maybe we should impose a time limit on these games...

Sorry been busy lately but maybe we can indeed use a time limit on this. On one of the other forums I'm a member from, they also play these kind of games. To prevent the topic from bleeding to death they give the winners of the previous question 24 hours to add another question. If not after 24 hours the turn goes to someone else.

OK, back to business.

What was the last known name of Jack Dalton's flying business?

That's a good idea....if the winner doesn't post within say, 24 hours, someone else can post? Or the winner of the last one can post again?

Dalton Air (SWAG)

I like the idea of allowing the turn to revert to the previous winner; I'd suggest two days instead of one, to allow for people to be offline during weekends. A lot of us have -- let's see, what are those things called? Lives. Yeah, that's right.

Correct. Just checked it in his biography but um... isn't that supposed to be Dalton Air & Sea as it was stated in On A Wing And A Prayer? I think after that episode no other business was mentioned. But Dalton Air will do.

yes, your right.

I've just updated Jack's bio page with the correct information.

Hey Rock this one is for you. Speaking of Jack Dalton: what is Jack's phone number?

Hasn't his phone been temporarily disconnected for the past 20 years?

Then how did Jenny Larson call Jack's phone and answering machine in Jenny's chance?

I saw this and I'll have to track down the episode and website--but Jack's number at one point is JOATMON 522-8666 Jack of all Trades, Master of None.

you actually just reminded me of a nitpick for the "Rock the cradle" episode.

*scratches head about status of game*

Either I got it sufficiently right and then didn't ask a new question in time, or I didn't get it sufficiently right. Either way, it looks to me like time for you to ask us another question, MGod!

My turn?

Alright, let's see.

What is the Tonton Macoute?

The name of a ski resort?

An artifact?

The name of some food that only Mac would eat?

The name of a little village in Africa where Mac saved the people from certain death?

I am just guessing.

It's a figure out of Haitian folklore, comparable to the bogeyman; later applied to the Haitian secret police under Papa Doc Duvalier, from "Walking Dead".

Frivolous not-'zactly-Mac trivia: the term literally translates as "Uncle Gunnysack", as in the bad uncle who would carry you away in a sack if you misbehaved.

I really hate to admit this but now that I think about the episode Walking Dead (which I admit I haven't watched in a while) I think MacBeth is right. I couldn't place it and now I know why. Goes to show there are problems when you tell people which episodes are your least favorites and favorites. Rats!

MacBeth is right.

In "The Prometheus Syndrome", Mac had to try to defuse multiple copies of the same bomb. He used a different MacGyverism with each to open the case. What were they?

With the first bomb it looked like some sort of cable or wire he cut off with his knife from the wall.

The second time he used the filling of a pen.

The third time he used the pin of Rachel's badge.

*ding* Your question, MGod!

Alright. An easy one.

Which fictional hero does Mac mention in Legend of the Holy Rose?

Indiana Jones!! "Indiana Jones already did that! I saw the movie."

Wrong!

Ambrose?

I'm just kidding, of course it was right.

Funny! Ok let me rack the brain to think up something inventive and original.

Liz, wake up!

Sorry, yesterday was long, and my family and I left home yesterday to travel visit my family and we are here until Tuesday, so been a little busy.

Ok a trivia question: Name 2 of MacGyver's professors and what subjects they taught. And what episodes they were mentioned in.

Professor Ryman, physics in Hell Week.
Mr. Simpson his third grade math teacher? In The Outsiders.

Or else Professor Atticus in archeology in Lost Treasure of Atlantis.

I'll accept Atticus because I've seen it, and Ryman from Hell Week is correct--also the computers professor from Ugly Duckling who was murdered at the beginning of the episode. So yes!

Alright, my turn.

When MacGyver is tied down to the torture rack in The Hood, Bobbie Lee snaps his fingers several times. How many times does he snap his fingers?