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{{Image Thumbnail left|File:Richard Dean Anderson.jpg|200px|Richard Dean Anderson pictured years after the original ''MacGyver'' folded]}}
[[Image:Actor LucasTill.jpg|right|200px|thumb|Lucas Daniel Till in the 21st century version of ''MacGuyver]]
'''MacGyver''' is an American [[television]] program starring [[Richard Dean Anderson]] which originally aired in the late 1980s on [[ABC]]. The show ran for seven seasons from 1985-1992 for a total of 139 episodes. In 2017 a reboot began airing on [[CBS]].
'''MacGyver''' is an American [[television]] program starring [[Richard Dean Anderson]] which originally aired in the late 1980s on [[ABC]]. The show ran for seven seasons from 1985-1992 for a total of 139 episodes. In 2017 a reboot began airing on [[CBS]].
===Murdoc===
===Murdoc===
Murdoc, portrayed by Michael Des Barres, is a professional assassin and MacGyver's nemesis. In each episode in which he appears, he attempts to kill his adversary, but is ultimately (apparently) killed himself. However, he always manages to survive and return for another attempt on MacGyver's life.
Murdoc, portrayed by Michael Des Barres, is a professional assassin and MacGyver's nemesis. In each episode in which he appears, he attempts to kill his adversary, but is ultimately (apparently) killed himself. However, he always manages to survive and return for another attempt on MacGyver's life.
==Revised series==
A revised ''MacGyver'' with Lucas Daniel Till, a native [[Texas|Texan]], in the title role began airing on the [[CBS]] Friday night schedule in the fall of 2016. It went on hiatus after the episode televised on May 20, 2019.
On February 7, 2020, CBS aired the first episode of season 4 of the program.
==External links==
==External links==