The Old Indiana Jones Chronicles - Part 3 

Indeed! I love Indy's face at the end when he sees the happy family reunion and smiles. A great show, with a great message.

"You listen to me you little snot!". George Hall was brilliant at this.

After watching Dial of Destiny, at 6:10 I can't help but believe that when he's smiling at the parents who have just been told their daughter will be okay, Indy is thinking about Mutt and Marion. Of course, that wouldn't be the case for when the episodes were broadcast, but now, it's all I can imagine.

This was one of my favorite episodes too, though I just realize that originally that they were split up apart as the DVD version has it in its entirety, though without old Indy. I like old Indy, I think the fact people either fall asleep or not pay enough attention to his stories represents how history can repeat itself since it's not taken into consideration in modern day activity.

This is the best chapter of Young Indy series: Oganga, giver and taker of life. Albert Schweitzer and Indy are great heroes! I love them!

Damn Indy cured a mans racism lol

Thanks StooTV!!! Please don't mind my additional info: The Old Indiana Jones Chronicles - Part 3: (includes bookends for) German East Africa, December 1916 Congo, January 1917

I love that you put these on here. This, apart from a few acceptions like pancho villa or "Ned", is the best part of the young Indy Series. I think it is insulting that George Hall was taken out. You should make DVD's of the old Indy scenes.

I have a hard time believing Harrison Ford morphs into this man.

Wow! This is an important part of the Albert Schweitzer's Reverence for Life episode. Too bad it was left out of the DVD version.

great, thanks for uploading! Missed these parts from the new DVD cut.

By this point, Mutt would have been a Nearly 60 year old Man, had he'd show up.

How he got the sting is beyond my understanding, I'll focus on the episode.

@bigernb Nice to be a part of the Indy Lore. :)

Could anyone transcript the texts of these valuable films? I am interested in, but my listening-skills of American English are very bad.

@MDew1 Nice to see you here, MDew! :-) In answer to your question: Yes.

Wasn't that doctor also in "Mystery of the Blues?"

You never know

6:00 It’s Dactar Jones too you

Thanks for the reply, bigernb! I would gladly make you a copy on DVD, if you want. A few more questions, if you don't mind: Was this filmed in Wilmington, N.Carolina? What was the name of the hosptial? Did you get to talk to George Hall (Old Indy)? The epsiode in April '92. Do you recall when it was filmed?

You are very welcome! Which person in the backroom are you? I would LOVE to read your recollections of the filming. Please send me a private message or I can send you my e-mail.

what blood type said indy has ?

What was the African boys name

3:30 Tupac

Jones is such a progressive thinker. Only he can turn that racist MAGA into a saint.

It's a crime to have taken these out of the dvd release. What a shame.