The Indiana Jones Minute

Indy gulps down some grail water and then rushes back outside to pour some on his Dad. Stephen Badham is back to help us understand the true price of immortality.

After Donovan goes the way of the dodo, Elsa gives Indy some advice and he chooses the cup of a carpenter. Stephen Badham joins us as we discuss Play-Doh barbershops, how teeth don't age and Donovan's official cause of death.

Donovan takes a long, refreshing drink from a grail and suddenly doesn't feel so great. Doris Weiss joins us again as we explore the concept of aging in contemporary society.

Donovan asks Elsa to choose the right Grail for him and she happily obliges. Doris Weiss joins us from Germany to help us choose the right interpretation of this movie.

After the knight painstakingly explains that Indy has defeated him in combat, Donovan and Elsa come barging into the room. Neil Brown takes a leap of faith and crosses the weekend bridge with us while Tom shockingly asks for more gags. Tobias Capwell joins us from the Wallace Collection in London to help us understand the knight's armour and to give us a startling revelation about the knight's sword.

Indiana Jones finally comes face to face with an ancient knight, protector of the cup of Christ, who promptly falls down and goes boom.

Indy either steps onto a pre-existing stone bridge or goose-steps his way into a miracle. Either way he is assisted by Industrial Light and Magic! Visual effects artist Amy Young joins us to explain how to make a magic bridge when faith just isn't enough.

Indiana Jones is forced to put his non-belief in magical out of superstitious hocus pocus to the test. Author and Lucasfilm insider J. D. Rinzler returns to see if Indy's soul is prepared to make the ultimate sacrifice.

Indy discovers that in Latin, "matte painting" begins with a "Why?" Guest Ken Plume of A Bit of a Chat returns with paintbrush in hand to right a decades-old wrong.

Indy survives the Breath of God by finding the perfect way to "kneel." Ken Plume of A Bit of a Chat joins us to discuss lazy bad guys and the henchmen who love them.

Indiana Jones walks slowly up the stairs and enters the proverbial lion's den of the Grail Temple. He chants "only the penitent man will pass" over and over.

Walter Donovan shoots Henry Jones in the...well, let's just say that he shoots him, and then he asks Indiana Jones to consider just what he believes.

After Indiana Jones tells Elsa that he's like a bad penny, Walter Donovan makes a less-than-coherent but suddenly persuasive argument that Indy should help him get the Grail.

A Hatay soldier loses his head, Marcus and his friends are discovered by the Nazis and the good guys and bad guys line up to face off West Side Story style.

Indiana Jones suddenly finds himself in the Hammer Films Production of the Last Crusade as he approaches the ancient haunted temple. He and his companions tip-toe inside just in time to see a frightened Hatay soldier filming the Curse of the Spider's Web.