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After what felt like two episodes out of a completely different show, MacGyver went back to its usual case-of-the-week-and-lets-save-everybody-in-a-completely-over-the-top-way format.
This break away from the new shadowy organization Codex, ominously introduced just a week before, allowed for some much needed team-bonding (or should I say team-healing?) time but also gave the show the perfect occasion to get back to its usual pace, something that needed to be done to avoid alienating a part of the audience with too much serialization.
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But thankfully, both duos decided to sit down and lay out their issues like civilized people and without any excessive yelling (at last!). One can only hope that this will help smooth things over and that the team will go back to being the tight-knit group of friends/family we've all come to love.
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The only disappointing thing about this episode was really the missing flashback, see, Sawyer D. Jones had been cast as 'young Mac', in what would have probably been a flashback to Bozer's story of one of his and Mac's adventures at age 14.
But I couldn't stay mad for long when I saw the end scene, I never would have guessed that Mac got his leather jacket from his father - or, to be frank, that it would become such an important feature of the show - and the screen fading to black as Mac put it back on with a smile on his face felt like the 'we're back to business as usual' moment I was afraid would never come.
What were your thoughts on this episode? Any favorite moment? Let us know in the comments bellow and I'll see you next week!