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Revision as of 08:17, 13 March 2008
- "Grandpa, not another story!"
- ―Spike, to Indiana Jones[src]
Spike was Indiana Jones' grandson and a budding electric guitarist. In 1991, he started a band with a few friends, and two years later he boasted of knowing thirty songs. Indy encouraged Spike to keep playing, though when neighbors complained about the noise, the retired archaeologist cut power to the garage where Spike and his friends rehearsed.
Behind the scenes
Actor Mark Auerbach portrayed Spike in two episodes of The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles. For the US market, these episodes were combined into Young Indiana Jones and the Mystery of the Blues, and Spike's scenes were replaced with new footage featuring Harrison Ford. The character's name may have been meant as a reference to musician Spike Jones.
Appearances
- The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles
- "Chicago, April 1920" (bookend) (First appearance)
- "Chicago, May 1920" (bookend)