JAG Cast: Where Actors of the Famous Show Are Now

A possible "JAG" revival for CBS as they test the waters with Harm and Mac's appearance on "NCIS: Los Angeles." Since "JAG" finished its original run in 2005, a refresher on the popular cast of the show might just be what the captain ordered.

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" kicked off the NCIS franchise and followed the Judge Advocate General corps of the United States Navy. Created by Don Bellisario, the show aired its first two seasons on NBC from 1995-1996 and them moved to CBS where it ran another nine seasons.

While there are no concrete plans on giving "JAG" a fully-fledged revival, "NCIS; Los Angeles" showrunner, R. Scott Gemmill noted that the final decision rested with the network, even though its a possibility.

DAVID JAMES ELLIOT

David reprised his former "JAG" role as Navy Captain Harmon Rabb Jr. for a few episodes on "NCIS: Los Angeles," but also has other projects in the works.

Busy with the production of the figure skating series, "Spinning Out" for Netflix, David also recently had a guest appearance on the second season of "The Kominsky Method."

CATHERINE BELL

As Lt. Col. Sarah "Mac" Mackenzie, Catherine also reprised her former "JAG" role on the "NCIS: Los Angeles" finale that aired on May 19, 2019.

Having starred as Cassie Nightingale on the television series "Good Witch" that ran from 2015 until 2019, Catherine also notably appeared in "A Summer to Remember" in 2018 and as Dawn in the 2016 film "The Do-Over."

PATRICK LABYORTEAUX

Lt. Bud Roberts, Jr., played by Patrick appeared in two other shows apart from "JAG." In 2000, Patrick played the same character in "Yes, Dear," followed by none other than "NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service" from 2003 until 2018.

During the fifteenth season of "NCIS," Patrick made a welcome guest appearance when Leroy Gibbs' team investigated the death of a Navy Lieutenant.

SCOTT LAWRENCE

Scott has had a busy career since his time as Sturgis Turner on "JAG." With crime drama's a recurring theme, Scott made appearances in series like "Without a Trace," "24," "In Plain Sight," "Criminal Minds: Suspect Behaviour," and "Law & Order: LA."

In recent years Scott went galactic with his castings in "Star Wars Resistance," "Legion," and most recently appeared as Special Agent Billy Taggart in "Unbelievable" in 2019.

ZOE MCLELLAN

As P.O. Jennifer Coates, Zoe became a recurring character on "JAG" during the show's seventh, eighth, and ninth seasons before she got promoted to the main cast during its tenth and final season.

The actress married J.P. Gillain on February 27, 2012, but their union ended in a bitter divorce in 2016. J.P. accused Zoe of child abduction after she took their two-year-old son, Sebastian with her to Toronto after she landed a role in the 2016 television drama, "Designated Survivor."

The judge ruled in Zoe's favor and said that her actions are the "result of Mother's work in a field in which it was known to both parties she may need to work outside of Los Angeles."

JOHN M. JACKSON

After marrying Jana Gale Hawkins on October 13, 1979, the couple moved to New York in 1980 so John could pursue a career in acting.

Known for his roles in "The Hitcher" and "Sid and Nancy" in 1986, and "A Few Good Men" in 1992 before John snagged the role as A.J. Chegwidden in "Jag."

Other notable appearances by John include those in series such as "Bones," "Castle," "Grey's Anatomy," and most recently again as A.J. Chegwidden in "NCIS: Los Angeles."

TRACEY NEEDHAM

Tracey made her acting debut on a few years before she got cast as the computer-weapons expert, Lt. Meg Austin in the first season of "JAG."

She first appeared onscreen in the television series "Jake and the Fatman" in 1987. Her big break came after more extra acting classes and casting in "Live Goes On" in 1989.

With her acting career still going strong, Tracey also appeared in several episodes of "VR5," "Total Security," "The Division," and "Veronica Mars."

Relatedly, fans of the show are hopeful of a more permanent return of the characters of the former hit television show.

The appearance of some of the characters on "NCIS: Los Angeles" had fans glued to their seats and asking for a return of the once-popular show.