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Sean Patrick Flanery | Indiana Jones | |
Isolde Barth | Helene Schweitzer | |
Christian Cloarec | Captain Rostand | |
Yann Collette | Colonel Pernod | |
Ronny Coutteure | Remy | |
Isaach De Bankolé | Sgt. Barthelmy | |
Michel Duchaussoy | Major Boucher | |
Jurgen Muller | Major Kleist | |
Bryan Pringle | Zachariah Sloat | |
Friedrich von Thun | Albert Schweitzer | |
Corey Carrier | Henry Jones | |
Ruth De Sosa | Anna Jones | |
George Hall | Dr. Henry Jones | |
Lloyd Owen | Professor Henry Jones | |
Margaret Tyzack | Miss Seymour | |
George Hall | Old Indy | |
Ronny Coutteure | Remy Baudouin | |
Lloyd Owen | Professor Henry Jones / Sr. | |
Corey Carrier | Henry 'Indiana' Jones / Jr. | |
Julian Firth | Richard Meinertzhagen/Lambert | |
Leon Pridgen | CJ/Jeffens/Jeffers | |
Jay Underwood | Ernest Hemingway/Hemingway | |
Jason Flemyng | Emile | |
Timothy Spall | Cunningham - Masseur | |
Jeffrey Wright | Sidney Bechet/Sidney Bichet | |
Douglas Henshall | T.E. Lawrence |
Director |
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Producer |
George Lucas
Rick McCallum |
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Writer |
George Lucas
Frank Darabont |
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Cinematography |
David Tattersall
Giles Oliver Stapleton |
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Musician |
Joel McNeely
Laurence Rosenthal |
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The now legendary, almost mythical character of Indiana Jones once had a childhood. Every episode starts out with the elderly man that he is in the 1990's getting into a specific situation where he has to tell a story from his past. The stories go back to when he was ten years old and on a world tour with his father, and to his late-teens when he fought in World War I. |
Disc 01 | |
Seen it: Yes 1. Trenches of Hell: Somme & Germany 1916 | |
Indy (as Corporal Henri Defense) and Remy have enlisted and are attached to a Belgian company fighting in the trenches of World War I. After their unit suffers catastrophic losses, all of the officers are dead and, even though only a corporal, Indy is the highest ranking soldier left in the unit. Their unit is assigned an interim French commander, Captain Moreau, and are ordered to take a hilltop Chateau, which they do with only 13 men left alive. The Germans counterattack and the hill is lost, Indy is captured, and Remy's whereabouts are left unknown.
Indy is sent to a prison camp after being captured by the German army. That same day, he joins a band of inmates in a prison break. The escape attempt fails and he is recaptured and transfered to a maximum security prison in a German castle. There he meets Charles De Gaulle, who has also been captured several times trying to escape. The two plot another prison break after which Indy escapes and De Gaulle is recaptured. |
Disc 02 | |
Seen it: Yes 2. Deamons of Deception: Verdun & Paris 1916 | |
Indiana Jones (as Corporal Henri Defense) is working as a motorcycle courier for the French army. He has numerous close calls delivering orders to officers on the front line. When General Joseph Joffre gives Indy orders to send men to certain death Indy makes a courageous decision.
Indy and Remy are lucky to receive two weeks leave from the trenches because of string-pulling by noteworthy friends of Indy's father. They both are excited to head off to Paris. There Indy meets dancer Mata Hari and has a romance with her. He is arrested and questioned by French police as Mata Hari is suspected of being a spy. |
Disc 03 | |
Seen it: Yes 3. The Phantom Train of Doom: German East Africa Nov. 1916 | |
Indy (as Lieutenant Henri Defense) leads his Askari African soldiers to victory in an attack on an enemy stronghold and is promoted to Captain. His unit is sent across the Congo on an important mission but most die of disease and exhaustion.
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Disc 04 | |
Seen it: Yes 4. Oganga, the Giver and Taker of Life: German East Africa Dec. 1916 & Congo 1917 | |
Indy (as Lieutenant Henri Defense) leads his Askari African soldiers to victory in an attack on an enemy stronghold and is promoted to Captain. His unit is sent across the Congo on an important mission but most die of disease and exhaustion.
Indy and Remy meet Albert Schweitzer and his wife. Indy learns valuable lessons on the sanctity of life. |
Disc 05 | |
Seen it: Yes 5. Attack of the Hawkmen: Ravanel, France & Alhorn, Germany 1917 | |
Indy becomes an aerial photographer but is captured by the Red Baron. He then is sent into Germany on a spy mission to try and convince Anthony Fokker to defect to the French side of the war.
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Disc 06 | |
Seen it: Yes 6. Adventures in the Secret Service: Austria & Petrograd 1917 | |
Indy is sent on an espionage mission to try and convince the new Austro-Hungarian Emperor Karl to leave the war.
Indy is working in intelligence in St Petersburg during the growing political unrest there. He attends a speech by Vladimir Lenin and sees his friends cutdown during a protest by government troops. |
Disc 07 | |
Seen it: Yes 7. Espionage Escapades: Barcelona & Prague 1917 | |
Indy joins up with an international trio of spies plotting against their German counterparts in the neutral city of Barcelona. After his old acquaintance Pablo Picasso helps him get a job at the Ballets Russes, Indy devises a plan to forge a love letter written by the German cultural attaché to make it seem the man was having an affair with the Countess of Toledo.
Indy is on assignment in Prague, meets Franz Kafka and becomes entangled in a maddening web of bureaucracy. |
Disc 08 | |
Seen it: Yes 8. Daredevils of the Desert: Palestine 1917 | |
In this second part set in Palestine (see episode no. 31) Indy aids the attack on the German-held town of Beersheba by the soldiers of the Australian Light Horse Regiment.
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Disc 09 Bonus | |
Seen it: Yes 9. Trenches Of Hell, Part 1 (Somme, Early August 1916) | |
Seen it: Yes 10. Trenches Of Hell, Part 2 (Germany, Mid-August 1916) | |
Seen it: Yes 11. Barcelona, May 1917 | |
Seen it: Yes 12. The Mystery of the Blues, Chicago, April 1920 (1) | |
Seen it: Yes 13. The Mystery of the Blues, Chicago, May 1920 (2) | |
Seen it: Yes 14. Princeton, February 1916 | |
Seen it: Yes 15. Petrograd, July 1917 | |
Seen it: Yes 16. The Scandal of 1920, New York, June 1920 (1) | |
Seen it: Yes 17. The Scandal of 1920, New York, July 1920 (2) | |
Seen it: Yes 18. Vienna, November 1908 | |
Seen it: Yes 19. Northern Italy, June 1918 | |
Seen it: Yes 20. The Phantom Train of Doom, German East Africa, November 1916 (1) | |
Seen it: Yes 21. The Phantom Train of Doom, German East Africa, November 1916 (2) | |
Seen it: Yes 22. Ireland, April 1916 | |
Seen it: Yes 23. Paris, September 1908 | |
Seen it: Yes 24. Peking, March 1910 | |
Seen it: Yes 25. Benares, January 1910 | |
Seen it: Yes 26. Demons Of Deception , Paris, October 1916 (2) | |
Seen it: Yes 27. Istanbul, September 1918 | |
Seen it: Yes 28. Paris, May 1919 | |
Seen it: Yes 29. Prague, August 1917 | |
Seen it: Yes 30. Florence, May 1908 | |
Seen it: Yes 31. Palestine, October 1917 (1) | |
Seen it: Yes 32. Transylvania, January 1918 | |
Seen it: Yes 33. The Hollywood Follies, Hollywood, August 1920 (1) | |
Seen it: Yes 34. The Hollywood Follies, Hollywood, August 1920 (2) | |
Seen it: Yes 35. Treasure of the Peacock's Eye, London/Egypt, November 1919 (1) | |
Seen it: Yes 36. Treasure of the Peacock's Eye, South Pacific, November 1919 (2) | |
Seen it: Yes 37. Attack of the Hawkmen, Ravenelle, Germany, 1917 (1) | |
Seen it: Yes 38. Attack of the Hawkmen, Ahlgorn, Germany 1917 (2) | |
Seen it: Yes 39. Travels with Father, Russia 1910 (1) | |
Seen it: Yes 40. Travels with Father, Athens 1910 (2) | |
Seen it: Yes 41. Tangiers 1908 | |
Seen it: Yes 42. Morocco 1917 | |
Seen it: Yes 43. Palestine, October 1917 (2) | |
Seen it: Yes 44. Princeton 1919 | |
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