The Complete Indiana Jones Movie and TV Timeline (1908-1993)

Do you remember when Indiana Jones spent time on Broadway? We lay out a comprehensive timeline from his youth in Egypt to finding interdimensional beings. We’re catching you up on all things you may or may not remember about the beloved franchise before you watch Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny!

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Script: Ken Napzok
VO: Billy Business
Editing: Gregory Martinez-Thomas
Producers: Semhar Debessai
Thumbnail: Ryan Peterson
Director of Video Production: Max Dionne
Senior Manager of Video Production: Billy A. Patterson
Post-Production Manager: Emin Bassavand
Content Manager: Mikolaj Kossakowski

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[kazuhirala]

Holy crap, his younger years reads like the most impressive fan fiction I’ve ever seen

[joelmole]

I love how Young Indiana Jones is canon since Indy references Pancho Villa in Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.

[brentage]

I always thought the Young Indy series was like canon-adjacent fan fiction, but presented like this, it actually fits in pretty easily. Who knew?

[RedVelvetUnderground]

Crystal skull is actually rlly great. It has the new theme of dealing with aging.

Dial of destiny while sad, is heartfelt and surprising. Deals with moving on from the past and living in the present.
The hate for the franchise is so silly, the movies have always been the same in spirit, but each one brining something different and leaves a great message

[DanielSolis]

TFW you realize Young Indiana Jones has more screentime than Harrison Ford.

[barbararowley]

I never had a chance to watch Young Indiana Jones, and this makes me truly regret that! Fabulous job Billy and Ken!

[myriadmediamusings]

Glad you included Young Indy, many love to disregard it for various reasons.

[xlaurencolumbiax]

Ya know we give the fridge scene a lot of internet anger but him surviving after drinking from the grail to get eternal life it might make it make sense.

[nicward]

I like these “Cram it” types of videos. HOWEVER, I need one for the “Mission Impossible” movies.
That franchise is a bit complex. I can’t remember every character tie-in.

[RCon]

It's cool that you even included the bit from 1950 with the Native American Chief, trying to protect his peace pipe from armed thieves before Indy flashbacks about a saxophone.

[JacobDean]

Thats one hell of a life!!
Although Young Indy really had its goofy tacky moments, im glad they kept it canon.
Great video! Well done.

[HelloMisterJAMWAH]

Is it just me or does Indy become less interesting when you realise he's met every famous person in the 20th century?

[the_vegan_jedi]

Wow; Indy really got around. What a life!

[Cyclonestorm]

Is it bad I’m hoping Indy loses an eye in the upcoming film? Y’know, for consistent continuity?

[riccatron]

Excellent recap, thanks. Disney+ is currently airing all of the Young Indiana Jones Chronicles. Am sorry Dial of Destiny was not the blockbuster everyone wanted it to be. I was hoping interest would be generated to continue more adventures of Young Indy. George Lucas wrote 70 episodes, only half were produced before the series was cancelled. If finished it would have taken timeline up to the start of the movies.

[travisspazz]

Don't care what the internet wants me to believe, I'm so excited for Indy 5!!

[andyharman]

Indiana Jones 6: Indy meets Forrest Gump and together they go on a quest for an inventive writer of original screenplays. Between the two of them, they met almost every important person of the 20th century, so they really know how to find things.

[samcoulter]

Jeez, he’s been through more than Forrest Gump

[derheadbanger]

Indiana Jones has met EVERY famous and infamous person alive during his lifetime.

[ChrisConnolly-Mr.C-Dives-In]

This was well done, which ever of the crew contributed, it reminds me of when Danielle profiled the Hulk, with great attention to history and to details.