Movies They Should Make: Regarding Henry "Indiana" Jones Jr.

Movies They Should Make Regarding Henry "Indiana" Jones Jr. In the summer of love, 1968, an archeologist-adventurer gets shot by an antique camera with a bursting flashbulb that sends a fragment into his left eye causing a hematoma that makes him forget meeting his own son, or inter-dimensional beings, or ever being rattled bounced around in a flying refrigerator to escape an atomic blast. His wife Marion helps him recover and gets him a nice eye patch (as seen in the originally aired bookend segments of The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles in which George Hall played an elderly version of Dr. Henry "Indy" Jones Jr.). Marion introduces Indy to a scientist from the future, Dr. Emmet L. Brown, who has agreed to take his time machine back to the moment before an incident at the Area 51 storage facility. He has made a phone call to arrange American troops to arrive there in advance of Russians disguised as American troops who have kidnapped Indy and his associate Mack. They have ambushed the Russians at the main gate and arrested them as well as detaining Mack for questioning. Unfortunately, in the battle, Area 51 was burned to the ground with its contents unknown.