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Season: season 3
Episode:Passages, Nightmares
Vehicle: Jeep
Jacket: Brown bomber
House: House boat
So this morning I got to thinking and wondering if there were any songs out there that mention MacGyver. I mean there are songs that mention the Lone Ranger, Superman, Darth Vader, and who knows who else, so why not Mac? I did a short search and all I came up came up with were these two. XP
(*whispers* I personally didn't find them very impressive)
"Our principles are the springs of our actions. Our actions, the springs of our happiness or misery. Too much care, therefore, cannot be taken in forming our principles." -Red Skelton
"You can't live in the past - there's a future to be had!"
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Season: season 4
Episode:Passages
Vehicle: Jeep
Jacket: Brown bomber
House: House boat
I saw the first one about a month ago and it really made me sad because we probably won't see MacGyver again in the future. The show is like a diamond in the dirt. A rarity. Brings back so much memories. T_T
"If you're afraid of the answer, don't ask the question." -MacGyver
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Season: season 3
Episode:Passages, Nightmares
Vehicle: Jeep
Jacket: Brown bomber
House: House boat
I laughed at the part about his mullet xD. "Gleams"???
"Our principles are the springs of our actions. Our actions, the springs of our happiness or misery. Too much care, therefore, cannot be taken in forming our principles." -Red Skelton
"You can't live in the past - there's a future to be had!"
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Season: season 3
Episode: . . . Holy Rose
Vehicle: Jeep
Jacket: Brown bomber
House: House boat
Those were great.
"Jeep. My Jeep? What are you talking about? Penny! My Jeep?" - MacGyver
"Look at me. I'm a hurtin' guy! I'm beat up. I need a month's worth of sleep . . . and I need a haircut!" - MacGyver
"It's been said, 'The best gift a man could ever give another, was his life', Jack Dalton was never one to settle for less than the best. Thank you Jack." - MacGyver
"Reboots are born out of the lack of imagination." M. Lance Frank
