TheLastCrusader
Active member
18.91 seconds
Empire magazine Indy month (April / May 2008)
- Thread starter The Man
- Start date
TheLastCrusader
Active member
16.54 seconds
|ZiR|
New member
The Man said:
You know what's really weird? I already did that yesterday! It was day six for me, instead of the Raiders quiz you all had. Boy was I confused when people started posting times.
It's all normal for me now though, day 6 - Raiders quiz, day 7 - Guess the Character. Strange.
This test was pretty easy, except for that one swarthy fellow holding a dagger, Not only couldn't I name him, I couldn't say for certain which film he's from. I fail as a fan.
edit: Also, "Jacque" =/= "Jock."
Mutt Williams
New member
|ZiR| said:
Go watch "Raiders" again. It's actually Stupido!
LOL...
Agent Spalko
Guest
When I try to enter Chattar Lal it gives me a red X. It's Chattar Lal so what's the problem?
sarah navarro
New member
HAHAHA!!!!!torao said:
I guess i did something wrong with henry sr. so i got frustrated and gave up,i knew it was satipo!
TheLastCrusader
Active member
Lame. I read this multiple times in the special Indy issue of october 2006.The Man said:
Adamwankenobi
New member
The Man said:
Glad to see YIJC getting some Empire love.
But upon reading the article, I see this:
The Young Indiana Jones is a part of the Indy universe that divides fans. There are those who consider the TV series a vital part of the character's history, introducing us to formative moments in the young adventurer's life. Then there are those who find the fact that it crossed Indy's path with that of almost any historical figure you can name from Sigmund Freud to Ghandi to be, well, a little silly, frankly.
Silly? These guys have seen the films, haven't they?
And what's this about Ghandi? He wasn't in the series.
Wasn't Gandhi supposed to be in one of the episodes that were never made?Adamwankenobi said:Glad to see YIJC getting some Empire love.
But upon reading the article, I see this:
The Young Indiana Jones is a part of the Indy universe that divides fans. There are those who consider the TV series a vital part of the character's history, introducing us to formative moments in the young adventurer's life. Then there are those who find the fact that it crossed Indy's path with that of almost any historical figure you can name from Sigmund Freud to Ghandi to be, well, a little silly, frankly.
Silly? These guys have seen the films, haven't they?
And what's this about Ghandi? He wasn't in the series.
Adamwankenobi
New member
G-Man said:
Yep. That was back when the "Peacock's Eye" story was supposed to be two separate episodes. Indy would have met him in the second episode.