The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones

As a courier during World War I, Indy experiences trench warfare; seduced by Mata Hari in 1916 Paris, Indy learns about self-deception.

As a French spy in World War I Vienna, Indy tries to induce Emperor Karl to make a separate treaty with the Allies; as a French agent in 1917, trying to impede Lenin, Indy befriends Bolsheviks and becomes sympathetic to the cause.

Indy meets old friend Pablo Picasso while going under cover as a dancer with the Ballet Russes in Spain; only one man, Franz Kafka, offers Indy aid during a farcical quest to get a telephone installed in Prague.

Indy must assist the British in an attack on the town of Beersheba; Indy escorts Mia, a spy disguised as a belly dancer.

Espionage work takes Indy behind enemy lines and leads to a rivalry with Ernest Hemingway for the affections of a beautiful Italian girl; Indy must go to North Africa and join the French Foreign Legion.

In French espionage in Istanbul, Indy falls for an American teacher and uncovers a Turkish plot to kill all French agents; in Transylvania, Indy must defeat the evil Vlad.

Snowbound in a Wyoming cabin, 50-year-old Indy (Harrison Ford) recalls 1920s Chicago jazz and a murder he helped Eliot Ness and Ernest Hemingway investigate.

New York City entrances Indy and George Gershwin (guest star Tom Beckett) during a college break in 1920.

At an archaeological dig in Egypt's Valley of the Kings, Indy finds an ancient mummy and a fresh corpse.

Indy meets Norman Rockwell in Paris; Indy goes on a safari in Kenya and meets Teddy Roosevelt.