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* IJustShotMarvinInTheFace / RecklessGunUsage / ReliablyUnreliableGuns: The gangsters are not well-versed in weapon maintenance or safe usage, resulting in [[JustForPun rapid-fire instances]] of all of these tropes. Captain Overton makes a point to {{lampshade}} this.
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* IJustShotMarvinInTheFace / RecklessGunUsage / ReliablyUnreliableGuns: The gangsters are not well-versed in weapon maintenance or safe usage, resulting in [[JustForPun rapid-fire instances]] instances of all of these tropes. Captain Overton makes a point to {{lampshade}} this.
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Directed by Creator/MichaelZinberg
Written by Creator/DonaldPBellisario & Creator/RScottGemmill
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'''"The Brotherhood"''' is an episode of ''Series/{{JAG}}'' that first aired on February 3, 1996. Directed by Creator/MichaelZinberg
Creator/MichaelZinberg. Written by Creator/DonaldPBellisario & Creator/RScottGemmill
and Creator/RScottGemmill.
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!!"The Brotherhood" contains examples of the following tropes:
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* InterServiceRivalry: Rabb and Austin discuss how Marines are crazy, right before some concealed Marines surprise them with rifles pointed at them.
--> '''Rabb''': What, they dump him [Pfc. Hanson, unconscious] on the beach where they know he'll be in the middle of a landing? That's a little crazy even for Marines.
--> '''Austin''': Nothing's too crazy for Marines.
--> '''Rabb''': What, they dump him [Pfc. Hanson, unconscious] on the beach where they know he'll be in the middle of a landing? That's a little crazy even for Marines.
--> '''Austin''': Nothing's too crazy for Marines.
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* ShoutOut to Creator/DeanStockwell and ''Series/QuantumLeap'': Mentioned by Hanson's mother at the hospital. Austin is also familiar with the show. Of course Donald Bellisario is the creator of both ''Quantum Leap'' and ''JAG'', and he wrote this episode with R. Scott Gemmill.
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* ShoutOut ShoutOut:
** To Rambo: The gangbangers' nickname for Overton.
** To Dennis Rodman: According to Pfc. Hanson's mother, the flamboyant basketball player dyed his hair green.
** To Creator/DeanStockwell and ''Series/QuantumLeap'': Mentioned by Hanson's mother at the hospital. Austin is also familiar with the show. Of course Donald Bellisario is the creator of both ''Quantum Leap'' and ''JAG'', and he wrote this episode with R. Scott Gemmill.
** To ''Film/TopGun'': The gangbangers' nickname for Rabb, after dropping the initial nickname of "Rambo 2."
** To Rambo: The gangbangers' nickname for Overton.
** To Dennis Rodman: According to Pfc. Hanson's mother, the flamboyant basketball player dyed his hair green.
** To Creator/DeanStockwell and ''Series/QuantumLeap'': Mentioned by Hanson's mother at the hospital. Austin is also familiar with the show. Of course Donald Bellisario is the creator of both ''Quantum Leap'' and ''JAG'', and he wrote this episode with R. Scott Gemmill.
** To ''Film/TopGun'': The gangbangers' nickname for Rabb, after dropping the initial nickname of "Rambo 2."
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* ShoutOut to Creator/DeanStockwell and ''Series/QuantumLeap'': Mentioned by Hanson's mother at the hospital. Austin is also familiar with the show. Of course Donald Bellisario is the creator of both ''Quantum Leap'' and ''JAG'', and he wrote this episode with R. Scott Gemmill.
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* ConverseWithTheUnconsious: Captain Overton visits PFC Hanson in the hospital and talks to him about how he needs to wake up. When he sees Hanson is still unconscious, Overton begins to [[DrillSergeantNasty berate and threaten him]] and ''orders'' him to wake up, even as the doctor is trying to pull him away and has one of the nurses call for the MP's
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* ConverseWithTheUnconsious: ConverseWithTheUnconscious: Captain Overton visits PFC Hanson in the hospital and talks to him about how he needs to wake up. When he sees Hanson is still unconscious, Overton begins to [[DrillSergeantNasty berate and threaten him]] and ''orders'' him to wake up, even as the doctor is trying to pull him away and has one of the nurses call for the MP's
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* ConverseWithTheUnconsious: Captain Overton visits PFC Hanson in the hospital and talks to him about how he needs to wake up. When he sees Hanson is still unconscious, Overton begins to [[DrillSergeantNasty berate and threaten him]] and ''orders'' him to wake up, even as the doctor is trying to pull him away and has one of the nurses call for the MP's
-->'''Overton:''' He isn't a kid, he's a Marine! I'm talking to you, Marine! ATTEN-HUT!
-->''(Hanson slowly opens his eyes and then sits up)''
-->'''Hanson:''' Sir.
-->'''Overton:''' He isn't a kid, he's a Marine! I'm talking to you, Marine! ATTEN-HUT!
-->''(Hanson slowly opens his eyes and then sits up)''
-->'''Hanson:''' Sir.
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* InsigniaRipOffRitual: Stick yanks Harm's Aviator "wings" off his uniform to remind him who has the leverage in their negotiations with his gang.
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Directed by Creator/MichaelZinberg
Written by Creator/DonaldPBellisario & Creator/RScottGemmill
Written by Creator/DonaldPBellisario & Creator/RScottGemmill
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* {{Badass}}: Captain Overton has such a command presence, that he successfully ''orders'' a Marine out of a coma, much to the disbelief of a nearby doctor.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: Marjean Holden would play another medical officer on ''Series/BabylonFive'', where she would portray Doctor Hobbes.
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* HandSignals: The topic of Gang Signs gets brought up, and Meg flashes Tyler the "Hook'em Horns" (she's a [[CollegiateAmericanFootball Texas Longhorns]] fan). Harm informs her that in Italy, that symbol means you're accusing someone of being a cuckold. Meg [[EurekaMoment suddenly realizes]] that this must be why the guy she was dating when she was stationed in Italy broke up with her. [[LostInTranslation She just assumed he wasn't a football fan.]]
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* HandSignals: The topic of Gang Signs gets brought up, and Meg flashes Tyler the "Hook'em Horns" (she's a [[CollegiateAmericanFootball [[UsefulNotes/CollegiateAmericanFootball Texas Longhorns]] fan). Harm informs her that in Italy, that symbol means you're accusing someone of being a cuckold. Meg [[EurekaMoment suddenly realizes]] that this must be why the guy she was dating when she was stationed in Italy broke up with her. [[LostInTranslation She just assumed he wasn't a football fan.]]
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* BrickJoke: Meg Austin's "Hook 'em Horns" handsing means something [[LostInTranslation entirely different]] in Italy, as Harm explains to her early on. When she flashes the handsign again at the end, Overton quickly asks Harm if she knows what that means in Europe...
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* BrickJoke: Meg Austin's "Hook 'em Horns" handsing handsign means something [[LostInTranslation entirely different]] in Italy, as Harm explains to her early on. When she flashes the handsign again at the end, Overton quickly asks Harm if she knows what that means in Europe...
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-->'''Overton''': That's the Army slogan, [[spoiler: Lefty.]]
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-->'''Overton''': That's the Army slogan, [[spoiler: Lefty.]]
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[[{{Recap/JAG}} As you were...]]\\
[[{{Series/JAG}} Dismissed.]]
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[[{{Recap/JAG}} As you were...]]\\
[[{{Series/JAG}} Dismissed.]]
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* HeyItsThatGuy: Marjean Holden would play another medical officer on ''{{Series/BabylonFive}}'', where she would portray Doctor Hobbes.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: Marjean Holden would play another medical officer on ''{{Series/BabylonFive}}'', ''Series/BabylonFive'', where she would portray Doctor Hobbes.
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* Badass: Captain Overton has such a command presence, that he successfully ''orders'' a Marine out of a coma, much to the disbelief of a nearby doctor.
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* Badass: {{Badass}}: Captain Overton has such a command presence, that he successfully ''orders'' a Marine out of a coma, much to the disbelief of a nearby doctor.
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-->'''Overton'': That's the Army slogan, [[spoiler: Lefty.]]
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* HandSigns: The topic of Gang Signs gets brought up, and Meg flashes Tyler the "Hook'em Horns" (she's a [[CollegiateAmericanFootball Texas Longhorns]] fan). Harm informs her that in Italy, that symbol means you're accusing someone of being a cuckold. Meg [[EurekaMoment suddenly realizes]] that this must be why the guy she was dating when she was stationed in Italy broke up with her. [[LostInTranslation She just assumed he wasn't a football fan.]]
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* HandSigns: HandSignals: The topic of Gang Signs gets brought up, and Meg flashes Tyler the "Hook'em Horns" (she's a [[CollegiateAmericanFootball Texas Longhorns]] fan). Harm informs her that in Italy, that symbol means you're accusing someone of being a cuckold. Meg [[EurekaMoment suddenly realizes]] that this must be why the guy she was dating when she was stationed in Italy broke up with her. [[LostInTranslation She just assumed he wasn't a football fan.]]
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-->'''[[spoiler: Reaper]]''': "Be all that you can be." ''[[[CriticalFailure gun misfires]]]''
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-->'''[[spoiler: Reaper]]''': "Be all that you can be." ''[[[CriticalFailure ''[[[EpicFail gun misfires]]]''
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* Badass: Captain Overton has such a command presence, that he successfully ''orders'' a Marine out of a coma, much to the disbelief of a nearby doctor.
* BadassBoast: Overton invites Tyler to "go ahead, blast away", confident that the poorly maintained revolver is far more dangerous to its user than its target. [[spoiler: He's right about the gun.]]
* BoomerangBigot: Captain Overton, due to being [[spoiler: a former gang member.]]
* BrickJoke: Meg Austin's "Hook 'em Horns" handsing means something [[LostInTranslation entirely different]] in Italy, as Harm explains to her early on. When she flashes the handsign again at the end, Overton quickly asks Harm if she knows what that means in Europe...
* DefiantCaptive: Captain Overton, after he is captured. Among other things, he points out that none of the gangsters have the first clue in how to safely use a gun and are more likely to shoot themselves than him.
* FingertipDrugAnalysis: Done by Captain Overton. {{Lampshaded}} by Harm.
* {{Fingore}}: What happens when [[spoiler: Reaper tries to shoot Overton.]]
* HandSigns: The topic of Gang Signs gets brought up, and Meg flashes Tyler the "Hook'em Horns" (she's a [[CollegiateAmericanFootball Texas Longhorns]] fan). Harm informs her that in Italy, that symbol means you're accusing someone of being a cuckold. Meg [[EurekaMoment suddenly realizes]] that this must be why the guy she was dating when she was stationed in Italy broke up with her. [[LostInTranslation She just assumed he wasn't a football fan.]]
* HeyItsThatGuy: Marjean Holden would play another medical officer on ''{{Series/BabylonFive}}'', where she would portray Doctor Hobbes.
* IJustShotMarvinInTheFace / RecklessGunUsage / ReliablyUnreliableGuns: The gangsters are not well-versed in weapon maintenance or safe usage, resulting in [[JustForPun rapid-fire instances]] of all of these tropes. Captain Overton makes a point to {{lampshade}} this.
* LeeroyJenkins: Captain Overton tries to force his way into Stick's hideout to drag Tyler out. He ends up beaten and tied up for his trouble.
* TheNicknamer: Stick likes to assign nicknames to people. Harm is ''Film/TopGun'' and Meg is Snowflake.
** Overton gives [[spoiler: Reaper]] one when he tries to shoot him: [[spoiler: [[CriticalFailure Lefty.]]]]
* PreMortemOneLiner:
-->'''[[spoiler: Reaper]]''': "Be all that you can be." ''[[[CriticalFailure gun misfires]]]''
-->'''Overton'': That's the Army slogan, [[spoiler: Lefty.]]
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During a training exercise, a missing member of a Marine company is found unconscious and buried in the sand, having evidently been there some time. Harm and Meg investigate and learn that he, like the other black troops, was commonly singled out by their commander, a [[BoomerangBigot black captain.]] Suspecting foul play, our heroes soon learn that the victim may have had ties to a local gang.
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