An old man hitting on a much younger woman. Middle age men seem to hit on college girls.

These scenes were removed from the DVD release.

I find these moments with Old Indy good fun but they're also very contemporary and clash with the tone of the story that is historical in nature. Not to mention jumping from the early 90's then the 1910's and back again can be quite jarring for modern sensibilities watching in 2024 and beyond. George Lucas and his team (it wasn't just George's decision based on interviews) thought it worked better without Old Indy. I tend to agree with them. Nevertheless, thank you for sharing these as it is good to see them. In a way they remind me of George's idea of Star Wars being told by R2-D2 to the Keeper of the Whills for the Journal of the Whills. I can imagine it would've been very similar to this if he had made his Sequel Trilogy.

I hope this is still canon despite being removed from tv

I really hope that they keep Old Indy canon because he lost his son Mutt and I wish Sophia appeared more

To anyone who's trying to watch intros to episodes of Adventures The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles: ep. 2, ep. 3 The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: ep. 7 (2nd half), ep. 2 (1st half)

To anyone who's trying to watch intros to episodes of Adventures The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles: ep. 1 The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: ep. 1 (1st half), ep. 6 (2nd half)

Curious how old Indy end up like he is after Dial of Destiny. Unless the show is no longer canon.

Indy definitely taught that young punk a lesson, just because you hate your life doesn’t give you the right to take it out on other people, especially when a sweet old lady is kindly correcting your mistake. I Also love that when he’s yelling at the prison guards he sounds like a angry old Irishman

The plane Old Indy is on is a Pan American who got bankrupt in the early 1990's

So much for creativity. That's a total ripoff from old movies.

3:37 Old Indy has an action scene...😂

That closing book at the end is somewhat symbolic, as this is the last time (chronologically) that we, the audience, see Indiana Jones.

Hall was just so damn good in this!

Carrie Fisher?!?!

And, if I live to be 93 I hope I am as cool as Indy is in that last scene!

Reminds me just a little of a fine show from about 1991 "My Life and Times," also about an older man reminiscing.

And bless you for posting these!

One of a number of series they tried opposite "60 Minutes." I always loved, loved, loved! The wraparound story with Old Indy. And I'm with George Hall, who wanted at least one episode with 93 year old Indy having a modern day adventure! You can't tell me he wasn't still getting into trouble! (And loving it!)

Went on holiday here before i watched thr film, beautiful place.

I tell you Spain in ww1 was every spy's dream

Just gets an accent out of nowhere lol

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“Your little adventure” is gotta be the most belittling thing ever to say to your son that just got back from surviving ww1, I can see why they didn’t talk for 20 years after that

So how old is he? 120?

Not saying wiping out all trace of George’s acting was the right choice, but as someone on the outside looking in who’s never seen this series, these scenes are fucking horrible! Comedy gold, but wow are they some of the most tone breaking shit ever.

Convinced Indy’s long lost daughter’s mom is Willie Scott

This is still canon in my mind, Indy’s long lost daughter belongs to him and Willie.

Why does he have an accent though lol

This is not ”inspiration” but rather an inspired case of artistic theft.

I remember the first time I saw this. When Indy pointed himself out in the photograph I gasped and got goosebumps.

Why does he sound Irish?

Good to see that even in his mid-90s Indy still doinncool things like riding a monster truck 🤠🚚

Im realy confused that james bond is now part of the indiana jones canon. What with sean conery being indys dad and all

right...this OLD INDY is basically HF indy well into the future?

I just finished watching the Young Indiana Jones Chronicles today on Disney+ and didn't even know that these were removed. I came here because I remember hearing something about a scene with a 90-year-old Dr. Jones, but I would've never imagined that there were scenes for the beginning and end of each episode! It's a crime that Disney took these out. They give the show so much great context, I'm so glad I got to see them. Thank you for putting these up, I am forever in your debt.

Guess since Salla died of old age or retired and return to Chairo Indy can’t get free taxi.

To all the nay-sayers about George and Sean Ptricks portrayal of Indy according to a interview they both gave they came in for the read and afterwards was told to make the character there own and that was all the direction they got. The showrunners reckoned the fans would want it because it was Indy and not care how the character was played.

I wonder if this old Indy is still canon after Dial of Destiny.

the best thing is that now Ford is actually identical to Hall 😅

so great to see these again! It's been so long I misremembered Old Indy having a hook, not just an eyepatch. Guess I mixed him up with my memories of pirate stories... charming!

I would have loved to see all this footage restored on the DVDs!

an old guy having flashbacks and telling stories is really what the series was all about. canon

I wonder if Indy found a picture of himself during WW2.

I had actually hoped that Indiana Jones 5 would show us the incident that led to the eye missing

Old Indi should Never have been removed from the show. Its how I personally remember it and i'm rewatching it now sadly without him and its just feels like something is missing

Baby veal is redundant

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny

1:30 his been in the sequel with Mac and Helena’s dad.