 A fresh Indiana Jones TV show should please fans, who were miffed that Harrison Ford - now 80 - says the Indy 5 film will be the last time he plays the titular hero. Rumours are currently flying around that co-star Phoebe Waller-Bridge will be assuming the role. A new series would be the latest avenue Disney has taken to explore ways of keeping the franchise going, with an Indy computer game currently in development, scheduled for release next year. Click here for the trailer. Who remembers The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles? Of course, older readers will know this isn't the first time our Fedora-sporting hero has appeared on our TV screens. The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles ran for two seasons on ABC from 1992-1993, but was canned due to its large budget and low number of viewers. But this didn't stop four made-for-TV films cropping up from 1994 to 1996, and in 1999 the){kind=link}
Everyone’s favourite globe-trotting archaeologist, Indiana Jones, could be whipping his way back onto our screens on Disney Plus
Talk of a new Indiana Jones TV show on Disney Plus is whipping fans up into a frenzy – even though it likely won’t feature Harrison Ford.
Everyone’s favourite globe-trotting archaeologist is still a massive box office draw, with his fifth adventure set to hit the cinema in June next year.
And the House of Mouse is rumoured to want to capitalise on the hype with a new series for the small screen.
Variety reported that Lucasfilm and Disney are currently scouting for a writer to pen a whole new TV escapade.