Ahh yes, the famous episode where Harm earns the ire of the court and Admiral Chegwidden by firing a loaded Heckler & Koch submachine gun into the ceiling in order to make a point. It's one of the most seminal moments in JAG's ten-year run.
"Heroes" is also notable for the first real tension between Harm and Mac as the former prosecutes and the latter defends a member of SEAL Team Five who has been charged with deliberately killing a fellow team member on a mission to recover some Semtex. Har and Mac really go at it, and Mac appears to take it personally.
As Harm learns, things aren't as they seem, and it's ultimately quite a heartbreaking story about fathers and sons and hidden, uncomfortable truths. I guess it was just the way things happened in the US Navy in the 1990's - thankfully it is a thing of the past now.
"Heroes" is also notable for the first real tension between Harm and Mac as the former prosecutes and the latter defends a member of SEAL Team Five who has been charged with deliberately killing a fellow team member on a mission to recover some Semtex. Har and Mac really go at it, and Mac appears to take it personally.
As Harm learns, things aren't as they seem, and it's ultimately quite a heartbreaking story about fathers and sons and hidden, uncomfortable truths. I guess it was just the way things happened in the US Navy in the 1990's - thankfully it is a thing of the past now.