The television series JAG premiered on CBS, introducing audiences to the legal adventures of the US Navy's Judge Advocate General's office.
After its cancellation on CBS, JAG was picked up by the TNT network, which helped the show gain increased popularity and extend its run.
Key characters such as Harmon Rabb Jr. and Sarah MacKenzie were introduced, setting the stage for the show's long running dynamic.
The final episode of JAG aired, concluding the series after ten seasons and laying the groundwork for the spin-off series NCIS.
Following JAG's success, the spin-off NCIS was created, which later became a highly successful series in its own right.
Lieutenant Harmon Rabb Jr. and Lieutenant Commander Sarah 'Mac' MacKenzie first meet when they start working together at the Judge Advocate General's office.
Harm is promoted to the rank of Commander, reflecting his growing experience and responsibilities within JAG.
Mac returns to duty at JAG headquarters after completing a special mission in Afghanistan as a Marine Captain.
The team handles a case involving the suspicious death of a Navy commander, uncovering corruption within the ranks.
After years of working closely, Harm and Mac begin a romantic relationship.
Mac is sent overseas on a peacekeeping mission, separating her temporarily from JAG HQ and Harm.
To pursue a civilian career, Harm resigns his commission from the Navy Judge Advocate General's office.
In recognition of her leadership and dedication, Mac is promoted to the rank of Captain.
Harm and Mac get married, culminating their longstanding relationship.
