Ice Queen (JAG) - Note

Note

The episode uses a different type face for its episode credits, signifying it as being a pilot for another series. Aside from featuring two characters who did not later appear on the NCIS spin-off, the episode also utilizes a unique point-of-view perspective from the dead body as Dr. Mallard speaks to it. Although Mallard's conversations with the dead would continue as a regular part of NCIS, this special effect remained unique to the pilot.

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