Did people Watch this show uironicaly back in the 80s?
>>223221618Yes, best show and mullet ever
>>223221618I watched it religiously every day after school. I hated the clip show episodes.
>>223221618I remember watching MacGyver when it was on Netflix some time back and being mildly entertained. It's not shy about being kinda campy, like other 80s shows, but it can be a fun watch.
>bigfoot episodeWhy did they push this psyop in 80s/90s in tv shows>walker Texas ranger>Renegade>Harry and the Hendersons>A-team
>>223221618MacGyver is 100% red scare propaganda.
>>223222788I don't remember a Bigfoot episode of Renegade, but they definitely had the "dream episode set in the Old West". It is pretty absurd how TV only had like 6 ideas to fall back on when the shows aired way past their prime.
>>223222788Six Million Dollar Man
1. It was fun. 2. People liked the characters and liked seeing them do things. 3. They also did some more experimental things with the framing and plotting and characterization, doesn't happen hardly at all today.
>It's a MacGyver teaches urban youths about the outdoors episode
>>223223259When you have access to a bunch of sets and wardrobe, you just go >eh, let's do a wild west episode.>how is that gonna work?>it's a dream or something It's why Star Trek had things like the Roman Empire planet, the Nazi planet, the Prohibition-era gangsters planet and so on.
>>223223436i remember him teaching some city urchin girl how to fish with gum foil, that was a neat thing to learn as a kid
>>223223210>communists are NOT trying to take control of the united states you fucking nazi incel.chud!!!
>>223225182>tinfoil too tight, cutting blood circulation to the brainNo big loss
>dream episode set in Medieval TimesKino of the highest order
