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* AsianStoreOwner: The owner of the dry cleaner, who convinces Rabb to take his daughter to the Sims-Roberts wedding.
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** To ''Series/AmericanGladiators'': "This is a courtroom, not ''American Gladiators''," says the judge after Bud Sr. cheers for his son upon the reading of the verdict.
** To ''Series/{{Matlock}}'':
---> '''Bud Sr.''': I never met an officer with a sense of humor.
---> '''Bud Jr.''': I thought you were taking Mikey over to Norfolk?
---> '''Bud Sr.''': And miss you playing Matlock?
** To ''Series/AmericanGladiators'': "This is a courtroom, not ''American Gladiators''," says the judge after Bud Sr. cheers for his son upon the reading of the verdict.
** To ''Series/{{Matlock}}'':
---> '''Bud Sr.''': I never met an officer with a sense of humor.
---> '''Bud Jr.''': I thought you were taking Mikey over to Norfolk?
---> '''Bud Sr.''': And miss you playing Matlock?
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Directed by: Alan J. Levi
Written by: Stephen Zito and R. Scott Gemmill based on a story by Larry Moskowitz
Rabb's dress uniform, which he needs for the Sims-Roberts wedding, has apparently been stolen by a male stripper.
Seaman Carruthers is charged with desertion for his decade-long absence from the Navy, living in town close to Andrews Air Force Base. Imes defends, Roberts prosecutes (his first case as first chair) with Mac as co-counsel and mentor. Mac suggests charging Carruthers with unauthorized absence rather than desertion, since the penalty is almost the same and the elements are easier to prove; Roberts rejects that idea. Despite various missteps, Roberts wins the case.
A confluence of unfortunate events at the bachelor party causes Sims to worry the wedding might be called off. But they do get married the next day. For the recessional, Rabb and other naval officers form an arc of honors with their ceremonial swords. A clip will be used in later season opening credits.
! This episode contains examples of the following tropes:
Written by: Stephen Zito and R. Scott Gemmill based on a story by Larry Moskowitz
Rabb's dress uniform, which he needs for the Sims-Roberts wedding, has apparently been stolen by a male stripper.
Seaman Carruthers is charged with desertion for his decade-long absence from the Navy, living in town close to Andrews Air Force Base. Imes defends, Roberts prosecutes (his first case as first chair) with Mac as co-counsel and mentor. Mac suggests charging Carruthers with unauthorized absence rather than desertion, since the penalty is almost the same and the elements are easier to prove; Roberts rejects that idea. Despite various missteps, Roberts wins the case.
A confluence of unfortunate events at the bachelor party causes Sims to worry the wedding might be called off. But they do get married the next day. For the recessional, Rabb and other naval officers form an arc of honors with their ceremonial swords. A clip will be used in later season opening credits.
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'''"Wedding Bell Blues"''' is an episode of ''Series/{{JAG}}'' that first aired on May 12, 1998. Directed by: by Alan J. Levi
Levi. Written by: Stephen Zito by Creator/StephenZito and R. Scott Gemmill based on a story by Larry Moskowitz
Rabb's dress uniform, which he needs for the Sims-Roberts wedding, has apparently been stolen by a male stripper.
Moskowitz.
Seaman Carruthers (Creator/GarySimpson) is charged with desertion for his decade-long absence from the Navy, living in town close to Andrews Air ForceBase. Base.
Lt. Commander Imes (Creator/DanaSparks) defends, Lt. Roberts prosecutes (his first case as first chair) withMac Major [=MacKenzie=] as co-counsel and mentor. Mac suggests charging Carruthers with unauthorized absence rather than desertion, since the penalty is almost the same and the elements are easier to prove; Roberts rejects that idea. Despite that and various other missteps, Roberts wins the case.
Rabb's dress uniform, which he needs for the Sims-Roberts wedding, has apparently been stolen by a male stripper. The owner of the dry cleaner (Creator/IqbalTheba) seems to not understand Rabb's predicament, but uses it to get his daughter (Creator/MercedesColon) a date.
A confluence of unfortunate events at the bachelor party causes Ensign Sims (Creator/KarriTurner) to worrythe her wedding to Roberts might be called off. But they do get married the next day. For the recessional, Rabb and other naval officers form an arc of honors with their ceremonial swords. A clip will be used in later season opening credits.
! This episode contains examples of the following tropes:!! Tropes
Rabb's dress uniform, which he needs for the Sims-Roberts wedding, has apparently been stolen by a male stripper.
Seaman Carruthers (Creator/GarySimpson) is charged with desertion for his decade-long absence from the Navy, living in town close to Andrews Air Force
Lt. Commander Imes (Creator/DanaSparks) defends, Lt. Roberts prosecutes (his first case as first chair) with
Rabb's dress uniform, which he needs for the Sims-Roberts wedding, has apparently been stolen by a male stripper. The owner of the dry cleaner (Creator/IqbalTheba) seems to not understand Rabb's predicament, but uses it to get his daughter (Creator/MercedesColon) a date.
A confluence of unfortunate events at the bachelor party causes Ensign Sims (Creator/KarriTurner) to worry
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* Bud Roberts Sr. wonders if his son's wedding to Sims is a ShotgunWedding.
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* ShotgunWedding: Bud Roberts Sr. wonders if this applies to his son's wedding to Sims is a ShotgunWedding.Sims.
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Directed by: Alan J. Levi
Written by: Stephen Zito and R. Scott Gemmill based on a story by Larry Moskowitz
Rabb's dress uniform, which he needs for the Sims-Roberts wedding, has apparently been stolen by a male stripper.
Seaman Carruthers is charged with desertion for his decade-long absence from the Navy, living in town close to Andrews Air Force Base. Imes defends, Roberts prosecutes (his first case as first chair) with Mac as co-counsel and mentor. Mac suggests charging Carruthers with unauthorized absence rather than desertion, since the penalty is almost the same and the elements are easier to prove; Roberts rejects that idea. Despite various missteps, Roberts wins the case.
A confluence of unfortunate events at the bachelor party causes Sims to worry the wedding might be called off. But they do get married the next day. For the recessional, Rabb and other naval officers form an arc of honors with their ceremonial swords. A clip will be used in later season opening credits.
! This episode contains examples of the following tropes:
* AsianStoreOwner: The owner of the dry cleaner, who convinces Rabb to take his daughter to the Sims-Roberts wedding.
* Bud Roberts Sr. wonders if his son's wedding to Sims is a ShotgunWedding.
* WealthyYachtOwner: Bud Jr.'s future father-in-law is one.
* This episode is obviously a WeddingEpisode.
Written by: Stephen Zito and R. Scott Gemmill based on a story by Larry Moskowitz
Rabb's dress uniform, which he needs for the Sims-Roberts wedding, has apparently been stolen by a male stripper.
Seaman Carruthers is charged with desertion for his decade-long absence from the Navy, living in town close to Andrews Air Force Base. Imes defends, Roberts prosecutes (his first case as first chair) with Mac as co-counsel and mentor. Mac suggests charging Carruthers with unauthorized absence rather than desertion, since the penalty is almost the same and the elements are easier to prove; Roberts rejects that idea. Despite various missteps, Roberts wins the case.
A confluence of unfortunate events at the bachelor party causes Sims to worry the wedding might be called off. But they do get married the next day. For the recessional, Rabb and other naval officers form an arc of honors with their ceremonial swords. A clip will be used in later season opening credits.
! This episode contains examples of the following tropes:
* AsianStoreOwner: The owner of the dry cleaner, who convinces Rabb to take his daughter to the Sims-Roberts wedding.
* Bud Roberts Sr. wonders if his son's wedding to Sims is a ShotgunWedding.
* WealthyYachtOwner: Bud Jr.'s future father-in-law is one.
* This episode is obviously a WeddingEpisode.
