Which jag character are you

Fine just break my shipping heart! Keep Harm and Mac together and happy like they should be. Writers should be ashamed of themselves really. It's clear that both Mac and Harmon are currently buried in their respective jobs right now, but could the show find a way to bring them back together?

With NCIS: Los Angeles returning for an 11th season later this year, one thing is for certain: there's going to be fireworks. Want up-to-the-minute entertainment news and features? Type keyword s to search. As a teenager still coping with the grief felt over the tragic loss of her mother and the extreme anger and bafflement triggered by her alcoholic father's incalculable actions, however, Mattie had a much tougher time overcoming challenges. Irreversibly intrigued by the strange young woman, Harm decided to get to know her better — and in a later episode, he even offered to adopt her.

Unfortunately, Mattie passed on the big opportunity, fleeing back to her useless father instead. Needless to add, the news left Harm devastated. The next few episodes revolved around his attempts to come to terms with the crushing loss, showing how Mac Catherine Bell tried to be there for him even at a time of unprecedented crisis. Mattie woke up from the coma at the very end of the Season 10 Finale — leaving her future open to the viewers' interpretation.

The last-ever episode of the show was a success for the most part. However, many have criticized CBS for its reluctance to renew the show for another season — and for its failure to give creators enough notice to come up with a strong ending.

Bellisario tells Chicago Tribune. Bellisario was cagey about the details, it's clear that in the show's last episode, the duo finally will confront their long-simmering feelings for each other. If he'd had more time, Bellisario says, he could have set up an even more satisfying ending for "JAG" fans, but as it happened, he and his staff had to write the last batch of this season's episodes not knowing if the show would continue.

You may get picked up. The abrupt cancellation of "JAG," which was announced a few weeks ago, caught many fans off guard.

Still, despite the uncertainty that hung over the finale, Bellisario says, "I think all the fans will be satisfied. I'll be satisfied, because it is an ending that still leaves something [unresolved] in the air that [fans] can debate. Everyone can have their own view of what really happened. But, as he acknowledges, 10 years is a great run for any series, especially one that was canceled after its very first season, which aired on NBC.