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MacGyver: The Complete Season Seven (Final Season) (1992)
Starring: Richard Dean Anderson, Dana Elcar Director: William Gereghty Rating: Not Rated
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MacGyver (Richard Dean Anderson) is a modern-day "knight-errant", a person people turn to in a crisis. He has a penchant for arriving on the scene in the eleventh hour, when the clock is ticking ominously and innocent lives often are at stake.
MacGyver is a packrat, collecting ordinary items of seemingly little value and stashing them in his knapsack "for a rainy day". And it is these same items that he uses to improvise his way out of trouble. MacGyver's ingenious solutions to seemingly insurmountable problems may seem like science fiction but they are all based on scientific fact.
Episodes:
126. Honest Abe
First aired: 9/16/1991
Writer: Lincoln Kibbee
Director: Michael Caffey
Guest star: David Trim (Duke Luke), Dan Eisenstein (Jeffrey Sherman), Michael Tucci (Philip Sherman), Shelley Berman (Abe Sherman), Lance LeGault (Elliott), David Naughton (LaManna), Ben Stein (Major Sneed), Time Winters (Peugeot)
Mac's trip to the airport to pick a friend's father arriving for his grandson's bar mitzvah turns into a wild international caper involving Caribbean terrorists and a stolen helicopter.
127. The 'Hood
First aired: 9/23/1991
Writer: Rick Mittleman
Director: Mike Vejar
Guest star: Donald Craig (J. Leland Knox), Nancy Sloan (Kelly Dobbs), Jill Holden (Meter Maid), Vince Deadrick Sr. (Screaming Man), John Hostetter (Sergeant Rudley), James Ingersoll (J. Tyler Knox), Rob Youngblood (Bobbie Lee), Adrian Sparks (Melvin Krasney), Kimberly Scott (Mama Lorraine), Sean O'Bryan (Will), Shawn Wayans (Robo), Wayne Duvall (Victor Nesbitt)
MacGyver moves into a new part of town after his houseboat was destroyed in a fire. Mac helps rescue one of his new neighbors after she overhears two hit-men planning a job.
128. Obsessed
First aired: 9/30/1991
Writer: John Sheppard
Director: Bill Gereghty
Guest star: Michael Des Barres (Murdoc) , Raymond D. Turner (Reporter), Geno Silva (Delasora), Margarita Franco (Marietta), Don Galloway (Bob Stryke), Wendie Malick (Cindy Finnegan)
The ghost of his archenemy Murdoc leaves MacGyver sleepless and on edge just as he is about to supervise the security of the criminal trial of a deposed dictator, a task that could determine Pete's continued employment at The Phoenix Foundation.
129. The Prometheus Syndrome
First aired: 10/7/1991
Writer: Robert Sherman
Director: Bill Gereghty
Guest star: Misty Rowe (Betty Stringer), Robert Ackerman (Chief), Sebastian White (Andy), Jenette Goldstein (Rachel Bradley), Jack McGee (Joe Roswell), Randolph Mantooth (Earl Stringer), Kimberly Scott (Mama Lorraine), Eric Close (Guard), Dave Florek (Ralph Boardman/Prometheus)
MacGyver becomes personally involved in the effort to find a psychopathic arsonist who killed one of his friends.
130. The Coltons
First aired: 10/14/1991
Writer: Stephen Downing
Director: Bill Gereghty
Guest star: Della Reese (Mama Colton), Francois Chau (Chi), Bill Dow (Danko), Michael Sicoly (Quilla), Richard Gant (Chief Inspector Johnny Denmark), Cuba Gooding Jr. (Billy Colton), Cleavon Little (Frank Colton), Richard Lawson (Jesse Colton), Christopher Thomas (G. Irwin Fielding), James Hong (Kuang), Irene Yah-Ling Sun (Loretta Fielding), Akiko Morison (Patricia Fielding/Medusa)
Mac's old friends, the bounty-hunting Colton brothers try to find a young woman who's the only witness to a Chinatown murder, aided by their wise and patient mother, their impatient younger brother and their dog, Frog.
131. The Walking Dead
First aired: 10/21/1991
Writer: Mark Rodgers
Director: Michael Preece
Guest star: Rawle D. Lewis (Haitian Workman), Michael D. Roberts (Pierre Redemteur), Karole Foreman (Cherine), Emily Yancy (Denise), John Hostetter (Sergeant Rudley), Kimberly Scott (Mama Lorraine), Thomas Mikal Ford (Sergeant Concassuer), Antonio Fargas (Colonel Devraux)
Mac helps his neighbor, Mama Lorraine, rescue a young student activist who has been kidnapped and turned into a zombie by Haitian terrorists hiding behind a powerful voodoo priest.
132. Good Knight MacGyver (1)
First aired: 11/4/1991
Writer: John Considine
Director: Mike Vejar
Guest star: Christopher Neame (Duncan) , Time Winters (Merlin), Lynne Harbaugh (Cecilia), Colm Meaney (Irwin Malcolm), Peter Vogt (Unknown), Mark Holton (Unknown), Harry Victor (Unknown), Robin Strasser (Morganna), William Bassett (Ian M'Iver), Christopher Collet (Galahad)
A genealogy investigation and a knock on the head takes Mac back to King Arthur's court, where he must use his knowledge to prove Merlin innocent of harming the King, find the fair Cecilia and foil Morgana's attempt to take over the throne.
133. Good Knight MacGyver (2)
First aired: 11/11/1991
Writer: John Considine
Director: Mike Vejar
Guest star: Christopher Neame (Duncan) , Time Winters (Merlin), Christopher Collet (Galahad), Lynne Harbaugh (Cecilia), Colm Meaney (Irwin Malcolm), Peter Vogt (Unknown), Mark Holton (Unknown), Harry Victor (Unknown), Robin Strasser (Morganna), William Bassett (Ian M'Iver)
This episode continues the previous when a genealogy investigation and a knock on the head takes Mac back to King Arthur's court, where he must use his knowledge to prove Merlin innocent of harming the King, find the fair Cecilia and foil Morgana's attempt to take over the throne.
134. Deadly Silents
First aired: 11/18/1991
Writer: Brad Radnitz
Director: Bill Gereghty
Guest star: Zoe Trilling (Violet Meredith), Henry Gibson - Duplicate (Pinky Burnett), Tommy Hinkley (Neil), Frederick Coffin (Karl)
Mac tries to help an old silent film star retrieve the only existing prints of his work from a pair of special-effects obsessed fans, who try to catch MacGyver in a deadly trap.
135. Split Decision
First aired: 12/2/1991
Writer: David Rich
Director: Michael Caffey
Guest star: Herb Edelman (Bart Riggins), Jim Lampley (Radio Announcer), Dick Butkus (Earl Dent), Sam Scarber (Crazy Eddie Jackson), Don Gibb (Herman the German), Bubba Smith (Bailey), Sarah Koskoff (Veronica "Ronnie" Dent), F. William Parker (Stimson)
Mac's friend Earl Dent looks to him for help when he fights to retain custody of his teenage daughter while preparing for a boxing comeback that bookmakers want him to throw.
136. Gunz 'N Boyz
First aired: 12/16/1991
Writer: Art Washington
Director: Bill Gereghty
Guest star: James Mathers (Officer Mullins), Richard McGragor (Hard Rock), Margaret Avery (Regina Jefferies), Garvin Funches (Brian Jeffries), Tommy Morgan (Player G), Vonte Sweet (Kelvin Jeffries), Lee Weaver (Stumpy), Larry Wilcox (Minton)
Mac and the Challenger Club try to help a boy prepared to take the rap for another boy murdered by weapons dealers exploiting the fear and suspicion in the neighborhood.
137. Off the Wall
First aired: 12/30/1991
Writer: Rick Mittleman
Director: Michael Preece
Guest star: Ruth Manning (Helen Dempsey), Michael F. Kelly (Wilkens), Robert Dryer (Stroud), Charles Dierkop (Mo Nimitz), Kent Williams (Clinton Ferris), Richard Coca (Lobo), Kathleen Freeman (Rose Magruta), Betty Carvalho (Gloria Diaz), Stanley Kamel (Victor Kasanti), John Considine (Andrew Lawton)
Mac battles a callous slumlord when a young graffiti artist asks for help when his grandmother faces eviction from the apartment where she's spent her life.
138. The Stringer
First aired: 4/25/1992
Writer: John Sheppard
Director: Mike Vejar
Guest star: Nicholas Matus (Young Sam), Steve Park (Tan Yee), Michele Chan (Mei Jan), Keone Young (Chung Tai Shan), Dalton James (Sean A. Malloy), Lisa Savage (Kate Malloy)
While taking on the cause of a Chinese dissident on the run, MacGyver is helped by a young photo journalist named Sam. But MacGyver is in for the shock of his life when Sam tells him what his name is. He is MacGyver's son that MacGyver never knew he had. His name Sean Angus MacGyver. Sam helps his father capture the Chinese people trying to get away with murder. The ending is something sad to see as MacGyver leaves the Phoenix Foundation and travels with his long lost son to somewhere else.
139. The Mountain of Youth
First aired: 5/21/1992
Writer: Brad Radnitz
Director: Bill Gereghty
Guest star: Bruce McGill (Jack Dalton) , Bruno Marcotulli (Lieutenant), Alex Colon (Captain Samad), Roya Megnot (Mukti), Ned Romero (Baba), George Kee Cheung (Dr. Liang)
Mac and Jack search for a mythical fountain of youth in a land of paradise and find a tribe of people who live over 150 years old. They discover the tribe could be at risk, since the government has a secret heavy water facility used for nuclear weapon technology. |
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Starring:
Richard Dean Anderson | Dana Elcar | Bruce McGill | Michael Des Barres | Robin Mossley | Elyssa Davalos | Susan Chapple | John Anderson | ...more
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Directed By:
William Gereghty | Michael Preece | Alexander Singer | Lee H. Katzin | Paul Krasny | Chuck Bowman | Donald Petrie | Alan Smithee | Don Chaffey | Dana Elcar | Cliff Bole | Michael Caffey | James L. Conway | Charles Correll | Michael Vejar | Lee David Zlotoff
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Genre:
Action/Adventure, Television/TV Series, Thriller/Suspense
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DVD Release Date:
October 24, 2006
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Format: Region 1
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Rating:
Not Rated
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Year:
1992
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Regional Coding:
R1:
Will only play on North American Region 1 or multi-region DVD players.
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Number of Discs:
4
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Screen Ratio:
Full Screen Edition - 1.33:1
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English (Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround) | |
Running Time:
665 minutes
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Studio:
Paramount
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UPC/Barcode Number:
097360708745
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Closed-Captioned: Yes
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Color: Yes
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- Scene Access
- Interactive Menus
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