For and Against a Reboot

[Attila the Professor]

I'd watch the hell out of "The Eaton and Musgrove Power Hour," for the record.

But more importantly: don't ever make me consider going through an entire post and editing it to be typed out normally, rather than in all caps, again.

Oh, and Stoo: let's stipulate that you're right about what a spinoff is and never hear of that again either?

[Stoo]

Originally Posted by Attila the Professor

I'd watch the hell out of "The Eaton and Musgrove Power Hour," for the record.

Ha! Imagine the opening: Musgrove stands over a teletype machine, anxiously awaiting a message, while Eaton comfortably leans back in his chair, eatin' a ham sandwich. The message comes through, Musgrove reads it aloud and Eaton drops his sandwich. They both grab their briefcases, run out the door, jump into a shiny, black, Cadillac coupe and tear off down the street. (Punchy brass & percussion for the theme tune.) "The Eaton & Musgrove Power Hour!"

Originally Posted by Attila the Professor

Oh, and Stoo: let's stipulate that you're right about what a spinoff is and never hear of that again either?

Our Friendly Neighbourhood Professor has spoken.

Originally Posted by HJTHX1138

PEOPLE SAY SPIN OFF FOR EVERYTHING, SCREW THE DICTIONARY!!!

Yeah, "SCREW THE DICTIONARY!!!". Great advice!

Originally Posted by HJTHX1138

WHERE DO YOU GET OFF TELLING ME WHAT THE "POINT" IS...

I DIDN'T *TELL YOU* WHAT THE "POINT" IS. I ASKED YOU QUESTIONS ABOUT IT.

Anyway, HJTHX1138, let's not make this conversation SPIN OFF in another direction. You didn't answer my query: If finding an alien skull in 1957 WASN'T "the last thing he ever did...EVAR", then why would you want to go backwards in the timeline with a reboot set in the 1930s?

Originally Posted by Rivers

Exactly!! I am a major supporter of seeing Indy's adventures in his later years. I think this is a facinating part and stage of the Indiana Jones character. I want more!! There is still so much they can do and explore!!

Quite right, Rivers. There's no need (or reason) for a 'reboot' while Harrison is still alive.

[replican't]

What planet do you live on?

[HJTHX1138]

Originally Posted by Stoo

Anyway, HJTHX1138, let's not make this conversation SPIN OFF in another direction. You didn't answer my query: If finding an alien skull in 1957 WASN'T "the last thing he ever did...EVAR", then why would you want to go backwards in the timeline with a reboot set in the 1930s?

What does that have to do with an animated series? Your just ****ing with me now.

[Finn]

I've got one thing to say: There's a feature called 'Ignore'. Sometimes I wish I could use it myself, but due to my position, I really can't.

But those of you who do... well, figure it out.

[Stoo]

Originally Posted by replican't

What planet do you live on?

A blue planet, comfortably close to our sun and billions of miles away from Uranus.

Originally Posted by HJTHX1138

What does that have to do with an animated series? Your just ****ing with me now.

It's an attempt to get the conversation back on-topic. (Didn't think that was too difficult to figure out.) I'm trying to understand the logic behind your statements regarding a reboot but, for some reason, you're not answering.

For the 3rd time now: Why do you want to see a reboot set in the '30s if you think that Indy's adventures "never ended" and the events in Indy 4 weren't the "last thing he ever did"?

[Luisiana Jones]

I would love personally if they did Indy 5 (just cant accept the idea of seeing Harrison once more with the fedora ) and afterwards to do a reboot, either for TV series, cartoon (Clone wars style), or even a change of actor for the movies James bond style. The idea of Indy is just a franchise which i think could be very well exploited given a decent choice of actor and plot.

Regards,

LJ

[Mickiana]

[quote=Stoo]A blue planet, comfortably close to our sun and billions of miles away from Uranus.

I love well placed toilet humour!