The cross-over that aired few weeks after the show's premiere, was aired as a JAG episode, but also a pilot titled "Navy NCIS: The Beginning". The episode is a 1-hour combination of two episodes that aired as JAG, "Ice Queen (1)" and "Meltdown (2)".
A murdered JAG officer teams up the JAG staff with agents of the Naval Criminal Investigative Services (NCIS).
Mark Harmon |
Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs |
Michael Weatherly |
Special Agent Tony DiNozzo |
Pauley Perrette |
Forensics Specialist Abby Sciuto |
David McCallum |
Chief M.E. Ducky Mallard |
David James Elliott |
Cmdr. Harmon Rabb, Jr. |
Guest Star |
Catherine Bell |
Lt. Col. Sarah MacKenzie |
Guest Star |
Patrick Labyorteaux |
Lt. Bud J. Roberts, Jr. |
Guest Star |
Alan Dale |
NCIS Director Tom Morrow |
Recurring Role |
GOOF: On Abby's first scene, when she grabs her lab coat, her hands are glove less, on the next pan, as she adjusts the coat, you can see a blue glove on her right hand, the next shot has her without gloves, again, as she reaches for one in the glove box.
GOOF: When Gibbs is interrogating Rabb, there is a camera shot through the viewing glass that shows Tony, Viv and Abby in the mirror reflection off the glass. However, Abby hasn't entered the room yet as evident by her entering the room about 10 seconds later.
TRIVIA: About Tony's identity when he goes undercover: in real life, Michael Weatherly has a son named August, nicknamed "Gus."
TRIVIA: The pilot for this series aired as a two-part episode of JAG in the spring of 2003. Two major changes were made for the series. A gimmick in which Ducky is shown talking to corpses - from the corpse's point of view - was dropped, and a character named Viv Blackadder (played by Robyn Lively) was replaced by the character played by Sasha Alexander.
Rabb: Look, there are enough holes in this case to raise reasonable doubt.
Counselor: There is also enough evidence to tie you to the murder and a string of witnesses, your colleagues, who will testify to angry words between you and Lt. Singer right up to the time of her death.
Rabb: Well, it could be worse I guess.
Counselor: How?
Rabb: I could not have an alibi
Counselor: You have an alibi??
Rabb: No.
Harm Rabb: How long you been doing this, Gibbs?
Gibbs: Nineteen years.
Rabb: Can you tell if someone's guilty, by looking in their eyes?
Gibbs: I can.
Harm Rabb: Yeah, well look in mine. Ask me. Ask me!
Gibbs: Would you kill for your brother?
Gibbs: I'm not smart enough to play risky games with a lawyer of your caliber, Rabb.
Harm Rabb: That's Commander Rabb. Or Commander. Or sir, "Gunny." I believe as a reservist you're still technically in the Marine Corps.
Gibbs: I am an NCIS Special Agent, and I don't have to salute you, or sir you, or give you any military courtesy, but you know that. So who's playing the games here?
Major McBurney: Nice lab you got here. Interesting Martha Stewart on LSD touches around the place too.
Patrick (Bud Roberts Jr.) and Mark (Gibbs) stared together in the 1987 movie "Summer School". Mark plays a gym teacher that has to teach remedial English to failing students over the summer holidays.
When Tony gives Abby the blood, i.e. the first time we see Abby, the song playing is "Transfer" by Collide, and when the lawyer dude is in the lab talking to Abby, the song playing is "Frozen" by Collide, and the song playing when both the JAG lawyers come to the lab with Gibbs to get the results from the tag in the hat is "Monochrome" by Collide.
Sasha Alexander is the only one of the original NCIS cast members that does not appear in this episode.
This episode is actually not a NCIS episode. It has the title JAG, but it's considered a one-hour pilot episode for NCIS.
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