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Episode 33 is the thirty-third episode of the first season of Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego?

Summary[]

Baron Wasteland steals the World's Columbian Exposition from Chicago, Illinois, in the year 1893.

Following a Data Boost at the time of the crime, Kevin and the Time pilots meet a patron of the 1939 New York World's Fair who directs them to Baron Wasteland.

In 1939, the Baron zaps the 'fact fuel,' requiring another Data Boost. He later gives Kevin and the pilots clues directing them to the grand opening of Disneyland in 1955, where they give Global Pursuit.

After contacting Omnicia, Kevin and the pilots find Baron Wasteland at the opening of Back to the Future: the Ride in 1993, the same year Steven Spielberg's Schindler's List was released. There, they retrieve the World's Columbian Exposition.

Lauren captures Baron Wasteland, but Carmen escapes as Lauren arrived at the fifth time portal after missing four questions in a row.

Time Pilots[]

  • Anthony Hans
  • Lauren Cole
  • Leigh Tinquist (?)

Sketches and Pit Stops[]

  • Cluefinder (New York World's Fair patron) - New York in 1939 (the year of the World's Fair)
  • VILE Villain Clue - 1955 (during Dwight D. Eisenhower's administration; during the grand opening of Disneyland)
  • Omnicia - 1993 (the year of Schindler's List; when the Back to the Future ride opened)

History of Entertainment and Technology (Flight Plan)[]

  • 1993: Jurassic Park premieres.
  • 1979: Walkman is introduced by Sony.
  • 1969: The first live TV is broadcasted from the moon.
  • 1955: Disneyland opens in California.
  • 1940: Bugs Bunny first appears in a cartoon.
  • 1935: Kodak introduces the first commercial color film.
  • 1910: Neon light is introduced.
  • 1893: The World's Columbian Exposition opens.

Trail Of Time Questions[]

Bold indicates correct answers.
Italics indicates the contestant's answers.
Underline indicates the contestant answered the question after time ran out.

  1. It's 1859. Who invents the flying trapeze?
    • The Ringling Brothers
    • Jules Léotard
  2. It's 1891. What is Thomas Edison's early movie projector?
    • Panavision
    • Kinetoscope
  3. It's the year 1908. Who are dancing the New York Stage?
    • Ziegfeld Girls
    • Rockettes
  4. It's 1952. What do films shown in "Natural Vision" feature?
    • 3-D Effects
    • Technicolor
  5. It's 1955. What Latin dance is spreading to the U.S.?
    • Lambada
    • Cha Cha
  6. Question Not Asked, out of time.

Trivia[]

  • The chase through the history of entertainment ends at the 1993 opening of Back to the Future: The Ride, which Omniscia happily touts as the likely future of entertainment. However, the ride closed in March 2007, a little more than a decade after this episode aired.

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