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The Chan Who Knew Too Much
Season 2 Episode 34

General Information
Setting	San Francisco, USA London, UK
Aired on	April 27, 2002
Production Number	47
Credits
Written by	Adam Beechen
Directed by	Gary Hartle
Produced by	Michael Goguen
Episode Guide
Previous Episode Glove Story	Next Episode Chi of the Vampire

The Chan Who Knew Too Much is the forty-seventh episode of Jackie Chan Adventures.

Synopsis

Stonehenge is stolen. Jackie goes to England on an archaeological dig, and encounters a secret society that plans to destroy the modern world.

Summary

Jackie and Jade give Uncle a fax machine, but Uncle is uncertain about the new piece of technology. Jade picks up a newspaper, planning to show him how the machine works, when she spots the headline about Stonehenge's mysterious disappearance. She urges Jackie to investigate, but he insists that they leave it to "the proper authorities". He then reveals to Jade that he is taking her on an archaeological trip, and they end up exploring a castle near London, England.

Jackie ends up falling through a secret passage, and encounters a mysterious group of hooded wizards. They pursue Jackie through their stronghold, and he ends up running into Jade, with the pair eventually making their escape. Making their way into the city, they are attacked by more of the wizards, who they learn are called Magisters. Jackie and Jade attempt to fax a picture of their insignia to Uncle, but he reacts violently as the paper begins coming through.

Fleeing yet another group of Magisters, Jackie and Jade find a policeman, but he proves to be a member of the group as well. After a brief altercation, he summons several other civilian Magisters, forcing Jackie and Jade to take refuge in a museum. They end up in a fight with the four Magisters using medieval weapons, before the disguised villains begin using magic. Escaping yet again, the two decide to return to the Magisters' castle to figure out what they're up to.

Jackie discovers that the Magisters are an evil order dating back to the Dark Ages, and Jade finds that they are responsible for the theft of Stonehenge. Captured by the Magisters, the pair are then informed that Stonehenge is a powerful magical weapon. The Magisters intend to use it to destroy various cities across the globe and usher in a new Dark Age. Fortunately, as they are preparing to unleash their first magical attack, Jackie and Jade escape their bonds and begin interfering.

Jade manages to get Uncle on the phone while Jackie fights the Magisters, and Uncle sends spells through the phone to neutralize the Magisters' magic. However, the chief Magister completes the spell, but Stonehenge fails to destroy London as planned. British military forces then arrive and take the Magisters into custody, with Jackie pledging to give a full account on the Magisters' misdeeds. As the convoy drives away, with Jade bemoaning the continued mystery of Stonehenge's purpose, an alien spacecraft descends upon it...

Characters

Protagonists

Antagonists

Magisters

Voice Talent

James Sie - Jackie Chan
Stacie Chan - Jade Chan
Sab Shimono - Uncle
Clancy Brown - Captain Black
Andrew Ableson
Martin Jarvis
Neil Ross

Quotes

Jackie: (to Jade about the Magisters) We have to get help before they find us again.
Jade: Tch, from who? We’re fresh out of proper authorities. (She then stops running, and Jackie also stops before turning to look back at her) Anybody here could be another Magister. Captain Black has magic issues. The only person who will help us is Uncle — and he can’t even use a fax machine!
Jackie: You’re right — we are on our own. (smiles mischievously) So we had better find out exactly what they don’t want us to know.

Jackie: (about Uncle, when Uncle uses his “Yu Mo Gui Gwai Fai Di Zao” chant to counter the Magisters’ magic through the cell phone Jade is holding) He can understand sending a spell through the telephone, but not a piece of paper?

Broadcast

USA: The WB (Kids' WB) - Saturday, April 27, 2002

Episodes
Season One
The Dark Hand • The Power Within • The Mask of El Toro Fuerte • Enter the Viper • Shell Game • Project A, for Astral • Bullies • Tough Break • The Rock • The Jade Monkey • The Dog and Piggy Show • The Tiger and the Pussycat • Day of the Dragon
Season Two
Through the Rabbit Hole • The Warrior Incarnate • Snake Hunt • The Mother of All Battles • The Stronger Evil • The J-Team • Jade Times Jade • The Curse of El Chupacabra • Rumble in the Big House • Lost City of the Muntabs • And He Does His Own Stunts • Showdown in the Old West • Queen of the Shadowkhan • Origami • Shanghai Moon • The Lotus Temple • Armor of the Gods • Agent Tag • Tale of the Demon Tail • The Return of the Pussycat • Scouts Honor • Danger in the Deep Freeze • Into the Mouth of Evil • The King and Jade • The New Atlantis • The Eighth Door • Demon World (Part 1) • Demon World (Part 2) • Enter the Cat • Pleasure Cruise • Tough Luck • The Chosen One • Glove Story • The Chan Who Knew Too Much • Chi of the Vampire • The Good, the Bad, the Blind, the Deaf and the Mute • Shrink Rap • I'll Be a Monkey's Puppet • The Amazing T-Girl
Season Three
Re-Enter the J-Team • The Powers Unleashed • Viva Las Jackies • Aztec Rat Race • Monkey a Go-Go • When Pigs Fly • Rabbit Run • Sheep In, Sheep Out • The Invisible Mom • A Jolly J-Team X-Mas • Little Valmont, Big Jade • The Ox-Head Incident • Animal Crackers • Tohru Who? • Re-Enter the Dragon • A Night at the Opera • Attack of the J-Clones
Season Four
The Masks of the Shadowkhan • Samurai Ratso • The Amazing T-Troop • Black Magic • The Demon Behind • Fright Fight Night • Half a Mask of Kung-Fu • The Shadow Eaters • The Good Guys • Deja Vu • J2: Rise of the Dragons • The J-Tots • Ninja Twilight
Season Five
Relics of Demon Past • It's All in the Game • Black and White and Chi All Over • Dragon Scouts • The Demon Beneath My Wings • Mirror, Mirror • Antler Action • Clash of the Titanics • Stealing Thunder • Weight and See • J2 Revised • The Powers That Be (Part 1) • The Powers That Be (Part 2)

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+| setting = San Francisco, USA<br>London, UK
-| airdate  = 27th April 2002
+| airdate  = April 27, 2002
 | writer   = Adam Beechen
 | director = Gary Hartle
 | producer = Michael Goguen
-| previous = [[The Amazing T-Girl!]]
+| previous = [[Glove Story]]
-| next     = [[Shrink Rap]]
+| next     = [[Chi of the Vampire]]
+}}'''The Chan Who Knew Too Much''' is the forty-seventh episode of ''[[Jackie Chan Adventures]]''.
-}}
 ==Synopsis==
+Stonehenge is stolen. [[Jackie Chan|Jackie]] goes to England on an archaeological dig, and encounters a [[Magisters|secret society]] that plans to destroy the modern world.
-==Plot==
-==Cast==
-===Main Cast===
+==Summary==
+Jackie and [[Jade Chan|Jade]] give [[Uncle]] a fax machine, but Uncle is uncertain about the new piece of technology. Jade picks up a newspaper, planning to show him how the machine works, when she spots the headline about Stonehenge's mysterious disappearance. She urges Jackie to investigate, but he insists that they leave it to "the proper authorities". He then reveals to Jade that he is taking her on an archaeological trip, and they end up exploring a castle near London, England.
+Jackie ends up falling through a secret passage, and encounters a mysterious group of hooded wizards. They pursue Jackie through their stronghold, and he ends up running into Jade, with the pair eventually making their escape. Making their way into the city, they are attacked by more of the wizards, who they learn are called [[Magisters]]. Jackie and Jade attempt to fax a picture of their insignia to Uncle, but he reacts violently as the paper begins coming through.
+Fleeing yet another group of Magisters, Jackie and Jade find a policeman, but he proves to be a member of the group as well. After a brief altercation, he summons several other civilian Magisters, forcing Jackie and Jade to take refuge in a museum. They end up in a fight with the four Magisters using medieval weapons, before the disguised villains begin using magic. Escaping yet again, the two decide to return to the Magisters' castle to figure out what they're up to.
+Jackie discovers that the Magisters are an evil order dating back to the Dark Ages, and Jade finds that they are responsible for the theft of Stonehenge. Captured by the Magisters, the pair are then informed that Stonehenge is a powerful magical weapon. The Magisters intend to use it to destroy various cities across the globe and usher in a new Dark Age. Fortunately, as they are preparing to unleash their first magical attack, Jackie and Jade escape their bonds and begin interfering.
+Jade manages to get Uncle on the phone while Jackie fights the Magisters, and Uncle sends spells through the phone to neutralize the Magisters' magic. However, the chief Magister completes the spell, but Stonehenge fails to destroy London as planned. British military forces then arrive and take the Magisters into custody, with Jackie pledging to give a full account on the Magisters' misdeeds. As the convoy drives away, with Jade bemoaning the continued mystery of Stonehenge's purpose, an alien spacecraft descends upon it...
+==Characters==
+===Protagonists===
 *[[Jackie Chan]]
-*[[Jade]]
+*[[Jade Chan]]
 *[[Uncle]]
+*[[Captain Black]]
 *[[Tohru]]
-===Recurring Cast===
-===Guest Cast===
+===Antagonists===
+*[[Magisters]]
+==Voice Talent==
+*[[James Sie]] - Jackie Chan
+*[[Stacie Chan]] - Jade Chan
+*[[Sab Shimono]] - Uncle
+*[[Clancy Brown]] - Captain Black
+*Andrew Ableson
+*Martin Jarvis
+*Neil Ross
+==Quotes==
+'''Jackie:''' ''(to Jade about the Magisters)'' We have to get help before they find us again.<br />
+'''Jade:''' Tch, from who? We’re fresh out of proper authorities. ''(She then stops running, and Jackie also stops before turning to look back at her)'' Anybody here could be another Magister. Captain Black has magic issues. The only person who '''will''' help us is '''Uncle''' — and he can’t even use a fax machine!<br />
+'''Jackie:''' You’re right — we are on our own. ''(smiles mischievously)'' So we had better find out exactly what they don’t want us to know.
+----
+'''Jackie:''' ''(about Uncle, when Uncle uses his “Yu Mo Gui Gwai Fai Di Zao” chant to counter the Magisters’ magic through the cell phone Jade is holding)'' He can understand sending a spell through the telephone, but not a piece of '''paper'''?
 ==Broadcast==
-*USA: The WB (Kids' WB) - Saturday 27th April 2002.
+*USA: The WB (Kids' WB) - Saturday, April 27, 2002
-==Trivia==
-==Gallery==
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+[[Category:Filler Episodes]]