The crew suffers through another Native American episode as Walker teams up with Billy Gray Wolf when a group of young Cherokees start raiding museums for “sacred” artifacts. What follows is a slow-burn mix of burial ground drama, backhoe desecration, drifting horses on carpet, and one of the most random Eiffel Tower-style truck pile-ups in Walker history.

The hosts roast the fake Hollywood natives, the glacial pacing, comically shallow graves, the low body count until the final rampage, and Chuck’s sudden horse-riding somersault shotgun heroics. They lose it over the “final journey” death scene, Tommy Dim Hawk, and the sheer amount of filler needed to stretch this one out.

If you enjoy the gang powering through a weaker episode while still mining the absurdity for laughs (and hyping the next one), this is classic Bad Movies Rule.

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On Sacred Ground… but mostly just suffering on the couch.