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Han Solo

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	*''[[LEGO Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Brick]]'' {{Nc}}		*''[[LEGO Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Brick]]'' {{Nc}}
	*''[[LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures]]'' {{Nc}}		*''[[LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures]]'' {{Nc}}
		+	*''[[LEGO Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues]]'' {{Nc}} {{C\|[[w:c:starwars:Carbonite\|Carbonite]]}}
	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings]]'' {{C\|Unlockable skin}}		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings]]'' {{C\|Unlockable skin}}
	*''[[Mercenaries: Playground of Destruction]]'' {{Nc}}		*''[[Mercenaries: Playground of Destruction]]'' {{Nc}}

Lowell Thomas

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Appearances:

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	*{{AYIJ\|Tales of Innocence}}		*{{AYIJ\|Tales of Innocence}}
		+	*{{YIJC\|Young Indiana Jones: Travels with Father}}

	==External links==		==External links==

The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles

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Lowell Thomas

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-	'''Lowell Jackson Thomas''' ( – ) was an [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States American] [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Writer writer], [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Presenter broadcaster], and traveller best known as the man who made [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T._E._Lawrence Lawrence of Arabia] famous. So varied were Thomas's activities that when it came time for the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Library_of_Congress Library of Congress] to catalog his memoirs they were forced to put them in "CT" ("biographies of subjects who do not fit into any other category") in their [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Library_of_Congress_Classification classification].	+	'''Lowell Thomas''' was a journalist who encountered [[Indiana Jones]] in [[1917]].
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		+	==Appearances==
		+	*{{AYIJ\|Tales of Innocence}}
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		+	==External links==
		+	*{{WP\|Lowell Thomas}}
		+	[[Category:Historical figures\|Thomas, Lowell]]
		+	[[Category:Journalists\|Thomas, Lowell]]

ABC

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	The '''American Broadcasting Company''' ('''ABC''') is one of the major television networks in the United States.		The '''American Broadcasting Company''' ('''ABC''') is one of the major television networks in the United States.

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Franklin

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	==Biography==		==Biography==

-	He was one of the soldiers who accompanied [[Irena Spalko]] and Dovchenko to [[Hangar 51]] in [[Nevada]], disguised as an American soldier named Franklin. On the way he raced [[Jimmy Keegan]] despite "[[Roosevelt]]'s" objections.	+	He was one of the soldiers who accompanied [[Irina Spalko]] and Dovchenko to [[Hangar 51]] in [[Nevada]], disguised as an American soldier named Franklin. On the way there, he was goaded into a race with [[Jimmy Keegan]] despite "[[Roosevelt]]'s" objections.

	When [[Indiana Jones]] made his bid for freedom, it was Franklin's machine gun that he grabbed with his whip and threw to [[George McHale\|Mac]].		When [[Indiana Jones]] made his bid for freedom, it was Franklin's machine gun that he grabbed with his whip and threw to [[George McHale\|Mac]].

Indiana Jones

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	During [[1910]], Indy and his family were staying in [[Russia]] with friends of his father's who invited them to their daughter's wedding. Indy tried to behave himself and enjoy the wedding at the same time, but failed to do so. He leaned against a cart with crystal on it which sent it crashing into a passing waiter. Indy's father took him out into the hall to reprimand him. He told Indy that he was to stand in the hall and not move, however, Indy disobeyed him. As he walked into an adjoining room, he brushed against a handle attached to the rope a huge chandelier was hanging from. The handle came unlocked and the chandelier crashed down onto the wedding cake. Indy's parents looked on in disbelief and his mother brought him to his room. Indy apologized to his mother, but she told him that his father would deal with him in the morning. Indy, feeling he was being treated unfairly, climbed down a gutter drain outside his window and ran away.		During [[1910]], Indy and his family were staying in [[Russia]] with friends of his father's who invited them to their daughter's wedding. Indy tried to behave himself and enjoy the wedding at the same time, but failed to do so. He leaned against a cart with crystal on it which sent it crashing into a passing waiter. Indy's father took him out into the hall to reprimand him. He told Indy that he was to stand in the hall and not move, however, Indy disobeyed him. As he walked into an adjoining room, he brushed against a handle attached to the rope a huge chandelier was hanging from. The handle came unlocked and the chandelier crashed down onto the wedding cake. Indy's parents looked on in disbelief and his mother brought him to his room. Indy apologized to his mother, but she told him that his father would deal with him in the morning. Indy, feeling he was being treated unfairly, climbed down a gutter drain outside his window and ran away.

-	The next morning, Miss Seymour woke Indy's parents to tell them that Indy was gone. Indy's father began to search for him. Indy, sleeping in a haystack, was awoken by a small weasel. He tried to shoot it with his slingshot, but hit [[Leo Tolstoy\|an old man]] who was also sleeping in the haystack. The old man advanced on him swinging a stick and yelling in Russian. Indy said that he didn't speak Russian, so the man started yelling at him in English. The man said how he hated young people and walked off with Indy's slingshot. Indy followed him trying to get his slingshot back. The man told him to stop following him, but Indy refused. The man gave him back his slingshot and told him to get off his side of the rode.	+	The next morning, Miss Seymour woke Indy's parents to tell them that Indy was gone. Indy's father began to search for him. Indy, sleeping in a haystack, was awoken by a small weasel. He tried to shoot it with his slingshot, but hit [[Leo Tolstoy\|an old man]] who was also sleeping in the haystack. The old man advanced on him swinging a stick and yelling in Russian. Indy said that he didn't speak Russian, so the man started yelling at him in English. The man said how he hated young people and walked off with Indy's slingshot. Indy followed him trying to get his slingshot back. The man told him to stop following him, but Indy refused. The man gave him back his slingshot and told him to get off his side of the road.

	[[Image:Indy tolstoy.jpg\|thumb\|200px]]		[[Image:Indy tolstoy.jpg\|thumb\|200px]]

-	Indy walked with the old man (on his side of the rode) and explained how he was running away back to America. When Indy questioned why the man didn't want to turn Indy into his parents the man said that he never did what he was supposed to do and he was also running away. Indy didn't believe him because he was old. The man asked him if he thought only little boys were driven crazy by their parents.	+	Indy walked with the old man (on his side of the road) and explained how he was running away back to America. When Indy questioned why the man didn't want to turn Indy into his parents the man said that he never did what he was supposed to do and he was also running away. Indy didn't believe him because he was old. The man asked him if he thought only little boys were driven crazy by their parents.

	Meanwhile, Indy's parents were getting extremely worried about him. Indy asked the man if he was going to miss anyone. The man said he would miss his dogs. Indy said he missed his dog also. Indy's sole came off his boot and the man said he'll fix it. The man showed Indy his prize possession, his bible. Indy showed him his baseball mitt and ball. He explained to him the basics of the game and showed him his baseball card collection. Indy said he wouldn't give up his prize card for all of the gold in China. The man said he felt the same way about his bible.		Meanwhile, Indy's parents were getting extremely worried about him. Indy asked the man if he was going to miss anyone. The man said he would miss his dogs. Indy said he missed his dog also. Indy's sole came off his boot and the man said he'll fix it. The man showed Indy his prize possession, his bible. Indy showed him his baseball mitt and ball. He explained to him the basics of the game and showed him his baseball card collection. Indy said he wouldn't give up his prize card for all of the gold in China. The man said he felt the same way about his bible.

User talk:84.3.75.195

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Lowell Thomas

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lowell_Thomas

'''Lowell Jackson Thomas''' ( – ) was an [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States American] [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Writer writer], [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Presenter broadcaster], and traveller best known as the man who made [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T._E._Lawrence Lawrence of Arabia] famous. So varied were Thomas's activities that when it came time for the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Library_of_Congress Library of Congress] to catalog his memoirs they were forced to put them in "CT" ("biographies of subjects who do not fit into any other category") in their [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Library_of_Congress_Classification classification].

The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles

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	{{Quote\|Before the world discovered Indiana, Indiana discovered the world.\|Tagline\|The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles}}		{{Quote\|Before the world discovered Indiana, Indiana discovered the world.\|Tagline\|The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles}}
-	'''''The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles''''', commonly refered to as '''''Young Indy''''', is an [[Wikipedia:Emmy Award\|Emmy Award]]-winning [[United States\|American]] [[Wikipedia:Television series\|television series]] created by [[George Lucas]], which ran on [[ABC]] from [[1992]] to [[1993]]. It explores the youth of the fictional character [[Indiana Jones]], who is portrayed as taking part in many significant events of the early 20th century. The series features four incarnations of the title character; [[Sean Patrick Flanery]] played Indy aged 16 through 21, [[Corey Carrier]] played the 9 through 10 year-old Indy, and [[George Hall]] portrayed an elderly Jones for the [[Wikipedia:Framing device\|framing]] [[bookend]]s of most episodes. Additionally, [[Harrison Ford]] reprised his role for [[Young Indiana Jones and the Mystery of the Blues\|a season two episode]], taking the usual place of Hall.	+	'''''The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles''''', commonly refered to as '''''Young Indy''''', is an [[Wikipedia:Emmy Award\|Emmy Award]]-winning [[United States\|American]] [[Wikipedia:Television series\|television series]] created by [[George Lucas]], which ran on [[ABC]] from 1992 to 1993. It explores the youth of the fictional character [[Indiana Jones]], who is portrayed as taking part in many significant events of the early 20th century. The series features four incarnations of the title character; [[Sean Patrick Flanery]] played Indy aged 16 through 21, [[Corey Carrier]] played the 9 through 10 year-old Indy, and [[George Hall]] portrayed an elderly Jones for the [[Wikipedia:Framing device\|framing]] bookends of most episodes. Additionally, [[Harrison Ford]] reprised his role for [[Young Indiana Jones and the Mystery of the Blues\|a season two episode]], taking the usual place of Hall.

	Lucas, who had previously served as executive producer and provided the stories for the [[List of Indiana Jones films\|Indiana Jones feature films]], began developing the series in 1990 as "[[Wikipedia:Edutainment\|edutainment]]" that would be more [[Wiktionary:Cerebral\|cerebral]] than the films. The show was his first collaboration with producer [[Rick McCallum]]. Lucas again served as executive producer, and wrote the stories for many of the episodes. Writers and directors on the show included [[Carrie Fisher]], [[Frank Darabont]], [[Vic Armstrong]], [[Terry Jones]] and [[Ben Burtt]]. In the show, Indy crosses path with many historical figures, who were played by stars such as [[Christopher Lee]], [[Bob Peck]], [[Jeffrey Wright]], and [[Marc Warren]].<ref name=younghearn>Hearn, p.170-179</ref>		Lucas, who had previously served as executive producer and provided the stories for the [[List of Indiana Jones films\|Indiana Jones feature films]], began developing the series in 1990 as "[[Wikipedia:Edutainment\|edutainment]]" that would be more [[Wiktionary:Cerebral\|cerebral]] than the films. The show was his first collaboration with producer [[Rick McCallum]]. Lucas again served as executive producer, and wrote the stories for many of the episodes. Writers and directors on the show included [[Carrie Fisher]], [[Frank Darabont]], [[Vic Armstrong]], [[Terry Jones]] and [[Ben Burtt]]. In the show, Indy crosses path with many historical figures, who were played by stars such as [[Christopher Lee]], [[Bob Peck]], [[Jeffrey Wright]], and [[Marc Warren]].<ref name=younghearn>Hearn, p.170-179</ref>

-	''Young Indy'' debuted on [[ABC]] on [[March 4]], [[1992]]. Though critically acclaimed,<ref>''The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones'' Media Kit, pg. 5</ref> it lasted two seasons before being canceled in 1993 due to low ratings. Four made-for-TV movies based on the series were produced from 1994 to 1996, and aired on [[Wikipedia:USA Family\|The Family Channel]]. The series was comprehensively re-edited and re-packaged for home video as ''[[The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones]]'', which was partially released on VHS in 1999, and released in full on DVD in 2007 and 2008.	+	''Young Indy'' debuted on [[ABC]] on March 4, 1992. Though critically acclaimed,<ref>''The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones'' Media Kit, pg. 5</ref> it lasted two seasons before being canceled in 1993 due to low ratings. Four made-for-TV movies based on the series were produced from 1994 to 1996, and aired on [[Wikipedia:USA Family\|The Family Channel]]. The series was comprehensively re-edited and re-packaged for home video as ''[[The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones]]'', which was partially released on VHS in 1999, and released in full on DVD in 2007 and 2008.

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-	''The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles'' debuted on [[American Broadcasting Company\|ABC]] on March 4, 1992 with the feature-length pilot episode, "[[Young Indiana Jones and the Curse of the Jackal]]". ABC was unsure of Lucas's cerebral approach, and attempted to advertise the series as an action-adventure like the films.<ref name=younghearn/> The series aired weekly until mid-April. Ratings had been decent, if unspectacular, and ABC was nervous enough to put it on hiatus after six episodes until September, when four more episodes were aired weekly.<ref name=younghearn/>	+	''The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles'' debuted on [[ABC]] on March 4, 1992 with the feature-length pilot episode, "[[Young Indiana Jones and the Curse of the Jackal]]". ABC was unsure of Lucas's cerebral approach, and attempted to advertise the series as an action-adventure like the films.<ref name=younghearn/> The series aired weekly until mid-April. Ratings had been decent, if unspectacular, and ABC was nervous enough to put it on hiatus after six episodes until September, when four more episodes were aired weekly.<ref name=younghearn/>

-	The series was re-launched in March 1993 with "[[Young Indiana Jones and the Mystery of the Blues]]", which guest starred [[Harrison Ford]] in an attempt to boost ratings. Seventeen subsequent episodes aired regularly until June, when ABC cancelled the show. With four episodes left of the second season to air, ABC eventually sold the show to [[The Family Channel]]. They changed the format from 45-minute episodes to 90-minute TV movies.<ref name=schedule/> The Family Channel later broadcast the unaired episodes and also produced four TV movies that were broadcast from 1994 to 1996.	+	The series was re-launched in March 1993 with "[[Young Indiana Jones and the Mystery of the Blues]]", which guest starred [[Harrison Ford]] in an attempt to boost ratings. Seventeen subsequent episodes aired regularly until June, when ABC cancelled the show. With four episodes left of the second season to air, ABC eventually sold the show to The Family Channel. They changed the format from 45-minute episodes to 90-minute TV movies.<ref name=schedule/> The Family Channel later broadcast the unaired episodes and also produced four TV movies that were broadcast from 1994 to 1996.

	In the late 1990s and early 2000s, US cable companies rebroadcast portions of the series. In 1996, Lucas and editor T.M. Christopher re-edited the series into 22 feature-length episodes known as "chapters", which make up ''[[The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones]]''. While the original television broadcast versions skipped around chronologically in the character's life—alternating stories between Indy as a child and Indy as a teenager—the chapter versions present Indy's life in chronological order. The chapters correspond to two one-hour TV episodes, combined together, with the George Hall bookend segments removed. In order to connect some episodes, Lucas shot a large amount of bridging footage, while he also expanded some episodes with new footage. In 1998 and 1999, the Fox Family Channel (now ABC Family Channel) rebroadcast the four TV movies that it shown earlier as The Family Channel.		In the late 1990s and early 2000s, US cable companies rebroadcast portions of the series. In 1996, Lucas and editor T.M. Christopher re-edited the series into 22 feature-length episodes known as "chapters", which make up ''[[The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones]]''. While the original television broadcast versions skipped around chronologically in the character's life—alternating stories between Indy as a child and Indy as a teenager—the chapter versions present Indy's life in chronological order. The chapters correspond to two one-hour TV episodes, combined together, with the George Hall bookend segments removed. In order to connect some episodes, Lucas shot a large amount of bridging footage, while he also expanded some episodes with new footage. In 1998 and 1999, the Fox Family Channel (now ABC Family Channel) rebroadcast the four TV movies that it shown earlier as The Family Channel.

Franklin

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-	'''"Franklin"''' was a Russian soldier that served under [[Antonin Dovchenko]] in [[1957]].	+	'''"Franklin"''' was a Russian soldier who served under [[Antonin Dovchenko]] in [[1957]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==

-	He was one of the ones who accompanied her and Dovchenko to [[Hangar 51]] in [[Nevada]], disguised as an American soldier named Franklin, during which time he was goaded into a race with [[Jimmy Keegan]] despite "[[Roosevelt]]'s" objections.	+	He was one of the soldiers who accompanied [[Irena Spalko]] and Dovchenko to [[Hangar 51]] in [[Nevada]], disguised as an American soldier named Franklin. On the way he raced [[Jimmy Keegan]] despite "[[Roosevelt]]'s" objections.

	When [[Indiana Jones]] made his bid for freedom, it was Franklin's machine gun that he grabbed with his whip and threw to [[George McHale\|Mac]].		When [[Indiana Jones]] made his bid for freedom, it was Franklin's machine gun that he grabbed with his whip and threw to [[George McHale\|Mac]].

Indiana Jones

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Meeting Tolstoy:

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	During [[1910]], Indy and his family were staying in [[Russia]] with friends of his father's who invited them to their daughter's wedding. Indy tried to behave himself and enjoy the wedding at the same time, but failed to do so. He leaned against a cart with crystal on it which sent it crashing into a passing waiter. Indy's father took him out into the hall to reprimand him. He told Indy that he was to stand in the hall and not move, however, Indy disobeyed him. As he walked into an adjoining room, he brushed against a handle attached to the rope a huge chandelier was hanging from. The handle came unlocked and the chandelier crashed down onto the wedding cake. Indy's parents looked on in disbelief and his mother brought him to his room. Indy apologized to his mother, but she told him that his father would deal with him in the morning. Indy, feeling he was being treated unfairly, climbed down a gutter drain outside his window and ran away.		During [[1910]], Indy and his family were staying in [[Russia]] with friends of his father's who invited them to their daughter's wedding. Indy tried to behave himself and enjoy the wedding at the same time, but failed to do so. He leaned against a cart with crystal on it which sent it crashing into a passing waiter. Indy's father took him out into the hall to reprimand him. He told Indy that he was to stand in the hall and not move, however, Indy disobeyed him. As he walked into an adjoining room, he brushed against a handle attached to the rope a huge chandelier was hanging from. The handle came unlocked and the chandelier crashed down onto the wedding cake. Indy's parents looked on in disbelief and his mother brought him to his room. Indy apologized to his mother, but she told him that his father would deal with him in the morning. Indy, feeling he was being treated unfairly, climbed down a gutter drain outside his window and ran away.

-	The next morning, Miss Seymour woke Indy's parents to tell them that Indy was gone. Indy's father began to search for him. Indy, sleeping in a haystack, was awoken by a small weasel. He tried to shoot it with his slingshot, but hit [[Leo Tolstoy\|an old man]] who was also sleeping in the haystack. The old man advanced on him swinging a stick and yelling in Russian. Indy said that he didn't speak Russian, so the man started yelling at him in English. The man said how he hated young people and walked off with Indy's slingshot. Indy followed him trying to get his slingshot back. The man told him to stop following him, but Indy refused. The man gave him back his slingshot and told him to get off his side of the ride.	+	The next morning, Miss Seymour woke Indy's parents to tell them that Indy was gone. Indy's father began to search for him. Indy, sleeping in a haystack, was awoken by a small weasel. He tried to shoot it with his slingshot, but hit [[Leo Tolstoy\|an old man]] who was also sleeping in the haystack. The old man advanced on him swinging a stick and yelling in Russian. Indy said that he didn't speak Russian, so the man started yelling at him in English. The man said how he hated young people and walked off with Indy's slingshot. Indy followed him trying to get his slingshot back. The man told him to stop following him, but Indy refused. The man gave him back his slingshot and told him to get off his side of the rode.

	[[Image:Indy tolstoy.jpg\|thumb\|200px]]		[[Image:Indy tolstoy.jpg\|thumb\|200px]]

User talk:72.75.78.59

2009-11-20T00:19:15Z

welcoming new contributor

New page

==Welcome==
Hi, welcome to Indiana Jones Wiki. Thanks for your edit to the [[:Indiana Jones]] page.

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Indiana Jones

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Meeting Tolstoy:

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	Indy walked with the old man (on his side of the rode) and explained how he was running away back to America. When Indy questioned why the man didn't want to turn Indy into his parents the man said that he never did what he was supposed to do and he was also running away. Indy didn't believe him because he was old. The man asked him if he thought only little boys were driven crazy by their parents.		Indy walked with the old man (on his side of the rode) and explained how he was running away back to America. When Indy questioned why the man didn't want to turn Indy into his parents the man said that he never did what he was supposed to do and he was also running away. Indy didn't believe him because he was old. The man asked him if he thought only little boys were driven crazy by their parents.

-	Meanwhile, Indy's parents were getting extremely worried about him. Indy asked the man if he was going to miss anyone. The man said he would miss his dogs. Indy said he missed his dog also. Indy's sole came off his book and the man said he'll fix it. The man showed Indy his prize possession, his bible. Indy showed him his baseball mitt and ball. He explained to him the basics of the game and showed him his baseball card collection. Indy said he wouldn't give up his prize card for all of the gold in China. The man said he felt the same way about his bible.	+	Meanwhile, Indy's parents were getting extremely worried about him. Indy asked the man if he was going to miss anyone. The man said he would miss his dogs. Indy said he missed his dog also. Indy's sole came off his boot and the man said he'll fix it. The man showed Indy his prize possession, his bible. Indy showed him his baseball mitt and ball. He explained to him the basics of the game and showed him his baseball card collection. Indy said he wouldn't give up his prize card for all of the gold in China. The man said he felt the same way about his bible.

	With Indy's boot fixed, the two continued on their way. They began to feel hungry and Indy started eating the apple he brought with him. He offered the man one bite, but the man managed to eat half of the apple with his one bite. Indy complained, but the man told him that things should be divided each according to his needs. Since he was bigger than Indy, he required more. Indy stated that it was his apple, but the man said that it grew on a tree in the ground and belonged to the world. Indy said he would never share anything with him again.		With Indy's boot fixed, the two continued on their way. They began to feel hungry and Indy started eating the apple he brought with him. He offered the man one bite, but the man managed to eat half of the apple with his one bite. Indy complained, but the man told him that things should be divided each according to his needs. Since he was bigger than Indy, he required more. Indy stated that it was his apple, but the man said that it grew on a tree in the ground and belonged to the world. Indy said he would never share anything with him again.

Indiana Jones

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Sources:

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	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Golden Vampires]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Golden Vampires]]''
	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom Sourcebook]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom Sourcebook]]''
		+	*''[[Indiana Jones Artifacts]]''
	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Sky Pirates and Other Tales]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Sky Pirates and Other Tales]]''
	*''[[Indiana Jones: The Ultimate Guide]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones: The Ultimate Guide]]''

User talk:Re007wazhere

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Welcome II:

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	Please leave a message on [[User talk:Vetinari\|my talk page]] if I can help with anything! -- [[User:Vetinari\|Vetinari]] ([[User_talk:Vetinari\|Talk]]) 00:10, November 17, 2009		Please leave a message on [[User talk:Vetinari\|my talk page]] if I can help with anything! -- [[User:Vetinari\|Vetinari]] ([[User_talk:Vetinari\|Talk]]) 00:10, November 17, 2009
		+
		+	==Welcome II==
		+	Actually, those welcomes are actually automatically generated with one of the admins' names attached. Though I would have done if that feature hadn't been introduced. Welcome aboard, anyway. ;)

René Emile Belloq

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	==Sources==		==Sources==
	*''[[Raiders of the Lost Ark Sourcebook]]''		*''[[Raiders of the Lost Ark Sourcebook]]''
		+	*''[[Indiana Jones Artifacts]]''
	*''[[Indiana Jones: The Ultimate Guide]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones: The Ultimate Guide]]''
	*''[[The Greatest Adventures of Indiana Jones]]''		*''[[The Greatest Adventures of Indiana Jones]]''

User talk:Vetinari

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Thanks!: new section

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		+
		+	== Thanks! ==
		+
		+	Hi Vetinari ,
		+	Thanks for creating me a page :D

Shanghai

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	==Sources==		==Sources==
	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom Sourcebook]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom Sourcebook]]''
-	*[[The Official Shanghai Travel Website]]

	==External links==		==External links==

Shanghai

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Sources:

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	==Sources==		==Sources==
	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom Sourcebook]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom Sourcebook]]''
		+	*[[The Official Shanghai Travel Website]]

	==External links==		==External links==

User:Sarra55

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blocked [[Sarra55 (Talk | contribs)]] with an expiry time of 1 month (account creation disabled, cannot edit own talk page) Inserting false information: and removing content from pages

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-	This article lists all of Indy's adventures, regardless of medium. The timeline corresponds to the [[Template:Adventure timeline\|Adventure timeline template]]. (Note that for the purposes of the template, flashbacks, bookends and other such story segments are ignored.)	+	This article lists all of Indy's adventures, regardless of medium. The timeline corresponds to the [[Template:Adventure timeline\|Adventure timeline template]]. (Note that for the purposes of the template, flashbacks, bookends and other such story segments are ignored.)

	==Timeline==		==Timeline==
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	*''[[Travels with Father]]''		*''[[Travels with Father]]''
	*''[[Journey of Radiance]]''		*''[[Journey of Radiance]]''
-	*''<u>Instruments of Chaos Starring Young Indiana Jones</u>''
	*''[[The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles (magazine)]]''		*''[[The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles (magazine)]]''
	**"[[Indy in China: The Runaway Adventure]]" {{C\|short story}}		**"[[Indy in China: The Runaway Adventure]]" {{C\|short story}}
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	*''[[Hollywood Follies]]''		*''[[Hollywood Follies]]''

-	===<u>1921</u>===
-
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-	*''<u>Indiana Jones and the Temple of Secrets</u>''
	===[[1922]]===		===[[1922]]===
	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Peril at Delphi]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Peril at Delphi]]''
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	===[[1924]]===		===[[1924]]===
	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Unicorn's Legacy]]'' {{C\|flashback}}		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Unicorn's Legacy]]'' {{C\|flashback}}
-	*<u>''Indiana Jones and the Temple of Seth''</u>	+
	===[[1925]]===		===[[1925]]===
	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Dance of the Giants]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Dance of the Giants]]''
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	===[[1926]]===		===[[1926]]===
	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Seven Veils]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Seven Veils]]''
-	*''<u>Indiana Jones and the Lost Horizon</u>''	+
	===[[1927]]===		===[[1927]]===
	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Genesis Deluge]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Genesis Deluge]]''
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	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Sky Pirates]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Sky Pirates]]''
	*''[[Indiana Jones and the White Witch]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the White Witch]]''
-	*''<u>Indiana Jones and his Desktop Adventures</u>''
	*''[[Indiana Jones Adventures: Volume 1]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones Adventures: Volume 1]]''
	===[[1931]]===		===[[1931]]===
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	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Cult of the Mummy's Crypt]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Cult of the Mummy's Crypt]]''
	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Secret of the Sphinx]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Secret of the Sphinx]]''
-	*''<u>Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril</u>''	+
	===[[1935]]===		===[[1935]]===
	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Shrine of the Sea Devil]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Shrine of the Sea Devil]]''
	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Cup of the Vampire]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Cup of the Vampire]]''
-	*''<u>Indiana Jones in the Lost Kingdom</u>''
	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb]]''
	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom]]''
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	*''[[Indiana Jones und das Geheimnis der Osterinseln]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones und das Geheimnis der Osterinseln]]''

-	===<u>1942</u>===
-
-
-	*''<u>Indiana Jones and the Lost Puzzles</u>''
	===[[1943]]===		===[[1943]]===
	*''[[Indiana Jones und das Gold von El Dorado]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones und das Gold von El Dorado]]''
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	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Spear of Destiny]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Spear of Destiny]]''

-	===<u>1946</u>===
-
-
-	*''<u>Indiana Jones and the Curse of El Dorado</u>''
	===[[1947]]===		===[[1947]]===
	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Iron Phoenix]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Iron Phoenix]]''
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	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine]]''

-	===<u>1948</u>===
-
-
-	*''<u>Indiana Jones and the Mask of the Elephant</u>''
-	===<u>1949</u>===
-
-
-	*''<u>Indiana Jones and the Secret of the Stone Tiger</u>''
	===[[1950]]===		===[[1950]]===
	*''[[Mystery of the Blues]]'' {{C\|bookends}}		*''[[Mystery of the Blues]]'' {{C\|bookends}}
-	*''<u>Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Crystal Skull</u>''
-	===<u>1951</u>===

-
-	*''<u>Indiana Jones and the Temple of Yearning{{c\|short story}}</u>''
-	===<u>1952</u>===
-
-
-	*''<u>Indiana Jones and the Tree of Life</u>''
-	===<u>1953</u>===
-
-
-	*''<u>Indiana Jones and the Jewel of the Ancients</u>''
-	===<u>1954</u>===
-
-
-	*''<u>Indiana Jones and the Wrath of Hecate</u>''
-	===<u>1955</u>===
-
-
-	*''<u>Indiana Jones and the Hidden Treasure of the Kings</u>''
-	===<u>1956</u>===
-
-
-	*''<u>Indiana Jones and the Gold of Kublai Khan</u>''
	===[[1957]]===		===[[1957]]===
	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull]]''

-	===<u>1958</u>===
-
-
-	*''<u>Indiana Jones and the Lost Island</u>''
-	===<u>1959</u>===
-
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-	*''<u>Indiana Jones and the Eternal Cross of Paradise</u>''
	===[[1992]]===		===[[1992]]===
	*''[[The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles]]''		*''[[The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles]]''
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	**"[[Florence, May 1908]]" {{C\|bookends}}		**"[[Florence, May 1908]]" {{C\|bookends}}
	**"[[Prague, August 1917]]" {{C\|bookends}}		**"[[Prague, August 1917]]" {{C\|bookends}}
-	**"[[Transylvania, January 1918]]" {{C\|bookends}}	+	**"[[Transylvania, January 1918]]" {{C\|bookends}}
		+
		+	===Date unknown===
		+	*''[[Indiana Jones in the Lost Kingdom]]''
		+	* ''[[Indiana Jones and the Mask of the Elephant]]''
		+	* ''[[Indiana Jones and his Desktop Adventures]]''
		+	*''[[Instruments of Chaos starring Young Indiana Jones]]''
		+	*''[[Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Crystal Skull]]''
		+	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Secret of the Stone Tiger]]''
		+	*''[[Free Comic Book Day 2009]]''
		+	** "[[Indiana Jones and the Temple of Yearning]]" {{c\|short story}}

	==External links==		==External links==

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	==Timeline==		==Timeline==
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	*''[[Travels with Father]]''		*''[[Travels with Father]]''
	*''[[Journey of Radiance]]''		*''[[Journey of Radiance]]''
		+	*''<u>Instruments of Chaos Starring Young Indiana Jones</u>''
	*''[[The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles (magazine)]]''		*''[[The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles (magazine)]]''
	**"[[Indy in China: The Runaway Adventure]]" {{C\|short story}}		**"[[Indy in China: The Runaway Adventure]]" {{C\|short story}}
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	*''[[Hollywood Follies]]''		*''[[Hollywood Follies]]''

		+	===<u>1921</u>===
		+
		+
		+	*''<u>Indiana Jones and the Temple of Secrets</u>''
	===[[1922]]===		===[[1922]]===
	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Peril at Delphi]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Peril at Delphi]]''
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	===[[1924]]===		===[[1924]]===
	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Unicorn's Legacy]]'' {{C\|flashback}}		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Unicorn's Legacy]]'' {{C\|flashback}}
-		+	*<u>''Indiana Jones and the Temple of Seth''</u>
	===[[1925]]===		===[[1925]]===
	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Dance of the Giants]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Dance of the Giants]]''
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	===[[1926]]===		===[[1926]]===
	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Seven Veils]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Seven Veils]]''
-		+	*''<u>Indiana Jones and the Lost Horizon</u>''
	===[[1927]]===		===[[1927]]===
	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Genesis Deluge]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Genesis Deluge]]''
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	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Sky Pirates]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Sky Pirates]]''
	*''[[Indiana Jones and the White Witch]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the White Witch]]''
		+	*''<u>Indiana Jones and his Desktop Adventures</u>''
	*''[[Indiana Jones Adventures: Volume 1]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones Adventures: Volume 1]]''
	===[[1931]]===		===[[1931]]===
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	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Cult of the Mummy's Crypt]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Cult of the Mummy's Crypt]]''
	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Secret of the Sphinx]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Secret of the Sphinx]]''
-		+	*''<u>Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril</u>''
	===[[1935]]===		===[[1935]]===
	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Shrine of the Sea Devil]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Shrine of the Sea Devil]]''
	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Cup of the Vampire]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Cup of the Vampire]]''
		+	*''<u>Indiana Jones in the Lost Kingdom</u>''
	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb]]''
	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom]]''
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	*''[[Indiana Jones und das Geheimnis der Osterinseln]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones und das Geheimnis der Osterinseln]]''

		+	===<u>1942</u>===
		+
		+
		+	*''<u>Indiana Jones and the Lost Puzzles</u>''
	===[[1943]]===		===[[1943]]===
	*''[[Indiana Jones und das Gold von El Dorado]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones und das Gold von El Dorado]]''
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	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Spear of Destiny]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Spear of Destiny]]''

		+	===<u>1946</u>===
		+
		+
		+	*''<u>Indiana Jones and the Curse of El Dorado</u>''
	===[[1947]]===		===[[1947]]===
	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Iron Phoenix]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Iron Phoenix]]''
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	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine]]''

		+	===<u>1948</u>===
		+
		+
		+	*''<u>Indiana Jones and the Mask of the Elephant</u>''
		+	===<u>1949</u>===
		+
		+
		+	*''<u>Indiana Jones and the Secret of the Stone Tiger</u>''
	===[[1950]]===		===[[1950]]===
	*''[[Mystery of the Blues]]'' {{C\|bookends}}		*''[[Mystery of the Blues]]'' {{C\|bookends}}
		+	*''<u>Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Crystal Skull</u>''
		+	===<u>1951</u>===

		+
		+	*''<u>Indiana Jones and the Temple of Yearning{{c\|short story}}</u>''
		+	===<u>1952</u>===
		+
		+
		+	*''<u>Indiana Jones and the Tree of Life</u>''
		+	===<u>1953</u>===
		+
		+
		+	*''<u>Indiana Jones and the Jewel of the Ancients</u>''
		+	===<u>1954</u>===
		+
		+
		+	*''<u>Indiana Jones and the Wrath of Hecate</u>''
		+	===<u>1955</u>===
		+
		+
		+	*''<u>Indiana Jones and the Hidden Treasure of the Kings</u>''
		+	===<u>1956</u>===
		+
		+
		+	*''<u>Indiana Jones and the Gold of Kublai Khan</u>''
	===[[1957]]===		===[[1957]]===
	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull]]''

		+	===<u>1958</u>===
		+
		+
		+	*''<u>Indiana Jones and the Lost Island</u>''
		+	===<u>1959</u>===
		+
		+
		+	*''<u>Indiana Jones and the Eternal Cross of Paradise</u>''
	===[[1992]]===		===[[1992]]===
	*''[[The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles]]''		*''[[The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles]]''
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	**"[[Florence, May 1908]]" {{C\|bookends}}		**"[[Florence, May 1908]]" {{C\|bookends}}
	**"[[Prague, August 1917]]" {{C\|bookends}}		**"[[Prague, August 1917]]" {{C\|bookends}}
-	**"[[Transylvania, January 1918]]" {{C\|bookends}}	+	**"[[Transylvania, January 1918]]" {{C\|bookends}}
-
-	===Date unknown===
-	*''[[Indiana Jones in the Lost Kingdom]]''
-	* ''[[Indiana Jones and the Mask of the Elephant]]''
-	* ''[[Indiana Jones and his Desktop Adventures]]''
-	*''[[Instruments of Chaos starring Young Indiana Jones]]''
-	*''[[Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Crystal Skull]]''
-	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Secret of the Stone Tiger]]''
-	*''[[Free Comic Book Day 2009]]''
-	** "[[Indiana Jones and the Temple of Yearning]]" {{c\|short story}}

	==External links==		==External links==

Talk:Indiana Jones

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Dividing up the page.:

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	I was thinking the same thing, when I found this old discussion. I also find the size annoying. What I would propose is to divide Indy's biography into 3 parts of his life, that means the "Carrier period", the "Phoenix-Flannery period" and "Ford-Hall period". It would serve both as a tidied chapter-ization of his biography and also an episode guide of some sorts. '''MoffRebus'''<sup>[[User_talk:MoffRebus\|My Talk]]</sup> 18:13, November 17, 2009 (UTC)		I was thinking the same thing, when I found this old discussion. I also find the size annoying. What I would propose is to divide Indy's biography into 3 parts of his life, that means the "Carrier period", the "Phoenix-Flannery period" and "Ford-Hall period". It would serve both as a tidied chapter-ization of his biography and also an episode guide of some sorts. '''MoffRebus'''<sup>[[User_talk:MoffRebus\|My Talk]]</sup> 18:13, November 17, 2009 (UTC)
		+	*If diving the page was going to happen, I'd suggest cutting back on the specific details of stories and moving them to the relevant product pages rather than having more articles for the one guy. [[User:Vetinari\|<b><span style="color: black">Vetinari</span></b>]]<sup>[[User talk:Vetinari\|(Appointment)]]</sup> 20:55, November 17, 2009 (UTC)

LEGO Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues

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-	'''''LEGO Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues''''' is the sequel to ''[[LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures]]'' which will once again feature the first three [[Indiana Jones (franchise)\|''Indiana Jones'']] movies in addition to the fourth installment ''[[Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull]]'' and several new features. It is scheduled to be released on November 17, 2009.	+	'''''LEGO Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues''''' is the sequel to ''[[LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures]]'' which will once again feature the first three [[Indiana Jones (franchise)\|''Indiana Jones'']] movies in addition to the fourth installment ''[[Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull]]'' and several new features. The game was released on November 17, 2009.

	==Publisher's summary==		==Publisher's summary==

Indiana Jones Wiki:Current events

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	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Army of the Dead]]'' novel by [[Steve Perry]] - Del Rey - September 29, 2009		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Army of the Dead]]'' novel by [[Steve Perry]] - Del Rey - September 29, 2009
	*''[[Omnibus: The Further Adventures Volume 2]]'' - September 30, 2009		*''[[Omnibus: The Further Adventures Volume 2]]'' - September 30, 2009
		+	*''[[LEGO Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues]]'' - LucasArts - November 17, 2009

	==Upcoming Indiana Jones releases==		==Upcoming Indiana Jones releases==
-	*''[[LEGO Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues]]'' - LucasArts - November 17, 2009
	*''[[Omnibus: The Further Adventures Volume 3]]'' - March 17, 2010		*''[[Omnibus: The Further Adventures Volume 3]]'' - March 17, 2010

Talk:Indiana Jones

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	*I also think the page's images need to be spread out a bit better aswell with picture of the Jones y'know ''doing'' things. The page is getting cluttered, there's no need for one of Jones in the Well of Souls and the Map room just ''standing'' there. [[User:Vetinari\|<font color="black">'''Vetinari'''</font>]] ([[User talk:Vetinari\|<font size="1">Appointment</font>]]) 18:35, 4 February 2009 (UTC)		*I also think the page's images need to be spread out a bit better aswell with picture of the Jones y'know ''doing'' things. The page is getting cluttered, there's no need for one of Jones in the Well of Souls and the Map room just ''standing'' there. [[User:Vetinari\|<font color="black">'''Vetinari'''</font>]] ([[User talk:Vetinari\|<font size="1">Appointment</font>]]) 18:35, 4 February 2009 (UTC)
	**Just noting that the YIJC stuff (except ''My First Adventure'') needs rewritten as it's ripped from theindyexperience.com's old timeline as do the Further Adventures taken straight off the raider.net. [[User:Vetinari\|<font color="black">'''Vetinari'''</font>]] ([[User talk:Vetinari\|<font size="1">Appointment</font>]]) 19:03, 2 March 2009 (UTC)		**Just noting that the YIJC stuff (except ''My First Adventure'') needs rewritten as it's ripped from theindyexperience.com's old timeline as do the Further Adventures taken straight off the raider.net. [[User:Vetinari\|<font color="black">'''Vetinari'''</font>]] ([[User talk:Vetinari\|<font size="1">Appointment</font>]]) 19:03, 2 March 2009 (UTC)
		+
		+	I was thinking the same thing, when I found this old discussion. I also find the size annoying. What I would propose is to divide Indy's biography into 3 parts of his life, that means the "Carrier period", the "Phoenix-Flannery period" and "Ford-Hall period". It would serve both as a tidied chapter-ization of his biography and also an episode guide of some sorts. '''MoffRebus'''<sup>[[User_talk:MoffRebus\|My Talk]]</sup> 18:13, November 17, 2009 (UTC)

Dark Phantom

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The '''Dark Phantom''' was the lead character in ''[[The Dark Phantom Strikes!]]'' radio show, capable of rendering himself invisible with his [[Tibetan Darkness Power]].

When his arch nemesis [[Marco Phillips]] kidnapped his Girl Friday [[Penelope (radio)|Penelope]], the Dark Phantom and sidekick [[Buddy]] pursued them to the [[Brooklyn Bridge]] at midnight.

There, the Dark Phantom found Phillips threatenting to throw Penelope of the bridge if he made a move toward him. Despite Penelope telling him to use his Darkness Power, the Dark Phantom knew that as soon as he began to disappear, Phillips would finish her.

==Sources==
*[[Indiana Jones Adventures (WEG)|''Indiana Jones Adventures'']]
[[Category:Fiction]]

The Dark Phantom Strikes!

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{{Quote|And now, for the latest thrilling installment of 'The Dark Phantom Strikes!'|Announcer|Indiana Jones Adventures (WEG)}}

'''''The Dark Phantom Strikes!''''' was a live, episodic radio mystery and supernatural-detective drama broadcast by [[WXXL Radio]] in [[1926]], just days into the station going on the air. The show was a tea, of writer, on which [[Gregor]] was sound engineer.

The program starred the [[Dark Phantom]], a pulp vigilante armed with his "[[Tibetan Darkness Power]]" which could render him invisible, along with his sidekick [[Buddy]], facing off against the machinations of Dark's Phantom's arch nemesis: criminal mastermind, [[Marco Phillips]].

==Sources==
*[[Indiana Jones Adventures (WEG)|''Indiana Jones Adventures'']]
[[Category:Culture]]

Yamada Hajime

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-	Doctor '''Yamada Hajime''' was a [[Japan\|Japanese]] officer on searching for the [[Heart of Darkness]] on [[Zile Muri-yo]] in [[1943]]. He was killed in the search for the artifact and became a ''[[zombi]]'' pawn of [[Marie Arnoux]].	+	Doctor '''Yamada Hajime''' was a [[Japan\|Japanese]] officer searching for the [[Heart of Darkness]] on [[Zile Muri-yo]] in [[1943]]. He was killed in the search for the artifact and became a ''[[zombi]]'' pawn of [[Marie Arnoux]].

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	[[Category:Characters appearing in novels]]		[[Category:Characters appearing in novels]]
		+	[[Category:Intelligence Agents]]
	[[Category:Japanese]]		[[Category:Japanese]]
	[[Category:Japanese military personnel]]		[[Category:Japanese military personnel]]
	[[Category:Medical personnel]]		[[Category:Medical personnel]]
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Boukman

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-	'''Boukman''' was a centuries old [[Voodoun]] [[bokor]] active on the unmapped [[Haiti\|Haitian]] island of [[Zile Muri-yo]]. Capable of creating ''[[zombi]]s'', in [[1943]] Boukman was responsible for wiping out the [[Germany\|German]] and [[Japan\|Japanese]] forces of [[Edwin Gruber]] and [[Yamada Hajime]] with his undead army in the chase for the [[Heart of Darkness]].	+	'''Boukman''' was a centuries old [[Vodoun]] [[bokor]] active on the unmapped [[Haiti\|Haitian]] island of [[Zile Muri-yo]]. Capable of creating ''[[zombi]]s'', in [[1943]] Boukman was responsible for wiping out the [[Germany\|German]] and [[Japan\|Japanese]] forces of [[Edwin Gruber]] and [[Yamada Hajime]] with his undead army in the chase for the [[Heart of Darkness]].

	He was later killed and sent to the [[Other Realm]] where he was met by the grinning visage of monstrous things that had been awaiting his arrival.		He was later killed and sent to the [[Other Realm]] where he was met by the grinning visage of monstrous things that had been awaiting his arrival.

Hurst

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-	{{Dialogue\|Edwin Gruber\|We are going to knock you out, to keep you from feeling the pain when we move you. When you wake up, you will be in a better place, do you understand?\|Hurst\|Jawohl, Herr Doktor. I understand.\|Indiana Jones and the Army of the Dead}}	+	{{Dialogue\|Gruber\|We are going to knock you out, to keep you from feeling the pain when we move you. When you wake up, you will be in a better place, do you understand?\|Hurst\|Jawohl, Herr Doktor. I understand.\|[[Edwin Gruber]] and Hurst\|Indiana Jones and the Army of the Dead}}
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	'''Hurst''' was a soldier of [[Nazi Germany]]. In [[1943]], he was part of a squad of soldiers commanded by [[Hans Schäefer]], as part of [[Edwin Gruber]]'s forces in the search to find the Haitian formula to make super soldiers. Of Gruber's men, he was the second to last to die on [[Zile Muri-yo]].		'''Hurst''' was a soldier of [[Nazi Germany]]. In [[1943]], he was part of a squad of soldiers commanded by [[Hans Schäefer]], as part of [[Edwin Gruber]]'s forces in the search to find the Haitian formula to make super soldiers. Of Gruber's men, he was the second to last to die on [[Zile Muri-yo]].

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	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Army of the Dead]]''		*''[[Indiana Jones and the Army of the Dead]]''
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	[[Category:Nazis]]		[[Category:Nazis]]
	[[Category:Nazi military personnel]]		[[Category:Nazi military personnel]]
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Talk:LEGO Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues

2009-11-17T15:15:53Z

Just Wondering.....:

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-	Im just asking if there will be a character costumize, and if yes, how many can be created	+	Im just asking if there will be a character costumize, and if yes, how many can be created {{Unsigned\|Re007wazhere}}
		+	*Character customisation is still in. [[User:Vetinari\|<b><span style="color: black">Vetinari</span></b>]]<sup>[[User talk:Vetinari\|(Appointment)]]</sup> 15:15, November 17, 2009 (UTC)

Boukman

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Yamada Hajime

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Green Pants

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-	Green Pants is a man who thought over Marie Arnoux	+	{{nickname}}
		+	{{Infobox Character
		+	\|character name=Green Pants
		+	\|image=
		+	\|gender=Male
		+	\|birth=
		+	\|death=[[1943]]<br />[[Zile Muri-yo]], [[Haiti]]
		+	\|nationality=[[Haiti\|Haitian]]
		+	\|profession=Children of the Potion zombi
		+	\|allegiances=[[Boukman]]
		+	}}
		+	{{Quote\|Boukman says you must follow me.\|Green Pants\|Indiana Jones and the Army of the Dead}}
		+	'''Green Pants''' was the nickname of a [[zombi]] commanded by [[Boukman]] on [[Zile Muri-yo]] in [[1943]]. As a chemically-induced zombi (Children of the Potion), he was still alive, but was a slave to the orders of his bokor. He was heavy set man about forty, with long black hair and brown eyes, and wore only a pair of tattered green pants.
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		+	After Boukman had found and captured [[Marie Arnoux]] in the [[Fleuve Caché]], Green Pants was sent down the underground river after [[Indiana Jones]] and [[George McHale]]. Ending up in the sea during the hurricane, he emerged from the water, and approached the two white men. Commanding them to follow him, he avoided death from Jones' pistol by proclaiming that Arnoux would die if they did not accompany him to Boukman.
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		+	Needing a way to scale the cliffs, Green Pants summoned two true zombis, who arrived via the flume, and began hammering in handholds and footholds into the cliff face. After the second zombi succeeded in carving a way up to the top, Green Pants climbed up first, testing the makeshift stairway with his weight. Making his way back towards Boukman's plantation, Green Pants stopped several times for Jones and McHale to catch up, though didn't wait for the other zombi, who had broken his ankle and lagged behind. Once McHale determined that the other zombi was sufficiently behind them, McHale diverted Green Pants into looking away, and then shot him three times in the head. With their chaperon dead, McHale and Jones could plan a way to hide the [[Heart of Darkness]] and rescue Marie Arnoux.
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		+	==Appearances==
		+	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Army of the Dead]]''
		+	[[Category:Characters appearing in novels]]
		+	[[Category:Haitians]]

Hurst

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		+	\|character name=Hurst
		+	\|image=
		+	\|gender=Male
		+	\|birth=
		+	\|death=[[1943]]<br />[[Zile Muri-yo]], [[Haiti]]
		+	\|nationality={{Nat-Nazi}}
		+	\|profession=*Nazi soldier
		+	\|allegiances=[[Nazi Germany]]
		+	}}
		+	{{Dialogue\|Edwin Gruber\|We are going to knock you out, to keep you from feeling the pain when we move you. When you wake up, you will be in a better place, do you understand?\|Hurst\|Jawohl, Herr Doktor. I understand.\|Indiana Jones and the Army of the Dead}}
		+	'''Hurst''' was a soldier of [[Nazi Germany]]. In [[1943]], he was part of a squad of soldiers commanded by [[Hans Schäefer]], as part of [[Edwin Gruber]]'s forces in the search to find the Haitian formula to make super soldiers. Of Gruber's men, he was the second to last to die on [[Zile Muri-yo]].
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		+	In the summer of [[1943]], as part of Schäefer's squad, he was stationed in a secret camp in the [[Dominican Republic]], awaiting the call from Gruber to mobilize. Flying to [[Jacmel]], the unit met up with Gruber and traveled by boat to Zile Muri-yo, where they tailed [[Indiana Jones]] and [[George McHale]], and avoided [[Yamada Hajime]]'s men.
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		+	After the rival Japanese and Nazi groups came under attack by [[Boukman]]'s [[zombi]]s, the groups eventually merged with the common purpose of retrieving the formula, thought to be the object of Jones' and McHale's quest. After a storm, Hurst and a Japanese soldier were sent to scout ahead of their party. They had discovered a herd of wild pigs, and accidentally startled it. Despite firing his gun, Hurst had been trampled by the pigs, causing him to have broken ribs, a punctured lung and internal bleeding.
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		+	When Gruber and Yamada arrived on the scene, Gruber recognized Hurst's dire need for surgery -- and the lack of a method to save his life. Choosing to let Hurst die humanely, Gruber ordered his last remaining soldier to inject Hurst with four grains of morphine, enough to kill him painlessly. As Hurst began to expire, Gruber comforted his soldier, and after he died, Gruber ordered that his body be moved off of the trail.
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		+	==Appearances==
		+	*''[[Indiana Jones and the Army of the Dead]]''
		+	[[Category:Nazis]]
		+	[[Category:Nazi military personnel]]
		+	[[Category:Characters appearing in novels]]

Zeiler

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-	Professor '''Zeiler''' was a professor who cooperated with [[Henry Jones]]	+	Professor '''Zeiler''' was a lecturer who collaborated with Professor [[Henry Jones]].

-	Jones was preparing a gloss for Wolfram von Eschenbach’s ''Parsifal'' for Professor Zeiler’s vernacular literature seminar.	+	In April [[1898]], Jones was preparing a gloss for [[Wolfram von Eschenbach]]’s ''Parsifal'' for Professor Zeiler’s vernacular literature seminar.

	==Sources==		==Sources==

Samuel J. Becker

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-	'''Samuel J. Becker''' was an obscure [[England\|English]] scientist of the 17th century. Becker made his living by stealing inventuons and ideas from other scientists and students, which was made clear in his diary.	+	'''Samuel J. Becker''' was an obscure [[England\|English]] scientist of the 17th century. Becker made his living by stealing inventions and ideas from other scientists and students, which was made clear in his diary.

	[[Marshall College]]'s [[Meal Hall]] was originally named Becker Hall after the scientist until around [[1906]] when his diary was discovered by a descendant and Becker's thievery was revealed.		[[Marshall College]]'s [[Meal Hall]] was originally named Becker Hall after the scientist until around [[1906]] when his diary was discovered by a descendant and Becker's thievery was revealed.

Azores

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	The '''Azores''' is an island group in the middle of [[Atlantic Ocean\|North Atlantic Ocean]], almost halfway between [[Portugal]] and North America. Culturally and politically part of Portugal, the island group served as a hub for transatlantic sea and air travel.		The '''Azores''' is an island group in the middle of [[Atlantic Ocean\|North Atlantic Ocean]], almost halfway between [[Portugal]] and North America. Culturally and politically part of Portugal, the island group served as a hub for transatlantic sea and air travel.

-	In [[1938]], [[Indiana Jones]]'s air journey from [[New York City]] to [[Venice]] stopped in the Azores.	+	In [[1938]], [[Indiana Jones]]'s air journey from [[New York City]] to [[Venice]] stopped in the Azores, at the island of [[São Miguel]].

	In [[1939]], Jones and [[Sophia Hapgood]] traveled to the Azores, while tracking down the trail of the [[Jastro expedition]] for [[Atlantis]]. Passing over the main urban hub of Horta, Jones and Hapgood landed their seaplane at a desolate island. They met [[Rodrigo]], who guided them to a cave that Jastro had filled with Atlantean relics. After finding some artifacts, the pair flew back to [[Paris]] in order to go to the [[Yucatan]]. [[Felipe Costa]] believed Azores were the remnants of Atlantis.		In [[1939]], Jones and [[Sophia Hapgood]] traveled to the Azores, while tracking down the trail of the [[Jastro expedition]] for [[Atlantis]]. Passing over the main urban hub of Horta, Jones and Hapgood landed their seaplane at a desolate island. They met [[Rodrigo]], who guided them to a cave that Jastro had filled with Atlantean relics. After finding some artifacts, the pair flew back to [[Paris]] in order to go to the [[Yucatan]]. [[Felipe Costa]] believed Azores were the remnants of Atlantis.

B. McFynn

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-	'''B. McFynn''' was an [[professor\|assistant professor]] at [[Marshall College]] as part of the campus's history faculty from at least [[1936]] - [[1937]]. McFynn taught History 101 which covered the developments in medieval [[Europe]] from the fall of the Roman Empire and reign of [[Charlemagne]] through to the Renaissance with emphasis on the role of thr Catholic Church on the period's politics.	+	'''B. McFynn''' was an [[professor\|assistant professor]] at [[Marshall College]] as part of the campus's history faculty from at least [[1936]] - [[1937]]. McFynn taught History 101 which covered the developments in medieval [[Europe]] from the fall of the Roman Empire and reign of [[Charlemagne]] through to the Renaissance with emphasis on the role of the Catholic Church on the period's politics.

	==Sources==		==Sources==

Green Pants

2009-11-17T03:32:26Z

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Green Pants is a man who thought over Marie Arnoux

Hurst

2009-11-17T03:18:27Z

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Hurst is a German soldier who thought over Edwin Gruber.

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	*I also think the page's images need to be spread out a bit better aswell with picture of the Jones y'know ''doing'' things. The page is getting cluttered, there's no need for one of Jones in the Well of Souls and the Map room just ''standing'' there. [[User:Vetinari\|<font color="black">'''Vetinari'''</font>]] ([[User talk:Vetinari\|<font size="1">Appointment</font>]]) 18:35, 4 February 2009 (UTC)		*I also think the page's images need to be spread out a bit better aswell with picture of the Jones y'know ''doing'' things. The page is getting cluttered, there's no need for one of Jones in the Well of Souls and the Map room just ''standing'' there. [[User:Vetinari\|<font color="black">'''Vetinari'''</font>]] ([[User talk:Vetinari\|<font size="1">Appointment</font>]]) 18:35, 4 February 2009 (UTC)
	**Just noting that the YIJC stuff (except ''My First Adventure'') needs rewritten as it's ripped from theindyexperience.com's old timeline as do the Further Adventures taken straight off the raider.net. [[User:Vetinari\|<font color="black">'''Vetinari'''</font>]] ([[User talk:Vetinari\|<font size="1">Appointment</font>]]) 19:03, 2 March 2009 (UTC)		**Just noting that the YIJC stuff (except ''My First Adventure'') needs rewritten as it's ripped from theindyexperience.com's old timeline as do the Further Adventures taken straight off the raider.net. [[User:Vetinari\|<font color="black">'''Vetinari'''</font>]] ([[User talk:Vetinari\|<font size="1">Appointment</font>]]) 19:03, 2 March 2009 (UTC)
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		+	I was thinking the same thing, when I found this old discussion. I also find the size annoying. What I would propose is to divide Indy's biography into 3 parts of his life, that means the "Carrier period", the "Phoenix-Flannery period" and "Ford-Hall period". It would serve both as a tidied chapter-ization of his biography and also an episode guide of some sorts. '''MoffRebus'''<sup>[[User_talk:MoffRebus\|My Talk]]</sup> 18:13, November 17, 2009 (UTC)