Unpacking the fate of Shia LaBeouf's character in “Dial of Destiny,” which is frustratingly familiar to “Simpsons” fans who still remember what the show did to Poochie.
for dropping Mutt even if the character had been well received. By 2023, the writers could’ve easily just never mentioned Mutt at all and most of the audience wouldn’t have complained. What they did instead was worse: They had Mutt die in Vietnam, completely off-screen, a few years before the start of the film.
It’s all devastating material, and Ford delivers it like the talented, award-winning actor he’s always been. But it’s all undermined by the very funny realization that, in essence, Mutt’s been Poochied.Crystal Skull
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