Young Indiana Jones A look inside interview

[@jackhebert2140]

I’m so sad I didn’t get to grow up with this show. I’ve now discovered it as a 23 year old, also being a massive Indy fan, and it’s so unbelievable how well this show holds up. The production alone was leagues ahead of its time in terms of scale, location and how epic you could make a tv show look. Plus coming out YEARS before shows like Smallville or Supernatural in terms of massive locations. It’s so annoying how it IS on Disney plus, but SEVERAL EPISODES ARE MISSING! WHY??!!!

[@jamesarciaga434]

In 1991 I sat next to his Dad on a flight and he was so proud that his son was just cast in this series.

[@starkiller7096]

I always see myself returning to these more then the movies

[@Big_Em366]

I just finished watching all of them. Brilliant series must watch for every Indy fan.

[@DisastrousDallas]

watching this and knowing that at some point these people must have forgot they were working, because this to them seemed like a passion, because in the end this is one of the best series that i've ever seen, even if i've only seen 3 and a few of the original cuts, but its amazing seeing what can be considered not just a series but a legacy because they went all out to create something, that now days would be laughed at for being unnecessary.

[@mercenaryknight5419]

Best live-action TV show of all time.

[@lucygriffiths7396]

Still love this

[@christopherrussell2926]

I love this documentary! Seen it a gazillion times on the 15 VHS tapes of Indiana Jones... I just wish there was a way to see it on DVD.

[@dimvalsgames9721]

Christopher Russel i think u can find the series in DVD if u check in Amazon or E - Bay.! I don't know thoug if they have this awesome documentary in the collection but they might have it.! I would love to buy it in DVD if they have my nations subs so i would look for it because i have the episodes some of the first season where he is just a kid with subs from my nation but all of the other episodes with English and that's ok but i prefer my language, u know.!

[@dimvalsgames9721]

This is by far my most loved and best series for me ever.... Ever. I just love it and i have seen some episodes like 5 to 10 times and i will see it and enjoy it for ever....!!!! Every episode is a great adventure of Young Indy or Indiana or Jonhsy or Henry or Jones that his friends called him.! I love everything about Indy the first trilogy of course of movies that rules (The 4 movie is crap) video games, books and this awesome prequel. Indy Travels all around the world meet famous people of the era like Lawrence of Arabia, Pucini, Froid, Hemingway, Albert Schweitzer, Picasso, Mata Hari and more of great and famous and outstanding personalities. Except Indy as Sean Patrick Flanery that he plays awesome u can find other famous actors and actresses like Daniel Craig, Catherine Zeta Jones and more actors and actresses that some of them made their first steps in acting and they are young. Some episodes are funny u can't stop laughing like the "Scandals of 1920" in other episodes Indiana fights in the trenches in WW1 at the "Trenches of Hell" and in one awesome episode Henry goes to find a big treasure in the episode of the "Treasure of the Peacock's Eye". And i must mention the great too Ronny Coutteure that he is the best companion of Indiana they have a lot of adventures together and Ronny died so young RIP for him and the others that are not with us in this majestic cast. An AAA series and if u guys could find it watch it and u will have the time of your life and thanks Mike for this vid. :)

[@pnwsp21stcentury81]

I will always love Indiana Jones. Not just him as an adventurer but love the movies and characters both as an adult and the young Indian Jones show as well. And I love all of the young Indiana Jones movies because he just went through so much before becoming successful, not graduating high school, he never had settled down with a girl, he had a hard relationship with his father Henry Jones Sr, and not only served in World War I, but lot of death in his life and sad stuff in his life, so Indiana Jones before becoming a professor in the movies, he had a very hard life and he was always on the move. So if anything Indiana Jones was a lot like Link from legend of Zelda not just because he was a good archaeologist but he was an awesome explorer and a warrior that would fight anything that was in front of him whether it was the Nazis, a monster, demons, a rival archaeologist(especially Beloc and Donavon) and faced a lot of evil villains that either wanted what he was looking for or or had what he wanted to find but used to item to do evil in the world. So love Indiana Jones a lot especially because of what the character went through when was younger. And even though this will probably never happen, but I also hope they explore of his youth in future Indy movies especially in the 1920’s. I don’t know if the new movies gonna be good or not but definitely want to see more Indy prequels in the future that take place in the 1920’s.

[@Bull1908]

They should have had new interviews for the DVD with Lucas, McCallum, Flannery, Cory Carrier (young Indy), Lloyd Owen (Henry Sr) around 2008 talking about experiences.

[@CloneShockTrooper]

something Disney will never be able to recreate!

[@justinamarina3774]

I love most of the stories. You all chose the best actor for Indy.

[@grant8917]

I learned about historical figures I had never from this series alone.

[@rovhalt6650]

Fantastic series

[@JUSTLO26]

Im so in love with him

[@thomaspaine6496]

Attack of the Hawkmen was the best one.

[@rvkice23]

Trenches of hell beg to differ