All language subtitles for macgyver s02e07

Hey, Mac, when we jumped
out of that plane,

I thought you said
you had a plan.

(sighs) Surviving
the jump was the plan.

Now we just need
a new plan.

Hell yeah, we do.

'Cause it looks like we landed
on the forest moon of Endor.

It's not gonna be long
before the Ewoks pop out,

start trying to eat us.

For the thousandth time,
Ewoks don't eat people.

Want to bet?
(grunts)

Why do you think they made that
giant bonfire in Jedi, huh?

To roast marshmallows?

I'm telling you, man,

Chewie, Luke and Han
were on the menu, dude.

They weren't gonna eat 'em.

They were gonna sacrifice them
to C-3PO

because they thought
he was a god.

Sacrificing them and cooking
them's the same thing.

(scoffs)

(vehicle approaching)
Uh-oh.

What?

Those aren't Ewoks.

No, they are not.

If I had to guess, I'd say
those are the pals of the
Bosnian drug runners

whose org chart we just stole
off that plane.

Man...

Oh, no.

Oh. Huh. They brought
a chain saw.

JACK:
Oh, how sweet.

(man speaks Bosnian)

If a tree falls in the woods,
you're hard of hearing.

I mean...

Can you hear it?
Do you hear it?

Something about hearing.
What is it again?

While you figure it out, would
you hold onto that for me?

I need two hands.

Okay. Take it.

Did you just make
a Tarzan swing?

Technically, it's
a rope pendulum

made using fisherman
knots.
Whatever.

Can I call it a Tarzan swing?

If it gets you on there,

you can call it
whatever you want.

Good.
(grunts)

(yells like Tarzan)

(screams)

(yells like Tarzan)

*

BOZER: I'm thinking
ultramodern furniture

in the minimalist style

with a touch of Indiana Jones,

like overstuffed
leather pillows.

RILEY:
Oh, come on, Bozer.

You're giving Jack way too much
interior design credit.

I do agree with you
about the leather.

But, like, a ton of leather.

Like, if a Whitesnake concert

threw up on a condo.

Come on, Ri. Seriously.

Whitesnake? That's
what you think of me?

I mean, that is
what everyone thinks of you.

You wear a leather cuff,
like, all the time.

Even to formal occasions.

It has significant...
You know what?

If you guys don't
stop Jack bashing,

I'm just gonna uninvite
you all right now.

Oh, come on, Jack.
Don't be like that.

Bozer and I have never
been to your place.

We can't help but wonder

what chez Dalton is like.
Exactly.

We're just excited
you finally asked us over,

even if it is for a midweek
Bruce Willis marathon.

(chuckles)

Let's go.
(laughs)

Okay, now,
I don't have a big patio

with a view of the L.A. skyline,

but I think you'll find
the Dalton digs

are a little slice of heaven.

(indistinct radio chatter)

OFFICER: Dispatch,
I'm still waiting...

Jack, why is your door open?

RILEY:
Looks like you've been robbed.

Oh, man.

They took my TV?!

I just figured out
how to work the remote.

BOZER: Well, if it makes
you feel any better...

...they left the remote.

Jack, I tried calling you,

but it kept going
straight to voice mail.

Yeah, that's because somebody
took apart my phone

to make a tracking d...

Yeah.

What happened, Janese?
I-I came in this morning

to drop off your mail,

and I found this.
I... I thought I was doing

a good job checking on
the place twice a day.

I feel like a terrible neighbor.
I'm so sorry, Jack.
No, it's...

I'm sorry.
It's not your fault, okay?

Nobody saw anything
out of the ordinary?

Uh, Tommy
thought he heard noises

late last night.
I think it was around...

Carrying a flat-screen
down a fire escape--

that can't be easy.

Other than the TV
and coffee table,

what else is missing, Jack?

Well, they took
my Telly Savalas painting,

which had cultural significance.

Took all my books.

My CDs. I had so many CDs.

Can we go back
to the Telly Savalas...?

And my cigar box.

No, they took my cigar box.

OFFICER:
Mr. Dalton?

Got a list of items

I'd like to talk to you about.
My stolen stuff?

Yeah.
Actually, no.

We're gonna get to those items
in a minute.

There's some other stuff
that's still in the apartment

that kind of caught
our attention.

Come here for a sec?

You own a samurai sword?

It's called a katana.

And y-yes. I got it
on a trip to Japan.

A business trip.

And a two-handed broadsword.

It's, uh...

it's another business trip

to Scotland. Big Braveheart fan.

And there's also
a World War II-era

Russian sniper rifle
we found in your closet. Hey.

Those claymore mines
stashed under your bed?

They're replicas.
They're not even real.

You know, I'm the victim here.

Instead of listing
all the stuff

I still have, why don't
we focus on what I don't.

Jack. Jack.

It sucks.

I know. But l-let's look
at the big picture here.
(sighs)

All right? It's just stuff.
Yeah.

I know, Riley. It's just stuff.

It doesn't matter
except for one thing.

BOZER:
The cigar box.

Yeah.

What was in the box?

I'd rather not say.

(phone chimes)

(sighs)

Matty needs us.
Mm.

I'll just tell her you
got some things going on.

Yeah?
No. No, man, it's fine.

All my stuff's
long gone by now, man.

What does it matter?

Let's just go
save the world again.

I'm so sorry, buddy.

MATTY:
Three months ago,

a corruption scandal forced

the president of Ecuador
to resign.

The very next day,
Colonel Diego Zarate

marched 4,000 troops
into the capital

and declared martial law.
JACK: Yeah, this is
all over the news.

I tell you what.

You point me
in the right direction

of this Zarate, and I'll put
my boot right in his butt.

You seem grumpier
than usual, Jack.

(grunts)

Something you'd like to share?
No, I'm...

I'm all good here.
Okay.

Seems unlikely, but whatever.

Now, as much as this

will disappoint Jack,

I'm not sending you to Ecuador

to plant your boots anywhere.

I'm sending you there

to save democracy.

Ecuador is about to hold

a special election

to pick their next president.
Let me guess.

This Zarate's
positioning himself

to be that guy.
If democracy falls

in Ecuador,
the entire region's in danger.

MATTY:
Unfortunately, that's correct.

And our only hope
in stopping Zarate

and saving the country

is this man.

Hector León,
former Ecuadorian soldier

turned opposition leader.

León served as a UN peacekeeper.
Iraq,

Bosnia, Somalia...

You name a hot spot,
he's been there.

When Zarate seized power,

León was the first
to speak out against him.

Now he's the only candidate

brave enough
to stay in the race.

León's got the people,

and he's projected
to win by a landslide,

but only if he's still alive
on election day.

RILEY: Zarate's
trying to kill him.

Well, that's one way
to save money on attack ads.

So far, León's
done a good job of hiding

from Zarate's death squads.

But sadly,

now he has a new problem:

he's actually dying.

Hmm. He does look pale.

Sounds short of breath.

Is it heart disease?

Try heart failure.

If he doesn't get
a heart transplant

in the next 48 hours, he'll die.

So, what do you want us to do?
Find him a new heart?

There's a part of me
that would just love to see

what you would do
with the marching orders,

"Find me a heart."

But, fortunately, Jack,
I've already found one.

The problem is
it's not in the right place.

I found a donor heart

and a surgeon

in Pasto, Colombia,

and I secured an operating
room in Quito, Ecuador.

Mac, Jack, you'll
head to Colombia

and escort the doctor
and the heart

across the border.

Riley and Cage
will slip into Ecuador,

reach León,

and get him
to the secured hospital,

where you will link up
with Mac and Jack.

We do our jobs correctly,

León and his new heart
will become one

before Zarate
even finds out he's sick.

BOZER:
Uh...

everyone's got a job but me.

You forgot to say
what I'm doing.

You're staying home.

I've got a tac team

heading to Germany
on another mission,

and they need disguises.

RILEY:
On the bright side, Boze,

you won't have to witness

Jack commit verbal atrocities

to the Spanish language.

Hey, I'll have you know my
command of the Spanish language

is fantastico.

My accent,

perfecto.

And don't make me enojado.

You wouldn't like me
when I'm enojado.

You're making me enojado

right now, now get out of here.

León's corazón won't be
transplanting itself.

Adios, muchacha.

So, are you gonna tell me
what's in that cigar box?

Or am I gonna have to guess?

My dad's dog tags.

Okay?

My dad's dog tags
were in that box.

He gave them to me when he died.

They meant the world to him,

so now they mean the
world to me. It's...

Man, I am so sorry.

No, man, it's all right.
You didn't know.

Don't worry about it.

But believe me, I get it.

Having that one thing
to remember him by.

It's important.
Yeah.

Yeah, and since
losing those tags,

I've been thinking
about him a lot.

You know?

His time in the Air Force
during 'Nam.

He flew 72 pararescue missions,

all in active war zones,

all to rescue downed pilots.

My dad saved a lot
of lives, man.

He was a real hero.

Yeah. Well, he was...

Ah, he was my hero.

(chuckling):
You know? It's...

Sounds like an awesome guy.

Just wish I could've met him.
Oh.

Yeah, I do, too.

You would've liked him.

And, oh, my gosh, he
would've liked you.

(chuckles)
(chuckles)

Just as long as you didn't take
apart his ham radio, though.

He-he loved his ham radio. Oh.

Yeah, that would've been tricky,
'cause you know how much

I love taking apart ham radios.

(laughs) Yeah.

I'm guessing
your dad and I's relationship

would've been very complicated.
Oh, yeah, to say the least.

And I can't help but think
that this...

...this mission to save León

is exactly the kind of thing
he would've done.

You know?

Sounds like it.

You know what?
How about this?
Hmm?

We get León his heart,

and then we
hightail it back home,

and we hunt down
your dad's dog tags.

Cool. Okay. Yeah, yeah,
that sounds like a plan.

That'd be cool.
All right.
Yeah, man.

Yeah.

Hey, look,
this has got to be her.

Yeah, yeah. And
there's the heart.

You guys from The Phoenix?

Yeah, I'm MacGyver,
this is Jack.

Dr. Alejandra Rosa.

Let's go. We've only 12 hours
and the clock's already ticking.

Quito, here we come.

Hey, it's gonna be
a bumpy ride, Doc,

so my heartfelt
apologies in advance.

Puns, huh?
He do that a lot?

Yeah. He thinks
it lightens the mood.

Oh, I know it
lightens the mood.

I'm beginning to wish
I hadn't cheered you up.

Matty, package in hand.
We're on our way.

Good job, guys.

Cage and Riley are
on the ground in Quito,

and should have León
in hand soon.

OPERATOR (on recording):
Please hold and someone will be
with you shortly.

ROBOT:
Is this what is meant

by the expression
"watching paint dry"?

Yeah. I guess sometimes
it's not just an expression.

I find over 418,000 references
to watching paint dry.

All of which equate
the experience

to excessive boredom,
yet I find this fascinating.

JILL:
Are you still on hold
with the police?

How long's it been?

Almost three hours.

A department break-in
isn't exactly top priority.

ROBOT:
I recommend he hang up

and redial 911.
A 10-72

or 10-79 would yield
preferred results.

You want me to call in
a bomb threat?

Have you fried
your circuits?

It would certainly guarantee
an immediate response.

OPERATOR:
Please hold,

and someone will be with you...
Sorry to pile on,

but I ran a check on eBay
and craigslist,

like you asked...
nada.

None of his stuff
was listed.

You should have seen
the look on Jack's face

when he realized
he'd been robbed.

Dude's saved my life more times
than I can count.

This just...

seemed like a way I could
finally pay him back a little.

Sorry, Bozer. I wish there was
more I could do to help.

Actually,

you are a forensic tech,

and these masks do
need four hours to dry.

Want to go on a field trip?

That depends.
Did Matty bless

whatever plan
you're hatching?
No.

But you're off the clock so what
you do isn't Matty's concern.

And Sparky here

can look over my masks for me,
so Matty doesn't even

need to know that
I'm gone, right, buddy?

I will gladly watch the paint
dry for you, Bozer.

Thank you. I appreciate that.

Let's go.

(phone rings)

Hey, Matty.

Mac and Jack have the heart
and the surgeon.

They're en route
and six hours away.

How are you and Cage doing?

We're just pulling up
to León's place now.

That's León.

What's happening?

Get it on the screen.

Ten minutes ago, León collapsed
in his safe house,

and one of his aides called 911.

EMS arrived five minutes later

and they must have
recognized León,

because when they
called dispatch,

they referred to him
by his name.

So his illness is no longer
a secret. Does Zarate know?

MATTY:
Not only does Zarate know,

but according to our intel,
he has troops mobilizing.

If you two don't stop
that ambulance

before it reaches
the hospital...

It won't be León's heart
that kills him.

*

Border crossing's coming up,
Mac.

You almost done
back there?

Yeah.

Just making sure the
heart's well-hidden.

Last thing we
need is a couple

of drug-sniffing
dogs finding it.

Hey. We got five hours
till we're there,

and this heart still has
11 hours ticking on it,

so we're gonna get to León
with plenty of time to spare.

This isn't about the heart,
is it?

On the night Zarate took over,

my brother went to
a peaceful protest

and... never came home.

They found his body
two weeks later.

Zarate's police

declared his death
an accident,

but I know it wasn't.

Zarate has murdered everyone
willing to stand up to him.

I'm sorry.

My brother believed León

was the only one who could
save our country.

That's why I volunteered
to save him.

Bravery must run
in the family, then.

Honestly, I don't
feel brave right now.

I'm feeling pretty terrified.

Oh.

Hey. How you doing?

Just take a few
deep breaths.

There's a lot of trade
between Ecuador and Colombia,

and our cover IDs are solid,
all right?

They'll probably just wave us
right through.

It'll be all right.
(Zarate soldier
shouts in Spanish)

(shouting in Spanish)

Okay, okay, okay.

Uh, Mac,

What if instead of
wave us through,

they search the truck, man?

Yeah, maybe we'll get lucky.

When have we
ever been lucky?

That one time in Madagascar.

Name two times.

Let's just hope Riley and Cage
are having an easier time of it.

(sirens wailing)

RILEY:
I'm trying to hack the
ambulance's Bluetooth,

so I can take it over remotely,
but...

But the vehicle's too old.

Exactly, so I'm hacking
the stoplights instead.

Ambulances don't stop
for lights.

But they do stop
for traffic jams.
(brakes squeal)

(siren winds down)

(siren blares)

CAGE:
This isn't a
computer problem,

this is a people problem.

We've got to get
ahead of them.

(siren wails)

Take a left.

So this is your solution?
A game of chicken?

It's not a game.
They're medics.

Dedicated towards saving lives.

They're not gonna
let anyone get hurt.

(horn honks)

Out!
Fuera, por favor.

Out.

Now.

Let's get him.

Señor León.

Mi nombre es
Riley Davis.

(speaking Spanish)

We have León. We're five miles
from the surgery center.

MATTY:
No, no, no. Change of plans.

That place is crawling
with Zarate soldiers.

I found a new operating room,
but it's 11 miles away.

New facility, very private.

None of Zarate's
radio communications

have ever mentioned it,
so it looks like

he doesn't even know
that it exists.

I'm gonna send you
GPS coordinates now.

Oh, and, Cage,

you're gonna have to keep
a low profile

for longer than expected.

Mac and Jack ran into a little
trouble at the border.

No.

(Zarate soldiers
speaking Spanish)

Break that finger.

I'm getting sick of people
taking my stuff, man.

Muy, muy sick of it.

Jack muy, muy enojado.

I get it, pal,

but don't Hulk out
on me just yet.

Let's see how she
does first, okay?

They gonna let us
through, or...?

Yes, but the captain claims
there's a new toll

for crossing the border.

MacGYVER:
By "toll" you mean they can
take whatever they want.

Man, first my TV,
now my heart.

A guy can only take
so much of this, Mac.

We can't lose them.
We got to follow.

Hey, hang on, now.

You're showing a lot of heart,
I like that.

Sorry. I had to do it.

But to get back
to that truck,

I'm gonna have to go through
four armed soldiers.

I don't like the odds,
but I'll do it, man.

Just say the word.
No, no, no.

We don't need our truck,

we just need
a distraction.

And keep your
eyes on that one,

'cause that's the one
we're getting in.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Here,
stay back, stay back.

He's up to something.

(speaking Spanish)

Run.

(explosion)
(coughing)

ALEJANDRA:
Did you just make tear gas?

Yeah, it was the best
I could do on the fly.

Can either one
of y'all tell me

which jeep the heart's in?

Yeah. Hey, Matty, um,

yeah, it's MacGyver.
MATTY: Yes, Mac.

I'm very familiar with the sound
of your voice,

especially when you're about
to tell me

that something's gone
terribly wrong.

MacGYVER:
Yeah, so, quick version:

we went through a checkpoint
and Zarate's men

took the heart,
put it in a jeep,

and sped off in a jeep,
but we don't know which jeep,

so we're kind
of hoping that you...

MATTY:
Are you seriously telling me

that someone stole your heart?

See? She does it, too.

Uh, Matty, Dalton here.

Technically,
the heart's not stolen.

Not yet, seeing as how we can
kind of sort of see it.

It's in the back

of one of the two jeeps
directly in front of us,

but the problem is,
they look exactly the same,

so we were kind of hoping,

you could pull one of your
fancy satellite tricks,

and, uh, track it down
for us real quick, huh?

Sure, Jack.

I'll just flip on my "find my
missing heart from space" app.

You know, I just downloaded it,

bundled with my time travel

and invisibility apps.

Well, that's using
your little nugget.

Save the witty comeback, Dalton,

and get that heart back, fast.

If León dies, any hope of a free

and democratic Ecuador
dies with him.

Matty, has anyone
ever told you

you give the
greatest pep talks?

Time to eenie-meeny-miney, Mac.
This road's about to go moe.

The left. The one on the left.

(Jack groans, tires squeal)

ALEJANDRA:
How can you be sure?
The jeeps are identical.

Oh, I wasn't sure.
We just needed

to make a decision,
so I made one.

Hey, just in case,
Matty, track down

that other jeep with one

of those fancy new apps
you just downloaded.

Will you?
Very clever, Jack,

but I'm already on it.

Now why don't you show us all
some of that top-notch

pursuit-driving
you're always bragging about.

I'm trying,

but this in line six ain't
cranking out the horses

I need to close
the distance, man.
Excuse me.

Come on!

Right here.
Maybe I can slow 'em down.

What? Whoa! Whoa!

Whoa!

Wow! Wow! Wow.

Hey!

(groans)
Hey!

Fill me in first,
at least!

I'm driving over here!
Well, you'll get over it,
won't you?

Mac!
Yeah, yeah.

(grunts)

Hey, keep it steady.
(groans)

(tires squealing)

(groans)

It's not here.

It's not here!

So much for going
with my gut.

At least now we know
which jeep it's in.

(engine starts, revs)

CAGE:
I'll take care

of Nurse Ratched here,
you get us a room.
I'm on it.

I can't believe
that worked.

Ms. Davis...

where are we?

A plastic surgery center.

One Zarate
doesn't know about.

This is where
you're gonna get your new heart.

Would you hand me those?

You really
should be resting.

Please.

(panting)

What are you
writing?

The speech I was planning
on delivering on election day.

Just some words
to encourage the people

to ignore Zarate's threats,

be brave,

and to vote
to save our nation.

If I'm not here
to deliver this speech,

promise me you'll

get it published for all to see

so that someone else
might continue the fight.

(phone ringing)

Bozer.

Hey, Riley, um, any chance
you know Jack's alarm code?

Are you in his condo?

(alarm ringing)
Yeah, and in ten seconds,
I'm gonna have a real problem.

Did you try J-A-C-K?

I tried Jack, Dalton, Bruce and
Willis-- nothing-- but I thought

you might know how to hack
this type of alarm code.

It's a...
RILEY:
Spartan 3450.

I clocked it when he invited us
over the other day.

Okay. That's not creepy at all.

(laughs)
Here. I'll give you
the override code.

Hold the six for three seconds.

Hit nine,

five-one-one, pound.

And hold the six again
for another three count.

(three beeps, alarm stops)

It worked.

Thanks, Riley.
Really glad you knew that

off the top of your head.
Yeah.

But also totally creeped out.

Bypassing security systems was
a hobby of mine when I was 12.

I was a difficult child.

No kidding. Your mom

deserves a medal.

Thanks, Riley.

Okay. So what fancy
forensic device

should we start
investigating with?

First tool you use
at any crime scene.

(clicks tongue)

Okay,

so, let's assume
the fire escape

was our perp's point of entry.

What gave it away?

Easy on the sarcasm,
Nancy Drew, okay?

I'm just talking
this through.

Okay, but there's no way
he got the TV

and the coffee table out
that way.

Lobby security footage

didn't show anyone leaving
with Jack's stuff.

(groans)
Then I'm wrong, but he would've
had to make two trips.

That's pretty bold.

Unless he had help.

But you know what's weird?

Besides us

here investigating a crime

the police are way more
qualified to handle?

Jack's alarm never went off, so
unless our robber was like Riley

and knew the override code
off the top of their head--

which I doubt-- they would have
needed Jack's real code.

Didn't you say Jack's neighbor
was watching the place for him?

Yeah, but Janese didn't
strike me as the B and E type.

(skateboard wheels whirring)

But her son might be.

(engine revving)

Guys, they should be
right in front of you.

(tires squeak)

I'm on it.

Uh, we're fresh out
of tire irons.

I mean, I could...
Get down!

(gunfire, groaning)

Hang on!

(engine revving)

(rapid, rhythmic beeping)

JACK:
So I'm guessing that
incredibly loud beeping sound's

a bad thing, huh?

(beeping continues)

Heart rate's down
to 41 beats per minute

and dropping.

MacGYVER:
Fall from the
jeep must've broken

the artificial pump.

So I was right.
This is, uh... this is bad?

Yeah, this is bad.

Without the pump, León's heart's
gonna be dead in minutes.

(rhythmic beeping)

RILEY:
Hey, Matty, we got León settled
at the hospital.

How long before Mac and Jack
arrive with that heart?

It's gonna be a minute.

Right now,
there's a bit of a problem.

34 beats per minute. 32. Guys.

Find everything you
need there, hoss?
Unfortunately, no.

The box is too high-tech,
and as much as I love duct tape,

it ain't gonna fix a pump.

The pump circulates
the blood, so,

no pump means no blood, and no
blood means León's heart dies.

Where the hell we gonna find
another pump way out here?

Alejandra,
what's your blood type?

A Positive.

(sighs)
I'm AB Negative,

so neither of us
are compatible, which leaves...

I have an idea, but
you're not gonna like it?

You're O Negative--
universal donor.

How do you know?
We work together.

You don't know mine?
Okay, but I don't
see how my O Neg's

gonna help fix
a broken pump.

Oh, it's not. The pump
in the box is beyond repair,

but the pump right here...

is working just fine.

Yeah, and I'd like
to keep it that way.

We're gonna use your heart

to keep León's beating.
To what?

Oh, this just got
really weird.

There are times-- well,
just a few here and there--

when I wish, well...

when I wish I
never met you.

(laughs)

Lot of people say I wear
my heart on my sleeve,

but this is a
tad literal.

(heart beating)

Stand you up.
There you go. Sorry.

You'll be all right.

I know it's too small
to carry all three of us,

but it's the only vehicle

I could find.

Actually, I can work
with that.

You can?

Hey, if I see any
of Zarate's goons,

I'll just put 'em
under cardiac arrest.

(Jack laughs)
Is he really gonna
do this the whole way?

Safe bet
would be yes.

JACK:
I'd sing you guys a song,
but my heart isn't in it.

ALEJANDRA:
Oh, God.

BOZER:
Tell me where
you hid it.

JILL:
Jack's stuff--
where is it?

BOZER:
We have you

on video, Tommy. Jack hid
a drop cam in his apartment.

Please don't tell my mom.

Jack really didn't have a drop
cam, but thanks for confessing.

Wow. Jack wasn't kidding.

He really has
a Telly Savalas painting.

So you just took his things
and kept them?

You didn't
sell anything?

Tommy didn't steal this stuff
to sell it.

He stole it because
he wants to be a badass,

maybe show off
to impress some people.

My friends were over one night,
and we saw Jack get home.

They dared me
to rob his place, and...

I was just gonna show 'em
the stuff to prove I did it.

Sounds like
you need new friends.
Listen,

my mom's working two jobs.

She's stressed as it is.

If she hears about what I did...

Might be a way

we can fix this
without bothering your mom.

Okay.
RILEY:
Whoa.

Jack, you look
really pale.

Yeah, I know.
It's not my, uh, best look.

Jack.

Okay.

Okay. We got León.
We have the heart.

All set, Doctor.
Uh-oh.

Looks like somebody forgot
to pay their electric bill.

This is a great time
for a good heart pun.

Just let me think
of it. I got it.

Seriously,
you got to stop.
Okay.

(phone rings)
MATTY:
Cage.

I'm watching the electricity
go out all over Quito.

You guys still have power?
We're in the dark.
So is the whole block.

If the power's gone out all
over, that's got to be Zarate.

He's the only one
with access to the grid.

Zarate can't find León so he's
cutting the whole city's power

hoping to stop the surgery.

Hey, Zarate cut the power
so he could...

So he could stay in power.

MATTY:
Someone help

Dalton into a chair
before he hurts himself.

Look, the colonel
is clearly willing

to do anything to kill León.

He's shutting down
the city's power grid,

and he's sending men
to all the hospitals

and clinics to find him.
JACK:
No problem.

We got Mac.
Mac can fix anything.

You can fix this,
right? Huh?

All you got to do is...
All I got to do is

quickly whip up
a way to perform

a lifesaving
heart transplant.
Yeah.

In the dark.
Yeah.

(inhales)

But, uh, you're right.
No problem.

No problem at all.

Guys, León's fading fast.

I need to operate now,

but I can't perform surgery
without power.

Just scrub in and
start your prep.

I'll have power back by
the time you're ready.

You will? How?
MacGYVER:
Uh, not sure yet,

but by the time you're ready,
I'll have it figured out.
Mac?

What the hell
is going on in here?

Is that Hector León?

"The smallest acts of courage,
when done together,

"can move mountains.

"Stand with me now,

and let's build Ecuador
a new future together."

Hector León

wrote this speech
for the people.

If he doesn't get
into surgery now,

he won't be alive to deliver it.

You can call
the cops, or...

Or you can help
us save him.

What do you need us to do?

Scrub up.
I'm gonna build us a generator.

*

(starts motor)

(motor revving)

Everything okay?

I don't know
if I can do this.

Of course you can.

You've done this surgery
before, dozens of times.
I know,

but it's not just one man's life
in my hands this time.

It's the lives of everyone
in my country.

You know,
before I did...

...well, whatever you call this,

I disabled bombs
for the U.S. Army.

And all throughout
training,

I wondered what I would do
when other people's lives

were actually on the line,
when my decision

was the difference
between life and death.

And...

the first time it
happened, I was shaking

worse than you
are right now.

What did you do?
Well,

I took a deep breath,
and I admitted

that I was terrified.

And then...

I pulled on
my bomb suit,

and I did my job anyway.

Look, you've come
all this way

to save your home and to fight
for someone you believe in.

Personally... I think
your country's in good hands.

See what I mean?

*

(motor rumbling)

Well, the heart's in León
and beating strong.

Alejandra's closing
him up right now.

How are you holding up, big guy?
Well, I mean, I'm...

down a couple
of quarts of O Neg,

but nothing that chugging
a few cans of...

whatever this is can't fix.

Yeah, that's actually
pretty bad for you.

I'm gonna cook you up
a nice, juicy steak,
get your iron levels up.

Oh, no, you can't cook.

I'll... buy you one.

Then we're gonna go find
your dad's dog tags.

Yeah, yeah, I've been thinking
about that, actually.

After all this,
you know,

I'm kind of
realizing that...

even though my dad's dog tags
meant the world to me,

it wasn't the most important
thing he gave me. Yeah?

Yeah.

I think the same goes
for you, too, buddy.

Thanks, man.

Means a lot.
Yeah.

It's truly heartwarming.
(groaning)

Oh, there it is.
That's the last one.

You officially
just killed it right there.

We're never doing
heart puns again, but, uh...

Thanks for the heart-to-heart.

Ah...

(laughing)

*

(sighs)

Well, the surgery
was a success.

Yeah, but we're too late.

It's election day,

and Zarate's about to declare
victory on television,

because nobody even knows
León's still alive.

I think I can fix that.

(departing footsteps)

Uh... whoa.

(Zarate speaking Spanish)

JACK:
Ooh, you hear that fire

in his words?

He's got that
Dalton blood

pumping through
his veins, boy.

That's not how...
blood works, Jack.

(León continues in Spanish)

Good work, Doctor.

Thank you, MacGyver.

Thank you for everything.

What's next for you?

I think I'm gonna stay here
for a while.

Help León get our country
back on the right track.

Well, I'm sure he could use
someone like you.

Good government takes
a sharp mind and a steady hand.

*

NEWSWOMAN: Once the truth
about Zarate's attempts

to kill León got out, the people
did more than just vote.

They took to the streets.

Zarate has now been arrested
by his own forces,

and will now stand trial
for treason.

(newswoman continues
indistinctly)

...have arrived in Quito to meet
with León and his advisors.

And there is already talk
of programs

for the economic development
of rural areas,

and greater education spending
throughout the country.

On a side note,
many experts are still...

BOZER:
Welcome home, Jack.

What's going on?
Jill and I
tracked 'em down.

Who's Jill?

With the blonde hair...
I'm kidding.

(laughs)

That means a lot.

Thank you.

(clears throat)

You're a good friend.

She find out who stole 'em?

Uh, we found it all
down at the pawnshop.

Mm.
No clue who stole it.

Well, that's some serious
detective work right there.

Yeah.
Yeah, hey, my DVR

is still chockfull of
Bruce Willis goodness,

if you want to pop a
squat and tear through
some of his early work.

Uh, I'll take
a rain check.

You sure? Huh?
Yeah, I'm positive.

Hey, if you haven't
seen Moonlighting,

you're really
missing out, bro.
Yeah, I just got something

I need to handle.
Yeah, yeah.

I understand. Next time, man.

Yeah, next time.
Mi casa es su casa.

One more.

(chuckles)

(grunts)
Thank you.

(patting Bozer's back)

(chuckles) Hey. Looks like
it's just you and Willis.

Hey. No problem.

(chuckles)
See you later.

All right.

(newswoman continues
indistinctly)

*

(laughs)

I thought I lost you, Pop.

(laughs softly)

Bruce...

ooh, pull me out of this one.

(chuckles)
I need the good stuff, baby.

You're 15 minutes early.
You said

if you're not 15 minutes early,
you're late.

Right.

I don't get it. I...

I mean, I robbed
your friend, and...

now you're trying
to help me get a job?

When I was about your age,
I fell in with the wrong crowd,

just like you, and I started
getting into trouble,

just like you, and I would have
kept getting into trouble

if it wasn't
for my best friend, MacGyver.

He reminded me who I really was,
that all I needed to be was me.

Which is what I'd like to do
for you, Tommy--

if you're up for it.

Now, listen,
Mr. Lind

is gonna be tough on
you at first, real
tough, all right?

I was on mop duty
for a month when I first
started working here,

but then you move up to fries,
and I'll tell you what,

it's a pretty
great feeling.

If you're really lucky,
you get to go to the drive-thru,

Uh-huh.
and holler
at all the girls.

(laughs)
Did you ever get any numbers?

BOZER:
Not one.

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