My grandfather had great stories, too. He was born in 1888 and traveled in Egypt, Turkey, and France in 1907 while working on ships to get to America. He was a great story teller right up to the end of his life in 1981. So many stories. I miss the old people and their adventures.
I believe my grandfather Lord rest his soul would have enjoyed your grandfather's company. My most humblest apologies. I myself love Great Adventure films such as Indiana Jones and Alan Quartermaine even the Rocketeer, but of course I've always enjoyed one person who is my favorite super spy the name's Bond James Bond
It is true but I'm really going to miss Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones when his final film comes out this year. But Harrison Ford will continue to do so much success as an actor. I want to thank Steven Spielberg and George Lucas for giving me the greatest adventurer of my life and I also thank my godfather for getting me interested in Indiana Jones and I could also thank my dad
You also forgot that he fought against the Russians and by next month he will defeat the greatest war criminal in all of recorded history through the concept of time travel. And we also must give respect to James Mangold because without him Logan would not have been successful so I hope to God that Indiana Jones in a dial of Destiny will be his masterpiece because fans around the world who have seen Indiana Jones including myself are counting on him. But there is one person I need to be thankful for who got me influence in Indiana Jones and if I'm not mistaken it was my godfather God love him for influencing me in love with Adventure. Here is a quote for all the historical society's it is not the writing of a bus a train or a plane or even driving a car that gives us our destination it is the enjoyments of life that give us the greatest Adventure. Because the greatest moments can also be our greatest risks when you take risks you can succeed and when risks and success are part of your adventure then there shall be treasure in the end that isn't gold and it isn't diamonds it is the fact and Truth that you are alive. Well evil men want this treasure for greedy and power-mad purposes it is you that knows the truth of what treasure can do and you seeing it is a memory for a greater lifetime.
Here's how that convo should've gone: "I buy and sell companies. I r teh rich." "Yeah? I found the Holy Grail and the Ark of the Covenant, and I have Hitler's signature." **Cowers like scolded dog**
I think old Indy is pretty accurate. Besides, if you're a fan of the show, it just goes to show that his rambles are worth something. Also, he is played by a different actor, is old, and seems to have lost one eye. Sure, it doesn't look like Indy, but listen to what he says. He has the same personality he always has. Just imagine Harrison Ford saying it and it fits perfectly. Just because he's old doesn't mean he isn't cool anymore. Also, if he was born in 1899, then that would make him 109. ^_^
With all due respect to the late George Hall, I'm glad the old Indy scenes were cut from the DVDs. I hate to imagine Indy as a 'Grampa Simpson' type rambling old man...
They also wouldn't have made sense having the book ends since they reedited ALL of the episodes into TV movies and gave them full titles. Hall's presence would have had to have been reshot and wouldn't have looked good.
The bookends itself were nearly 25 years ago lol. Doubt anyone would care for the bookends from early 1990's now lol. Had the Adventures of Young Indiana Jones been released immediately, I'd say do it. Besides the episodes have also been reedited and Hall is dead that it wouldn't look good. At least if Hall was alive to redo voiceovers or something it could work.
Accept the fact, indiana jones was a grumpy but wise old man in the 90s. I was enjoyed hearing his ramble about the good old world. the great british empire. too bad they cut this part
Is he still gonna be using his whip and stuff like that in the next movie because Harrison Ford is like 77 and Indiana Jones is gonna be like 60 or something like that
I think Indiana Jones 5 is going to be the last one. Idk if Lucas (who did Young Indiana Jones Chronicles which featured Hall with the eyepatch) is invovled but that would be a good final touch to explain how Indy ends up with an eyepatch by the time its the 1990s.
Thanks StooTV!!! Please don't mind my additional info: The Old Indiana Jones Chronicles - Part 2: (includes bookends for) London, May 1916 British East Africa, September 1909 Verdun, September 1916
These snippets are great - I'm using them to pull information for the Indiana Jones wikia. Any chance you also have the closing credits for all the episodes - just to confirm role names and cast (imdb is sometimes in error), and the DVDs might cut some of the bookend cast.
Gee, today on the recent TV shows, they aren't like this anymore. I wished that they continued to show these because it would educate young minds to go out for some adventure. I am hoping to buy these series on the DVD. So far I have to save up money for the ones in Walmart.... Thanks for having these up! :D
They should recreate all the older Indy scenes with Harrison Ford and insert them back into the episodes. You could even release them with a new remastered transfer.
I hate the fact that old Indy lived in an old people's home, WTF no wonder why Lucas deleted all the scenes with old Indy Indy was still alive and well (slighty crippled, though), somewhere, in the 1990s and even the 2000s, because of the water he drank from the Grail, hell, he could be still alive, 110-125 yo...
+JoeTyler85 The problem with the bookends is they have nothing to do with the actual episodes apart from him seeing Vicky at the end. Also none of the people Indy tells a story to actually listens so the whole thing is a complete waste of time.
It could have been well show about a young archeologist no relation to Indiana Jones . Yet there are times where he shows the man that the character grew up to be. Nothing like an archeologist.
because all of the episodes had been redone and converted into tv movies. It wouldn't have made sense to add the bookends. Hall seemed like a good actor and it would have been a cool to touch to see Old Indy but by the time the Adventures of Young Indiana Jones was released anywhere from 7 (1999) to 16 years (2008) have gone by people wouldn't cared about a 1992 booked.
Hi JawaJames, I've seen your name as one of the editors of that site. Last year I signed up to the Indy wikia to fill in the Old Indy stuff and have been meaning to do it. I wouldn't mind be the main Old Indy contributor. :-) Yes, I have the closing credits with all the extra characters/actors names which were indeed cut from the VHS & DVDs. I've got it all.
I never understoon why Indy was like "grandpa simson" and why he was all weak and had that giant eye patch. He just wasnt Indiana Jones. Lucas should release the original show the way it was!
It's really neat to see these again, wow. I love all things Indy, and vaguely remembered Old Indy when this originally aired. Still, sort of depressing to see Indy grows into a doddering, sentimental old codger, crippled and blinded by bad luck or aging reflexes, and willing to lecture virtually any stranger he runs into about his not-unsubstantial but still personal history. Worst of all, he's stuck in the early 90's, yuck. Indy =/= yuppies and grunge.
I’ll give the man credit for a great match in physical appearance as well as the gentleman charm, but George Hall doesn’t quite match the voice depth or the mannerisms of Harrison Ford. That said, it’s still a nice little series if you care to consider canon. Indy 5 just might make it so…
nice =) we'd love to have someone help with contributions on YIJC, especially where it differs from the later re-releases - like with Old Indy. I just finished a big project to populate the content for "Verdun, September 1916" and i'd love an extra set of eyes to go over the cast/characters list to make sure no one was left out or mispelled. there's even entries for the Stewardess and the "Pirate of Wall Street"
This is either unrealistic or the fellow diners are incredibly rude. Who the hell would sit down at the same table as someone and not acknowledge them until they spoke?
Wait a sec.... 1960? His friend joined the Belgium army 2 years earlier? That would be.... 1958. LONG after WWII. Am I hearing Old Indy's story wrong, or is there some continuity errors here? And if this is suppose to be Indy in the 1960's in London, why does he look younger than he did in WWII which was in the 40's?
@nearadyn Sounds great mate:) My grandparents aren't exactly interesting, and on my mothers side they're all dead. I'd love to have listened to a older voice of reason. Who knows, maybe I'll be the one to listen to you :) See you in the future!
He probably figures they wouldn’t believe those stories. Heck he has a hard enough time getting folks to listen to these storiesz the Ark? Finding the cup of Christ? Crystal Skulls? They’d laugh him off faster than a crack of the bullwhip.
You can never have too much Adventures and they just don't make TV shows like this anymore everything seems to go sideways as soon as Disney starts buying all the good stuff and it feels like good old Disney back in its great days it's just a memory that we have in our lifetime Walt Disney would be disappointed and I'm very certain that Roy E Disney would be disappointed too to see how Disney has changed its moral boundaries now it's just immoral it feels like the original Legacy of Walter Disney is just Dust in the Wind but it is not Dust in the Wind to me because I will always cherish 20th Century Disney and early 21st Century Disney but when it came to Mid 21st Century Disney it feels like Disney just died. They couldn't make a great adventure story without adding all this Pride nonsense I think I'm better off working at Universal with Steven Spielberg or working in Paramount with him. I think I have a better chance of working with universal, Paramount, and amblin entertainment. Unless Disney decides to change their ways and go back to better cartoons and people love to be interested in again no more Pride nonsense then maybe some of us will go back to becoming subscribers for Disney. Because if I'm not mistaken Disney is supposed to be family-friendly more family-oriented to be precise.
My grandfather had great stories, too. He was born in 1888 and traveled in Egypt, Turkey, and France in 1907 while working on ships to get to America. He was a great story teller right up to the end of his life in 1981. So many stories. I miss the old people and their adventures.
Mike Kukral woww thats so cool
Cool
Not really he would've had to have been born at least the 1860s
I believe my grandfather Lord rest his soul would have enjoyed your grandfather's company. My most humblest apologies. I myself love Great Adventure films such as Indiana Jones and Alan Quartermaine even the Rocketeer, but of course I've always enjoyed one person who is my favorite super spy the name's Bond James Bond
That’s awesome
Kinda wish Indy was my grandfather… the ones I got were amazing though. RIP Al and Bill. Love you.
It is true but I'm really going to miss Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones when his final film comes out this year. But Harrison Ford will continue to do so much success as an actor. I want to thank Steven Spielberg and George Lucas for giving me the greatest adventurer of my life and I also thank my godfather for getting me interested in Indiana Jones and I could also thank my dad
Harrison Ford is now old Indy. Crazy how time flies.
"IRS makes threats." Dude fought Nazis, Thugee Cults, and Gangsters on six continents and you think he's scared of the tax man?
don't forget he served in both world wars and overall has had almost a century of adventures
yes
The joker was
Even the gangsters are afraid of the IRS. Tax evasion is how they nailed Al Capone.
You also forgot that he fought against the Russians and by next month he will defeat the greatest war criminal in all of recorded history through the concept of time travel. And we also must give respect to James Mangold because without him Logan would not have been successful so I hope to God that Indiana Jones in a dial of Destiny will be his masterpiece because fans around the world who have seen Indiana Jones including myself are counting on him. But there is one person I need to be thankful for who got me influence in Indiana Jones and if I'm not mistaken it was my godfather God love him for influencing me in love with Adventure. Here is a quote for all the historical society's it is not the writing of a bus a train or a plane or even driving a car that gives us our destination it is the enjoyments of life that give us the greatest Adventure. Because the greatest moments can also be our greatest risks when you take risks you can succeed and when risks and success are part of your adventure then there shall be treasure in the end that isn't gold and it isn't diamonds it is the fact and Truth that you are alive. Well evil men want this treasure for greedy and power-mad purposes it is you that knows the truth of what treasure can do and you seeing it is a memory for a greater lifetime.
Awesome work editing work. Many thanks to you!
Remember Old Indy for almost 15 years, but now it's a chance for me to watch it again. Thx again, man!
Fun fact, Harrison Ford is actually four years older now then George hall in these scenes.
Holy shit
Here's how that convo should've gone:
"I buy and sell companies. I r teh rich."
"Yeah? I found the Holy Grail and the Ark of the Covenant, and I have Hitler's signature."
**Cowers like scolded dog**
I think old Indy is pretty accurate. Besides, if you're a fan of the show, it just goes to show that his rambles are worth something. Also, he is played by a different actor, is old, and seems to have lost one eye. Sure, it doesn't look like Indy, but listen to what he says. He has the same personality he always has. Just imagine Harrison Ford saying it and it fits perfectly. Just because he's old doesn't mean he isn't cool anymore. Also, if he was born in 1899, then that would make him 109. ^_^
With all due respect to the late George Hall, I'm glad the old Indy scenes were cut from the DVDs. I hate to imagine Indy as a 'Grampa Simpson' type rambling old man...
I agree, this makes me feel like life does have meaning.
They also wouldn't have made sense having the book ends since they reedited ALL of the episodes into TV movies and gave them full titles. Hall's presence would have had to have been reshot and wouldn't have looked good.
The Bookends with the Old Indiana Jones should asll be out onto the extras on the Blu ray of Young Indiana Jones
The bookends itself were nearly 25 years ago lol. Doubt anyone would care for the bookends from early 1990's now lol. Had the Adventures of Young Indiana Jones been released immediately, I'd say do it. Besides the episodes have also been reedited and Hall is dead that it wouldn't look good. At least if Hall was alive to redo voiceovers or something it could work.
Accept the fact, indiana jones was a grumpy but wise old man in the 90s. I was enjoyed hearing his ramble about the good old world. the great british empire. too bad they cut this part
George Hall looks like an elderly Harrison Ford.
Be a funny/cool touch if they show Ford with the eyepatch and subsequent scar at the end of Indy 5.
No resemblance to Harrison Ford at all. More like Tom Poston! And he doesn't speak or act like Ford's Indiana Jones AT ALL. I never liked this series.
I’m just interested in how Indy got that eye patch.
I believe we are going to find out that part in the 5th Indiana Jones movie.
Is he still gonna be using his whip and stuff like that in the next movie because Harrison Ford is like 77 and Indiana Jones is gonna be like 60 or something like that
I think Indiana Jones 5 is going to be the last one. Idk if Lucas (who did Young Indiana Jones Chronicles which featured Hall with the eyepatch) is invovled but that would be a good final touch to explain how Indy ends up with an eyepatch by the time its the 1990s.
thank u for this parts
The IRS. Pfft. The man threw hands with Mola Ram while dangling from a bridge. And that's just ONE of his major accomplishments.
Thanks StooTV!!! Please don't mind my additional info:
The Old Indiana Jones Chronicles - Part 2: (includes bookends for)
London, May 1916
British East Africa, September 1909
Verdun, September 1916
These snippets are great - I'm using them to pull information for the Indiana Jones wikia. Any chance you also have the closing credits for all the episodes - just to confirm role names and cast (imdb is sometimes in error), and the DVDs might cut some of the bookend cast.
Gee, today on the recent TV shows, they aren't like this anymore. I wished that they continued to show these because it would educate young minds to go out for some adventure. I am hoping to buy these series on the DVD. So far I have to save up money for the ones in Walmart.... Thanks for having these up! :D
We have a new Indiana Jones movie coming and I demand we get an explanation for the eyepatch.
Forget their gona erased Indiana if you see the show on Streaming Service their erase all Footage of Old Indy
They should recreate all the older Indy scenes with Harrison Ford and insert them back into the episodes. You could even release them with a new remastered transfer.
Harrison Ford is now older than George Hall was back in '93.
George Hall still looks 20 years older than the current Harrison Ford though
I hate the fact that old Indy lived in an old people's home, WTF
no wonder why Lucas deleted all the scenes with old Indy
Indy was still alive and well (slighty crippled, though), somewhere, in the 1990s and even the 2000s, because of the water he drank from the Grail, hell, he could be still alive, 110-125 yo...
Old Indy did not live in an old people's home. Where in the world did you get that idea from?
+JoeTyler85 The problem with the bookends is they have nothing to do with the actual episodes apart from him seeing Vicky at the end. Also none of the people Indy tells a story to actually listens so the whole thing is a complete waste of time.
Maybe it just meant "loses the power to grant eternal life", rather than taking away the immortality of those who'd already sipped from it.
This is playing on Disney plus but George Hall is edited out of it. I am not pleased about that decision.
It could have been well show about a young archeologist no relation to Indiana Jones . Yet there are times where he shows the man that the character grew up to be. Nothing like an archeologist.
He’s much older than the Indy we know. There’s an easy thirty years between this and KotCS. Plenty of time to change.
And I also discoverd aliens and one of the 13 crystal skulls. And the sankara stones
They cut out the old Indy from the Young Indiana Jones chronicles, cause of the 5th Indiana Jones movie coming out and Harrison Ford is old Indiana.
No, he was cut out years before Dial of Destiny even entered production.
hay i remenber that show back in the g days
Wow...Indy met Victoria Prentice...after all of those years!!!
these are the bookends that were used when the show first aired, for some reason, they were removed from the DVDs
because all of the episodes had been redone and converted into tv movies. It wouldn't have made sense to add the bookends. Hall seemed like a good actor and it would have been a cool to touch to see Old Indy but by the time the Adventures of Young Indiana Jones was released anywhere from 7 (1999) to 16 years (2008) have gone by people wouldn't cared about a 1992 booked.
Hi JawaJames, I've seen your name as one of the editors of that site. Last year I signed up to the Indy wikia to fill in the Old Indy stuff and have been meaning to do it. I wouldn't mind be the main Old Indy contributor. :-)
Yes, I have the closing credits with all the extra characters/actors names which were indeed cut from the VHS & DVDs. I've got it all.
I never understoon why Indy was like "grandpa simson" and why he was all weak and had that giant eye patch. He just wasnt Indiana Jones. Lucas should release the original show the way it was!
Of course he wasn’t- this is way past Indy’s prime. At least thirty years after his last adventure were going to see him in. People change!
It's really neat to see these again, wow. I love all things Indy, and vaguely remembered Old Indy when this originally aired. Still, sort of depressing to see Indy grows into a doddering, sentimental old codger, crippled and blinded by bad luck or aging reflexes, and willing to lecture virtually any stranger he runs into about his not-unsubstantial but still personal history. Worst of all, he's stuck in the early 90's, yuck. Indy =/= yuppies and grunge.
Does anyone else feel like this Indiana Jones is almost not canon to the four movies
Seeing Indiana Jones in the 90s is very odd.
1992, damn indy must be ancient!
If he was in his teens and fought in World War 1, then yeah by 1992 he'd be at least in his late 80s or early 90s at best.
Indiana Jones the character was born in 1899 so he'd be around 93 in 1992.
Indeed, I've never seen the Africa one before!
I wonder if Indy is going to loose his eye in Indiana Jones 5?
That’d be a cool nod to this.
I’ll give the man credit for a great match in physical appearance as well as the gentleman charm, but George Hall doesn’t quite match the voice depth or the mannerisms of Harrison Ford. That said, it’s still a nice little series if you care to consider canon. Indy 5 just might make it so…
They should have given Old Indy some kind of religious rocket boots to fly to & from his old peoples home for adventures.
sadly there are none references or quotes from the movies
Ha ha! Good one, SirMick! : )
back in the early 90s
nice =)
we'd love to have someone help with contributions on YIJC, especially where it differs from the later re-releases - like with Old Indy. I just finished a big project to populate the content for "Verdun, September 1916" and i'd love an extra set of eyes to go over the cast/characters list to make sure no one was left out or mispelled. there's even entries for the Stewardess and the "Pirate of Wall Street"
This is either unrealistic or the fellow diners are incredibly rude. Who the hell would sit down at the same table as someone and not acknowledge them until they spoke?
Wait a sec.... 1960? His friend joined the Belgium army 2 years earlier? That would be.... 1958. LONG after WWII. Am I hearing Old Indy's story wrong, or is there some continuity errors here?
And if this is suppose to be Indy in the 1960's in London, why does he look younger than he did in WWII which was in the 40's?
Check your dates.
*****
Thank you SO much! I must have had cotton in my ears. I replayed this video just now, and am now hearing him saying, "1916". Thanks.
@nearadyn Sounds great mate:) My grandparents aren't exactly interesting, and on my mothers side they're all dead. I'd love to have listened to a older voice of reason. Who knows, maybe I'll be the one to listen to you :) See you in the future!
hey stootv im duncan im an editer for indiana jones wiki also im tryin to add info of his life between each flim
... but some years later i found the ark of covenant and the holy grail.
these is really mocking iniana jones...
He probably figures they wouldn’t believe those stories. Heck he has a hard enough time getting folks to listen to these storiesz the Ark? Finding the cup of Christ? Crystal Skulls? They’d laugh him off faster than a crack of the bullwhip.
Vicky was his true love. No doubt about it.
Still mad yer Gramps made you play "hide the sausage", eh Brian?
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You can never have too much Adventures and they just don't make TV shows like this anymore everything seems to go sideways as soon as Disney starts buying all the good stuff and it feels like good old Disney back in its great days it's just a memory that we have in our lifetime Walt Disney would be disappointed and I'm very certain that Roy E Disney would be disappointed too to see how Disney has changed its moral boundaries now it's just immoral it feels like the original Legacy of Walter Disney is just Dust in the Wind but it is not Dust in the Wind to me because I will always cherish 20th Century Disney and early 21st Century Disney but when it came to Mid 21st Century Disney it feels like Disney just died. They couldn't make a great adventure story without adding all this Pride nonsense I think I'm better off working at Universal with Steven Spielberg or working in Paramount with him. I think I have a better chance of working with universal, Paramount, and amblin entertainment. Unless Disney decides to change their ways and go back to better cartoons and people love to be interested in again no more Pride nonsense then maybe some of us will go back to becoming subscribers for Disney. Because if I'm not mistaken Disney is supposed to be family-friendly more family-oriented to be precise.
@SirMick84 tripple like
Indy looks good for 116, except for his sore eye
92
that sucks