He's not even the most annoying character in Temple of Doom...

On a related note, does anyone else feel like Tubi perfectly recreates the experience of browsing the video store?  Like you can find some reliable stuff on there, but there’s also shelves and shelves of nonsense, unfulfilled promise, and poorly-transferred martial arts films?  Classic.

I thought the Grail’s immortality gift was only present if one stayed in the room and didn’t cross the seal.

Will we also have commercials like this one?

Same weird thought process that equates answering questions in an interview with desperate attention whoring.

It’s really hard to imagine how a movie nowadays with the line “it belongs in a museum” could be met with anything other than hyper-online thinkpieces about how problematic Indiana Jones is for looting the cultural heritage of indigenous peoples.

I’m curious about this reflexive urge so many internet commenters have to equate any kind of enthusiasm or decisive statement as unearned bravery. Why do you say this? Why do you say, “Wow, it’s so brave,” when, like, nobody implied that? He’s doing publicity for a movie he’s in, someone asked if he’d do an Indiana…

A supplementary book that came out around KOTCS mentions that after the events of Temple, Indy realized it was too dangerous to have Shorty coming on his adventures, and he and Willie helped set him up to get adopted by a family in The States. They kept in touch and Short Round was working to become an archaeologist…

Idk i feel like with the way things are now any new Indiana Jones

Pluto is already great for this. Love Boat channel, Addams Family channel, 90210 channel... dozens more good for background noise.

So send Short Round on a globetrotting, treasure-hunting adventure in the 1970s? I like the possibilities here — make him like Bruce Lee but with a bull whip.

AMEN!

You tedious little shit.

I get that new concepts and words can be hard. The singular “they” in English only goes back to the 14th century

Oh fuck right off.

Learn English. They is a very common singular pronoun, and has been long before trans folk started using it.

For sure they're not mutually exclusive! The one thing that unites all humans is we have both assholes and the potential to be assholes.

I don’t know how or why this show out-lasted so many other Netflix shows but I’m happy it did. I know it’s basic but it makes me laugh and everyone in it is clearly having a good time..

How dare she try to avoid being harassed

Wow. You typed that on purpose.