The original MacGyver TV show, starring Richard Dean Anderson, premiered, introducing audiences to the resourceful secret agent known for his inventive use of everyday objects.
The original MacGyver series aired its final episode, concluding a seven-season run that established a cult following and iconic character.
CBS announced plans to reboot MacGyver, aiming to bring the classic series back with a modern update and a new lead actor.
The modern reboot of MacGyver premiered on CBS, featuring Lucas Till in the title role and reimagining the original's concept for a new generation.
The CBS reboot of MacGyver concluded after five seasons, ending its run of fresh takes on the iconic character.
Angus MacGyver is born in the United States.
MacGyver graduates from high school, showing early aptitude for science and problem solving.
After working various odd jobs and studying science, MacGyver joins the Phoenix Foundation as a field agent.
MacGyver deploys on his first field mission demonstrating his creative problem-solving skills using common objects.
MacGyver foils a plan involving nuclear weapons demonstrating his commitment to peace and ingenuity.
MacGyver engineers a clever rescue plan to save hostages from terrorists at an embassy.
MacGyver experiences the loss of his father, which deepens his motivation and resolve.
After a decade of service, MacGyver retires from active field work but remains with the Phoenix Foundation.
