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MacGyver :: Deathlock (01x12)
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Episode Information |
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| Title: | Deathlock |
| Episode #: | 01x12 |
| Production Number: | 011 |
| Original Airdate: | Wednesday January 22nd, 1986 |
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Episode Summary |
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A foreign agent, Quayle, turns a safehouse where MacGyver and Peter are keeping a code expert into a deahtrap. | | There are no foreign summaries for this episode: Contribute | | English Recap Available: View Here |
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Opening Gambit: Writer Jerry Ludwig, Director Cliff Bole
Main Episode: Writer Stephen Kandel, Director Alexander Singer |
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MacGyver: I guess this makes me about the first guy who ever attended his own funeral and lived to tell about it. | MacGyver: No, Pete and I go way back to some pretty… funny places.
Karen Blake: Is that what the camel is about? | MacGyver: Always had to say how great you were, didn't you, Quayle? Afraid maybe people wouldn't notice.
Quayle: You'll be the last one to die.
MacGyver: That's what I figure, too… of old age, hopefully. | MacGyver: When I was a kid, I use to build model airplanes with rubber band motors. Then I discovered batteries—it sure did increase the mileage. | Karen: When I left him he was taking the motor out of a blender.
Quayle: Ah, yes, that's the handyman side of MacGyver; he likes to make clever little things out of odd bits. |
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MacGyverisms:
* Suit of armor to test motion-sensitive sentry guns
* A metal bowl attached to a blender spindle to create a jamming device, bouncing off electrical waves from other appliances turned on
* Batteries taped together, attached to a mixer, attached by rubber bands to wheels on a cart to propel it. A taped-together armor headpiece is placed on top as a decoy.
* Vinegar and baking soda to make a smoke screen
* Duct piping as an early-warning system
* Mirror in duct piping to make a crude periscope
* Water pipes with a release valve to fire water into a fuse box | This episode reveals that Peter Thornton (Dana Elcar) is a United States Army colonel. |
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