MacGyver
MacGyver
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TV Show Information
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MacGyver is an American television series, starring Richard Dean Anderson as MacGyver.
History
MacGyver is Patty's and Selma's favorite TV show. They watch the show religiously and idolize both MacGyver and Richard Dean Anderson. They rarely miss an episode.
When Jay Sherman was telling Patty and Selma which actors were gay, and Homer suggested he said "MacGyver". He did, and it ended with him getting a wedgie, as Patty and Selma were big fans of MacGyver.[1]
When Selma get experiencing menopause decides her to adopt a child from China and visit the Consulate of China where she learns that she has to be married to legally get a child. She puts down the second name she thinks of, after asking the agency at the consulate if they knew who MacGyver was, and being told yes, she puts down Homer Simpson.[2]
On one occasion, Patty and Selma kidnapped Anderson when he was in Springfield for a Stargate SG-1 convention, informing him that he was now doing a two-fan MacGyver convention. They tied Anderson to a chair and told him to use his MacGyver skills to escape. Anderson did so; then he discovered he liked doing the escape and asked Patty and Selma to tie him up again and again so he could do even more complex escapes. In an ironic turn of events, Anderson ended up becoming a nuisance to Patty and Selma and they couldn't wait to be rid of him.[3]
Non-canon
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The contents of this article are based on an issue of Simpsons Comics or another comic series and is considered to be non-canon and may not have actually happened/existed.
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"How d'you say "taco" in Mexican?"
This section is in Engrish.
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According Moe was asked the monster in The Bride when's MacGyver on when she was alive, when she saw her mate she screamed, he's not MacGyver.[4]
Behind the Laughter
MacGyver was a real TV show, airing on ABC. Angus McGyver was the main character, also played by Richard Dean Anderson.
Appearances
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This article or section is incomplete.
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Episode – "Homer Alone" - Episode – "Black Widower"
- Episode – "A Star is Burns" (mentioned)
- Episode – "Goo Goo Gai Pan" (mentioned)
- Episode – "Kiss Kiss Bang Bangalore"
Comic story – The "X" Men (mentioned)- Comic story – The Bride! (mentioned)
References
