You know, you don’t always have to learn a lesson in a very special episode. Sometimes you can have a very special episode simply because someone way cooler than the TV show agrees to appear on it. That’s what happened in this episode of Young Indiana Jones.
Now this is a series that I never really got into because to me Young Indiana Jones will always be River Phoenix, may he rest in peace. But it was a series that showed Indiana Jones at many different ages (so that’s neat) and in this case showed an “older” Indiana Jones. So here is the silver screen’s Indiana Jones chillin’ on the small screen:
Last month, I went to Disney World for Christmas. It was a bittersweet trip for me because they’re gutting my favorite park (Hollywood Studios) and turning it into Star Wars land. I like Star Wars, but I love the “Golden Age of Hollywood” and I especially liked having someone teach me how to draw Disney characters all day long.
We sent our waitress away like three times, while I poured over the menu. It’s setup like a scrapbook, so I had a lot to look at. Tons of tasty drinks and quick eats, which were also delicious. (I think we ordered at least a third of what was on the menu.) This place is decorated from head to toe in “memorabilia” that’s collected in the Hangar Bar over the years. Think of it as a museum for things that Indiana Jones couldn’t actually consider museum-worthy.
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