The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones

Indy learns love isn't easy as he sees three girls simultaneously while working on the set of a Broadway production. Things come to a head as he tries to balance the production and keeping the girls from finding out about each other.

Indy reminisces about his days in 1920's Chicago, and the night he crossed paths with cutthroat gangster Al Capone and jazz-great Sidney Bechet.

Indy works as a translator in France for peace negotiations at the end of the war. He then finds love on his way home to reconcile with his father.

The mysterious words of a dying man send Indy off on a wild hunt for the lost diamond of Alexander the Great.

Indiana Jones finds that the face of evil isn't always human on a terrifying trek from Istanbul to Transylvania.

Not only does Indy compete against dashing young writer and adventurer Ernest Hemingway for the girl of his dreams, he then joins the French Foreign Legion to find that his troubles are just beginning.

Indy lends a hand to his pals in the Australian Light Horseman Regiment. Their success rests on his shoulders, and the skills of a beautiful undercover spy.

Indy learns to dance while in Barcelona aiding the war effort as a spy. He then travels to Prague where his mission is nearly foiled by a missing telephone.

It's spy versus spy as Indy learns the ABC's of espionage on a trail from war-weary Austria to the heart of the Russian Revolution.

When Indiana Jones is shot down by the infamous Red Baron, he discovers a dangerous weapon that could change the course of the war — but can he stop it?

While serving in the Belgian army, Young Indy's life is changed when he meets doctor and humanitarian Albert Schweitzer, who shows him the true value of life.

In the middle of war-torn Africa, Indy and a group of elderly commandos take on a fiendishly powerful weapon.

Indy aids the war as a motorcycle courier for the French. He makes a daring decision to save men on the front lines. He then travels to Paris where he meets Mata Hari. The two begin a whirlwind romance, Indy soon questioning her actions.

Trapped in a German P.O.W. camp, Indy makes the acquaintance of a young Frenchman named Charles de Gaulle as they plot their daring escape.

Indy travels to Ireland where he nearly gets mixed up in a revolution. He and Remi then travel to London where Indy falls in love before heading off to war.

Young Indy finds that spies, submarines, and south-of-the-border revolutionaries don't necessarily mix.

January, 1910. The Jones family attends a meeting of the Theosophy movement in Benares, India. There young Indy befriends a young boy named Jiddu Krishnamurti who is presented by the society to be the next world teacher and possible messiah.

While attending a wedding in Russia, Young Indy runs away from his parents after a series of unfortunate accidents and encounters a Cossack.

Henry Jones Sr. takes his wife, son and the boy's tutor to the world's first psycho-analytical conference in Viena, Austria in November 1908.

Young Indy and his family meet Theodore Roosevelt, former President of the United States, who is on safari in British East Africa (now known as Kenya). Roosevelt is on an official expedition sponsored by the Smithsonian Institution to collect specimens for the National Museum in Washington.

In 1908, in support of his father's recent book on chivalry, young Henry Jones Jr. embarks on an around the world tour with his family, with stops in London, Tangiers and Egypt.