In preparation for Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, I'm re-watching all the Indiana Jones content! That means all four movies plus The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones (formerly known as "The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles"). Watch along with me and join in the discussions! In this episode, I breakdown Episode 1 of the first season, which is titled: "My First Adventure." Topics for discussion include:
- Indy in Egypt opening a Pharaoh's tomb and dealing with grave robbery
- Indy in Morocco encountering slavery and putting on brownface
- The origins of Indiana Jones as a skeptic
- Key moments in Indiana Jones' character arc
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