MacGyver - Season 1 Episode 21 : A Prisoner of Conscience

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MacGyver - Season 1 Episode 21 : A Prisoner of Conscience
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Title:MacGyver - Season 1 Episode 21 : A Prisoner of Conscience
Genre: Drama, Action & Adventure, Crime
Air Date: 1986-04-30
Season Number: 1
Episodes Number: 21
Guest Stars: Dana Elcar (Pete Thornton), Paul Koslo (Dr. Suvarin), Jane Merrow (Dr. Natalya Petrovitsh), Marvin Kaplan (The Chess Master), Ilya Baskin (Yuri Demetri), Lawrence Dobkin (Alexander Karsoff), Tim Rossovich (The Political Prisoner), Harry Woolf (Supervisor), Stephen Anthony Henry (Stepanov), Austin Kelly (Boris), Sharon Maughan (Marya Karsoff)
Stars: Richard Dean Anderson (Angus MacGyver),
Overview
Pete Thornton investigates the supposed death of an old friend, a prominent Russian dissident, and finds he must get his friend's daughter Maria out of the country before the secret police arrest her for an alleged conspiracy. However, while in Russia, Pete bumps into MacGyver, who followed him from the United States. While disappointed MacGyver followed him, Pete gladly welcomes MacGyver into his plans when the secret police arrive to take Maria into custody. Following a high speed boat chase to escape the police, Pete and MacGyver find out from Maria that her father is not dead, he is being held in a maximum security ward at a state mental institution. To get into the mental hospital, MacGyver plays the part of a mad patient and Pete plays the part of a doctor who has been assigned to him. With the help of the other patients, MacGyver is able to escape into Ward Zero, where Pete's friend is held. MacGyver breaks him out and hides him with the other patients.
Seasons List
  • Season 1 (22 episode) - September 29, 1985
  • Season 2 (22 episode) - September 22, 1986
  • Season 3 (20 episode) - September 21, 1987
  • Season 4 (19 episode) - October 31, 1988
  • Season 5 (21 episode) - September 18, 1989
  • Season 6 (21 episode) - September 17, 1990
  • Season 7 (14 episode) - September 16, 1991