Three questions

Posted by graml from mariner.org on November 16, 1999 at 13:35:09:

In Reply to: Young Indy and the Hardy Boys. posted by Short Round on November 16, 1999 at 12:43:43:

: I'm starting to like YIJC a lot and there is something in YIJC that I like more than the three main movies but still the other movies outrank YIJC. And YIJC kinda reminds me of The Hardy Boys, wouldn'tcha think? I used to read quite a few Hardy Boys books and seen a lot of episodes. Although I'm not too interested in the Nancy Drew episodes I would still eventually sit around for those. I especially liked the transelvania Hardy Boys episode which had a little Indy-ness to it. Do you think Hardy Boys had any inspiration on YIJ? And is there any Hardy Boy fans here? I'm not interested much in them as I was. See ya, Shorty.
: "There were no puppets in this movie!" -Tom Servo, MST3K: TM.

Hey. Didn't one of the Hardy Boys grow up to be in Starsky and Hutch?
Are any of you out there old enough to even remember Starsky and
Hutch? And aren't all the Hardy Boys' adventures about pirates?
-graml
"Not this one! It's about SMUGGLERS! It's called 'The Smugglers of
Pirates Cove'!"- Homer Simpson

Follow Ups:

• Starsky and Hutch and the Hardy Boys. ROB T. 23:55:03 11/16/99 (0)
• Re: Three questions The Man with the Hat 15:29:48 11/16/99 (4)
  • Stratemeyer didn't create the Hardy Boys! Franklin W. Dixon did!(NM) Short Round 16:28:03 11/16/99 (2)
    • Franklin W. Dixon was a pseudonym for Edward Stratemeyer!! The Man with the Hat 16:56:56 11/16/99 (1)
      • Re: Franklin W. Dixon was a pseudonym for Edward Stratemeyer!! The Man with the Hat 17:11:04 11/16/99 (0)
  • You have EVERY right be be proud of THAT email address, my friend!! (nm) Michaelson 15:39:37 11/16/99 (0)

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