The Old Indiana Jones Chronicles - Part 13

In a grocery store, Old Indy tells the tale of his encounter with Mata Hari as a young man.

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[cchris000043]

Do they ever reveal how Indy lost his eye?

[StooTV]

@cchris000043 No, the fate of his lost eye has never been revealed.

[bestbuyextras221]

Hey Everyone...I uploaded the book end for Florence May 1908, its the only one Stoo seems to be missing, its in french though...take a look..

[StooTV]

@bestbuyextras221 Hi, there, BestBuyExtras221. Actually, I do have the Florence bookends (in English w/Flemish subtitles) as well as the pair for Peking 1910 but haven't bothered uploading them yet. Been waiting for a rainy day...Funny that you followed suit and titled your clip "Part 14"!

[kamdan2011]

Can you imagine what it would have been like if there was wrap-arounds like this one for the films?

[JMYodaTHX]

"Ya think the Pancho Villa thing is cool Mutt? Well when I was in France during the Great War, Mata Hari popped my cherry!" I always found it odd that this episode had sex scenes while the Indy films left the sex off screen. Christian groups that loved crap like Dr. Quinn ignored this series, only to blast it over this episode. I love the series miss Old Indy on the DVDs. I have the series on tape somewhere but they are missing so I'm DLing these in the mean-time. Thanks Stoo

[Fektthis]

thanks for shopping at hills. boy that dates this thing as much as the date on it. they didn't last much longer than this series did. loved the series tho

[jedivisconti]

Well, you have a big matterial man, fantstic to see it all over again, the old Indy, it brings me good memories back there in the begining of the 90's, thanks, see you. It's a shame Lucas put this material off the DVD, well, let's see what happenes with Indy V.

[cvala632]

@Indysgal38

Sounds as though you're thinking of the special bookend for the "Mystery of The Blues" episode, when Harrison Ford reprised the role. As I understand it, this was during his filming of "The Fugitive" (1992, if I remember right), and as such Indy sported a beard for the occasion. I'm noticing the six month gap between your query and this reply, but this is just in case you hadn't discovered this one on your own yet.

[MysteryFedoraMan]

So wait, the stuff in the train at the beginning of 'Demons of Deception' is new?! Flanery actually looks the same age, and the film stock looks far better then its usual atrocious state in the linking material. Could it have been a cut scene they reinstated for the DVDs perhaps? A rare instance of extra material?