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00:00We'll see you next time.
00:30We'll see you next time.
01:00We'll see you next time.
01:30We'll see you next time.
01:59And this man is special agent in charge of training new recruits, Greg Lee.
02:10All right.
02:15Sorry about that.
02:16Thank you very much.
02:19Thank you so much.
02:22All right.
02:22Hi, guys.
02:23How are you?
02:24Bye.
02:24Very good.
02:25Nice to have you on the case.
02:25We're going to start you off now with 50 Acme Crime Bucks.
02:28Any time you answer a question correctly, we'll give you 10 more Crime Bucks.
02:30And the two of you with the highest score at the end of this round will then proceed to
02:33the next round.
02:33And as always, all of our answers have been verified by National Geographic World.
02:37National Geographic World.
02:39Chief, let's go.
02:41Greg, Eartha Brute has stolen the Tokyo Dome and there's no time to lose.
02:45Now, here's the profile on Eartha.
02:46Eartha Brute.
02:47She has overdeveloped biceps and an underdeveloped brain.
03:01Oh, I was just brushing up on my Taekwondo.
03:05Eartha's headed for the country where this martial art originated.
03:09Taekwondo translates as art of hand and foot fighting with emphasis on foot.
03:14The martial art goes back over 2,000 years.
03:18Now, Eartha may be at the World Taekwondo Federation headquarters in the capital city
03:23trying to sell the stadium, but they already have one.
03:26It was used during the 1988 Olympics.
03:29Now, ooh, ooh, ooh.
03:34Yuck!
03:36Can't be too careful in this line of work.
03:39Right you are, Chief.
03:40Thanks very much.
03:41Okay, guys, name the Asian capital city, if you will, please.
03:44Is it Ho Chi Minh City, Shanghai, or Seoul?
03:47One of the clues that we heard, Taekwondo, art of hand and foot fighting, World Taekwondo Federation.
03:53Looks like everybody's ready.
03:54Camille, we'll start with you.
03:54What do you say?
03:55I said Seoul.
03:56Seoul.
03:56What do you think, Michelle?
03:57I chose Seoul.
03:58Seoul.
03:59Jew?
03:59Well, Greg, I chose Seoul.
04:01Seoul.
04:01Everybody said Seoul.
04:02Everybody's right.
04:03Nice job, guys.
04:08Okay, that's going to give us some time now to meet you guys.
04:10Camille, tell me about yourself.
04:11Well, I'm 12 years old, and I like to dance ballet and modern jazz, and I've been in several
04:16recitals.
04:17Very good.
04:18Nice to have you in the case.
04:18Michelle, how about you?
04:19Well, I'm 13 years old, and I like to read in my spare time, and I also like to sing.
04:24Very good.
04:24Jew?
04:25Well, I play the trumpet.
04:27I like to sing a little, yeah.
04:28And I like to bug people, and I'm from Korea.
04:32Very good.
04:32Please welcome them all to the show, if you would please, ladies and gentlemen.
04:37Listen, you guys started off really good.
04:39Camille, you have 60 crime books.
04:40Michelle, 60.
04:40Jew, 60.
04:41That's the way to start this thing off.
04:42Now, for our next clue, we turn to Bo Diddley, an informant from Acme, Bo Knows Net.
04:46Watch.
04:47Hey, gum shoes.
04:49I trail Eartha Brute to Wisconsin.
04:53She's in the smallest city in the U.S. with a major pro sports team.
04:59She's doing damage.
05:01She cruised throughout Packers Stadium and took out three of their toughest linebackers.
05:07I know where she is.
05:09Do you?
05:10We'll find out.
05:11Thanks, Bo.
05:12Okay, guys.
05:12Name the city, if you will, please.
05:14Is it Pontiac, Green Bay, or Milwaukee?
05:16Remember the clues that we heard?
05:17Smallest city in the U.S. with major pro sports team and Packers Stadium.
05:21Michelle's already ready.
05:22So is Jew, and so is Camille.
05:24We'll start with you, Camille.
05:24What do you say?
05:25I say Milwaukee.
05:26Milwaukee, Michelle?
05:27I chose Green Bay.
05:28Green Bay, Jew?
05:29I also chose Green Bay.
05:30Green Bay.
05:30The answer we're looking for is Green Bay.
05:32Nice job, Michelle and Jew.
05:35Okay, so Camille, you say it's 60.
05:37Michelle and Jew move up to 70 crime bucks.
05:39Now, we've just received word that Eartha has left Green Bay and went to Brazil.
05:44So, you guys know what that means.
05:46It's time for the lightning round.
05:47So that means all of these questions are about Eartha's most recent and known whereabouts,
05:50which is Brazil.
05:51Each correct answer is with five crime bucks.
05:53Hands on your buzzers.
05:54Watch.
05:54Listen closely.
05:55Here we go.
05:55Brazil has a thriving television industry, and programs called Novelas are very popular.
06:01Are they soap operas, cop shows, or educational programs?
06:04Michelle?
06:04Soap operas.
06:05Is right.
06:06Nice job.
06:06Fire for you.
06:08Looks like you know that one.
06:10Question number two.
06:10South America's largest city is in Brazil.
06:13Is that city Rio de Janeiro, Brasilia, or Sao Paulo?
06:18Michelle?
06:18Brasilia.
06:19Sorry, it's not Brasilia.
06:21Jew?
06:21Rio de Janeiro.
06:22Sorry, it's not that one either.
06:23Camille?
06:23Sao Paulo.
06:24Is right.
06:25Nice job.
06:25Fire for you.
06:26Nice strategy.
06:28Question number three.
06:29One of Brazil's geographical features has been in the news a lot lately.
06:33Is it the world's largest desert, the world's deepest lake, or the world's largest tropical
06:39rainforest?
06:39Camille?
06:40The world's largest tropical rainforest?
06:42Is right.
06:42Nice job.
06:42Fire for you.
06:43Oh, yeah.
06:45That means at the end of that round, Camille, you have 70, Michelle, 75, and Jew, 70 crime
06:48bucks.
06:48Nice job, guys.
06:49That's the way to do it.
06:50Now, for our next...
06:51Greg, my office.
06:52Now.
06:52Sure, Chief.
06:54It's funny.
06:54There's a lot of snow on that monitor.
06:55I better go find out about that.
07:00What's going on in here?
07:01It's snowing.
07:03I know it's snowing in here.
07:05A freak storm has settled in on my office.
07:08Chief, this is amazing.
07:09This is great.
07:10Yes.
07:11Greg, I want you to do something for me.
07:14Yes, yes.
07:15You know what it is?
07:16Yes, of course.
07:17I'll go get my mittens.
07:18I'll put it coming back here.
07:19We'll make a little snowman.
07:20I got to carry my office.
07:21No, no, Greg.
07:21Wait a minute.
07:22Better, Chief.
07:23I'll get a toboggan.
07:23We'll use this desk.
07:24I'll get a little snow ramp thing.
07:26Greg.
07:26Better.
07:27Better.
07:27Better idea, Chief.
07:28We'll go out to the interstate.
07:29We'll make one of those snow barricades with just a little hole, and the cars will come
07:33through, and we'll charge them tolls.
07:34I have not.
07:34Greg.
07:35Greg.
07:36There will be no snowmen.
07:38There will be no tobogganing.
07:40There will be no snow tolls.
07:42Now, I want you to go out and tell the gumshoes that the one that captures Carmen San Diego
07:47today will win a free trip anywhere in North America.
07:53You got that?
07:54Yeah, Chief.
07:55Well, we can do that.
07:56We always do that.
07:57It's a shame to let all this nifty snow get away.
08:00Chief, you want to make snow angels?
08:01No.
08:02Greg, go away.
08:04Wait.
08:05And don't slam the...
08:06Door.
08:11You know, it's really strange.
08:12I wonder why it's snowing in there, and yet in this office, it's perfectly normal.
08:17Ah, Mr. Sunshine is here.
08:21Okay, guys.
08:23Sorry about that.
08:24We're still looking for Eartha and the stadium.
08:27Fortunately for us, though, Acme Bugnet has just received this phone conversation between
08:30Eartha and Carmen San Diego.
08:31Watch.
08:32Acme's on to you, Eartha.
08:34Head for northwestern South America and stop in the avenue of the volcanoes.
08:38You can hide the dome in the crater of Cutapoxy.
08:40It's one of the highest active volcanoes in the world.
08:43Great.
08:43Great.
08:44I haven't been lava diving in ages.
08:46The volcano is near the capital city of Quito, which is just off the equator.
08:51Ooh, nice and warm.
08:52I'll wear my polka dot bikini.
08:54Just don't get caught or you'll be wearing stripes.
08:57Okay, Gumshoes, name the country, if you will, please.
09:00Is it Chile, Bolivia, or Ecuador?
09:02Remember the clues that we heard?
09:04Northwestern South America, avenue of the volcanoes, capital city of Quito, just off the equator.
09:09Everybody's ready?
09:10Camille, we'll start with you.
09:11What do you think?
09:11I said Ecuador.
09:12Ecuador.
09:13What do you think, Michelle?
09:14I said Ecuador, too.
09:15Ecuador.
09:15Jew, what do you say?
09:16I also said Ecuador.
09:17Everybody said Ecuador.
09:18Everybody's right again.
09:19You got it.
09:21Yeah.
09:21Okay, so that means, Camille, you have 80, Michelle, 85, Jew, 80 crime books.
09:26This is a very close, tight game.
09:28That's the way to do it.
09:28Fucking force down there.
09:30My upstairs neighbor, Mrs. Pumpkin Clanger.
09:32Better go check this out.
09:33Miss P, we disturbing you?
09:35Huh?
09:36You most certainly were.
09:39Erfa is visiting the Thang people in a small West African nation on the equator.
09:46It has two provinces, Bioko Island and Riomune.
09:52She's probably watching them do the Ibanga, a dance where they cover themselves in white
09:59powder and move oh so beautifully.
10:04It gives me goosebumps to think of it.
10:08Now, stop distracting me and find her.
10:16Don't you ever wonder what Mr. Pumpkin Clanger's life must be like?
10:21Okay, guys, name the African nation, if you will, please.
10:24Is it Guinea-Bissau, Morocco, or Equatorial Guinea?
10:28Remember the clues that we heard?
10:29Phong people, small West African nation on the equator, and two provinces, Bioko Island
10:35and Riomune.
10:37Michelle's ready, so is Jew.
10:38Camille is now ready.
10:39Camille, what do you say?
10:40I said Equatorial Guinea.
10:41Equatorial Guinea.
10:42Michelle?
10:43Equatorial Guinea.
10:43Same thing, Jew?
10:44Equatorial Guinea.
10:45Same thing, you guys are right again.
10:47Nice job.
10:51Okay, so that means Camille, you have 90 crime books.
10:52Michelle, 95.
10:53Jew right up there with 90 crime books.
10:55That's the way to do it, guys.
10:56Now, we've just received word that Eartha has left Equatorial Guinea, so let's pick up
11:00the chase.
11:01The chase!
11:02We do the very best for you.
11:07Remember, all of these are worth five crime books.
11:09Hands on your buzzers.
11:10Watch the monitor.
11:10Listen closely.
11:11Here we go.
11:12Eartha flew a jet to Mount Fuji.
11:14Name the country.
11:15Michelle.
11:16Okay.
11:16Japan's right.
11:17From Japan, she flew the dome west to the city of Seoul.
11:20What country is she in?
11:21Camille.
11:21South Korea.
11:21Is right.
11:22Next, she jetted west by northwest to the capital of China.
11:25Name it.
11:26Camille.
11:26Beijing.
11:27Is right.
11:27From Beijing, she hauls her heavy load northwest to Mongolia.
11:31What desert did she cross?
11:33Michelle.
11:33Gobi.
11:34Gobi's right.
11:34Then she strolled south from Mongolia to Tibet.
11:37What mountain range did she cross?
11:38Jew.
11:39Camille.
11:39Is right.
11:40Nice job, guys.
11:41At the end of the chase round, Camille has 100.
11:43Michelle, 105.
11:44Jew, 95.
11:45Crime books.
11:45Nice job, guys.
11:48Woo!
11:49You have reason to smile.
11:50That was good.
11:51Now, everybody take a deep breath because now it is time for the final clue of this round,
11:55which means you have to decide how much you want to risk.
11:58If you're right, we'll add that amount to your score.
12:00If you're not right, we'll subtract it from your score.
12:02You can risk 0, 10, 20, 30, 40, or 50 Acme crime books.
12:06Take a look right over here, if you will, please.
12:08Here's a portion of the world where we think Eartha is headed.
12:10Now, if you know a lot about this part of the world, you may want to risk a lot.
12:13If you don't know very much about it, though, you may not want to risk quite so much.
12:17So, take a look at the map and think about it.
12:19Okay, looks like everybody's ready.
12:35Now, for our last clue, I understand we have some information from a very slippery customer.
12:39Watch.
12:40I may be a snake, but over here, I'm just a big bookworm.
12:48In this island country, they publish more books per person than anywhere else in the world.
12:54And most of them are printed in the native language, which hasn't changed much in a thousand years.
13:00They've been writing and reading historical sagas since the 12th century.
13:05Eartha's not impressed, though.
13:07She only reads the labels on steroid bottles.
13:10Now, Gazette is on Vizikasa and Kazacher.
13:15Okay, guys, name the location, if you will, please.
13:18Is it Greenland, Iceland, or Svalbard?
13:21Remember the clues that we heard?
13:22Island country published more books per person than anywhere else in the world.
13:26And native language hasn't changed much in a thousand years.
13:29Once you have those answers, lay them down right there in front of you.
13:31Nice job.
13:31Camille, Michelle, and Jew, have you got an answer yet?
13:33He almost does, folks.
13:34Yes, and no, and yes, and no.
13:36Yes, now he's ready.
13:36Okay, Jew, we're going to start with you.
13:38You have 95 crime bucks.
13:39How much did you risk?
13:41Well, I risked 30.
13:4330 crime bucks.
13:43What did you say?
13:45I said Svalbard?
13:48Sorry, that's not the answer we're looking for.
13:50You're going to go down 30 crime bucks, but not to worry, this thing isn't over with yet.
13:53Camille, you have 100 crime bucks.
13:54How much did you risk?
13:55Well, I risked 20 crime bucks.
13:5720 crime bucks puts you to 120 if you're right.
13:59What did you say?
13:59I said Iceland.
14:00Iceland is right.
14:01Nice job, Camille.
14:04Michelle, you have 105.
14:06How much did you risk?
14:07I risked 10 crime bucks.
14:0810 crime bucks.
14:09What did you say?
14:10I chose Svalbard.
14:12Svalbard is not right.
14:13You go down 10, but you're still in second place.
14:15That means Camille and Michelle, you're going on to the next round.
14:17Congratulations.
14:21Jew, listen, man.
14:22You were a great detective.
14:23You did some great stuff for us today.
14:24We've assembled a kit that's going to help you in your next case.
14:27Chief.
14:27It's the official Acme Crime Net Travel Kit, and it includes an atlas for world travelers,
14:33an official Carmen watch, a Carmen t-shirt, a subscription to National Geographic World
14:42Magazine, and to practice those tricks you learned at Acme Basketball and Optical Illusion Camp,
14:49this handy portable globe.
14:51Now, this particular trick takes lots of change.
14:59Chief, I can do that with my coat.
15:01See, watch this.
15:02Huh?
15:04Huh?
15:05It doesn't really go with my tie.
15:06You think?
15:07Ah, probably not.
15:08Never mind.
15:08Anyway, you guys, it's time for you now to go to Iceland.
15:11What you have to do is find Urtha and the stadium, find them both, and bring them back.
15:16But I want you to know, we do not send our agents out into the field unprepared.
15:19Chief, how about a briefing?
15:20The boys down at Acme Photo Recon have put together a few slides on Iceland.
15:30Have a look.
15:32Iceland.
15:33Much of this island nation is covered by glaciers, but the cold isn't that big a problem.
15:38The island also has vast underground hot springs.
15:42The majority of its homes are heated geothermally.
15:45The natural hot water is pumped from underground.
15:47No, this isn't heaven.
15:51It's a hot spring spa.
15:53Even though it's as far north as Nome, Alaska, this outdoor bath is used all year round.
15:58Natural steam is also used to heat greenhouses, so flowers grow all year round.
16:04Now, Earth is even planning to steam heat the Tokyo Dome.
16:08The Icelandic horse, small, sturdy, and rugged, the original Land Cruiser.
16:15Many Icelanders belong to the Evangelical Lutheran Church.
16:20Though the Lutheran Church is state-sponsored, freedom for other religions is fully guaranteed.
16:25You know, it's a shame Eartha stole the Tokyo Dome and brought it here.
16:30But perhaps after you've captured Eartha and sent the Dome home, Icelanders will decide to get a baseball stadium and a team of their own.
16:41Perhaps they'll name it the Iceland Gumshoes in your honor.
16:46And they'll be power hitters just like you, but never, never steal bases.
16:51Gumshoes, Eartha has taken the Tokyo egg to Iceland.
16:54Go get them!
16:55Thanks, Steve. Come on, guys. Here we are in Iceland.
16:59Let's get yourself down here. Take a walk right over that way.
17:01Let me show you what we have.
17:03Now, here are the possible locations where you will be able to find Eartha, the stadium, and a warrant for Eartha's arrest.
17:08Now, the first thing you have to do is find the loot.
17:09That's the evidence you need so that you can get the warrant.
17:11With the warrant, you can then arrest the crook.
17:13Now, connect all three of those things in that order in a single turn, and you get a chance to try to catch Carmen San Diego.
17:19Catch Carmen San Diego, and you get that trip to anywhere in North America.
17:22Now, one more thing, as always, if you happen to pawn the loot, the warrant, or the crook, you get a free turn.
17:26Okay?
17:27Camille, you're ahead at the end of the last round. You go first.
17:30NATO Base?
17:31NATO Base.
17:33Oh, nothing there, but we're on our way. Michelle?
17:35Sweater Store?
17:35Sweater Store.
17:37That's exactly what it is, too. Camille, go ahead.
17:39Reykjavik Theater?
17:41Reykjavik Theater.
17:43Oh, sorry. Michelle?
17:44Krofla?
17:46Krofla.
17:48Washoi!
17:48Oh, Japanese. How nice. Thank you.
17:50Okay, Michelle, you got the loot, and you get a free turn. Go ahead.
17:54Geothermal plant?
17:55Geothermal plant.
17:57Eartha Britain.
17:58Okay, you got the loot, and you got Eartha. Remember, you have to go in the right order. Loot warrant, crook. Go ahead, Michelle.
18:02Reykjavik Theater.
18:03Reykjavik Theater.
18:05Okay, good strategy on your part. Nice job. We'll turn these around. Go ahead, Camille.
18:08Krofla?
18:09Krofla.
18:11Kamado.
18:11Go ahead, Camille.
18:12Science Institute?
18:13Science Institute.
18:17Nothing there. Turn those back around, Michelle. Go ahead.
18:19Krofla?
18:20Krofla.
18:20Go ahead, Michelle.
18:23Meisnet Lake?
18:26Meisnet Lake.
18:26Meisnet Lake.
18:27Nope, nothing there. Camille, go ahead.
18:30Krofla?
18:30Krofla.
18:31Saluharuo.
18:33Police station?
18:34I'm sorry, what was that, Camille?
18:35Police station?
18:35Police station.
18:37Oh, my goodness. You have the loot, you have the warrant, and you remember where Eartha is.
18:41Geothermal plant?
18:42Is she still the geothermal plant?
18:44Yeah.
18:46Oh, yeah.
18:46You're born.
18:47Woo!
18:47Come here, Camille.
18:51Nice job.
18:53Nice job.
18:54Very good.
18:55Okay, you got Eartha.
18:55Now all you have to do is put her in jail.
18:57Pull on the chain and do it.
19:00I love it.
19:01Huh.
19:01In jail.
19:03I like that, though.
19:05Yes.
19:06Okay.
19:06You feel good?
19:07Yep.
19:07You should feel good.
19:08You did a nice job.
19:09Now we're going to talk about your next adventure in just a little bit.
19:10First off, Michelle, listen, you were a great detective.
19:13You tracked Eartha all the way here.
19:15We have something very special for you.
19:16Chief.
19:17A gumshoe beat is the whole world, and world beat is the music for the 90s.
19:22So, we're giving you a collection of world music, CDs by artists from all around the globe.
19:28Plus, we have this CD filled with music from rock-a-pella, including our theme song.
19:33And we've all chipped in to buy a portable CD player.
19:36Congratulations!
19:38Thanks, Chief.
19:39We're just discussing decisions for what we have to do, possible places, if she gets the trip.
19:43What she's going to do now is write it down.
19:45So, there's a piece of paper.
19:46There's a pen.
19:46Go ahead and do it, Camille.
19:55Where do you want to go?
19:59I like that choice.
20:01And that is exactly what we decided on, correct?
20:02Very good.
20:03Okay.
20:03Now, you have to catch Carmen Sandiego.
20:05But, you know, we don't know where she is.
20:07This phone call here might just tell us.
20:10Hello?
20:10Greg, Senator Joe Biden here.
20:13I just want to let you know that I propose a congressional resolution naming you the best detective of the year.
20:19That's great!
20:20But some people were more comfortable with best detective of the month.
20:24And a few preferred best detective of the work week.
20:27Then someone even suggested best is an awfully strong word.
20:30So, we decided to name you the somewhat notable detective of the next 12 minutes.
20:36Congratulations, Greg.
20:38Thank you, sir.
20:39Thanks very much.
20:40Bye.
20:42Senator.
20:44Well, normally we get a call here about Carmen's.
20:48Maybe this will be her.
20:50Hello?
20:51Oh, you want her.
20:52Very good.
20:52It's for you.
20:53Hello?
20:54This is Eartha Brood calling.
20:57All I do here in jail is split rugs.
20:59I've never been so happy in all my life.
21:03Bring Carmen over to share in the fun.
21:05You'll find her in Asia.
21:07What'd she say?
21:08We'll find Carmen in Asia.
21:09Okay, Camille, you and I are going to Asia.
21:11Chief, here's a list of places Carmen may have traveled.
21:15Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Iran, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Cambodia, Malaysia, Philippines, South Korea, Japan.
21:36And, Greg, let's go to the map.
21:38I feel good.
21:44Okay, Camille, this is what it's all about.
21:46You know what this is, right?
21:47Yeah.
21:47Okay, what you have to do now is track Carmen San Diego through eight different countries, identifying each one with a marker.
21:52When you are right, you'll hear this sound.
21:53But if you're wrong, you'll hear this sound.
21:56This is very important.
21:57If you hear that sound two times on one marker, leave the marker where it is, come on back, and we will continue.
22:02But if you get eight right in 45 seconds, you will then win that trip.
22:06How does that sound to you?
22:08Good.
22:08How does it sound to you guys?
22:10All right, come on, Camille.
22:11Let's do this thing.
22:12Step right over here.
22:13Let's get 45 seconds up on the clock.
22:15All your buddies are here to cheer you on.
22:16Here we go.
22:17On your mark.
22:18Get set.
22:19Go.
22:19Come on to Kuwait.
22:20Kuwait.
22:21Yes, come on.
22:24Tajikistan.
22:25Tajikistan.
22:26Tajikistan.
22:27No, try it again.
22:29Try it.
22:30No, come on.
22:31Cambodia.
22:31Cambodia.
22:32Do it.
22:32Do it.
22:32Do it.
22:32Cheer on, guys.
22:33Do it.
22:34Yeah, come on.
22:36South Korea.
22:36South Korea.
22:37South Korea.
22:39Yeah.
22:40Saudi Arabia.
22:41Saudi Arabia.
22:42Saudi Arabia.
22:43Oh, yeah.
22:44Iran.
22:45Iran.
22:46Do it.
22:47Yes.
22:48Yes.
22:48Yes.
22:49Yes.
22:49Philippines.
22:50Philippines.
22:50Philippines.
22:51Go.
22:52Go.
22:53Yeah.
22:54Malaysia.
22:54Malaysia.
22:55Malaysia.
22:57Here we go.
22:58Yes.
22:59Japan.
23:00Japan.
23:01Japan.
23:02Hurry.
23:02This is it.
23:03Japan.
23:04Japan.
23:04Japan.
23:05She made it.
23:06She made it.
23:08She made it.
23:09Woo.
23:09You did it.
23:11Woo.
23:12You did it, buddy.
23:19Congratulations.
23:21How do you feel?
23:22Good.
23:23That's what you said you'd feel and you do.
23:25Okay.
23:25You and a pair now are going to be able to.
23:27You okay?
23:28You and a pair are going to be able to go to Mexico.
23:31Let's get packing.
23:33Nice job.
23:35And since you did that, you are no longer a dumb suit.
23:40You are now a sleuth.
23:41And we'll be able to wear the super sleuth Carmen Cedigo jacket.
23:45Want to try it on?
23:47Take that one off.
23:47Let's try it.
23:49Oh, this will look nice.
23:50You were wearing me out.
23:51I'm telling you what.
23:52Sure, I'll take that one.
23:53We'll take that right over there.
23:55How do you?
23:56So you did it.
23:56You did it.
23:57There's one more thing I want you to do, though.
23:59You know what it is.
24:00Let's do it.
24:01Do it, Rock-A-Petal.
24:03Well, she sneaks around the world from New York to Carolina.
24:15She's a sticky-finger-filled shirt from Berlin down to Belize.
24:19So take me for a ride on a lonely boat in China.
24:23Tell me where in the world is Carmen Cedigo.
24:27Steal their soul in South Korea.
24:29Well, they can't let it curse my uncle from the Red Sea to Greenland.
24:34They'll be sitting in the booth.
24:36Well, they never Arkansas her steal.
24:38Me go from the jungle.
24:40Tell me where in the world is Carmen Cedigo.
24:44She goes from Nashville to Norway.
24:47Von Andrews in Bob.
24:48Where is Chicago to Chekhov?
24:51Slovakia.
24:52And back.
24:52Well, she'll rent that practice stand and run a scan and scan today.
24:56I think she'll stick them up and down under and go make my pocket friends.
25:01She put the six in misdemeanah when she stole the beat from me, my dad.
25:05Where in the world is Carmen Cedigo.
25:09What, tell me!
25:10Where in the world is Carmen Cedigo.
25:13Tell me.
25:14Where in the world is Carmen Cedigo.
25:17Where in the world is Carmen Cedigo.
25:17Where in the world is Carmen Cedigo.
25:21Where in the world is Carmen Cedigo.
25:26Where in the world is Carmen Cedigo.
25:30Where in the world is Carmen Cedigo.
25:42This is Lynn Fixin speaking for Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego, and see you next time.
25:49Carmen Sandiego, where in the world is Carmen Sandiego?
25:55All contestants have been briefed regarding game rules prior to their appearance.
25:59All geographic information was accurate as of the date this program was recorded.
26:12Their hot or cold or flat are hilly pieces of ground, with water, water, water, water all around.
26:19The five biggest islands of the world renown. It's time to rock the mic, boys, and count them all down.
26:27You've got to head your bow north to find Isle No. 5, Ice and Fjords, Glaciers, a real snowy drive.
26:35A thousand miles long, Nana, don't you be laughin'. The fifth biggest island in the world called Babin.
26:42On the east coast of Africa, you'll find number four. It's where the Malagasy people live, and lemurs galore.
26:50If Mozambique's your thumping ground, you're not very far from the fourth biggest island. Check it, Madagascar.
26:57Check it, cruise along the equator, you'll find number three.
27:01It's covered by three countries in the South China Sea. Brunei, Indonesia, and Malaysia say, yo.
27:09They're on the third largest island, and it's called Borneo.
27:13Indonesia is also part of island number two. The other half is Papua New Guinea to you.
27:20It's wide in the middle, but it's in the real skinny. The second biggest island, give it up for New Guinea.
27:28Yo! Kick the ballistics while I sing number one. It's Denmark's territory, got the midnight sun.
27:35Alright!
27:35You don't like ice, you're gonna think it's the mean land. It's the world's biggest island. Give it up for Greenland.
27:43We're the Nana Posse.
27:44You!
27:45We think Nana's hot.
27:46You!
27:47So Nana, please remind us, what is it we got?
27:50You got the Nana.
27:52Oh.
27:52Na-ha-ha-ha, Nana.
27:53Oh.
27:54You got the Nana.
27:56Oh.
27:56Nana.
27:57Oh.
27:58Come on, Nana.
27:59Nana.
28:00Ooh.
28:01Nana.
28:01Ooh.
28:02Yeah.
28:03Nana.
28:03Banana.
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28:34I just wanted to tell you another.