Crystal Skull 47: Part Time Murderer, with Jamie Anderson
Indiana Jones proves himself to be only a part-time murderer in this movie, and archeologist Jamie Anderson returns to remind...
Crystal Skull 46: The Looting of Sleepy Hollow, with Jamie Anderson
Indy and Mutt are attacked by trick-r-treaters, but archeologist Jamie Anderson is here to school us and the movie on...
Crystal Skull 45: The Legend of Skull Hollow, with Steve Kreuch
We've been waiting patiently since 1981 to see a barrow. Is this the minute all of our dreams and expectations...
Crystal Skull 44: Swept Away, with Steve Kreuch
As we find ourselves swept away with Indy's clue sleuthing, Steve Kreuch is back to point the way to the...
Crystal Skull 43: Return, with Steve Kreuch
As we ask the age-old question about weeping vs. crying, our friend Steve Kreuch steps into the lovely sanitarium to...
Crystal Skull 42: Doesn’t Make Any Sense, with Mark Heidemann
It didn't take us long to end up in a loony bin, where even Indy and Mutt are questioning the...
Crystal Skull 41: How to Talk to Kids About Motorcycles, with Mark Heidemann
Indy gives Mutt some back-handed fatherly advise and greets a Christian Sister as Mark Heidemann spies from around the corner....
Crystal Skull 40: Bull Wilhelm, with Mark Heidemann
Mutt and Pete are on the same page as they evaluate Indy's stories about his time with Pancho Villa, and...
Crystal Skull 39: Misunderstanding Crystal Skull, with Ken Plume
Indiana Jones and Mutt board their flight to Peru and Mutt's motorcycle gets an upgrade to Business Class. We get...
Crystal Skull 38: Willie Scott’s Subtle Cameo, with Ken Plume
Willie Scott returns to the Indiana Jones universe with a stereotypically tactful and tasteful appearance. Ken Plume is back to...
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