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MacGyver - Modern Day Renaissance Man

Every once in a while, a show comes along that somehow manages to hook the public’s attention and keep them coming back week after week. And every once in a while, that same show becomes part of everyday culture and survive past its original airing. MacGyver is one of those shows.

MacGyver revolved around a secret agent named MacGyver who worked for the Phoenix Foundation (later in the series, his first name is revealed to be Angus). Played by Richard Dean Anderson, MacGyver was unique in that he preferred not to use violence in going after criminals. In fact, he refused to even carry a gun! Laid-back and brilliantly resourceful, MacGyver was the modern-day Renaissance Man who used unorthodox methods to capture criminals and spies. His honorable nature, intelligence, and good looks ensured that the show made an impressive impact on society.

The show debuted on September 29, 1985 and ran for an impressive seven seasons, wrapping up on May 21, 1992. Aired by ABC, each episode ran around 45 minutes. The MacGyver character became a pop culture icon with references to him still appearing even in today’s most popular shows, including The Simpsons and Saturday Night Live.

  • Macgyver Online: One of the largest MacGyver sites out there; it has character biographies, actor biographies, “MacGyverisms,” and a media center.
  • Macgyverisms: A complete list of every amazing trick and stunt MacGyver ever accomplished.
  • Live And Learn: Another large MacGyver fan site that has a FAQ, trivia, episode guide, and character biographies as well as a forum.
  • MacGyver Club: One more MacGyver fan site that has a lot of information including scripts, merchandise information, behind the scenes information, and even an episode guide.
  • MacGyver Gallery: A gallery that is devoted to Richard Dean Anderson and his portrayal of MacGyver.
  • MacGyver Episode Images: Many images from the show categorized by episodes.
  • MacGyver Episodes: CBS, the company that owns the rights to MacGyver, puts full episodes up on its official website so that fans can watch them without having to rent or buy copies.
  • MacGyver Fanworks: Provides links to many different kinds of “fan works” – pictures, graphic manipulations, drawings and such things made by fans of MacGyver.
  • MacGyver Section Of Fanfiction.Net: Fanfiction.Net is the biggest fan fiction site out there. Fan fiction stories are stories written by fans of a show that involve the show. This is the MacGyver section, which has 246 archived stories.
  • Macsyourman: Another MacGyver fan site that has DVD artwork archived on it as well as screen caps from the show and more fan fiction.
  • Macgyver Fanfiction: Yet another place where you can find more fan fiction.
  • MacGyver Media Clips: A small webpage that offers MacGyver media and sound clips.
  • MacGyver Episode Guide: Provides episode guides for all seven seasons of MacGyver.
  • Planet MacGyver: A fan site devoted to MacGyver with theme song and trivia.
  • Los Angeles TV Repair: While filmed in various parts of the United States and Canada, the show was based out of Los Angeles.
  • MacGyver FAQs: Devoted to answering “Frequently Asked Questions” (FAQs) about the show.

In the history of American television, not many characters had such a fervent following as MacGyver. Most fans are intrigued by how he relied on creativity and timing to solve the toughest problems.