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NBD, the right bank can make a difference. [ Music ] >> And by the members of AAA Michigan. AAA Michigan sponsors geography education through the How to Read a Map Program in middle schools. >> Today's caper is bank rolled by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and viewers like you. >> And by Delta Airlines because geography is important for kids everywhere. Delta Airlines. You'll love the way we fly. >> All these people want to know. >> Where in the world is? >> Carmen Sandiego. >> And one of these gumshoes could find Carmen. >> He once lived in Pakistan and knows how to speak [inaudible]. Meet Mohammed Umar. She's traveled in the eastern US and collects XMen comics. Meet Valentina Gutierrez. He's been to Sunset Beach, North Carolina, and loves baseball. Meet Christopher Moravek. [ Cheering and music ] >> And here's Senior Agent in charge of training new recruits, Greg Lee. >> Thank you, thanks man, thanks. How are you doing, guys? Thanks a lot. Hey, Christopher, good to see you, man. Hey, Valentina, hey Mohamed. Hey listen, folks, they're with me every day. >> Rockapella. >> [Inaudible]. Quick reminder you guys the one of you that catches Carmen Sandiego today is going to get that trip to anywhere in North America and that is not bad, ladies and gentlemen. [ Cheering ] >> So, chief, who are we after? >> This is Eartha Brute. >> Eartha Brute. >> If you're looking for brains, you won't find a trace. Between her 2 ears is a wide open space. Her last known whereabouts? Calgary, Alberta. Take a 10-minute drive from downtown Calgary and step millions of years back in time. You can do it at the Calgary Zoo's Prehistoric Park. It's North America's only major park to show dinosaurs in their natural environment. Of course, the dinos aren't real. They are life-sized replicas and they're surrounded by plant life and other prehistoric animals, which resemble those from the same era. Seeing dinosaurs in their natural habitat almost brings these long dead creatures back to life. Or it did until today. >> Oh, no. >> When Eartha Brute clomped into Calgary in her cave gal best. She then proceeded to [inaudible] of every prehistoric beast. And she probably still hasn't noticed that they aren't real. Gumshoes, I'm counting on you to crack today's case. Tyrannosaurus Wrecked. >> Oh, yeah. Okay, guys, trying to find Eartha and the prehistoric park. To help you out we're going to give you a 50 Acme Crime Bucks. There you are. Every time you answer a question correctly we're going to give you 10 more crime bucks and the 2 of you with the highest score at the end of this round will then proceed to the next round. You okay, man? Okay. Let's get started with our very first clue and for our first clue call out the SWAT team it's time for that pesky fly again. [ Buzzing ] [ Background splat ] >> I just flew in from the Atlantic coast when I was nearly eaten alive. They had these plants there called Venus Fly Traps that actually eat flies. Something about a lack of nitrogen where they grow makes them go after flesh. A plant lures you with the smell of its nectar. You fly in for a landing and then, wham, you're caught inside it's jaws. Its digestive juices get going and, oh, well, I can't go on. Thank heavens there are very few places where this plant grows wild. Now I know why one of them is called Cape Fear. >> All right everybody. I caught him and he's okay. [ Cheering ] He's okay. All right. Fly away, be free, be free. [ Buzzing ] [ Splat ] Oh, sorry about that. Okay, Gumshoes, name the state where Eartha has taken the prehistoric park? Is it West Virginia? Louisiana? Or North Carolina? The clues we heard Atlantic coast. One of the only places where Venus Fly Trap grows wild and Cape Fear. Come up with an answer as quickly as you can and once you're ready hold your card nice and high there. Christopher is ready. Mohammed is now ready. And Valentina is now ready. Christopher, what do you say, bud? >> I say North Carolina. >> North Carolina. Valentina? >> Is it Louisiana? >> Louisiana. Mohammed? >> North Carolina. >> North Carolina. Well, I can tell you this South Carolina is the only other place in the world where the Venus Fly Trap grows wild. North Carolina. Nice job, Christopher and Mohammed. [ Cheering ] All right, Gumshoes, for our next clue -- >> -- oh, Greg? Greg? >> I know what that sounds like, Scott, it sounds like we've got another Rockapella clue. All right. The Rockapella clue. Guys, I'm sorry, I thought this was a Rockapella clue. My mistake. [ Music and singing ] Rockapella, ladies and gentlemen. [ Cheering ] Okay, Gumshoes, name the lake where Eartha has gone. Is it Maracaibo? Bayano? Or Titicaca? Remember the clues that we heard in Bolivia and Peru. Uru Indians and sacred island of the sun. Come up with an answer as quick as you can guys. Valentina is ready so is Mohammed so is Christopher. Christopher, what do you say, man? >> I say Titicaca. >> Titicaca. What do you think, Valentina? >> Titicaca. >> Titicaca. Mohammed? >> Titicaca. >> Everyone said the same thing. Everyone is right. Thank you very much. [ Cheering ] Nice job, guys. Now it's time for one of my most favorite parts of the show. The lightning round. Go, oh, man. Take cover. Is that it? Are we done? No, okay. Always worth 5 Acme Points and I can tell you these are all about Eartha's most recent known whereabouts which is Lake Titicaca Hands on the buzzers. Gee whiz. Here's the first question. Lake Titicaca's first steam ships were made in England in 1862. How did such big, heavy boats get up to the lake? Where they, A, carried in pieces by mules? B, helicoptered in on ropes? Or, C, hoisted on the shoulders of the British Navy? [ Buzzer ] Christopher? >> Carried in pieces by mules. >> That's exactly right. Nice memory too. [ Cheering ] Five for you. Here's the second question. As recently as 1991, scientists found this on the bottom of Lake Titicaca. Am I talking about a sunken UFO? Ancient gold relics? Or a plug for draining the lake? [ Buzzer ] Valentina? >> Ancient gold relics. >> Is right. Nice job 5 for you. [ Cheering ] Here's the last question, guys. A reserve near Lake Titicaca protects a rare member of the camel family that is valued for its wool. What -- [ Buzzer ] Oh, Valentina? >> A vicuna? >> I'm sorry? >> A vicuna. >> Is that okay, judges? It is. Good job 5 for you. [ Cheering ] The vicuna, the vicuna is what we're looking for. Nice job, guys. Very nice job. Okay, listen, I have a quick meeting with the chief. >> Greg, would you come in here, please? >> Yeah, I just said I had to have a meeting and then I'll meet with you guys out in the alley for a little training session. You guys come with me. Hey chief, hey, that is a great, great windmill let me tell you. >> Thanks, Greg. I had it installed this morning. It is a great way to save money. As of today, all office power comes from that windmill. >> Well, chief, that is all well and good as long as the wind keeps blowing, but what if the wind dies down? Did you think about that? >> No, I hadn't thought about that.