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** The entire Trans-Siberian Railway[[note]]The world's longest railway[[/note]]
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** All the tea in China.
** Every last drop of salsa.
** The Headwaters Of The Amazon River[[note]]which haven't yet been discovered[[/note]]
** The entire Trans-SiberianRailway[[note]]The Railway[[note]]the world's longest railway[[/note]]railway[[/note]]
** The Olympic flame[[note]]which doesn't exist until a few weeks before the Olympics[[/note]]
** Every last drop of salsa.
** The Headwaters Of The Amazon River[[note]]which haven't yet been discovered[[/note]]
** The entire Trans-Siberian
** The Olympic flame[[note]]which doesn't exist until a few weeks before the Olympics[[/note]]
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** Scientists: Dr. Belljar, Sarah Bellum, Jane Reaction
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** Scientists: Dr. Belljar, Sarah Sarah/Saira Bellum, Jane Reaction
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** Nobles: Contessa, Baron Wasteland, Baron Grinnit
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** Nobles: Contessa, Baron Wasteland, Baron GrinnitGrinnit, Countess Cleo
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** Hackers: Dee Cryption, Cy Berpunk, Telly Phone
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** Hackers: Dee Cryption, Cy Berpunk, Telly PhonePhone, The Troll
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''Carmen Sandiego'' is an EdutainmentGame series created by now-defunct Creator/BroderbundSoftware in 1985. The series became phenomenally successful in the [[TheNineties 1990s]], spawning no fewer than ''three'' television shows, two on Creator/{{PBS}} and one on Creator/{{Fox}}, then falling into obscurity shortly around the TurnOfTheMillennium before resurrecting around TheNewTens, starting on Website/{{Facebook}}. The series is now owned by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. There probably have been plenty of games released, and Carmen just ''stole them all''.
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''Carmen Sandiego'' is an EdutainmentGame series created by now-defunct Creator/BroderbundSoftware in 1985. The series became phenomenally successful in the [[TheNineties 1990s]], spawning no fewer than ''three'' television shows, two on Creator/{{PBS}} and one on Creator/{{Fox}}, then falling into obscurity shortly around the TurnOfTheMillennium before resurrecting around TheNewTens, starting on Website/{{Facebook}}.Platform/{{Facebook}}. The series is now owned by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. There probably have been plenty of games released, and Carmen just ''stole them all''.
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** Website/CollegeHumor's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYhodCCUyBs Where the Fuck Is Carmen Sandiego?]], how the game show would look like with a whopping dollop of grimdark.
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** Website/CollegeHumor's [[Creator/{{Dropout}} CollegeHumor]]'s [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYhodCCUyBs Where the Fuck Is Carmen Sandiego?]], how the game show would look like with a whopping dollop of grimdark.
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* FailedFutureForecast: The older games were made before the fall of Communism, making them pretty inaccurate now. There are also some non-Communism-related examples of Geography Marching On. It'd almost be impossible to count how many ''Carmen'' games show the World Trade Center towers in New York, but it's a lot (they're even in the opening credits of the ''Where on Earth'' cartoon). When the name of a currency is given as a clue, it will be inaccurate for any country which has since adopted the Euro. And so on. A geography game just can't stay accurate forever, you know.
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** Website/CollegeHumor's [[http://www.collegehumor.com/video/753627/where-the-fck-is-carmen-sandiego Where the Fuck Is Carmen Sandiego?]], how the game show would look like with a whopping dollop of grimdark.
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** Website/CollegeHumor's [[http://www.collegehumor.com/video/753627/where-the-fck-is-carmen-sandiego [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYhodCCUyBs Where the Fuck Is Carmen Sandiego?]], how the game show would look like with a whopping dollop of grimdark.
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%%* {{Feelies}}: The oldest games in the series from the 1980s and very early '90s.
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* GentlemanThief: Carmen is a female version considering she is generally cordial with her pursuers and doesn't cause harm other than stealing.
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* GentlemanThief: Carmen is a female version version, considering she is generally cordial with her pursuers and doesn't cause harm other than stealing.stealing. Her stylish outfit certainly doesn't hurt her here, either.
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* PeekABangs: In ''WesternAnimation/WhereOnEarthIsCarmenSandiego'', when she's not wearing her signature fedora.
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* RightHandCat: In ''Junior Detective'' and the 1996 versions of ''World'' and ''U.S.A.'', Carmen has a pet cat named Carmine. Sadly, we never see Carmen stroke Carmine in the usual villainous fashion (although Carmine being a ginger cat against Carmen's red would create a terrible color clash).
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* RightHandCat: In ''Junior Detective'' and the 1996 versions of ''World'' and ''U.S.A.'', Carmen has a pet cat named Carmine. Sadly, we never see Carmen stroke Carmine in the usual villainous fashion (although Carmine being a ginger cat against Carmen's red would create a terrible color clash). In those games, Carmine being seen was one of the signs that the player was on the right track, with ''World'' in particular having her at each case's final destination.
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** The 1996 version of ''U.S.A.'' has her lair hidden in Washington D.C., [[spoiler:all the better to steal the Declaration of Independence at the end of the final case]].
