History Recap / TheThreeInvestigatorsSpurInsNicht

* CallBack: How both Jupiter and Pete lost their memory. In a previous case, ''Tal des Schreckens'', the victims has been administered a drug that erased their memories. It turns out Thorndike had the same connections and used enough of a dosage to erase their memories for the last twenty four hours, but he wasn't sure if it worked, hence the Saws-like setup. It was the only way he could think of to check if they had really forgotten everything. And kust like the victims of ''Tal des Schrekens'', both Jupe and Pete never recover their memories.

* CallBack: How both Jupiter and Pete lost their memory. In a previous case, ''Tal des Schreckens'', the victims has been administered a drug that erased their memories. It turns out Thorndike had the same connections and used enough of a dosage to erase their memories for the last twenty four hours, but he wasn't sure if it worked, hence the [[Franchise/Saws Saws]]-like setup. It was the only way he could think of to check if they had really forgotten everything. And kust like the victims of ''Tal des Schrekens'', both Jupe and Pete never recover their memories.

* CallBack: How both Jupiter and Pete lost their memory. In a previous case, ''Tal des Schreckens'', the victims has been administered a drug that erased their memories. It turns out Thorndike had the same connections and used enough of a dosage to erase their memories for the last twenty four hours, but he wasn't sure if it worked, hence the [[{{Saw}} Saws]]-like setup.

* CallBack: How both Jupiter and Pete lost their memory. In a previous case, ''Tal des Schreckens'', the victims has been administered a drug that erased their memories. It turns out Thorndike had the same connections and used enough of a dosage to erase their memories for the last twenty four hours, but he wasn't sure if it worked, hence the {{Saw}}s setup.

* CallBack: How both Jupiter and Pete lost their memory. In a previous case, ''Tal des Schreckens'', the victims has been administered a drug that erased their memories. It turns out Thorndike had the same connections and used enough of a dosage to erase their memories for the last twenty four hours, but he wasn't sure if it worked, hence the {{Saw}}s-like setup.

* CompletelyDifferentTitle: In the American release of the book, it is retitled to 'Evil Games' (''Spur ins Nicht'' means 'Nowhere to go').

* MasterActors: Both Shawn and Jolene had pretty believable personalities and acting skills despite still being in school. Leah was decent at acting, but simply tried to keep to herself.

Jupiter is trapped! Disoriented and missing his memories, he wakes up in a cold, dark, and locked room. Has the First Investigator been kidnapped and taken to a secret hideout? And who is the young man trapped with him? Can he really not remember anything? Or does he know more than he lets on? The Three Investigators become embroiled in a mysterious case in which they have to use their wits to track down the perpetrator. And not shy away from anything…

* AdaptionDeviation: In the radio play, Pete gets his injury when the pipe recoils onto his arm when he tries to open the door (Jupe didn't help him open it). As a result, Leah didn't try to sabotage the elevator (though instead stealthily called it) and Jupe didn't realize that someone was a mole.

* [[NiceGuy Nice Girl]]: Jolene's character seems to be the kind, empathatic one. It's not too far from her original personality, as she was the one who wanted to call off the production when Pete got injured.