Indy (Sean Patrick Flanery) and his girlfriend get entangled in the theft of some of Thomas Edison's plans and a scientist's kidnapping.

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.

Posing as part of a Russian ballet troupe, Indy tries to encourage Spanish officials to join the Allies. Directed by Terry Jones.

In Germany, Indy discusses tactics with fellow prisoner Capt. Charles de Gaulle (Herve Pauchon).

Indy's Belgian Army unit goes to face fortified German positions in the Battle of the Somme.

As a French spy in World War I Vienna, Indy tries to induce Emperor Karl to make a separate treaty with the Allies; guest Christopher Lee.

Indy (Sean Patrick Flanery) and his decimated platoon happen upon Albert Schweitzer's hospital in the African jungle.

Indy (Sean Patrick Flanery) encounters a boy whose African village was wiped out by malaria.

As a courier during World War I, Indy (Sean Patrick Flanery) experiences trench warfare.

In 1909 Indy (Corey Carrier) helps Teddy Roosevelt (James Gammon) collect specimens for the Smithsonian.