What do you get when you have one paper clip, three matches and two smoking-hot actors, Lucas Till and George Eads ? MacGyver, one of this year’s biggest new shows.
Till, known to an emerging crop of fans as the new Angus MacGyver, the low-tech hero who turned toothpicks, chewing gum and other ephemera into gadgets that befuddled bad guys throughout the ’80s, and Eads, who plays MacGyver’s tough, ex-CIA sidekick, Jack, are running through the chaparral of a rural Georgia field clad in tuxedos. It’s unseasonably hot, even for late October in the South, and the sun isn’t the only thing that’s bearing down on them. In the distance, a Cirrus SR22 single-engine plane is closing in fast and low—too low. As the plane dips and the propeller whine intensifies, shades of Cary Grant’s iconic scene in Alfred Hitchcock’s thriller grow more evident. Suddenly, Till turns his head, and his eyes turn plane wheel wide. The landing gear comes mere feet from his Darryl Hall coif, a style so solid it mocks the mullet of the original MacGyver, Richard Dean Anderson. Eads, winded, turns in kind, and his chiseled jaw goes slack. In seconds, the Cessna strafes and ascends, until it appears the size of a migratory bird in the sky.
“Holy sh*t!” says Eads. Slapping Till on the back, he shakes his head in disbelief.
This story is from the February 2017 edition of CBS Watch! Magazine.
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