I first got into the series when Peacock's Eye and Attack of the Hawkmen first aired, and only got to see more with the VHS releases. But I finally got to see everything on the DVD sets, and having just seen the second half of Winds of Change for the first time, I'm just blown away. I understand why Lucas had to make that episode before throwing in the towel on the production of the series. It's a great, sad, powerful, ending to the series (even though it's not technically the end chronologically.) It's really the creators' emotional send-off to the incredible unsung series. I especially liked the appearance of the married Nancy, Indy's brutal clash with his dad, and another failed romance. I can't believe the episode didn't make it into the first and only wave of the VHS releases. How can you watch Spring Break Adventure without eventually seeing The Winds of Change as well? They're the beginning and ending of the situations and events that made up the bulk of the series. Just wanted to rave about it because I really appreciated and related to the theme of his running away and then seeing the negative aftermath years later. Really great stuff!