[QUOTE=Gangster Octopus]
Indiana Jones and The Damn Kids On the Lawn
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I think that’s the best title, although Indian Jones Has Fallen and Can’t Get Up is a very close second.
[QUOTE=Sir Rhosis]
^^^My understanding is that the stuff with the Old Indy is soon going to be “gone.” From what I’ve read, Lucas is going to re-edit all the “Young Indy” episodes for DVD release (in 2008, to coincide with the “Indy IV” release) and every single “Bookend” segment, EXCEPT the bookend that Harrison Ford did for “Young Indiana Jones and The Mystery of The Blues” will hit the cutting room floor.
Sir Rhosis
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Well, obviously something has to be cut. Otherwise there won’t be room for all the new sequences featuring Indy’s lifelong sidekick, Floppy Nudwacker. Lucas has realized that the adventures don’t really make any sense without Indy’s comically bumbling pal, so Floppy’s hilarious pratfalls have been seamlessly edited into all future releases.
RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK (PLATINUM EXTENDED EDITION)–
INDY: Throw me the whip!
SATIPO: You throw me the idol, I’ll throw you the whip!
FLOPPY: Oh noesy-woes!!! (grabs both earlobes in panic, tries to run in two directions at once, and trips backwards over lever that releases giant boulder)
[QUOTE=Sir Rhosis]
http://img256.imageshack.us/img256/357/firstindy4picnz5.jpg
Okay, so it is a candid shot, and a picture does not a good film make, but the old boy looks pretty good for 64.
Sir Rhosis
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I thought this photo was from
Freddie Krueger; Before the Fire
Many, many years ago, Ford stated in an interview (I think for Parade magazine) that he absolutely was not going to make another Indiana Jones movie unless it was called Indiana Jones and the Comfy Chair.
The Comfy Chair!?
You have to admit, he looks pretty comfortable in that picture…
Come on… he still looks hot.
[QUOTE=garygnu]
The Comfy Chair!?
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Cardinal Fang, Line 4. Cardinal Fang?
Indiana Jones and the Prostrate of Doom
He is still quite handsome 
Please forgive me, for I don’t intend to threadshit or anything (different strokes for different folks and all), but however entertaining the previous umpteen of these things may have been, they really seem to be humping roadkill here (no geriatric whatshisface humor intended).
[QUOTE=An Arky]
they really seem to be humping roadkill here
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How do you mean, Oh Fellow Arkansan? Given that the previous movies belong to the Fantasy genre, the assistance of make up and special effects, I don’t see that the movie will be any different from the others. If Jar Jar Binks can run, so can a 69 year old Ford. 
[QUOTE=Sir Rhosis]
http://img256.imageshack.us/img256/357/firstindy4picnz5.jpg
Okay, so it is a candid shot, and a picture does not a good film make, but the old boy looks pretty good for 64.
Sir Rhosis
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It looks to me like they pulled out his costume from Witness for that shot.
Indiana Jones and the Amish Wagon
Indiana Jones and the Medicare Part “B” Plan
Indiana Jones and the Broken Truss
Indiana Jones and the Curse of the Damned Hippies
Indiana Jones Votes Republican
Indiana Jones, I May Be Old, But I’m Banging Calista Flockhart
Indiana Jones, What’s That? Speak Up! I Can’t Hear You, Sonny!
Indiana Jones and the Search for the Lost Social Security Check
Indiana Jones and the Good Sam Club
Indiana Jones and the Lost Episodes of Matlock
Indiana Jones and the “What did I come in here for?” Quest
Gangster nailed it, Indiana Jones and the Damned Kids on the Lawn.
Who the hell is Floppy Nudwacker?
[QUOTE=Bryan Ekers]
I didn’t know Mormons couldn’t wear hats.
I know they can’t dance…
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What? I can dance! Didn’t you see me at Uncle Louie’s polka party?
[QUOTE=Helena]
What? I can dance! Didn’t you see me at Uncle Louie’s polka party?
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the Chicken Dance doesn’t count
Huh. He looks *old *to me, and not that attractive anymore. Certainly too old to be jumping around.
Indiana Jones and the Shuffleboard Court Caper
Indiana Jones and the Butterfly Ballot
Indiana Jones and the… er… what was I just saying?
Indiana Jones and These Kids Today
Indiana Jones and The Medicare Forms of Doom