An episode which demonstrates a woeful lack of understanding of European politics and geography (so soon after the Season Two episode "Trinity" had blundered through Northern Irish politics), but still provides entertainment for dedicated JAG viewers.
Harm's task of protecting/escorting/distracting Princess Alexandra gives us a re-hash of the Gregory Peck 1950s film "Roman Holiday".
The minor side characters include DJE's real-life wife Nanci Chambers, hiding as likeable reporter Meghan O'Hara whilst being, in her real character, the hired assassin (a useful range of acting challenges which Chambers performed well). This was some years before the actress returned to JAG as the memorable character of the devious, spiky, self-centred (and ultimately doomed) Lt Loren Singer.
Harm makes his famous "I regard you as a sister" comment to Mac and our Dynamic Duo eventually thwart the assassin's plans. Finally, Harm gets his six pinched by the affectionate princess.
It helps to pass 45 minutes if you want enjoyable fluff. I don't think that any of the actors (apart from Chambers) got out of second gear at any point on the journey through this pedestrian script. And obviously Romania is not a monarchy!
Harm's task of protecting/escorting/distracting Princess Alexandra gives us a re-hash of the Gregory Peck 1950s film "Roman Holiday".
The minor side characters include DJE's real-life wife Nanci Chambers, hiding as likeable reporter Meghan O'Hara whilst being, in her real character, the hired assassin (a useful range of acting challenges which Chambers performed well). This was some years before the actress returned to JAG as the memorable character of the devious, spiky, self-centred (and ultimately doomed) Lt Loren Singer.
Harm makes his famous "I regard you as a sister" comment to Mac and our Dynamic Duo eventually thwart the assassin's plans. Finally, Harm gets his six pinched by the affectionate princess.
It helps to pass 45 minutes if you want enjoyable fluff. I don't think that any of the actors (apart from Chambers) got out of second gear at any point on the journey through this pedestrian script. And obviously Romania is not a monarchy!
