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Before NCIS, Sean Murray Appeared On The Show That Launched The Franchise Original

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By DeVonne Goode Verified
| TVLine Verified
Special Agent Timothy McGee certainly earned his stripes on "NCIS" over the years. But Sean Murray's TV cadet training actually stretches back to two different roles on the parent series, "JAG." Murray's first appearance in "JAG" was in 1998, guest starring in Season 4, Episode 3 as a character named Ensign Terry Guitry. The episode, titled "Innocence," centers on a rape case involving a U.S. Naval officer and a Japanese girl.
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Grandma Cut Her 6-Year-Old Granddaughter’s Hair Without Permission—and Dad Drew a Hard Line Original

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By DeVonne Goode Verified
| Parents Verified
Credit: Tetra Images / Getty Images The grandparents’ privileges vs. rights dynamic is a tricky one. We appreciate and respect the role they play in the “village” that raises our kids–but how far is too far? Are there separate bedtime and eating rules between home and Grammie’s house? Does Pop-Pop have a right to decide how much TV his grandson can watch while visiting? And what about grooming decisions?
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Grandma Cut Her 6-Year-Old Granddaughter’s Hair Without Permission—and Dad Drew a Hard Line

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By DeVonne Goode Verified
| Aol Verified
The grandparents’ privileges vs. rights dynamic is a tricky one. We appreciate and respect the role they play in the “village” that raises our kids–but how far is too far? Are there separate bedtime and eating rules between home and Grammie’s house? Does Pop-Pop have a right to decide how much TV his grandson can watch while visiting? And what about grooming decisions?
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