant Tom Androvich, USMC

Played by Matt Sigloch. Seasons 1-10, 14 episodes.

Chief Petty Officer Ned Bannon, USN

Played by Glenn Morshower. Seasons 1-6, 5 episodes.

Colonel Clifford Blakely, USMC (JAGC)

Played by John DeMita. Seasons 6-10, 14 episodes.

Patricia 'Trish' Burnett

Played by Christina Pickles. Seasons 3 & 6, 3 episodes.

Harm's Mother. Often asked him about "Mac".

Captain Richard Carey, USN

Played by Richard McGonagle. Season 9, 6 episodes.

Admiral Drake, USN

Played by John Roselius. Seasons 1-7, 6 episodes.

Mark Falcon (aka Major Sokol) (Russian FSB/SVR)

Played by Rex Linn. Seasons 1-6, 8 episodes.

Russian KGB agent who had a thing for "Mac." Helped Harm find his father.

Lieutenant Colonel John Farrow, USMC

Played by Ben Murphy. Seasons 3-8, 4 episodes.

Former CO to Lt. Colonel Mackenzie. Had a brief affair with Mac, which was revealed in Season 4 episode "People v. Mac." Where he acknowledged he still held a flame for her, which she quickly squashed.

Catherine Gale, CIA (Attorney At Law

Played by Laura Putney Season 8, 5 episodes.

Agent who told Harm where Mac was in Paraguay, in exchange for a fake wedding for her dying mother (who miraculously recovered later).

Commander Carolyn Imes, USN (JAGC)

Played by Dana Sparks. Seasons 3-8, 9 episodes.

First appearing in "People v. Rabb", Imes was one of the regular background characters. She was a good lawyer for JAG, but never passed the BAR exam, which was discovered in Season 8.

Captain Tobias Ingles, USN

Played by Gary Graham. Seasons 2-7, 6 episodes.

Captain of the USS "Patrick Henry". Hated Harm at first, but grew to respect him and Mac as well as the rest of their colleagues.

Lt. Commander Alan Mattoni, USN (JAGC)

Played by Rif Hutton. Seasons 3-6, 15 episodes.

A fellow JAG officer who commonly worked as opposing council to the main cast. Often appeared as smug and frequently was chaired with Lt. Singer.

Rear Admiral Stiles Morris, USN (JAGC)

Played by Harrison Page. Seasons 3-8, 22 episodes.

Judge who had a silent grudge against Harm for shooting up his courtroom in Season 2.

pecial Agent Clark Palmer

Played by Peter Murnik. Seasons 3-6, 7 episodes.

A former member of a shadowy D.O.D group (Defense Security Division) who became a rogue operative and Harm's bete noir, trying to kill him on numerous occasions.

Francesca Paretti

Played by Giuliana Santini. Season 3-4, 5 episodes.

Admiral Chegwidden's daughter. She spends time in Italy as a fashion writer, but has had run-ins with the JAG crew on occasion. Showed apparent interest in Harm but he always changed the subject. (Due to her relation to the Admiral and his "thing" with Mac.)

Lt. Commander Jordan 'Jordi' Parker, M.D. USN

Played by Susan Haskell. Seasons 4-6, 8 episodes.

Jordan dated Harm for a year. She cornered Mac in MacMurphy's at a JAG wetdown and told her of her worries about her impact on their relationship. Broke up with Harm over his return to flying. Later killed in Season 6, leaving Harm, Mac, and Lt. Commander Coulter to find the killer.

Captain 'Skipper' Ross, USN

Played by Bill Bolender. Seasons 1-4, 5 episodes.

Captain Owen Sebring, USN (JAGC)

Played by Corbin Bernsen. Seasons 5-9, 8 episodes.

Danny Walden

Played by Sean Murray. Seasons 4-6, 6 episodes.

Son of AJ's girlfriend. Joined the NAVY at AJ's insistence, instead of probation.

Dr. Sydney Walden, M.D.

Played by Cynthia Sikes. Seasons 5-6, 8 episodes.

Love interest of Admiral A.J. Chegwidden. She had a grown-up son, Danny Walden. Broke up with Chegwidden following Danny's illicit use of the Admiral's car.

Mrs. Porter Webb (National Security Agency, retired)

Played by Claudette Nevins. Seasons 2-9, 6 episodes.

Mother of CIA Agent Clayton Webb.

CPO Jeb Stuart Wildins, USN

Played by Guy Garner. Season 2, 5 episodes.

References

See also

* Characters of NCIS


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