Fun fact: Deep Thought would later be renamed Deep Blue because IBM thought “Deep Thought” sounded too much like “Deep Throat.” …wow. Also, the episode mentions Garry Kasparov, the chess champion whom Deep Blue would eventually defeat.
This is my favorite 1991 episode of WITWICS! I loved this episode because Robocrook was the villain, and he was one of my favorites on this show. Also, in the map run on the USA map, the first place he had to look for Carmen was in my home state of Michigan. I believe this was the only episode in the entire run of the show where Michigan got a marker on the map, unless you can disprove that. Anyway, a great posting, VERY WELL DONE!
@@markheying2830 Agreed it is the easiest. Africa is the hardest due to the small countries hard to pinpoint, followed by Europe. South America is definitely the second easiest map (only 12 countries).
@@markheying2830 True, but when they expanded it to include all of North America it then became the toughest by far. I still don't know all of the Mexican states, haha.
It's extra awesome because he chose to visit his grandparents in Iowa instead of sticking with the tried-and-true places like California and Colorado. I highly doubt any other contestant even picked Iowa, much less won a trip there.
Spain site of the 1992 Summer Olympics
Barcelona
Fun fact: Deep Thought would later be renamed Deep Blue because IBM thought “Deep Thought” sounded too much like “Deep Throat.” …wow. Also, the episode mentions Garry Kasparov, the chess champion whom Deep Blue would eventually defeat.
This is my favorite 1991 episode of WITWICS! I loved this episode because Robocrook was the villain, and he was one of my favorites on this show. Also, in the map run on the USA map, the first place he had to look for Carmen was in my home state of Michigan. I believe this was the only episode in the entire run of the show where Michigan got a marker on the map, unless you can disprove that. Anyway, a great posting, VERY WELL DONE!
Nathan Byberg If I remember, the USA Map is most likely the easiest because you can almost certainly remember where the States are.
@@markheying2830 Agreed it is the easiest. Africa is the hardest due to the small countries hard to pinpoint, followed by Europe. South America is definitely the second easiest map (only 12 countries).
@@craigceecee8762 Asia's tricky because it's physically a huge place, but it also has lots of easy countries (China, India, Japan, Saudi Arabia, etc).
@@markheying2830 True, but when they expanded it to include all of North America it then became the toughest by far. I still don't know all of the Mexican states, haha.
It's extra awesome because he chose to visit his grandparents in Iowa instead of sticking with the tried-and-true places like California and Colorado. I highly doubt any other contestant even picked Iowa, much less won a trip there.
Robocrook: Robocop's evil clone.
I was in Spain just over a year ago. I did go to an art museum, which I'm pretty sure was Prado, and I had some tapas as well.
12:22 *"HOT ON THE TRAIL??!!! THAT'S POPPYCOCK!!!"*
"That's our upstairs neighbor Mrs Pumpkin-Klanger."
@@Rainbowdragon2 always slamming the window 🪟 shut!
Checkmate!
I was in high school in 1991.
nice
Robocrook @Robocrook
A few words I didn't quite understand. Like the chief says that Robo has the brains of a... what? And what did she say his father was?