RONDC20 said:I also don't think that a theatrical animated Indy movie is a very good idea, but perhaps a Pilot movie for the animated TV series.
As for the time period. I don't want to see Young Indy at all. I want to see the Indy we all know and love. I say start the series of in 1930 and span that decade with adventures taking place before in between and after the classic film trilogy all the way to 1939 and then some episodes in the 40's with Indy in the OSS.
Lynx You have some great ideas there.
Thanks.
As for starting it in the 1930s, I disagree. While I think the show should definitely go there, I think it'd need to start in the 20s. First of all, the 20s is a great time period, what with the stock market boom and Prohibition. It's also a time that shows a devastated Europe. But, more importantly, it's where Indy became an archeologist and likely met all those aforementioned people. Definitely Abner, Marion and Belloq.
While I don't believe we need to show Young Indy (As it's been dealt with, and in my opinion, was done well), we need to see Indy starting as an archeologist. It's one of my main gripes about Young Indy being canceled; that was all planned. Perhaps the series should start where Young Indy was supposed to end, with him at 24 years old. This way, it puts Indy three years past where Young Indy ended, and skips past a lot of his college years. It's enough time to "morph" Flannery into a young Ford, and lets those people who didn't watch Young Indy not be lost.