Although Brumby really could get under your skin, you felt for him when he looked in the window and knew he was leaving his friends and everyone he ever cared for.
Oh you got to love the Admiral, "Poor sucker never had a chance with her." Harm's face, trying not laugh. You gotta love it, The Admiral was totally a shipper of Harm and Mac.
Camp Pendleton, at Camp San Mateo, 5th Marine Regiment in 1991, used to play, Waltzing Matilda after playing the National Anthem, and the Marines Hymn. 🇺🇸
Every time Bud starts singing "Waltzing Matilda" I actually feel my eyes sting; given that that was the last time we would ever see Goddard... Godspeed, Trevor! You are sorely missed.
That particular episode was few years before his death. It wasn't the last time we saw Goddard. He came back later. Actor passed away in 2003. So that was 2 years after last time we saw him.
Trevor Goddard was okay,even though he was a semi-regular on JAG for 3 years. It was fitting that the song Waltzing Mathilda was played as his character went back to Australia after his extended time on an exchange program with JAG was over.
Too bad Trevor Goddard had such a troubled life outside of his role on JAG. JAG was a great jig for him, and he portrayed a significant character that added to the story lines. He was missed.
Never liked Brumby as a character on the show. I must say, this is a pretty awesome ending to an episode. The whole series of JAG was underrated-excellent show. I especially liked most endings such as this one. My favorite tv show of all time and it’s not close
A nice send off to Mic, but the rest of the episode I have trouble watching as it sentences a man to death that was pschiatrically proven to be suffering from a mental disorder. But because it aired in January 2000, it wouldn't be another two years until the Supreme Court (in a 6 to 3 ruling) would determine that the death pentaly used in cases against a person sufering mental illness was in violation of the Eighth Ammendent: Cruel and Unusual Punishment. Specifically... "On June 20, 2002, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Atkins v. Virginia that executing people with intellectual disabilities violated the Eighth Amendment prohibition against cruel and unusual punishment, overruling its Penry v. Lynaugh decision in 1989." Before the shooting the defendant had gone to the military's mental health counselor for help, but instead of help he was told to "be a duck and let the water flow off of him." It was only after the shooting did he have a sitdown with a psychiatrist who determined he was mentally ill and needed medication and probably a medical discharge from the Corps. But it was still two years before the Supreme Court would make the ruling, so technically for its time the episode did nothing wrong with its final outcome. But Mac's closing argument wasn't about mental health and Rabb villified the defendant as a monster and killing him was what separated the rest of us from monsters like him. The two redeeming factors is Mac's promise to be there for him during his execution as well as the look of defeat on Rabb's face at the start of this clip, that shows while he did his job and won - deep down inside he feels that the jury made the wrong decision. The guy needed help, not the lethal injection. If this case was tried two years later Mac's defense would probably be different and the jury would have reached a different verdict.
Damn! It STILL hurts! He had so much potential! The roles he could've played! All the ladies, he could've charmed! Talk about taking a *"old Hollywood saying",* too seriously! *"Live Fast!, Die Young!, & Leave a Good Looking Corpse!"*
I thought Trevor Goddard was an awesome actor but man I HATED the Brumby/storyline. Mostly because he was trying to get between Harm & Mac's friendship/possible romance
It would be interesting if there were an episode of Hawaii Five-0 in which the team gets help from a Naval Officer from Australia on a special case and that he tells them that he was a friend of Mic Brumby and that he tells them that when he returned home after his time on an exchange program at JAG was over,the people from JAG Headquarters sings the song Waltzing Mathilda as he takes his leave of them from the pub.
@@dianneduvarney2684 I know he did that in June 2003. But it wasn't the 1st time it was explained what happened to the character after the actor or actress either passed away or committed suicide during the series.
Those 3 spinoffs of JAG & maybe the reboot of Hawaii Five-0 should've explained what has happened to Mic Brumby after he returned home to Australia to rejoin the Royal Australia Navy after he broke up with Sarah Mackenzie before there were to be married?
@@valleydude5000 I know that,but the explanation of what happened to Mic Brumby should've been explained anyway to see if he found love again and got married and had at least 1 offspring.
While on duty or getting intoxicated so you're hungover on duty, yes. My dad was in the military for 21 years. No one objects to a couple beers with friends off duty to relax. Unless of course you have other, perfectly legitimate but non-military reasons not to drink at all.
@@cmm5542 Not today. In today's Zero-Defects military, one DUI or one drunk-in-publc and your career is over. Even at large military bases like Offutt AFB or others, the O-Clubs and NCO Clubs are gone. I was in the USAF 40 years ago and more crap got solved with a few NCOs having beers writing on the back of a napkin.
@@Garbanzo884 As I said, intoxication isn't encouraged. But you don't have to be a teetotaler to join the military! Drinking isn't the same as getting drunk. I get a drink once a week with my friends but have never been drunk in my life. Are you saying the miltary wouldn't take me if I signed up because of that? I haven't seen anyone get drunk so far in JAG, does it happen in later episodes?
Yes waltzing matilda and while it is as Aussie as it gets its not our athem its a song about a swagman a theif. But its still a beloved song here is australia.
Ana, clip esquisito! Oye vistes el final de Army Wives?! Q idiota es Emmaline con el novio! El lo van a botar del Army por kidnapping, (delito federal btw) y por irse MIA o creo que es AWOL.
James LaHousse. An accidental overdose at age 40 to be exact, and strangely enough he, Trevor Goddard, turned out to be a Brit and not an Aussie. Sad and odd😢🤔🙃
Rest in peace Trevor .
i love how thay used this clip as a tribute to him when he died...
I really love the moments in JAG when everyone comes together as a whole makes it more special. 😇
"You'll come a-waltzing matilda with me"
Even Loren haha
RIP Trevor. I like that they showed this at the end of an episode for his tribute after her died
Still too sad:(
@@andreinybakken9252 Yeah, it's hard when you see the good ones go much too soon!
I forget. Did they kill the character off once he died in real life?
Although Brumby really could get under your skin, you felt for him when he looked in the window and knew he was leaving his friends and everyone he ever cared for.
This clip makes me cry ever time. RIP Trevor!
the look' on his face' after she kiss him' priceless. He was so in love.. Great scene....
omg, when they showed that in memory of him, i cried.
We miss you trevor never Forget
RIP Trevor. You will be missed but not forgotten.
Oh you got to love the Admiral, "Poor sucker never had a chance with her." Harm's face, trying not laugh. You gotta love it, The Admiral was totally a shipper of Harm and Mac.
Sophie H.L
Yea cool moment.
There Is really a Spirit of family btw them.
Camp Pendleton, at Camp San Mateo, 5th Marine Regiment in 1991, used to play, Waltzing Matilda after playing the National Anthem, and the Marines Hymn. 🇺🇸
Every time Bud starts singing "Waltzing Matilda" I actually feel my eyes sting; given that that was the last time we would ever see Goddard...
Godspeed, Trevor! You are sorely missed.
not really' he did a couple of more episodes
That particular episode was few years before his death. It wasn't the last time we saw Goddard. He came back later. Actor passed away in 2003. So that was 2 years after last time we saw him.
Trevor Goddard was okay,even though he was a semi-regular on JAG for 3 years. It was fitting that the song Waltzing Mathilda was played as his character went back to Australia after his extended time on an exchange program with JAG was over.
Awesome send off. It was a special moment
The beautiful Trevor Goddard... sorely missed :(
Too bad Trevor Goddard had such a troubled life outside of his role on JAG. JAG was a great jig for him, and he portrayed a significant character that added to the story lines. He was missed.
Though Harm and Brumby never realky saw eye to eye, but in the heat of combat or the court, they knew they had each other's backs.
Never liked Brumby as a character on the show. I must say, this is a pretty awesome ending to an episode. The whole series of JAG was underrated-excellent show. I especially liked most endings such as this one. My favorite tv show of all time and it’s not close
I agree. There are so many reasons to not forget JAG as best TV Show. I still miss it.
Happy crim
Happy days zzz
I found Brumby to be annoying. I found Renee to be annoying too.
Brumby was awesome
Awesome !
Trevor Goddard RIP Aussie
A nice send off to Mic, but the rest of the episode I have trouble watching as it sentences a man to death that was pschiatrically proven to be suffering from a mental disorder. But because it aired in January 2000, it wouldn't be another two years until the Supreme Court (in a 6 to 3 ruling) would determine that the death pentaly used in cases against a person sufering mental illness was in violation of the Eighth Ammendent: Cruel and Unusual Punishment. Specifically...
"On June 20, 2002, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Atkins v. Virginia that executing people with intellectual disabilities violated the Eighth Amendment prohibition against cruel and unusual punishment, overruling its Penry v. Lynaugh decision in 1989."
Before the shooting the defendant had gone to the military's mental health counselor for help, but instead of help he was told to "be a duck and let the water flow off of him." It was only after the shooting did he have a sitdown with a psychiatrist who determined he was mentally ill and needed medication and probably a medical discharge from the Corps.
But it was still two years before the Supreme Court would make the ruling, so technically for its time the episode did nothing wrong with its final outcome. But Mac's closing argument wasn't about mental health and Rabb villified the defendant as a monster and killing him was what separated the rest of us from monsters like him. The two redeeming factors is Mac's promise to be there for him during his execution as well as the look of defeat on Rabb's face at the start of this clip, that shows while he did his job and won - deep down inside he feels that the jury made the wrong decision. The guy needed help, not the lethal injection.
If this case was tried two years later Mac's defense would probably be different and the jury would have reached a different verdict.
Damn! It STILL hurts! He had so much potential! The roles he could've played! All the ladies, he could've charmed! Talk about taking a *"old Hollywood saying",* too seriously!
*"Live Fast!, Die Young!, & Leave a Good Looking Corpse!"*
I hated Brumby...sort of, but was heartbroken when Trevor passed away.
Harm and mac they love to one another ❤
So, we just gonna ignore that 🔥 Temptations track in the background?
I thought Trevor Goddard was an awesome actor but man I HATED the Brumby/storyline. Mostly because he was trying to get between Harm & Mac's friendship/possible romance
To all Ozzie around the world thanks
i really liked Mic and his accent is out of this world awe
Then he got so mad he became kano
@Bossy1980 I don't remember. It was like a tag on the end of an episode.
It would be interesting if there were an episode of Hawaii Five-0 in which the team gets help from a Naval Officer from Australia on a special case and that he tells them that he was a friend of Mic Brumby and that he tells them that when he returned home after his time on an exchange program at JAG was over,the people from JAG Headquarters sings the song Waltzing Mathilda as he takes his leave of them from the pub.
azure rainbow Perhaps you are not aware he committed suicide.
azure rainbow He died June 2003.
@@dianneduvarney2684 I know he did that in June 2003. But it wasn't the 1st time it was explained what happened to the character after the actor or actress either passed away or committed suicide during the series.
Those 3 spinoffs of JAG & maybe the reboot of Hawaii Five-0 should've explained what has happened to Mic Brumby after he returned home to Australia to rejoin the Royal Australia Navy after he broke up with Sarah Mackenzie before there were to be married?
The actor that played Mic Brumby passed in 2003. Harm and Mac will be on Ncis LA in May 2019.
@@valleydude5000 I know that,but the explanation of what happened to Mic Brumby should've been explained anyway to see if he found love again and got married and had at least 1 offspring.
Nice. I like this video. I like the episode although i´m not really a fan of Mic. I miss this show so much.:-(
Love that episode..scene. Waltzing Matilda.
Remember Mick and Mac on the beach in Australia?
In today's military drinking is heavily discouraged.
While on duty or getting intoxicated so you're hungover on duty, yes. My dad was in the military for 21 years. No one objects to a couple beers with friends off duty to relax. Unless of course you have other, perfectly legitimate but non-military reasons not to drink at all.
@@cmm5542 Not today. In today's Zero-Defects military, one DUI or one drunk-in-publc and your career is over. Even at large military bases like Offutt AFB or others, the O-Clubs and NCO Clubs are gone. I was in the USAF 40 years ago and more crap got solved with a few NCOs having beers writing on the back of a napkin.
@@Garbanzo884 As I said, intoxication isn't encouraged. But you don't have to be a teetotaler to join the military! Drinking isn't the same as getting drunk. I get a drink once a week with my friends but have never been drunk in my life. Are you saying the miltary wouldn't take me if I signed up because of that? I haven't seen anyone get drunk so far in JAG, does it happen in later episodes?
does someone know what is the titles of the end song sung by roberts, rabb, etc ... ?
Hi Aymeric Creuilenet,The name of the song is Waltzing Maltida, an Austrian music.
I’m pretty sure it’s the Australian national anthem
Michael Mills Australian, not Austrian
Yes waltzing matilda and while it is as Aussie as it gets its not our athem its a song about a swagman a theif. But its still a beloved song here is australia.
Harms expression 3:08
Ana, clip esquisito! Oye vistes el final de Army Wives?! Q idiota es Emmaline con el novio! El lo van a botar del Army por kidnapping, (delito federal btw) y por irse MIA o creo que es AWOL.
@goldiloks08 What? mick Brummy died? I meant the guy that played him?
By his own hands
James LaHousse. An accidental overdose at age 40 to be exact, and strangely enough he, Trevor Goddard, turned out to be a Brit and not an Aussie. Sad and odd😢🤔🙃
for some reason he liked austrailia@@IndomitableT
noroberts noradmiral chrissy
harm I like
Sorry, muss in deutsch schreiben. Super Ende für ein Ende von mic.