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Date Posted: 19:55:05 11/28/02 Thu
Author: CatMom
Subject: Review
In reply to: - 's message, "season six: Touch and Go, January 9, 2001" on 15:52:24 06/22/02 Sat

(1)Was Kate a total jealous b*tch or what??? I don't think she ever got over that weekend, though obviously OFC did.

(2)Did anybody besides me really, really, really want to see TFM do some fancy hand to hand stuff, or at the very least slap Kate upside the head, in the ladies room? I mean, she had barely met the woman, there are some things you just don't say.

(3)doG, I love AJ! No, not like THAT! He is the ultimate 'Dad' figure. The scene in his office where Harmkins and TFM are being assigned the case is one of my very favorites of all time. I love the 'well, they're JACKASSES, nail them' line, when one of said JA was standing right in front of him. Anyone want to disagree that by the end of that scene he knew EXACTLY who Mac was protecting?

(BTW, the statute of limitations was likely long expired, Harm couldn't have been prosecuted for it, BUT it would have likely been a career ender. The senior officer-which he was--is ALWAYS the one who is judged as 'more guilty' in these circumstances. If Kate thought SHE had problems, the guy she had the affair with in Okinawa might as well have handed his resignation in the next day. He was toast.)

These things happen, but the truth is that the real crime--and I think telling anyone who they can love is pretty lame, a lot of these rules in the military exist for good reason, but are sometimes taken to extreams--it not in the doing, it's in the getting caught and giving the service a bad name. That's the real no-no in these victimless "crimes." And the Admiral being prosecuted was right, a large part of this is the PC gone mad post Tailhook thing-but I still kind of thought he was probably guilty.

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