WitWi Carmen Sandiego? (1991) | The Case of the Creep in the Concorde | Hugh vs. Chris vs. Gino

In this 1991 episode, Top Grunge steals the Concorde.
And check out Rockapella in the last clue!
(c) 1991 WGBH Boston/WQED Pittsburgh
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[@antonspivack3928]

Before the phone was installed, the call ratting out Carmen came usually from a common object. Usually it was a sneaker, but in these cases it was something related to the location of the Jailtime Challenge. For Vienna it's a sausage, for Belgium it was a beer mug, and for Leningrad it was a nesting doll.

[@antonspivack3928]

This, Spot Lifter, and Pinched Paws were the eighth to tenth episodes taped. I wonder where to find a production list.

[@retroflashbackdude]

I thought Taking of the Tower and Time Bandit were the 1st 2 taped Europe episodes cause Greg still interviewed the players from right to left in those 2.

[@Lyra4ran]

Walter Cronkite - beyond awesome!

[@interstateruler]

Man I remember watching this as a little kid

[@antonspivack1436]

17:34 The Chief mispronounced Lipizzaner. Also, that Mozart piece Rockapella performed was A Little Night Music.

[@RareHarmony]

It is like she said, "Lip an Zer." 17:32

[@jessebaker1547]

I wish I was on Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego.

[@Joycwilson1982]

Jesse Baker me too because I was so smart in my states and my country and the flags

[@munimathbypeterfelton6251]

It was a ’90s kid’s dream to be on that show!

[@LuigiLaitinen]

@@Joycwilson1982Me three.

[@retroflashbackdude]

too bad the concorde is retired. now a flight between jfk and paris takes twice as long.

[@iHeartsNostalgiaPit]

I actually heard something about the Concorde being taken out of retirement

[@LuigiLaitinen]

@@iHeartsNostalgiaPitCool.

[@mhmrules]

I want a Mozartgram.

[@BlueIce-Tea]

I want to be able to compose myself.

[@antonspivack3928]

The first clue helps us understand why we had to rename the Eskimo Pie.

[@nope24601]

To appease your white guilt? Shameful. It's actually a useful term that helps to identify the peoples' survival method. It's not rude, it's accurate.

[@retroflashbackdude]

⁠@@nope24601some things that today’s generation consider offensive were important parts of history

[@WilliamMc91]

Walter Cronkite! :)