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🥇 Norton: Excellent virus and malware protection, with tons of extra features like a VPN, a password manager, and parental controls. I ranked it #132.Short on time? Here’s the best antivirus for 2021: It was a very high-rated episode back in January 1987 so perhaps your sentiment is closer to the mainstream than mine. There was an aura of amusement to be found here and a competent cast that helped things from spiraling into a "MacGyver's Women" level of insipidness for me but I gotta say I dislike this one more every time I watch it. Teri Hatcher has the charm to pull the character off but I wasn't fond of much of the material she had to work with here ("you undoubtedly had a troubled childhood" to the hitmen who just kidnapped her) and thought it made her seem dumber than what her character was meant to be. I've touched upon my love-hate relationship with Penny Parker in the past but this is the episode where she really grates on me. There were a number of humorous and fun moments to be sure but this episode stands out as Exhibit A why I disliked the general tone of season 2. It reminds me of "Honest Abe" in that there's a lot of talent in the cast but every major player in the story besides MacGyver himself is a cartoon character, and the thin action plot plays second fiddle to that gag reel aspect. Surprised you like it given your previous distaste for the slapstick episodes considering this was one of the more slapsticky episodes "MacGyver" made over the course of seven seasons. And I did like it as a boy but I don't find it to hold up well at all. The ending scene is fun, and good use of the wiring by MacGyver to take down the bad guys. Vincent may have taken down Paris, but he couldn't stop Penny Parker! Bond walks into his hotel room and finds the body of Paris Carver (Teri Hatcher), and then he turns around to see Kaufman pointing a gun at him ("I could zhoot you from Zhuttgart and ztill create ze proper effect, ya?"). In the middle of the movie, Vincent Schiavelli appears as a memorable villain, Dr. I just love everything about it from beginning to end. I'm a huge James Bond fan (have read all the original books and seen all the movies), and Tomorrow Never Dies is my favorite of the Brosnan movies and one of if not my favorite Bonds of all time. His scenes, like the one with him and Penny talking in the freezer, tend to slow the pace down without adding much value. He's a nice guy and the acting is fine, but I just wonder if he was really necessary for the episode. I feel like I should like Biff more than I do. 30:23 - love the tossing of the flare onto the van roof so it can be followed. Maybe they got distracted by everything else that was going on. 
12:30 - Pete orders MacGyver to take Biff to New York the next day, but then the next day comes and this trip is never mentioned. We just saw Michael Ensign getting t hrown out of a helicopter - now he's getting shot and left in a freezer. I like it, but the writers should have made an effort to let the audience know that this was not the first episode for Yuri (Biff). 
Totally forgot about the brief opening scene in Siberia.Other thoughts, observations, and questions I didn’t ask when I was in fourth grade:
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