List of unproduced Young Indiana Jones episodes

During pre-production of The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, the crew developed a timeline extending from 1908 to 1922 with major events and people of the time period and George Lucas intended to produce episodes set as early as 1905 (with a 5-year-old Indiana Jones) up through 1925 (with a 24-year-old Indy). However, the series was cancelled in 1993 (with Indy at age 21) and as a result there were a number of episodes that were not produced.

Proposed episodes

The table below lists many of the unproduced episodes and concepts developed by the production team. The numbered episodes were detailed in a third season synopsis, dated February 8, 1993, and the unnumbered episodes have been confirmed by other sources.

#	Title	Notes
30	"Stockholm, December 1909"
31	"Athens, July 1910"	Reworked into Young Indiana Jones: Travels with Father
32	"Russia, March 1909"	Reworked into Young Indiana Jones: Travels with Father
33	"Jerusalem, June 1909"
34	"Tangiers, July 1909"	Reworked into new material for My First Adventure
35	"Geneva, May 1909"
36	"Tokyo, April 1910"
37	"Princeton, May 1905"	Featuring a 5-year-old Indy. Additional stories set in 1905 were also considered.
38	"Le Havre, June 1916"
39	"Ravenelle, Early February 1917"	Reworked into Young Indiana Jones and the Attack of the Hawkmen
40	"Ahlhorn, Late February 1917"	Reworked into Young Indiana Jones and the Attack of the Hawkmen
41	"Moscow, July 1919"
42	"New Guinea, March 1919"	Reworked into Young Indiana Jones and the Treasure of the Peacock's Eye
43	"Bombay, April 1919"	Reworked into Young Indiana Jones and the Treasure of the Peacock's Eye
44	"Buenos Aires, June 1919"
45	"Havana, December 1919"
46	"Hollywood, Early August 1920"	Reworked into Young Indiana Jones and the Hollywood Follies
47	"Newhall, Late August 1920"	Reworked into Young Indiana Jones and the Hollywood Follies
48	"Honduras, December 1920"
49	"Alaska, June 1921"
50	"Brazil, December 1921"
25	"Berlin, Late August 1916"	Scripted as episode 25
N/A	"New York, July 1905"
N/A	"Tibet, February 1910"
N/A	"China Sea, May 1910"
N/A	"Australia, June 1910".
N/A	"South Pacific, July 1910"
N/A	"Utah, August 1910"
N/A	"Princeton, September 1910"
N/A	episode set during January 1916
N/A	"Flanders, July 1916"
N/A	"Paris, February 1917"
N/A	episode set during April 1917
N/A	episode set during June 1917
N/A	episode set during September 1917
N/A	episode set during October 1917
N/A	"Beersheba, November 1917"	Reworked and produced as "Palestine, October 1917"
N/A	episode set during December 1917
N/A	episodes set from February to May 1918
N/A	episodes set from July to August 1918
N/A	episodes set from October 1918 to April 1919
N/A	episode set during June 1918
N/A	"Cuba, July 1919"
N/A	"Chicago, September 1919"
N/A	episodes set from October to December 1919
N/A	"Peru, January 1920"
N/A	episodes set from February to April 1920
N/A	episodes set from August to December 1920

The season three episode numbering may not be immediately apparent as a continuation of the US broadcast order, due to differences between how episodes were numbered during production and how they were released for broadcast:

• Feature-length chapters were shown as a "Movie of the Week" on ABC, as was the case with the show's debut, Young Indiana Jones and the Curse of the Jackal, so "London, May 1916" was scripted as episode one.
• A late decision was made to turn the "Chicago, April 1920" and "Chicago, May 1920" two-parter (#17 and #18) into a feature-length story to take advantage of Harrison Ford's participation.
• "Berlin, Late August 1916", written as a season two teleplay, was pulled from the production schedule.
• Four completed episodes were not aired in America.

Unproduced segments

• Bookend sequences with George Hall as "Old Indy" were scripted for the penultimate episode to air on ABC, "Istanbul, September 1918," but they went unproduced. In the scenes, the elderly Indy attends the wedding of his grandson Charlie. When the groom gets cold feet, Indy tells a story of his romance with Molly Walder.
• Likewise, bookends were scripted for the final episode to air on ABC, "Paris, May 1919", but they too were dropped. In the scenes, "Old Indy" interrupts his granddaughter's current affairs class to demand to know why her teacher had given her essay poor marks. When the teacher states that the paper was mostly irrelevant discussion of the 1919 Paris Peace Conference, Indy launches into the story of his experiences there.
• "Old Indy" bookends were also scripted for "Prague, August 1917" and "Palestine, October 1917" but the episodes aired internationally without them.

Other unfinished Young Indiana Jones projects

• The Lost Diaries of Young Indiana Jones (book series)
• Young Indiana Jones and the Adventure Spectacular (stunt show)
• Young Indiana Jones and the Mask of the Madman (young adult novel)
• Young Indiana Jones and the Ring of Power (an entry in the Stepping Stones series)
• The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles (video game)
• Young Indiana Jones at the World's Fair (video game)

External links

•  The Lost Chronicles of Young Indiana Jones on StarWars.com (backup link on Archive.org)
• [1] [2] [3] - assistant sound editor Laird Malamed's notes on unfilmed episodes
• Ideas for new season of Young Indy - at TheRaider.net
• The Other Stories - Canon? - at TheRaider.net
• Lost Tales - at TheRaider.net