THE OFFICIAL WEBPAGE
OF ROBERT D. WEST
"He can fix anything. He can fix a computer with a hairpin and a piece of duct tape."
- Pete Thornton
Welcome to MacGyver’s How-To Guide!
The point of this page is to showcase MacGyver-like things I have done, and to help you, the reader, learn to think like television’s greatest problem solver. The solutions to these problems are probably not the best solutions, and they are certainly not the “correct” solution. They are, however, solutions that involved whatever materials I had on had or could easily acquire. They are also very inexpensive solutions. After all, MacGyver rarely had a store he could go for supplies.
Don’t know who MacGyver is?
Episode 1:
Episode 2:
Episode 3:
More to be added as I come up with them.
Now go watch MacGyver on TV Land!
Thanks to Scott Keller for the screen captures.
LEGAL DISCLAIMER:
MacGyver and everything related is © Paramount Pictures. This includes all characters and the vague references to actual episodes of MacGyver. This site, and the content contained herein, including the "How-To's" and the accompanying diagrams, are my own creations and are © Robert D. West, 2003. Neither I, nor this site, are affiliated in any way with Paramount Pictures. Any opinions expressed in this website are my own and do not represent the position of Paramount Pictures in any way. I am not, nor is anyone else, making any money from this website. It is intended only as a fan tribute to the series, and as a way to showcase things I have done that reminded me of the series. Please do not take anything from this site for your own use without permission. If you wish to link to this site, please link to my main page.
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