I was watching

watching MacGyver the other day with my kids. It was the only channel that we could

get on the TV at the little cabin we were standing for our little getaway.

MacGyver's a program that was on when I was a kid.

I had an actor in it.

I think his name was Richard Dean Anderson.

He had a real gentle face.

Seemed like it's a nice guy.

It was a nice show because he didn't use a gun he wasn't really a detective or a crime

fighter in fact I'm not totally sure what he did but I know that everybody called

him by his name multiple times in every single conversation. I know that he often wore

stone washed jeans with a belt and a bright white sweatshirt tucked in to those

stone washed jeans. He just used his brain to solve problems.

And so while all the thugs and baddies are using guns,

MacGyver would just come up with an overly elaborate solution to stuff

and then he'd defeat the people who had the firearms and whatnot.

It doesn't seem entirely plausible, give him the effectiveness of firearms,

but you know, it was a fun suspension of disbelief.

I'm like, we had fun with it, it was a nice time.

Watching the show though, it was a glimpse into a more innocent time with my kids and there is a fugitive in this episode.

He's a spoiled trust fund brat. He's going to murder somebody to cover his tracks. And so he starts

some shenanigans, he's out driving around in his car with a license plate and everybody's

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