Seduced by Mata Hari in 1916 Paris, Indy learns about self-deception. Directed by Nicolas Roeg.

In 1910 India, Krishnamurti instructs Indy on the world's religions.

In 1910 Peking, an acupuncturist treats Indy for typhoid fever.

In 1908 Paris, Indy and student Norman Rockwell get caught in Edgar Degas' scheme to prove a point to brash young Pablo Picasso.

In 1916, Irish revolutionary Sean Lemass and playwright Sean O'Casey involve Indy in the Easter Rebellion.

Indy and a friend infiltrate German lines in 1916 to locate a hidden cannon devastating the British.

As a spy in Italy, smitten Indy asks ambulance driver Ernest Hemingway's advice on how to woo a local girl.

In 1908 Vienna, Indy falls for Archduke Ferdinand's daughter; barred from seeing her, he consults Sigmund Freud, Carl Jung and Alfred Adler.

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

As a French agent in 1917 trying to impede Lenin, Indy befriends Bolsheviks and becomes sympathetic to the cause.