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* The sudden GenreShift into "vampire horror" during the "Masks of Evil" two-parter is abrupt for any viewer, particularly the younger ones, who thus far have been enjoying the LighterAndSofter route of young Indy's adventures. In this episode Indy fights a Romanian nobleman who is all but explicitly stated to be Vlad Tepes himself; furthermore, he's a literal vampire in a series where supernatural beings tend to be rare and usually completely inscrutable. There's nothing about that with Targo; he's a sadist who leaves the staked bodies of his victims impaled around his castle, and vivisects one of young Indy's allies [[CruelAndUnusualDeath alive and screaming]] for his own pleasure, all of which is ''shockingly'' graphic compared to previous episodes.
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* Some episodes from the UsefulNotes/WorldWarI saga, such as "Trenches of Hell" and "Demons of Deception"; since despite the BloodlessCarnage, they show a gritty picture of trench warfare. Indy witnesses [[DeadlyGas poison gas]] attacks while serving in France; in one instance, a soldier loses his gas mask and desperately searches for one and begs the other soldiers for a gas mask with no success, as he begins to die a painful death from the gas. And soon the terror is amplified when [[KillItWithFire flamethrower]] teams emerge from the gas cloud.
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