This episode is clearly a flat out 'Temple of Doom' ripoff/spoof. It's interesting as far as it goes. But as the other reviewer pointed out -- IT'S A CUP. This whole idol worship aspect of certain elements of Christianity is really quite pointless. Rather than hunting for a relic as if it had some magical power (coupled with their inhuman devastating crusades), they'd be better served by searching for (and practicing) the TEACHINGS espoused by said religions.
Regardless, at least this episode was a little different. It had some more action. And it went a little further into the feminist political aspirations of Margaret Haile. (Ironically, they captured the essence of the struggle in a previous episode, highlighting the fact that she wouldn't even be able to vote for herself in the election, since the loophole that allowed her to run for office didn't negate the restriction of women not being able to vote.) So despite the obvious plagiarism this was an entertaining episode.
Regardless, at least this episode was a little different. It had some more action. And it went a little further into the feminist political aspirations of Margaret Haile. (Ironically, they captured the essence of the struggle in a previous episode, highlighting the fact that she wouldn't even be able to vote for herself in the election, since the loophole that allowed her to run for office didn't negate the restriction of women not being able to vote.) So despite the obvious plagiarism this was an entertaining episode.