"Russia, March 1909"

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TELEVISION EPISODE
"Russia, March 1909"
Writer(s)	Frank Darabont
Airdate	N/A

"Russia, March 1909" was an unproduced episode of The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles. Initially intended for the series' third season, the material was filmed but the TV show's cancellation saw it instead form part of the TV movie Young Indiana Jones: Travels with Father (later edited into The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones story Travels with Father for home release).

Synopsis

From 2008 StarWars.com article "The Lost Chronicles of Young Indiana Jones" by Pablo Hidalgo:

Episode #32 "Russia, March 1909"

Indy's Age: 9

Subject: Literature and Religion

Character: Count Lev Tolstoy

Theme: What is Good?

Synopsis: Indy and his parents are at a palace in Russia, where Indy gets into a lot of mischief, and his parents reprimand him several times. He runs away, with the intention of returning to New Jersey because he misses his dog. On his first night out, he meets an old man who says he is also running away. Indy "hates old people," and the man "hates young people," and they have a rivalry but set off down the same road. They ultimately become friendly and discuss what is good, honesty of living, and simplicity of life. Indy discovers that the man is Tolstoy. On their journey, they have adventures with gypsies, villagers, and Cossaks.

Note: This episode was actually produced, and is part of Travels with Father found in Volume 1 of The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones on DVD.

External links

•  The Lost Chronicles of Young Indiana Jones on StarWars.com (backup link on Archive.org)