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The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles: Season 2, Episode 20Prague, August 1917 (7 Aug. 1993)Working as a Belgian spy during World War One, young Indiana Jones is reassigned to Prague where he is to receive an important phone call. Unfortunately his hotel room turns out to be ... See full summary » Director:Robert YoungWriter:Gavin Scott |
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Anton Dvorak
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Working as a Belgian spy during World War One, young Indiana Jones is reassigned to Prague where he is to receive an important phone call. Unfortunately his hotel room turns out to be unequipped with a phone. Indy heads for the Ministery of Telephones, where he learns that having to confront Czech bureaucracy can be quite a trial. Written by The TV Archaeologist
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Shifty man: Of course not. I'm blind, you idiot.
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In 1999 Lucasfilm announced "Prague, Augst 1917" to be the second half of The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Espionage Escapades, the first half being The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles: Barcelona, May 1917. This Chapter was finally released on disc 7 of The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones Volume Two on December 18, 2007. See more »Quotes
Indiana Jones: I've been lighting matches out here for two hours. Haven't you seen me?Shifty man: Of course not. I'm blind, you idiot.
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One of the more interesting, humorous and bizarre Young Indy episodes. Indy must receive a critical phone call in his Prague hotel room. Unfortunately there is no phone and Indy is thrown into a Kafkaesque nightmare trying to get one installed in time. Indeed, Franz Kafka himself is one of the clerks in the phone office. The bureaucratic labyrinth, arbitrary policies and uncaring sadism of the "system" Indy faces will be familiar to anyone who had ever dealt with government agencies. This episode takes a comedic and satirical approach to our fear of being a rat in a bureaucratic maze. Tim McInnerny is outstandingly creepy as Kafka.