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Date Posted: 04:16:40 03/27/03 Thu
Author: Dancer
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In a nutshell --
In reply to: - 's message, "season four: Yeah, Baby, May 18, 1999" on 22:26:40 06/16/02 Sun

Yeah, Baby -- Season 4

What It's About

Harm makes a decision about his future that has wide-ranging implications -- and consequences. Meanwhile, Bud and Harriet make plans for the imminent arrival of their first child.

Reasons to Watch � Harm in summer whites, Harm in running clothes and a layer of sweat, Harm in Mac's apartment. Chloe makes her second appearance in this ep as she waits to finally meet her father.

Reasons to Tape � In the pantheon of JAG episodes, this one represents a turning point. While it was not the final episode of season 4, it decided the plot for the finale and the path JAG was to follow thereafter. So many things changed or were set up for change in this ep, it's really rather essential for those who may have started watching later. In addition to little A.J.'s birth, we have the inception of the "baby deal," Jordan's ultimatum and a rather shipperish conversation between Harm and Mac as the impact of a decision hits home.

Some of my favorite JAG lines come from this ep. In the spirit of our buddy, Spoiler King, I will refrain from naming the speaker. (Btw, these quotes may not be exact.)

"Tiner, have you seen the sailor who did this to me?"

He: "A triple bypass is major surgery. This is more like having your teeth cleaned."
She: "Well, I tell you when I'm going to the dentist."

"That's our Harriet, always the over-achiever."

"I'm retaining so much water, I think my butt is shifting with the tides."

"He fainted just like a girl!"

She: "Don't make a promise you can't keep."
He: "I haven't yet."

And the ever popular -- "Five years from now, if neither one of us is in a relationship . . ."
(Not exactly Lincoln, but it'll do for a TV show. LOL!)

If it's been a while since you've seen this one, pull up a chair and remember the days, and if you've never seen it before, get ready for a special treat.

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I agree this is a pivotal episode Dancer. I used to be a hit and miss watcher until this ep. After watching the scene with Chloe, (you know the one), I NEVER missed another episode. There was just too much promise in Chloe's pre-teen enthusing. (NT) -- Cece....a great episode., 12:43:33 03/30/03 Sun