"The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles" Petrograd, July 1917 (TV Episode 1992) - Sean Patrick Flanery as Indiana Jones

Indiana Jones : You're a good desk man, Brossard. But I need to get out in the real world.

Brossard : Is that so, Captain?

Indiana Jones : You see, I like doing things. Not reading about them.
Brossard : You think so much of yourself, Defense. Why should he send you out in the field instead of me?

Indiana Jones : Because I'm a natural field agent, Brossard, and you're a natural... desk clerk.

Brossard : The only way you'd be any use in the field would be if they made you into a scarecrow.
Rosa : Indy, there's a Mozart recital on at the conservatory this evening. They're playing the concerto number for clarinet number...

Indiana Jones : A clarinet concerto? Rosa, you know the way right to my heart!
Indiana Jones : Rosa, I like you so much, you're smart and funny and pretty, but love is a weird thing. It's kinda like lightning. You can no more make it strike than you can stop it when it decides to hit you.

Rosa : And you haven't been struck.
Indiana Jones : [pleased with himself] Brossard may be totally wrong in most of his analysis, but he is right to mention Lenin. If you wanna know what's going on in this revolution, follow Lenin.
Laurentine : Captain Defense, Captain Brossard, report at once to the crisis room above the ambassador's office.

Indiana Jones : Crisis room? I didn't even know we had a...

Laurentine : We just opened one. The Bolshevik uprising began an hour ago.

Sean Patrick Flanery: Indiana Jones