
JAG
1995 · TV series · 10 seasons
Created by Donald P. Bellisario
Harmon "Harm" Rabb Jr. is a former pilot turned lawyer working for the military's JAG (Judge Advocate General) division, the elite legal wing of officers that prosecutes and defends those accused of military-related crimes. He works closely with Lt. Col. Sarah Mackenzie, and together they do what needs to be done to find the truth.
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whisper hallucinates - or is just incorrect - fairly often. I have been transcribing old tv and radio programs just to get a real feeling for how inaccurate it is, and for an example, the tv show JAG's main character is Lieutenant Harmon Rabb, Junior. I prompt "You are transcribing a show called JAG - Judge Advocate General - whose main characters are named Lieutenant Harmon Rabb jr, known as Harm or Rabb, [...]" Maybe 1 time out of 20 it will actually put "Rabb" or "Harm".
Even better is stuff like old call in radio shows, the callers are perfectly understandable, but whisper has lots of issues.
If there's something better than whisper, i'd love to try it out.
> It’s not like anybody thinks the cast of JAG went to film in Belfast.
Oddly enough, they did do a couple in Sydney Australia - that, and Aussie lawyer "Mic" (Mick, ffs!) were probably an attempt to sell the show in another anglophone market.
It’s actually not that hard to keep your mouth shut about it. It’s not like anybody thinks the cast of JAG went to film in Belfast. Pretty annoying to watch something with someone who has to point out something so obvious.
Just enjoy the show!
JAG was a TV show for like 10 years. Judge Advocate General. Lawyers.
BAH has a description in parens immediately following, but could be better.
Why do people on technical message board with lots of jargon refuses to do even a modicum of research? If I didn't drop a description of a monad after I said it here would you also be mad? How about Term Sheets. I see Alpha used all the time and I have to look it up.
If you have seen JAG or NCIS (tv shows), you probably know some of these and with NCIS being a top (broadcast) show for a few years, it is quite likely a lot of (dare I say older) people have heard of these
I remember back when the bush administration gave the TV show JAG, a show about the navy's judge advocate general's office, detailed descriptions of the military tribunals that they came up with...before the media or congress.
Shady, man. The military and IC are the only parts of govt that get to do this weird Public Relations. They shouldn't be able to.