In a somber reflection on the legacy of “JAG,” the beloved military drama that captivated audiences in the late ’90s and early 2000s, we mourn the loss of 37 talented actors who have passed away. This poignant reminder of the show’s enduring impact highlights the unforgettable contributions of these performers, whose roles shaped the series and resonated with millions.

Among those remembered is Trevor Goddard, who portrayed the charismatic Lieutenant Commander Mick Brumby. Goddard’s life was tragically cut short in 2003 at just 40 years old due to an accidental overdose, leaving fans heartbroken. His memorable performances in “JAG” and “Mortal Kombat” etched his name in television history.

Gary Graham, known for his authoritative role as Captain Tobias Les, passed away from cardiac arrest earlier this year, at 73. His career spanned decades, marked by iconic performances in “Alien Nation” and “Star Trek Enterprise,” showcasing a legacy that continues to inspire.

The late Bill Cobbs, who brought wisdom and compassion to the role of Chaplain Matthew Turner, passed away at 90, leaving behind a remarkable body of work that included memorable appearances in “Night at the Museum” and “The Bodyguard.” Each actor’s departure serves as a stark reminder of the fragility of life and the lasting impact they have made on the industry.

As we reflect on this heartbreaking loss, we honor the legacies of these incredible talents, from Chick Vennera’s vibrant Benny Turpin to Dean Stockwell’s commanding Secretary of the Navy Edward Sheffield. Their performances have created a tapestry of unforgettable moments, reminding us of the power of storytelling and the bonds formed through shared narratives.

Let us remember these remarkable individuals whose contributions to “JAG” and beyond will forever resonate in our hearts, as their stories continue to inspire future generations of performers.