JAG Act of Terror (1995–2005) Online
At night in the Persian Gulf a group of terrorists make a sneak attack on a US Naval warship and explode a weapon, killing five sailors. Upon the arrival of one of the prisoners in the USA, a Marine corporal on a guard detail turns and shoots him on live TV network coverage. Mac and Bud prosecute the corporal for first-degree murder, and Harm defends. However, an "anonymous benefactor" hires a high-priced and high-powered civilian lawyer who also was one of Mac's law professors at Duke. A super-zealous and super-conservative patriot becomes involved -- more than he had intended or expected. Harm gets back his old job, and he helps to solve the mystery.
| Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
 | David James Elliott | - | Harmon Rabb, Jr. |
 | Catherine Bell | - | Sarah MacKenzie |
 | Patrick Labyorteaux | - | Bud Roberts, Jr. |
 | John M. Jackson | - | A.J. Chegwidden |
 | Tina Lifford | - | Juanita Ressler |
 | Shashawnee Hall | - | FBI Agent Marvin Novack |
 | Michael D. Weatherred | - | Corporal Marcus Barry (as Michael Weatherred) |
| Paul Collins | - | SecNav Alexander Nelson |
 | Harrison Page | - | Rear Admiral Stiles Morris |
 | Christopher Caso | - | Lt. Royce Caron |
 | Jerry Penacoli | - | Will Baker |
 | Mark Costello | - | Commander Onclay |
| Eric Whitmore | - | Dr. Nichols |
 | Barry Corbin | - | Percival Bertram |
 | Michele Dalcin | - | Rebecca |
The fictional target of the sneak terrorist attack is USS Wake Island. The real ship by that name was CVE-65, which served 1943-46; she was an escort aircraft carrier, also known as a "jeep carrier" or "baby flattop", of the Casablanca class.