With kids having to grow up in a crazy social divide, a pandemic, and a potential WWIII, I'm pretty sure that yes, society peaked in the 90s and 2000s.
@@wom_Bat just cause it not your childhood doesn’t make it down hill,that stuff is very fun deal with it y’all are so annoying lol realize it doesn’t need to be apart of your childhood to be fun. It is others and soon they’ll say the same thing
@@HS32153 I understand what your saying but you where watching repeat episodes after they did the seasons because when it first came out it only came on once a week(nationwide) and the seasons were short it was a total of 74 episodes over 4 or 5 seasons meaning there wasn't enough 4 part series to show over a day to day period until all the seasons where complete unless they keep showing the same 4 part series back to back to back.
Ah, I missed this classic show. They made so many cool things in the 90s. The original video game was solid too. Where in time is Carmen Sandiago was next level for it's time.
Very cool, creative show with so many good elements put together. A friend turned me onto this when I was in elementary school. My favorite thing about it was the theme of course but it was slick, so well coordinated, the hosts were so good and so positive with the kids, there was humor, and it had an overall positive energy. The educational part was just gravy. Makes me very nostalgic. Kids today don't really have stuff like this.
What's so creative? It's 1/3 multiple choice. You don't have to finish 1st place in this. It's a rip off of Jeopordy. They don't even win money. On top of that finishing 1st doesn't even matter. You can finish 2nd & beat the 1st place person. Then like the end it's really hard to know those places on the map unless you study it. I'm sure if you study a map it'll be that much easier to memorize the countries.
@@tonyp9313 You've completely missed the point of the show. It's not a substitute for actually doing the work yourself. Kind of like movies of great novels aren't substitutes for reading them. The show was created partially in response to the results of a National Geographic survey done before the show's creation that indicated Americans had alarmingly little knowledge of geography, with one in four unable to locate the Soviet Union or the Pacific Ocean. Its premise was to raise awareness and engage audiences, especially young people. I'd suggest watching the cast Zoom reunion so you know what went into it to fully appreciate what these folks did, which was not easy. Plus you'd have to take into account it aired in the early to mid 90s.
@@benjaminschultz2582 Who cares about a national geographical survey. So you're saying 1/4 Americans which is 25% of people couldn't locate the Pacific Ocean & The Soviet Union? So doing math here that means 3/4 which is 75% of Americans can locate these things. This is very impressive to me that 75% knew where these things were considering this was early 90's no internet to look up things either. For the 25% who don't know that is a very small number. Geography you get that for like 2 years in high school. It's not a full 2 years either. You are not studying where these places are everyday either.
@@tonyp9313 Extrapolate that 1/4 that didn't know basic geography and you have roughly the amount on both sides of the political spectrum who contribute to the hysterical politics of today. So in that context, 1/4 is a lot. But then, as I said, it was PARTIALLY in response. It's the little things that, when put together, make big things possible ... good or bad. And we're talking about education and engagement of kids here, not adults. As I said from my original comment, children's programming was the main premise. You had a comedy troupe, entertainment, fun, and education. They made learning about geography fun, not saying that folks would have perfect knowledge as a result of it.
@@benjaminschultz2582 I agree with you. This was a legendary show, and nothing like it currently exists today (to the detriment of all). But I do think they made a couple errors in show design, most important of which was that the final "boss battle" to catch Carmen Sandiego was poorly-calibrated with respect to its difficulty (considering the ages of the contestants). 7 locations, 45 seconds. And it wasn't like after you got a place right, Greg would give you the next clue immediately - it took a couple seconds for it to happen, knocking the time down to an optimistic 35 seconds. 5 seconds per location. Even the contestants who knew all the places had a difficult time successfully navigating the UPSIDE-DOWN map (from the contestant's perspective, this was pretty disorientating) and getting it done in time (plenty of kids played the round perfectly, never slowing down or wasting time deliberating, but were just a second or so too late on the final marker, which would've been in the right place to win). And if they made even one error...they lost. Every time (even if their second guess was right). I watched this show religiously for two or three years in the '90s, and over all of those episodes (well over 100 of the 295 that were made), I think I saw maybe 10 people win. This could've just been because the cheap production studio didn't want to shell out what must have been up to $1,500 bucks total on airfare (they paid two airfares - the winner and a parent) that frequently. Nonetheless, it made watching the show quite frustrating at times.
Aw man, I still remember watching this on PBS when I was a toddler and starting Pre-School. And re-discovering this show, That explains how I knew all seven continents when I was at-lest 5 years old, A teacher and I were talking and one thing led to another and I pulled down the world map and said: "We are here in the USA in North America, Basil is down here and is the biggest country in South America." Then continued on about various other countries and continents. It's great that they uploaded this.
Is this sort of thing kinda like "your thing"? Kevin: What if I asked in the comment section if the viewer is watching in the same year that I posted the comment. Think of the pleasure and thrill that would come for both of us. Kevin, I don't know where the creativity comes from by do us all a solid and keep the great ideas flowing.
The travel kit all paper and rubber, not worth the paper printed on the Carmen watch a cheap plastic watch, the radio at best a $30 value. A t shirt a white t shirt with the Carman sandiago name on it maybe $20, a cheap CD player not even name brand diskman $20 back than, the exclusive pbs music pretty much worthless. A trip anywhere in North America wow they are cheap bastards I would have wrote Disney Land in California and made them pay for it. Back than trip to Disneyland and Disney world were still fucking expensive.
My sister and I watched Ghostwriter faithfully every week, my 6th grade teacher would have weekly competitions in our class with these episodes of Carmen Sandiego. They don’t make ‘em like this anymore
I was feeling nostalgic so I actually watched this whole video and I’m glad that I did cuz the jingle in 15:27 has been stuck in my head my entire adult life and I’d completely forgotten where it was from.
- Same!! I thought, "I'll just watch a couple of minutes"...and saw it through to the end. Yes, that jingle plagued me for MANY years. Nostalgic to hear it again, though.
A.E. Not going to happen. They would have to go look for the adults who participated as kids and get their okay to use their likeness. Also, there is the case of some of the clue segments, which used real-life celebrities as well as characters from other PBS shows (one episode, The Case Of The Lifted Lines, had X The Owl and Henrietta Pussycat from Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood as cluegivers), which would also require permission to use.
@@jeremyriley1238 seems likely that they would have gotten release for any potential media release while they were there at the time signing stuff. It's hard to believe that they would go through the trouble of making these shows without getting releases for physical media. Too hard to believe honestly, unless you have some inside intel. Bigger issue would be how many people would actually pay for 256 episodes (for comparison, Married With Children's entire run waa 259) of some 90s game show for kids. I think it would end up being one of those perpetual "i'll do it *next* pay check" things
I watched this when I was 8 and in second grade. This was my favorite show in the world at the time. It played a huge role in my life in making me interested in geography and other cultures.
My older sister used to make fun of me for watching this when I was 12 and watched it after school everyday. She got hooked on it too though. 🎶The Warrant🎶
I really loved this show, I was a month away from turning 10 when this episode came out. Looking back on your childhood is a weird experience, I can’t believe it was almost 30 years ago. My favorite cartoon was David the Gnome, I remember seeing the reruns. I guess nostalgia makes me sad, which is hard for me because I have a great life- I want for nothing. But if I could have those years back it would be grand.
I was so young when this show came out. While I didn't understand too much of it....at least early on...I LOVE the "Where in the world is Carmen Sandiego?" theme at the end...and that always was stuck in my mind. I loved dancing to it. But I got more into as I got older...
Very great nostalgic show, lots of memories... and I didn't even grow up in the US! Yeah I'm not sure if it's common knowledge but this show was adapted in a few different countries, including Italy (as "Che fine ha fatto Carmen Sandiego?") where I don't think the original computer game was even released so this was the only version we knew. It's pretty much identical with the same games, same graphics, same characters, there even is the same a cappella songs, although translated.
25:38 I still have my copy. I bought it on ebay. My parents rarely bought me anything cool. But it’s a piece of game show history, and it’s a fun listen.
@@MaryS2022 I don't think I was nervous. Maybe excited? Though I also got lucky with the map at the end. South America! So much easier than Africa or Europe. Hehe.
Shout out to my child hood generation who loved Carmen Sandiego. Not the Cartoon but the official show.
Santiago Jae I hear ya man I grew up with this show & the everything else 90's loved this show
Let's hope this doesn't get messed up!
I love this show. I was around six years old when I used to watch this..
I liked the cartoon too.
People use to sang the intro when I told them my name.
We 90s kids had the best childhood!
But now kids have fortnight, pewdiepie and Jake Paul.... Okay maybe things have gone a little down hill.
Yes! 🙌🏻
With kids having to grow up in a crazy social divide, a pandemic, and a potential WWIII, I'm pretty sure that yes, society peaked in the 90s and 2000s.
Worst show ever.
@@wom_Bat just cause it not your childhood doesn’t make it down hill,that stuff is very fun deal with it y’all are so annoying lol realize it doesn’t need to be apart of your childhood to be fun. It is others and soon they’ll say the same thing
I wish they would bring shows like this back. This show and others from my childhood use to teach you something of value.
Spot on. Notice how bright and warm the set is.
Wow, I forgot about those shows until I saw your comment. I had the same after school routine as you.
R.I.P. Lynne Thigpen aka Chief
My favourite was when she was in the Warriors and all you seen was her lips as a radio announcer
Lynne I think was also Auntie McCasser on Big Comfy Couch
I like that she had fun with the role.
and Luna in Bear in the Big Blue House
WillWrambles that’s my favorite character
I would watch this and Ghostwriter everyday after school. With Disney Afternoon mixed in, with a side of basketball, and video games. Miss it man 😢😢
That sounds awesome!
it was such great time to be alive
Ghostwriter came on on Sundays only
@@Da19thbronzemen maybe we’re you’re from, but it came on right after Where in The World Is Carmen SanDiego on PBS weekdays here in NC
@@HS32153 I understand what your saying but you where watching repeat episodes after they did the seasons because when it first came out it only came on once a week(nationwide) and the seasons were short it was a total of 74 episodes over 4 or 5 seasons meaning there wasn't enough 4 part series to show over a day to day period until all the seasons where complete unless they keep showing the same 4 part series back to back to back.
I miss the 90's, it was so much fun being a kid.
Imagine being a KID in today's world!
@@notsewdarb9972 lol
Being a teenager in the 90s was even better
Emily00Strange Yeah I agree. Things were much simpler and so much better. 🙂
I feel bad for kids these days. This show blows away the garbage they put out these days.
Lynn and Greg had such amazing chemistry. They truly made the show fantastic.
I miss the 90’s, was a blast growing up as a kid, had the greatest tv shows ever, to include this show. My brothers and I watched this all the time
I would have to agree with you, because I miss the 90s too.
I think we all miss the 90's.
Ah, I missed this classic show. They made so many cool things in the 90s. The original video game was solid too.
Where in time is Carmen Sandiago was next level for it's time.
This is why I loved geography so much and know where most places are. Thank you, PBS. I wish they continued this show.
This was a great show. educational and fun.
This show was on without fail everyday the second I got home from school with my siblings.
Yes indeed
Very cool, creative show with so many good elements put together. A friend turned me onto this when I was in elementary school. My favorite thing about it was the theme of course but it was slick, so well coordinated, the hosts were so good and so positive with the kids, there was humor, and it had an overall positive energy. The educational part was just gravy. Makes me very nostalgic. Kids today don't really have stuff like this.
What's so creative? It's 1/3 multiple choice. You don't have to finish 1st place in this. It's a rip off of Jeopordy. They don't even win money. On top of that finishing 1st doesn't even matter. You can finish 2nd & beat the 1st place person. Then like the end it's really hard to know those places on the map unless you study it. I'm sure if you study a map it'll be that much easier to memorize the countries.
@@tonyp9313 You've completely missed the point of the show. It's not a substitute for actually doing the work yourself. Kind of like movies of great novels aren't substitutes for reading them. The show was created partially in response to the results of a National Geographic survey done before the show's creation that indicated Americans had alarmingly little knowledge of geography, with one in four unable to locate the Soviet Union or the Pacific Ocean. Its premise was to raise awareness and engage audiences, especially young people. I'd suggest watching the cast Zoom reunion so you know what went into it to fully appreciate what these folks did, which was not easy. Plus you'd have to take into account it aired in the early to mid 90s.
@@benjaminschultz2582 Who cares about a national geographical survey. So you're saying 1/4 Americans which is 25% of people couldn't locate the Pacific Ocean & The Soviet Union? So doing math here that means 3/4 which is 75% of Americans can locate these things. This is very impressive to me that 75% knew where these things were considering this was early 90's no internet to look up things either. For the 25% who don't know that is a very small number. Geography you get that for like 2 years in high school. It's not a full 2 years either. You are not studying where these places are everyday either.
@@tonyp9313 Extrapolate that 1/4 that didn't know basic geography and you have roughly the amount on both sides of the political spectrum who contribute to the hysterical politics of today. So in that context, 1/4 is a lot. But then, as I said, it was PARTIALLY in response. It's the little things that, when put together, make big things possible ... good or bad. And we're talking about education and engagement of kids here, not adults. As I said from my original comment, children's programming was the main premise. You had a comedy troupe, entertainment, fun, and education. They made learning about geography fun, not saying that folks would have perfect knowledge as a result of it.
@@benjaminschultz2582 I agree with you. This was a legendary show, and nothing like it currently exists today (to the detriment of all). But I do think they made a couple errors in show design, most important of which was that the final "boss battle" to catch Carmen Sandiego was poorly-calibrated with respect to its difficulty (considering the ages of the contestants). 7 locations, 45 seconds. And it wasn't like after you got a place right, Greg would give you the next clue immediately - it took a couple seconds for it to happen, knocking the time down to an optimistic 35 seconds. 5 seconds per location. Even the contestants who knew all the places had a difficult time successfully navigating the UPSIDE-DOWN map (from the contestant's perspective, this was pretty disorientating) and getting it done in time (plenty of kids played the round perfectly, never slowing down or wasting time deliberating, but were just a second or so too late on the final marker, which would've been in the right place to win). And if they made even one error...they lost. Every time (even if their second guess was right).
I watched this show religiously for two or three years in the '90s, and over all of those episodes (well over 100 of the 295 that were made), I think I saw maybe 10 people win. This could've just been because the cheap production studio didn't want to shell out what must have been up to $1,500 bucks total on airfare (they paid two airfares - the winner and a parent) that frequently. Nonetheless, it made watching the show quite frustrating at times.
I cant believe this show was only on for 4 seasons! Loved it as a kid it was soo good!
I thought it was on longer... wow. Great show 👏🏿
That’s because each season was like 60 episodes
It was on for 5 seasons actually from late part of 1991 till the end of 1995 including some reruns... Where in time debuted in late part of 1996
"Carmen's gang is bankrolled by...viewers like you." Did she just accuse us of providing aid to the enemy?!
"The Warrant" always my favorite part
what did we do to deserve the 90s? i loved watching this show as a kid
LMAO that lead singers goofy hair extensions cracked me up
Aw man, I still remember watching this on PBS when I was a toddler and starting Pre-School. And re-discovering this show, That explains how I knew all seven continents when I was at-lest 5 years old, A teacher and I were talking and one thing led to another and I pulled down the world map and said: "We are here in the USA in North America, Basil is down here and is the biggest country in South America." Then continued on about various other countries and continents. It's great that they uploaded this.
My cousin was on one episode. I loved this show. It was more entertaining than most of the shows of that time. I was in college when this aired.
I loved the bits between Greg and The Chief!
Whooooooo!!!!!! I loved this show as a kid ♥️♥️♥️ great time to be alive!
Are you watching in 2019?
Is this sort of thing kinda like "your thing"?
Kevin: What if I asked in the comment section if the viewer is watching in the same year that I posted the comment. Think of the pleasure and thrill that would come for both of us.
Kevin, I don't know where the creativity comes from by do us all a solid and keep the great ideas flowing.
Yes
no
@@minshullj Is calling people out for redundant benign shit in UA-cam comments "your thing?".... Cause It's mine ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
@@carpediem3991 I dabble in it.
"She stole a cheese danish from arch bishop Desmon Tu Tu"
That went over all the kids heads...wow. But it was funny :)
Explain it to me please lol
Do it Rock-A-Pella! I loved that show.
williamburg, va
The nostalgia is strong with this one.
Who tf cares about Ukraine? 😂
Ah the nostalgia. My childhood right here!
Such wonderful memories! I used to watch this everytime it was on!
God I wish the show was back on and I wish I had the DVDs and CD back!!
“... you’ll win a trip to anywhere in North America” Overseas travel just ain’t in the budget, kids!
Well it was a PBS show after all.
The travel kit all paper and rubber, not worth the paper printed on the Carmen watch a cheap plastic watch, the radio at best a $30 value. A t shirt a white t shirt with the Carman sandiago name on it maybe $20, a cheap CD player not even name brand diskman $20 back than, the exclusive pbs music pretty much worthless.
A trip anywhere in North America wow they are cheap bastards I would have wrote Disney Land in California and made them pay for it.
Back than trip to Disneyland and Disney world were still fucking expensive.
@@BelmontClan well aren't you fun
@@nataliexu5624 I'm smart not fun, and you know it's the parents who push the kids.
I would've written Disneyland or Walt Disney World. Hehe!
Omg! The nostalgia I feel right now 😩 This and the show Ghost Writer were everything ❤️
My sister and I watched Ghostwriter faithfully every week, my 6th grade teacher would have weekly competitions in our class with these episodes of Carmen Sandiego. They don’t make ‘em like this anymore
Square One Television was my favorite, but im an old and a math nerd.
Yes!! I could cry!! I used to LOVE Ghost Writer!!😢😢❤❤❤❤
What a thing to come home to! An episode binge!
Andy PG i
I loved this show as a kid, I'm so sad that this type of stuff isn't on anymore!
Kristin Hull now it is...! 😉
That quartet was the bomb....being a pre-teen kid in the 90’s was the ish!
Rockapella
Did they work on Doug? Or do all quartets just sound the same lol
Omg this and Wishbone was my favorite. PBS was too good when I was a kid.
I was feeling nostalgic so I actually watched this whole video and I’m glad that I did cuz the jingle in 15:27 has been stuck in my head my entire adult life and I’d completely forgotten where it was from.
My god, that part especially made me feel 9 years old again.
- Same!! I thought, "I'll just watch a couple of minutes"...and saw it through to the end. Yes, that jingle plagued me for MANY years. Nostalgic to hear it again, though.
Omg samesies
Same here. Watched the whole thing. It gave me a certain peace
“you could conclude that patty stole a cheese danish from archbishop desmond tutu” 😂😂😂😂
Thank you. This was the original Carmen Sandiego. The best ever!
Trip down the memory lane for sure! Thanks for this upload
One of the greatest educational shows of our time.. this generation is missing stuff like this
Everyone my age wanted to be on this show.
Ugh! Take me back to my childhood!! These were my golden years!!
This needs a dvd/blu-ray release
A.E. Not going to happen. They would have to go look for the adults who participated as kids and get their okay to use their likeness. Also, there is the case of some of the clue segments, which used real-life celebrities as well as characters from other PBS shows (one episode, The Case Of The Lifted Lines, had X The Owl and Henrietta Pussycat from Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood as cluegivers), which would also require permission to use.
@@jeremyriley1238 seems likely that they would have gotten release for any potential media release while they were there at the time signing stuff. It's hard to believe that they would go through the trouble of making these shows without getting releases for physical media. Too hard to believe honestly, unless you have some inside intel.
Bigger issue would be how many people would actually pay for 256 episodes (for comparison, Married With Children's entire run waa 259) of some 90s game show for kids. I think it would end up being one of those perpetual "i'll do it *next* pay check" things
to be honest this would be worth blowing an entire paycheque over
I watched this when I was 8 and in second grade. This was my favorite show in the world at the time. It played a huge role in my life in making me interested in geography and other cultures.
My older sister used to make fun of me for watching this when I was 12 and watched it after school everyday. She got hooked on it too though. 🎶The Warrant🎶
9:00 I cackled with laughter at the Watergate reference. "Nixon on the front, blank tapes on the back..."
Thanks for posting! Loved this show.
Classic! My childhood had to been one of the best. Growing up in the 90s is damn near untouched
Loved this show. The 90s had the best shows.
I really loved this show, I was a month away from turning 10 when this episode came out.
Looking back on your childhood is a weird experience, I can’t believe it was almost 30 years ago. My favorite cartoon was David the Gnome, I remember seeing the reruns.
I guess nostalgia makes me sad, which is hard for me because I have a great life- I want for nothing. But if I could have those years back it would be grand.
Best show ever ! Thanks for these!
I so loved this TV show when I was young .
I was in high school when this program was on. I watched it when I came home from school. #goodtimes
Loved the Chief. Still remember the end theme like it were yesterday
One of my favorite shows growing up as a kid...wow.
Who did not want to be a participant on this show!
DiamondEyes004 yea being a kid was awesome
I loved this show too and I'm older than the audience back then.
I hear you Donna, I was in my 40's watched it everyday.
@@byroncole7548 sure did like this than the cartoon version.
Carmen Sandieago
Ghostwriter
Square One
Degrassi The Next Generation
Gimme some ghostwriter
Salute your shorts
Subzero Hey Dude! 😄
Newton's Apple
Ghost Writer all day baby!
They should bring this back....
They did. On netflix. Not anywhere near the same though.😔
@@redbone89100 Agreed. I'll be reviewing it tonight on my weekly cartoon show: Stay 'Tooned!
It wouldn’t be the same without The Chief. She passed on in 2003
G3ars Of D3ath This & Ghostwriter. 😊👍🏾
It would be ruined with special effects and social media
this show was awesome 🤩
I wonder if Ned still has that World Band Radio.
This show alone made me interested in Geography.
I always loved this show. Also, I love Nassau. I go on a cruise to the Bahamas a couple of times a year. I always enjoy going to Nassau.
what a surreal experience that was. I...couldn't stop watching
I was so young when this show came out. While I didn't understand too much of it....at least early on...I LOVE the "Where in the world is Carmen Sandiego?" theme at the end...and that always was stuck in my mind. I loved dancing to it. But I got more into as I got older...
"Patty Larceny" lmao😂😂😂 oh wow!
Back when shows were informative and kids had manners miss my childhood🥺
Same!
Wonderful job fellows!!
Shout out to my child hood generation who loved Carmen Sandiego. Not the Cartoon but the official show.😎😱😱🧞♀️🇺🇸🇺🇸
As a kid I thought. Carmen was a real person
So did I!
I used to watch this when I was in college for stress relief!
Very great nostalgic show, lots of memories... and I didn't even grow up in the US!
Yeah I'm not sure if it's common knowledge but this show was adapted in a few different countries, including Italy (as "Che fine ha fatto Carmen Sandiego?") where I don't think the original computer game was even released so this was the only version we knew.
It's pretty much identical with the same games, same graphics, same characters, there even is the same a cappella songs, although translated.
I loved this show and my grades in geography and history in high school got a lot better
I watched this show regularly. I was in my 40's.👍👏
I LOVED THIS SHOW BACK IN THE DAY
"Greg, the ice machine will *_not_* take these coins."
How do I still remember this theme song
Ah, I used to love this show!
The Williams-burglary makes so little sense that I feel like they came up with the pun first and built off of that
“I chose Lativia” 😂
This brought a smile to my face.
not a kid of the 90's but it was a great show. kudo's to Carmen San Diego and Rockapella!
When you realize the "Chief" is the mean old lady in Lean on Me. Lol. Man I used to love this show!!!❤
I Really Miss this Show And The 80s And the 90s
I watched this alot, even had a book.
This definitely takes me back.
They should have a show like this today to teach kids about geography.
This was a fun show to watch.
25:38 I still have my copy.
I bought it on ebay. My parents rarely bought me anything cool. But it’s a piece of game show history, and it’s a fun listen.
I can’t remember why I just went into the kitchen but I remember every word to this theme song
I was on this show in 1992 - and won it! But they took down the video of my episode. Wonder if there's any way I could get a digital recording of it?
Hopefully someone can get you a copy. Did you feel nervous at any point during filming? Just curious.
@@MaryS2022 I don't think I was nervous. Maybe excited? Though I also got lucky with the map at the end. South America! So much easier than Africa or Europe. Hehe.
@@zeeshansuhail Thank you for answering my question! I hope your episode resurfaces one day so I can see it for myself.
@@MaryS2022 I would love to share it with you! Please pray I find it. Positive energy your way.
Look what I just found!
ua-cam.com/video/ZXxXVNVVzZI/v-deo.html
Loved both shows and the video game I played at school
I was a kid when it first aired in 1991 and a teen from 1992 to 1996 i watched this show I loved this show.
that host was so fun and those singers were awesome
Of course, Rockapella and Greg Lee made the show with Lynn Thigpen. Though I wish i had their early CDs, and been trying to find 'em since.
We miss ya Chief!
Great show! 80’s and 90s game shows were the best!
I loved this show.
Loved this show.
This was the best kids game show ever back in the early 90s on PBS and it was educational this help the kids with georaphy
I just re watched the cartoon and it was good
Shows like these make me miss being a kid sometimes
Loved this show I miss the 90s
Memories from my childhood years watching Carmen Sandiego