20-something Angus MacGyver creates a clandestine organization where he uses his knack for solving problems in unconventional ways to help prevent disasters from happening.
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20-something Angus MacGyver creates a clandestine organization where he uses his knack for solving problems in unconventional ways to help prevent disasters from happening.
Season 1 episodes
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Angus MacGyver and Jack Dalton, special agents for the Department of External Services (DXS), join forces to recover a missing bioweapon that has the ability to destroy hundreds of thousands of people with one single drop.
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Directed by James WanWritten by Peter M. LenkovGuest stars Sandrine Holt, Tracy Spiridakos, Vinnie Jones, Don DiPetta, Alessandro Folchitto, Kenneth Israel, Craig Newman, Elizabeth Tavares
MacGyver and the team attempt to rescue Sarah, Jack’s former CIA partner/ex-girlfriend who went missing in Venezuela after she obtained evidence to take down an international arms dealer.
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Directed by Jerry LevineWritten by Craig S. O'NeillGuest stars Sandrine Holt, Aina Dumlao, Amy Acker, Jocko Sims, Preston James Hillier, Billy Blair, Jonathan Fritschi, Carlos Guerrero
MacGyver and the team are in Malaysia to extract a terrorist groups’ money man, Ralph, who holds key intel to an impending attack. But the mission goes south when the man is shot, and now, with only a driver’s license and hand sanitizer available, MacGyver must keep Ralph alive in order to learn the terrorists’ plans.
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Directed by Matt Earl BeesleyWritten by David SlackGuest stars Sandrine Holt, Aina Dumlao, Oliver Cooper, Danielle Lyn, Hans Marrero, Walter Tabayoyong
Mac and Jack partner with older versions of themselves, a Russian bomb programmer and his estranged handler, to shut down a Soviet-era warhead in Moscow. But when the antiquated computer needed to disable the warhead becomes inoperable, Mac must find a way to fix it with only duct tape and wire in time to prevent a new Cold War.
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Directed by Joe DanteWritten by John TurmanGuest stars Sandrine Holt, Aina Dumlao, Yorgo Constantine, Elya Baskin, Olek Krupa, Selena Anduze, Michaela Angela Davis, Serdar Kalsin
Using only an armrest, a curtain rod, and a toothpick, MacGyver must fix a sabotaged train in order to protect a whistleblower who has proof that her boss is selling weapons to U.S. enemies.
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Directed by Bobby RothWritten by Nancy KiuGuest stars Sandrine Holt, Kasha Kropinski, Jarreth J. Merz, Ian Gregg, Rachel Kylian, Tony McFarr, Kendrick Merdani, Sonia Rockwell
Using only a wrench and rope, MacGyver must diffuse a bomb set near the United Nations by his old nemesis, “The Ghost”, a notorious criminal whose work killed his mentor, and track him down before he strikes again.
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Directed by Alec SmightWritten by Brian DurkinGuest stars Sandrine Holt, Aina Dumlao, Lobo Sebastian, Niko Nicotera, Christian Chamberlin, Keith Meriweather, Zoe Smith, Emerson Brooks
MacGyver is tasked to go undercover as an inmate in a maximum security prison to break out El Noche, a notorious drug kingpin, using only batteries and salt, and track him to his cartel's secret location and dismantle it.
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Directed by Alec SmightWritten by Brian DurkinGuest stars Sandrine Holt, Thomas Kopache, Raoul Max Trujillo, Sir Brodie, Alan T. Coleman, Cedric Greenway, Jabari Marshall, Sam Medina
When MacGyver comes face to face with Murdoc, an international assassin hired to kill him, Mac must defend both himself and Bozer, armed with only a corkscrew and paper towel rolls. Also, Bozer feels completely betrayed when he finally learns Mac's true identity.
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Directed by Janice CookeWritten by Lindsey AllenGuest stars Sandrine Holt, Tracy Spiridakos, Aimee Carrero, Cindy L. Jefferson, David Dastmalchian
With only a chisel and matchbook, MacGyver and team must defend themselves the U.S. embassy workers in Latvia from extremists who are attempting to retrieve their leader. Also, Bozer faces a big decision now that he knows who Mac really is.
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Directed by Brad TanenbaumWritten by Brandon Willer, Bret VandenBosGuest stars Sandrine Holt, Tobias Jelinek, Alicia Coppola, Andrew Ayala, Hunter Burke, Philip Fornah, Garrett Kruithof
Mac and the team have no time to reminisce while visiting Mac’s and Bozer’s hometown when they immediately start searching for a kidnapped prodigy from Mac’s old middle school, Valerie.
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Directed by Lee RoseWritten by Brian DurkinGuest stars Sandrine Holt, John Heard, Amiah Miller, Jeremy London, Matt Mercurio, Luke Arnold
MacGyver and Jack search for Riley, using a microwave and a power strip, after she mysteriously disappears and hacks into the NSA, possibly unleashing World War III. Also, Bozer goes on his first official mission, and Jack opens up about his history with Riley’s mother, Diane.
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Directed by Stephen HerekWritten by Nancy Kiu, Lindsey AllenGuest stars Sandrine Holt, Joshua Chang, Lyman Chen, Nicholas X. Parsons, Sean Michael Weber, Tze Yep, Michael Michele
Using a screwdriver and bug spray, MacGyver must find the U.S. government mole who is leaking classified intel to the organization that is trying to take down The Phoenix Foundation. Also, Sarah returns to help with the mission, and Nikki reappears, but Mac can’t tell which side she’s on.
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Directed by Craig SiebelsWritten by Craig S. O'Neill, David SlackGuest stars Sandrine Holt, Amy Acker, Tracy Spiridakos, Preston James Hillier, Sammi Rotibi, John Atwood, Dheeaba Donghrer, David Dastmalchian
On the way back from capturing a war criminal, Mac and Jack’s helicopter crashes in a remote area of Kazakhstan, injuring their pilot and allowing their prisoner to escape with Jack’s gun. Using a large blade and a water bottle, MacGyver must get help as the pilot’s condition worsens and before the war criminal takes them as prisoners.
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Directed by Sylvain WhiteWritten by Andrew KarlsruherGuest stars Meredith Eaton, Zulay Henao, Josefina Boneo, Blake Burgess, Darla Delgado, Chas Harvey, Keith Jardine, Eyas Younis
Using a fish scaler and some fishing wire, Mac and Jack must track down a corrupt FBI agent who has framed a man for murder. Also, everyone on the team is terrified to get their first performance review from Matty, their tough new boss.
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Directed by Eagle EgilssonWritten by John Turman, David Slack, Craig S. O'NeillGuest stars Meredith Eaton, Aina Dumlao, Frank Whaley, Siobhan Fallon Hogan, Danielle Deadwyler, Pat Dortch, Michael Tow, Gary Weeks
When Matty’s goddaughter and her boyfriend are killed in a San Francisco park, Mac and the team investigate the crime and start to suspect that the 1970s Zodiac Killer has returned.
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Directed by Stephen HerekWritten by Brian DurkinGuest stars Meredith Eaton, Michael Graziadei, Joe Ando-Hirsh, Sophie Edwards, Cheyenne Haynes, Richard Kohberger, Ryan Lewis, Joselin Reyes
While tracking down the dangerous fugitive Aaron Deckard, Mac and Jack face the notorious Colton family of bounty hunters who already kidnapped their mark. Also, Bozer and Riley try to hack into Jack’s CIA file to find out about his history with Matty.
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Directed by Tawnia McKiernanWritten by Nancy KiuGuest stars Meredith Eaton, Tony DeMil, Anthony DiRocco, Jermaine Rivers, Kirill Sheynerman, Javicia Leslie, Sheryl Lee Ralph, Lance Gross
Bozer’s first overseas mission goes terribly wrong when Mac and the team are blamed for a terrorist bombing and the Phoenix Foundation is forced to disavow them.
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Directed by Antonio NegretWritten by Andrew KarlsruherGuest stars Meredith Eaton, Aina Dumlao, Svetlana Efremova, Christopher Heyerdahl, Deborah Mace, Robin F. Baker, Gregg Christie, Nicholas Guest
When Mac and the team travel to Hawaii to aid in earthquake relief efforts, they team up with Chin and Kono from the Five-0 task force to rescue a group of government scientists trapped in a building. However, as they work on the complicated rescue, a group using the chaos as a distraction aims to steal the top-secret weaponry from the scientists.
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Directed by Jonathan BrownWritten by Lindsey AllenGuest stars Meredith Eaton, Aina Dumlao, Daniel Dae Kim, Grace Park, Taylor Wily, Camille Chen, Bianca Malinowski, Rome Flynn
Mac and Jack help Mac’s close friend from M.I.T. after she fakes her own death to prevent someone from killing her in order to suppress her scientific research.
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Directed by Christine MooreWritten by Lee David ZlotoffGuest stars Meredith Eaton, François Chau, Bill Posley, Aly Michalka
When the team intercepts a terror group’s message meant for Murdoc, Mac poses as the psychopath to save the intended target and find out why they want Murdoc to assassinate him.
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Directed by Elizabeth Allen RosenbaumWritten by Craig S. O'Neill, David SlackGuest stars Meredith Eaton, William Mapother, Assaf Cohen, Michael Harding, Susan Macke Miller, Candace Moon, Lycan Scott, Hamid-Reza Benjamin Thompson
Murdoc moves forward with his plans for revenge against MacGyver by recruiting his recently released former cellmate to infiltrate the Phoenix Complex as a “lab technician” and kill every agent inside.
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Directed by Stephen HerekWritten by Craig S. O'Neill, Peter M. Lenkov, David SlackGuest stars Meredith Eaton, Aina Dumlao, William Mapother, Nicholas Guest, Farshad Farahat, Donny Carrington, Troy Rudeseal, Jeff Wolfe