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Captain_Augustus_McCrae — 13 years ago(June 25, 2012 06:30 PM)

To have been in a dog like this early on in his career. Glad he moved on to bigger and better things.
"It ain't dying I'm talking about, it's LIVING!"
Captain Augustus McCrae

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He's hardly elderly (early 60s), still looks great, and he has been acting professionally now for FORTY YEARS. Amazing.

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Perhaps so, but the Virginia penal code does.
That's where the Washington Navy Yard is, ya chowderhead!
Said "popping" constitutes battery and repeated episodes makes it aggravated.
Jethro has long been in desperate need of some "wall to wall counseling".
Six ActualOUT!

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Compared to "Beyond The Poseidon Adventure", which he made 3 years before this, this film shines. Btw Hackray, NCIS is staffed by civilians. The UCMJ doesn't apply to them.

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I guess I am the skunk at the garden party but I have liked Mark Harmon in most of his material, even when he played Ted Bundy. I am glad he has become successful and I wish him continued success.
I had to stop watching NCIS several years ago because his character is such a jerk and bully. I have been in the military and no one would put up with a supervisor "popping" subordinates on the head all the time. It may have changed for the better and I hope so but I also got tired of everyone picking on "Proby" all the time. In real life, he would have transferred to another unit. He earned his stripes a long time ago and deserves respect.

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Every actor has to start some where. You can't start at the top.

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SHOOP!

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