The Best Episodes of Where on Earth Is Carmen Sandiego? Season 1

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1. #1 Fan Favorite
   

   7.9/10(35 votes)

   #1 - The Stolen Smile

   S1:E12/5/1994

   Carmen steals parts of famous artwork to try to create her own personal masterpiece.

   Director:Joe Barruso

   Writers:Michael Konik, Sean Roche, Kimmer Ringwald

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   Director:Joe Barruso

   Writers:Michael Konik, Sean Roche, Kimmer Ringwald
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   8.2/10(27 votes)

   #2 - A Higher Calling

   S1:E22/12/1994

   Zack and Ivy puruse Carmen to Ayer's Rock where she has brought items of mysterious origins together in an attempt to contact aliens.

   Director:Joe Barruso

   Writers:Sean Roche, Kimmer Ringwald

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   Director:Joe Barruso

   Writers:Sean Roche, Kimmer Ringwald
3. 

   8.2/10(24 votes)

   #3 - Dinosaur Delirium

   S1:E32/19/1994

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   Director:Joe Barruso

   Writers:Thomas Peroutka, David Ehrman

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   Director:Joe Barruso

   Writers:Thomas Peroutka, David Ehrman
4. 

   8.2/10(24 votes)

   #4 - Moondreams

   S1:E43/5/1994

   Carmen's dream of landing on the moon inspires her to try and make it come true.

   Director:Joe Barruso

   Writers:Sam Graham, Chris Hubbell

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   Director:Joe Barruso

   Writers:Sam Graham, Chris Hubbell
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   8.0/10(21 votes)

   #5 - By a Whisker

   S1:E53/12/1994

   Carmen kidnapps two white lion cubs and sets up her own game preserve for them.

   Director:Joe Barruso

   Writer:Doug Molitor

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   Director:Joe Barruso

   Writer:Doug Molitor
6. 

   8.0/10(22 votes)

   #6 - The Good Old Bad Old Days

   S1:E63/19/1994

   The Player challenges Carmen to a low-tech crime. Carmen accepts the Player's challenge and attempts to steal the Orient Express. Zack and Ivy need some help to solve Carmen's clues and are partnered with a gaucho detective named Armando.

   Director:Joe Barruso

   Writers:Steve Granat, Cydne Clark

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   Director:Joe Barruso

   Writers:Steve Granat, Cydne Clark
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7. 

   7.3/10(21 votes)

   #7 - Rules of the Game

   S1:E74/9/1994

   Zack and Ivy are partnered with a Russian detective as they follow Carmen's game-like clues to Hawaii for a ""winner-take-all"" chess game.

   Director:Joe Barruso

   Writer:Cecilia Fannon

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   Director:Joe Barruso

   Writer:Cecilia Fannon
8. 

   8.0/10(20 votes)

   #8 - Music to My Ears

   S1:E84/23/1994

   Carmen figures out a way to steal musical talent and transfers it to her two talentless henchwomen. She decides to showcase her accomplishment in a concert inside the stolen Sydney Opera House

   Director:Joe Barruso

   Writer:Doug Molitor

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   Director:Joe Barruso

   Writer:Doug Molitor
9. 

   7.9/10(22 votes)

   #9 - Chapter & Verse

   S1:E94/30/1994

   Carmen steals objects that have to do with literature such as Mark Twain's writing desk, Charles Dickens's inkwell, and a jungle ruin like the one that appears in the Jungle Book. They follow Carmen's clues to a remote hideaway in the Swiss Alps where they think Carmen was writing her memoirs. However, she was actually sending the detectives on a wild goose chase while Sara Bellum had tapped into Acme's files and stolen them all.

   Director:Joe Barruso

   Writers:Sean Roche, David Ehrman

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   Director:Joe Barruso

   Writers:Sean Roche, David Ehrman
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    7.6/10(22 votes)

    #10 - The Play's the Thing

    S1:E105/7/1994

    Carmen goes on a ""Wizard of Oz""-related heist.

    Director:Joe Barruso

    Writers:Sean Roche, Richard Merwin

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    Director:Joe Barruso

    Writers:Sean Roche, Richard Merwin