This starts out with the episode's villain doing something to the Chronoskimmer.
Data Boost: At two points during the game one in the second and final season, there is a Data Boost.The typical course of the round is as follows: Therefore, the final point in time will always be the present or else very near the present. The points in time visited follow the historical progression of the "seed" that was originally stolen and it is repeatedly emphasized that all the history travelled through will be erased unless the artifact is returned. Otherwise, their score remained the same.Īt one point in the game, Carmen's henchman would provide a clue from the viewscreen. Any pilot with the correct answer scores 10 Power Points. They can see which choice the pilots made by the lights in front of them, before they actually reveal their answer. The viewer can see the individual choices represented by an individual color pink, green, and blue. They simultaneously select their answers, then reveal them to Kevin. After the skit, three possible answers or locations are shown to the pilots. Various skits are performed which give clues to the location where the villain went to, like the Cluefinder from World which is locked-in to someone from the past or the future.
The Chief briefs the pilots what was stolen and when it was stolen from. The pilots are given 100 Power Points to begin the game. Three players ages 10–14, known as "Time Pilots" compete. In the second and final season, after the opening credits, the Chief introduced Kevin as he goofed around in his room doing a certain activity, when the Chief said "Kevin?, KEVIN!". In the first season, after the opening credits, the Chief introduced Kevin as he entered from the left of the Chronoskimmer. Then, the show begins with the Engine Crew preparing the ACME Chronoskimmer, a top-secret spaceship capable of time travel, for launch. The Chief appears and tells the audience that if the stolen object is not returned within 28 minutes, history will change forever. In the second and final season, she tells them to bring it back to her in a Loot Orb Cybersphere when they have it. In the first season, she shines an Info-Beam on them to give them the details of the object in question. henchmen and tells them what to steal and where to go. Carmen later summons to one of her V.I.L.E. In the first season, Carmen appears in a Fourth wall type of narration, in the second and final season, Carmen appears in a ship's nanoprobe. headquarters complaining to herself about something and quickly plots to steal the historical "seed" that led to its existence. The show replaced Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego?, and was recorded entirely at Kaufman Astoria Studios in Queens, New York City.Įvery show begins with a cold open, the viewing audience sees Carmen Sandiego in her V.I.L.E. The show stars Lynne Thigpen as "The Chief", Kevin Shinick as ACME Time Pilot Squadron Leader and "The Engine Crew" as various informants. Just like its predecessor, the show was produced by WGBH Boston and WQED Pittsburgh, and ran from October 7, 1996, to December 12, 1997, with reruns airing until September 25, 1998. Where in Time Is Carmen Sandiego? is an American short-lived half-hour children's television game show loosely based on the computer game of the same name created by Brøderbund Software.
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