The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles

 

The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles

 

The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles was a television series created by George Lucas to tell the Indiana Jones stories is his young age as we saw in the beginning of the Last Cruzade. Some episodes have the character around 10 years old play be Corey Carrier but in most episodes he has between 16 and 22 years old and is played by Sean Patrick Flanery.

In seasons 1 and 2 "Old Indy" bookend the segments, including the 4 unaired episodes “Florence, September 1909”, “Prague, August 1917”, “Palestine, October 1917” and “Transylvania, September 1918”. Although George Hall bookend the episode “Mystery of The Blues”, Harrison Ford also made a bookend, set in 1950.

Season I (1992)

Episode	Title	Airdate
1.	Young Indiana Jones and the Curse of the Jackal	March 4, 1992
2.	"London, May 1916"	March 11, 1992
3.	"British East Africa, September 1909"	March 18, 1992
4.	"Verdun, September 1916"	March 25, 1992
5.	"German East Africa, December 1916"	April 1, 1992
6.	"Congo, January 1917"	April 8, 1992

Season II (1992-1993)

Episode	Title	Airdate
7.	"Austria, March 1917"	September 21, 1992
8.	"Somme, Early August 1916"	September 28, 1992
9.	"Germany, Mid-August 1916"	October 5, 1992
10.	"Barcelona, May 1917"	October 12, 1992
11.	Young Indiana Jones and the Mystery of the Blues	March 13, 1993
12.	"Princeton, February 1916"	March 20, 1993
13.	"Petrograd, July 1917"	March 27, 1993
14.	Young Indiana Jones and the Scandal of 1920	April 3, 1993
15.	"Vienna, November 1908"	April 10, 1993
16.	"Northern Italy, June 1918"	April 17, 1993
17.	Young Indiana Jones and the Phantom Train of Doom	June 5, 1993
18.	"Ireland, April 1916"	June 12, 1993
19.	"Paris, September 1908"	June 19, 1993
20.	"Peking, March 1910"	June 26, 1993
21.	"Benares, January 1910"	July 3, 1993
22.	"Paris, October 1916"	July 10, 1993
23.	"Istanbul, September 1918"	July 17, 1993
24.	"Paris, May 1919"	July 24, 1993

Season III (1994-1996)

The third "season" consisted of four television movies which aired from 1994 to 1996. No "Old Indy" bookend segments were filmed for the television movies, although Sean Patrick Flanery bookended Young Indiana Jones and the Travels with Father.

Episode	Title	Airdate
25.	Young Indiana Jones and the Hollywood Follies	October 15, 1994
26.	Young Indiana Jones and the Treasure of the Peacock's Eye	January 15, 1995
27.	Young Indiana Jones and the Attack of the Hawkmen	October 8, 1995
28.	Young Indiana Jones: Travels with Father	June 16, 1996

Film versions

In 1996, George Lucas hired T.M. Christopher to aid in re-editing the complete series into twenty-two feature-length episodes. Four new episodes was produce and segments added in the middle of 90 minutes episodes for continuity. The series was also retitled The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones. Each chapter contains two episodes, with all the chapters being in chronological order. As such, the scenes where the Old Indy reminisces, are never seen in these versions. Nevertheless they are available in StooTV YouTube channel.  

• Chapter 1: My First Adventure (Egypt + Tangiers 1908)
• Chapter 2: Passion for Life (British East Africa + Paris 1908)
• Chapter 3: The Perils of Cupid (Vienna + Florence 1908)
• Chapter 4: Travels with Father (Russia + Athens 1910)
• Chapter 5: Journey of Radiance (Benares + Beijing 1910)
• Chapter 6: Spring Break Adventure (Princeton + Mexico 1916)
• Chapter 7: Love's Sweet Song (Ireland + London 1916)
• Chapter 8: Trenches of Hell (Somme + Germany 1916)
• Chapter 9: Demons of Deception (Verdun + Paris 1916)
• Chapter 10: Phantom Train of Doom (German East Africa 1916)
• Chapter 11: Oganga, the Giver and Taker of Life (German East Africa + Congo 1916)
• Chapter 12: Attack of the Hawkmen (Ravanelle + Alhorn, Germany 1917)
• Chapter 13: Adventures in the Secret Service (Austria + Petrograd 1917)
• Chapter 14: Espionage Escapades (Barcelona + Prague 1917)
• Chapter 15: Daredevils of the Desert (Palestine 1917)
• Chapter 16: Tales of Innocence (Northern Italy + Morocco 1917)
• Chapter 17: Masks of Evil (Istanbul +Transylvania 1918)
• Chapter 18: Treasure of the Peacock's Eye (London/Egypt + South Pacific 1919)
• Chapter 19: Winds of Change (Paris + Princeton 1919)
• Chapter 20: The Mystery of the Blues (Chicago 1920)
• Chapter 21: The Scandal of 1920 (New York 1920)
• Chapter 22: The Hollywood Follies (Hollywood 1920)

 

Young Indy Restored

https://www.youtube.com/@youngindyrestored9630

This is a passion project (2019) in the vein of the Star Wars Despecialized that tried to revert the changes made by George Lucas in the Star Wars original trilogy. The idea is to have a version of the films as were shown in the movie theaters in 1977, 1980 and 1983. For the Yong Indy the intent is the same to have a version of the series as shown in the television in its original run in the nineties with the Old Indy introductions and bookends. As the Star Wars original trilogy was never released in High Definition (the best released versions was the LaserDisks) the Young Indy original version was also not released. So this YouTube channel has the episodes the way they originally aired on american television back in 1992 and '93.

 

Listed below are all 44 episodes of the series, organized by story chronology:

Episode	Title	Airdate	Prod. #	Old
1.	"Egypt, May 1908"	March 4, 1992	1-1	1.1
2.	"Tangiers, 1908"	NEW (1996)	3-9	----
3.	"British East Africa, May 1908" (Sept 1909)	March 18, 1992	1-4	2.2
4.	"Paris, September 1908"	June 19, 1993	2-16	10
5.	"Vienna, November 1908"	April 10, 1993	2-11	8.1
6.	"Florence, September 1909" (May 1908)	UNAIRED	2-22
7.	"Russia, 1910"	June 16, 1996	3-7	SPF
8.	"Athens, 1910"	June 16, 1996	3-8	SPF
9.	"Benares, January 1910"	July 3, 1993	2-18	11
10.	"Peking, March 1910"	June 26, 1993	2-17
11.	"Princeton, February 1916"	March 20, 1993	2-7	6.3
12.	"Mexico, March 1916"	March 4, 1992	1-2	1.2
13.	"Ireland, April 1916"	June 12, 1993	2-15	9
14.	"London, May 1916"	March 11, 1992	1-3	2.1
15.	"Somme, Early August 1916"	September 28, 1992	2-2	4.2
16.	"Germany, Mid-August 1916"	October 5, 1992	2-3	4.3
17.	"Verdun, September 1916"	March 25, 1992	1-5	2.3
18.	"Paris, October 1916"	July 10, 1993	2-19	13
19.	"German East Africa, November 1916" (1)	June 5, 1993	2-13
20.	"German East Africa, November 1916" (2)	June 5, 1993	2-14
21.	"German East Africa, December 1916"	April 1, 1992	1-6	3.1
22.	"Congo, January 1917"	April 8, 1992	1-7	3.2
23.	"Ravenelle, Germany, Early February 1917"	October 8, 1995	3-5	----
24.	"Alhorn, Germany, Late February 1917"	October 8, 1995	3-6	----
25.	"Austria, March 1917"	September 21, 1992	2-1	4.1
26.	"Petrograd, July 1917"	March 27, 1993	2-8	7.1
27.	"Barcelona, May 1917"	October 12, 1992	2-4	5
28.	"Prague, August 1917"	UNAIRED	2-23
29.	"Palestine, October 1917" (1)	UNAIRED	2-24
30.	"Palestine, October 1917" (2)	NEW	3-11	----
31.	"Northern Italy, June 1918"	April 17, 1993	2-12	8.2
32.	"Morocco, 1918"	NEW (1996)	3-10	----
33.	"Istanbul, September 1918"	July 17, 1993	2-20
34.	"Transylvania, September 1918"	UNAIRED	2-25	12
35.	"London/Egypt, November 1919"	January 15, 1995	3-3	----
36.	"South Pacific, November 1919"	January 15, 1995	3-4	----
37.	"Paris, May 1919"	July 24, 1993	2-21
38.	"Princeton 1919"	NEW	3-12	----
39.	"Chicago, April 1920"	March 13, 1993	2-5	6.1
40.	"Chicago, May 1920"	March 13, 1993	2-6	6.2
41.	"New York, June 1920"	April 3, 1993	2-9	7.2
42.	"New York, July 1920"	April 3, 1993	2-10	7.3
43.	"Hollywood, August 1920" (1)	October 15, 1994	3-1	----
44.	"Hollywood, August 1920" (2)	October 15, 1994	3-2	----