Кіріспе
Америкалық анимациялық телесериал (1994–1999)
American animated television series (1994–1999)
«Жер бетіндегі Кармен Сандиего қайда?» – компьютерлік ойындар сериясына негізделген американдық ойыншық фильм. Шоу DIC Productions L. P. компаниясымен жасалған және бастапқыда 1994 жылдан 1999 жылға дейін FOX телеарнасының Fox Kids Network блогында сенбі күндері таңертең көрсетілді. Қайта көрсетілімдер 2012 жылдың 9 маусымынан 2018 жылдың 26 мамырына дейін Qubo телеарнасында көрсетілді. Сериал 1995 жылы «Үздік балалар анимациялық бағдарламасы» номинациясы бойынша күндізгі Эмми сыйлығын жеңіп алды, сондай-ақ сол жылы «Кармен Сандиего кішкентай детектив» атты видео ойыны туындады. Оның тақырып әні Моцарттың «Die Entführung aus dem Serail» операсынан «Singt dem großen Bassa Lieder» («Ұлы Пашаға әндер айтыңыз») хорының әуенімен жасалған.
Where on Earth Is Carmen Sandiego? is an American live action/animated television series based on the series of computer games. The show was produced by DIC Productions L. P. and originally aired from 1994 to 1999, on Saturday mornings during FOX's Fox Kids Network block. Reruns aired on the Qubo television network from June 9, 2012 (alongside Animal Atlas) to May 26, 2018. The series won a Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Children's Animated Program in 1995, and in the same year was spun off into a Where in the World styled video game entitled Carmen Sandiego Junior Detective. Its theme song uses the melody from the chorus "Singt dem großen Bassa Lieder" ("Sing Songs of the Great Pasha") from Mozart's opera Die Entführung aus dem Serail (The Abduction from the Seraglio).
Өндіріс және телерадио хабарларын тарату (1994-1999)
Жердегі әрбір эпизодтың сценарийі Кармен франшизасын жасаған және сол кезде оған ие болған Broderbund компаниясының мақұлдауынан өтуі керек еді. Олардың алаңдаушылығының себебі басқа FOX балалар бағдарламаларындағы, мысалы, X-Men және Mighty Morphin Power Rangers сияқты көрсетілімдердегі зорлық деңгейі болды. Broderbund PBS телеарнасында көрсетілген World and Time ойын шоуларының авторларынан мұндай талап қоймады, себебі PBS, Сезам көшесі сияқты бағдарламалардың дистрибьюторы ретінде, зорлық-зомбылықсыз, білім беру мақсатындағы балалар бағдарламаларымен ұзақ жылдар бойы жақсы танымал болды. Жердің басты кейіпкерлері 1995 жылы жарық көрген Кармен Сандиегоның кіші детективіне енді. Шоудың ашылу тақырыбы – Вольфганг Амадей Моцарттың "Die Entführung aus dem Serail" операсынан алынған "Singt dem großen Bassa Lieder" әні, жаңа мәтінмен, поп музыкалық аспаптармен және ритммен ұсынылды. Rainbow Animation Group (кейін Galaxy World, Inc. деп аталды, оны итальяндық Rainbow S. p. A. студиясымен шатастырмау керек) және Han Yang Productions осы сериалға анимациялық бөлімдерді қосты.
The script for every Earth episode had to meet the approval of Broderbund, which created and, at the time, owned the Carmen franchise. Their cause for concern was the level of the violence on other FOX children's shows such as X Men and Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. Broderbund did not require this of the creators of the World and Time game shows that aired on PBS, presumably since PBS, as the distributor of such shows as Sesame Street, had a long standing reputation for non violent educational children's programming. The lead characters of Earth were featured in Carmen Sandiego Junior Detective, released in 1995. The opening theme song for the show is "Singt dem großen Bassa Lieder" from Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Die Entführung aus dem Serail, with new lyrics, pop instrumentation, and a backbeat. The Rainbow Animation Group (later renamed Galaxy World, Inc., not to be confused with the Italian studio Rainbow S. p. A. ), and Han Yang Productions contributed some animation for this series.
Үйге арналған медиа релиздері
Fox Video бастапқыда сериалды VHS форматында Fox Kids Video лейблі арқылы шығарды, оның әрқайсысында екі эпизодтан болды. 2001 жылдың қараша айында Lions Gate Home Entertainment және Trimark Home Video екі VHS таспасын шығарды: «Карменнің кек алуы» және «Уақыт саяхатшысы». Олар шоудың үш бөлімді эпизодтарынан («Жаза» және «Лабиринт») тұрды, олар толық метражды форматта ұсынылды. «Уақыт саяхатшысы» DVD форматында да шығарылды, сонымен қатар «Лабиринт» эпизодымен бірге «Кармен Сандиего әлемде қайда? Білімнің қазынасы» ойынының демо-нұсқасы да қоса берілді. «Уақыт – бәрі» эпизодының видеосы аталған ойынның кейбір нұсқаларымен бірге келді. 2003 жылдың қыркүйегінде Sterling Entertainment «Into the Maelstrom» және «No Place like Home» фильмдерін VHS және DVD форматында шығарды. «Into the Maelstrom» үш бөлімді «Жаза» эпизодын, ал «No Place like Home» «The Remnants» эпизодын және екі бөлімді «Can You Ever Go Home Again?» эпизодын қамтыды. DVD нұсқаларында «When it Rains» және «Follow My Footprints» эпизодтары бонус ретінде қосылды. NCircle Entertainment 2007 жылы екі DVD-ні қайта шығарды. 2006 жылдың маусым айында Shout! Factory және Sony BMG Music Entertainment бірінші маусымды DVD форматында шығарды. Сатудың нашар болуына байланысты, келесі маусымдар шығарылмады. Mill Creek Entertainment «Кармен Сандиего қайда?» – «Толық серия» DVD-сін 1-ші аймақта 2012 жылдың 21 ақпанында шығарды. Бұл төрт дискілік жинақта сериалдың барлық қырық эпизоды бар. Олар сол күні он эпизодтан тұратын «Ең жақсы жинақ» жинағын да шығарды. Бұл басылымдар тоқтатылды және қазірде қолжетімсіз. Mill Creek толық серияны DVD форматында 1-ші аймақта 2017 жылдың маусым айында қайта шығарды. PIDAX, неміс компаниясы, 2019 жылы 2-ші аймақ үшін 3 томдық толық серияны DVD форматында ағылшын және неміс тілдерінде шығарды. Бүкіл серияны кейбір аймақтарда Paramount+ арқылы көруге болады.
Fox Video originally released the series on VHS through their Fox Kids Video label, which contained two episodes each. In November 2001, Lions Gate Home Entertainment and Trimark Home Video released two VHS tapes, Carmen's Revenge and Time Traveler, consisting of the show's three part episodes ("Retribution" and "Labyrinth") in a feature length format. Time Traveller was also released on DVD, and alongside the "Labyrinth" episode, also came with a demo of Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? Treasures of Knowledge. A video of the episode "Timing is Everything" was included with some versions of the mentioned game. In September 2003, Sterling Entertainment released Into the Maelstrom and No Place like Home on VHS and DVD. Into the Maelstrom contained the three part "Retribution" episode, while No Place like Home contained the episode "The Remnants" and the two part episode "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" The DVD versions contained "When it Rains " and "Follow My Footprints" as bonus episodes, respectively. NCircle Entertainment reissued both DVDs in 2007. In June 2006, Shout! Factory and Sony BMG Music Entertainment released the first season on DVD. Due to poor sales, no further seasons were released. Mill Creek Entertainment released Where on Earth Is Carmen Sandiego? – The Complete Series on DVD in Region 1 on February 21, 2012. This four disc set contains all forty episodes of the series. They also released a ten episode best of collection the same day. These releases have been discontinued and are now out of print. Mill Creek re released the complete series on DVD in Region 1 in June 2017. PIDAX, a German company, released the complete series on DVD for Region 2 in 3 Volumes in 2019 in English and German. The whole series is available to stream on Paramount+ in some territories.
Сюжет
Кармен Сандиего франшизасының сюжетіне сәйкес, Жерде халықаралық ұры Кармен Сандиего (Рита Морено дауысы) V.I.L.E. ұйымына жетекшілік етеді, ол әлемнің түкпір-түкпірінен қазыналарды ұрлап, ACME агенттері Закке (Скотт Менвилл дауысы) және Айвиге (Дженнифер Хейл дауысы) оны ұстау үшін Шефтің (Роджер Бампас дауысы) басшылығымен іздеуге қадам жасайды. Осы нұсқада Кармен Сандиего – ACME-нің бұрынғы агенты, үлкен сынға ұмтылып кеткен және ұрлық жасағанда қатаң моральдық қағидаларды сақтайтын тұлға. Ойыншы – Карменмен байланыс арқылы эпизодтарды бастап, аяқтайтын көрінбейтін нақты адам; телесериалды компьютерде ойналатын бейне ойын деп есептеуге болады. Кармен бастапқыда шоудың қарсы кейіпкері ретінде көрсетілсе де, серия дамыған сайын ол анти-геройге айналады, тіпті Зак пен Айвиге ортақ жауларға қарсы көмектеседі.
Following the plot of the Carmen Sandiego franchise, Earth sees international thief Carmen Sandiego (voiced by Rita Moreno) lead the organization V. I. L. E. in stealing treasures from around the world and leaving clues behind for ACME agents Zack (voiced by Scott Menville) and Ivy (voiced by Jennifer Hale), under the guidance of the Chief (voiced by Rodger Bumpass), to find, in order to capture her. In this version, Carmen Sandiego is a former agent of ACME who left to seek a greater challenge, and has a strong code of ethics when stealing items. The Player is an unseen live action character who bookends acts by communicating with Carmen; it is implied that the television series is a video game that they are playing from a computer. While Carmen is originally presented as the show's antagonist, she becomes more like an anti hero as the series progresses; she even helps Zack and Ivy against mutual enemies.
Негізгі кейіпкерлер
Кармен Сандиего (Рита Мореноның дауысы) – Халықаралық ұры және V.I.L.E. ұйымының басшысы. Ұйымының атына қарамастан, ол қатаң моральдық принциптерге ие және тек қиындықтарды жеңу үшін ұрлық жасайды. Бұрын ACME детективтік агенттігінің қызметкері болған. Шеф (Роджер Бампас дауысы) – ACME басшысы. «Компьютерлік голографиялық бейнелеудің білім беруді жеңілдетушісі» деген атаудың қысқартылған түрі, оның міндеті – жағдайды түсіндіру, ақпарат беру, Карменнің соңғы қылмыстары туралы ескертулер жасау және көңіл көтеру. Оның Карменмен өте жақын кәсіби және жеке қарым-қатынасы болған. Кармен әлі ACME детективтік агенттігінде жұмыс істеген кезде роботтық денесі де болған. Айви (Дженнифер Хейлдің дауысы) – 18 жастағы, қысқа қызыл шашы мен жасыл көзі бар қыз. Оның Карменмен бұрынғы тарихы бар сияқты көрінеді, бірақ бұл туралы сериалда тек меңзеледі. Ол жақсы жауынгер, бірнеше қара белдеуге ие және тәжірибелі ұшқыш. Оны оңай ашуға болады, мысалы, Зак оны «әпке» деп шақырғанда немесе Кармен қашып кеткенде ренжіп алады. Зак (Скот Менвиллдің дауысы) – Айвидің 14 жастағы інісі, сары шашы мен көк көзі бар. Ол істерге әпкесінен гөрі аз мән береді. Зактың күртесінде оның есімі «Зак» деп қате жазылған. Player (1-ші маусымда Джеффри Такер, 2-ші маусымда Джастин Шенкаров, 3-4-ші маусымдарда Аси Ланг және Джоани Плезант) – Бағдарламадағы жалғыз тікелей қатысушы, шоудың басында және соңында компьютер пайдаланушысы ретінде артынан көрінеді. Олар Зак пен Айвиді олардың орналасқан жерлеріне жеткізеді және ACME детективтерін көмекке шақырады.
Carmen Sandiego (voiced by Rita Moreno) – An international thief and the head of V. I. L. E. Despite the name of her organization, she has a strong code of morals and only steals for the challenge of it. She was a former agent of the ACME Detective Agency. Chief (voiced by Rodger Bumpass) – The head of ACME. Short for Computerized Holographic Imaging Educational Facilitator, his role consisted of providing exposition, information, alerts of Carmen's recent crime, and comic relief. He had a very intimate professional and personal relationship with Carmen. He once also had a robotic body while working with Carmen back when she was still part of the ACME Detective Agency. Ivy (voiced by Jennifer Hale) – An 18 year old woman who has short red hair and green eyes. She and Carmen seem to have a past history, although it is only hinted at in the series. Her skills include having multiple black belts in martial arts and being an expert pilot. She can get frustrated easily, such as hating it when Zack calls her "sis" or when Carmen is getting away. Zack (voiced by Scott Menville) – Ivy's 14 year old brother, who has blond hair and blue eyes. He takes cases less seriously than his sister Ivy. Zack's jacket has his name misspelled as Zak. Player (portrayed by Jeffrey Tucker in season 1, Justin Shenkarow in season 2, Asi Lang and Joanie Pleasant in seasons 3–4) – The only live action character on the program, always seen from behind as a computer user at the beginning and ending of the show. They are the ones who transport Zack and Ivy to their locations and summon ACME detectives to their aid.
V.I.L.E. агенттері
Келесілер Кармен Сандиегоның V.I.L.E. ұйымында жұмыс істейтін агенттер:
The following are agents who work for Carmen Sandiego's organization, V. I. L. E.:
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Абе Л. Боди – V.I.L.E. агенті және V.I.L.E. командасының ойыншысы, спортшы, Олимпиададан және басқа спорт түрлерінен заттар ұрлауды ұнатады. "Аяқ іздерімнен жүр" шығармасында, ол жанартау күлін ұрлап алуға тырысқаны үшін ұсталғаны айтылған. Бұл, Кармен Сандиегоның өлімінен кейін кім табысқа жететінін анықтауға арналған сайыстың бір шарты болуы мүмкін. Оның есімі "қабілетті дене" деген сөздің ойыны.
The following are agents who work for Carmen Sandiego's organization, V. I. L. E.:
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Ал Лой – "Карменмен кездесу" (1 және 2 бөлімдер) және "Барлығы бір үшін" шығармаларында көрінетін, ызалы американдық металлург. Оның есімі "қоспа" сөзімен байланысты.
The following are agents who work for Carmen Sandiego's organization, V. I. L. E.:
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Арчи Ологи – "Аяқ іздерімнен жүр" және "Кармен Сандиегоның соты" шығармаларында көрінетін археолог. Оның есімі "археология" сөзінің ойыны.
The following are agents who work for Carmen Sandiego's organization, V. I. L. E.:
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Аuntie Bellum – "Уақыттың маңызы" шығармасында көрінетін оңтүстік америкалық агент. Оның есімі "Антебелл" сөзімен байланысты.
The following are agents who work for Carmen Sandiego's organization, V. I. L. E.:
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Бак Н. Бронко – "Жақсы ескі жаман күндер" шығармасында көрінетін батыс американдық агент. Оның есімі "жабайы ат" деген сөздің ойыны.
The following are agents who work for Carmen Sandiego's organization, V. I. L. E.:
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Клэр Э. Нет және Кора Нет (екеуін де Кэт Суси дауыстайды) – ақ американдық егіз музыканттар: Клэр әнші, ал Кора – пианист және электрогитарашы. "Музыка менің құлағымда" шығармасында олардың липсинк скандалына қатысқаны айтылған. Олардың есімдері "кларнет" және "корнет" сөздерімен байланысты.
The following are agents who work for Carmen Sandiego's organization, V. I. L. E.:
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Клей Тандури – "Динозаврлар және Лабиринт" (1 бөлім) шығармаларында көрінетін үнді агент. Оның есімі дәстүрлі саздан жасалған тандыр пештеріне сілтеме жасайды.
The following are agents who work for Carmen Sandiego's organization, V. I. L. E.:
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Дара Риска – "Барлығы бір үшін" шығармасында көрінетін, Ал Лойдың қарсыласы, ызалы американдық агент. Оның есімі "қауесетті тәуекел" деген сөздің ойыны.
The following are agents who work for Carmen Sandiego's organization, V. I. L. E.:
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Ди Тритус – "Қызыл мұз" шығармасында көрінетін ақ американдық гемолог. Оның есімі "детрит" сөзімен байланысты.
The following are agents who work for Carmen Sandiego's organization, V. I. L. E.:
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Төрт Мыс Аңшысы – "Жоғары шақыру" және "Карменмен кездесу" (1 бөлім) шығармаларында көрінетін азиялық американдық қазына іздеуші. Оның есімі "байлық іздеуші" деген сөздің ойыны.
The following are agents who work for Carmen Sandiego's organization, V. I. L. E.:
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Фрэнк М. Постер – "Жақыннан өткен" және "Құстар" шығармаларында көрінетін британдық маскировка шебері. Оның есімі "жалған бейне" деген сөздің ойыны.
The following are agents who work for Carmen Sandiego's organization, V. I. L. E.:
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Ханна Лулу – "Қарғыс, тағы да сәтсіздік" шығармасында көрінетін, сенімді гавайилік агент. Кейіннен ол "Сіз үйге қайта орала аласыз ба?" (2 бөлім) шығармасында еске алынған. Оның есімі "Гонолулу" сөзімен байланысты.
The following are agents who work for Carmen Sandiego's organization, V. I. L. E.:
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Ларс Вегас – "Аяқ іздерімнен жүр", "Ескі күндер сияқты" және "Сандиегоның махаббаты" шығармаларында көрінетін ашкөз, мақтанқор американдық агент. Оның есімі "Лас-Вегас" сөзімен байланысты.
The following are agents who work for Carmen Sandiego's organization, V. I. L. E.:
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Ли Гейлз – Кармен Сандиегоның адвокаты, "Аяқ іздерімнен жүр" шығармасында оның мүлкін басқарады және "Кармен Сандиегоның соты" шығармасында оның қорғаушысы болады. Оның есімі "заң тілі" сөзімен байланысты.
The following are agents who work for Carmen Sandiego's organization, V. I. L. E.:
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Мэнни Қателер – "Ескі күндер сияқты" шығармасында көрінетін, ойшыл компьютерлік техник. Оның есімі "көп қателіктер" деген сөздің ойыны, бірақ оның тегі эпизодта айтылмайды.
The following are agents who work for Carmen Sandiego's organization, V. I. L. E.:
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Мо Скитер – "Аяқ іздерімнен жүр", "Ескі күндер сияқты" және "Сандиегоның махаббаты" шығармаларында Ларс Вегаспен бірге көрінетін американдық агент. Оның есімі "шіркей" сөзімен байланысты.
The following are agents who work for Carmen Sandiego's organization, V. I. L. E.:
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Пейдж Тернер – "Бөлім және тармақ" шығармасында көрінетін американдық әдебиет сарапшысы. Оның есімі "қызықты кітап" деген сөздің ойыны.
The following are agents who work for Carmen Sandiego's organization, V. I. L. E.:
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Перл Дивер – "Карменмен кездесу" (1 және 2 бөлімдер) шығармаларында көрінетін американдық су астындағы шолушы.
The following are agents who work for Carmen Sandiego's organization, V. I. L. E.:
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Поп А. Уили мен Игги Нишн – "Қалдықтар" шығармасында көрінетін американдық агенттер мен мотоциклшілер. Олардың есімдері "доңғалақты көтеру" және "жандыру" сөздерімен байланысты.
The following are agents who work for Carmen Sandiego's organization, V. I. L. E.:
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Р. Б. Сатқын – қылмыскерге айналған судья, қылмыскерлерді іздеп, оларды жасырын түрмеге қамап, олардың олжаларын ұрлайды. Шындығында ол Зак пен Айвиді пайдаланып, Карменге көмектесетін V.I.L.E. агенті. Оның есімі "арбитр" сөзімен байланысты.
The following are agents who work for Carmen Sandiego's organization, V. I. L. E.:
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Рип Шипофф – "Бас сүйек және қос сүйектер" шығармасында көрінетін, үй жануары – тотығы бар пират. Оның есімі "кемеден ұрлау" дегенді білдіреді.
The following are agents who work for Carmen Sandiego's organization, V. I. L. E.:
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Стю Л. Пиджин – "Құстар" шығармасында көрінетін құс баптап үйретуші. Оның есімі "құпия хабаршы" деген сөздің ойыны.
The following are agents who work for Carmen Sandiego's organization, V. I. L. E.:
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Touriste Classé – "Ұрланған күлімсір" және "Лабиринт" (1 бөлім) шығармаларында көрінетін француз "халықаралық алаяқ және өнер ұрысы". Оның есімі "туристік сынып" сөзімен байланысты.
The following are agents who work for Carmen Sandiego's organization, V. I. L. E.:
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Аты аталмаған екі агент, біреуі ер адам, біреуі әйел, қытайлықтар, олардың жасырынған жері Янцзы өзеніндегі қайық. Әрқайсысының денесінде инь-ян символының жартысы бейнеленген, ал ер адамның үй жануары – қара құс. Олар тек "Ай түні" шығармасында ғана көрінеді.
The following are agents who work for Carmen Sandiego's organization, V. I. L. E.:
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Кармен Сандиего және басқа V.I.L.E. агенттеріне қызмет ететін көптеген аты аталмаған қолдаушылар бар. Олар бастан аяқ көк киім киіп, көздік және етік тағады және көптеген шығармаларда көрінеді.
The following are agents who work for Carmen Sandiego's organization, V. I. L. E.:
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Басқа зұлымдар
Кармен Сандиегоның жамандықтары азайып, антигеройге айналған сайын, басқа кейіпкерлер оның бастапқы рөлін шоудың антагонисі ретінде атқара бастады. Келесі зұлымдар:
As Carmen Sandiego became less villainous and evolved into more of an antihero, other characters began to fill her original role as the show's antagonist. The following villains are:
Доктор Сара Беллум – Кармен Сандиегоның бұрынғы робототехника және компьютер маманы, ол "Бөлініп" және "Бөлiм мен тармақта" пайда болады. Ол V.I.L.E.-ге сатқындық жасайды, Карменді кейіп танытып, әлемдегі ең үлкен ұры ретінде танымал болуға тырысады "Жас жаңбыр жауады" эпизодында, бірақ кейіннен "Менің іздерімнен жүр" фильмінде қайтадан V.I.L.E мүшесі болып көрінеді. Оның есімі "мияшық" деген сөзбен байланысты. Айра Гейшн (Майкл Эрлдің дауысы) – "Жас жаңбыр жауады" эпизодында көрінген, V.I.L.E. ұйымынан алыстаған Сараның жалғыз көмекшісі. Оның есімі "суландыру" сөзімен ойнау арқылы жасалған. Доктор Гуннар Мельстром (Тим Карридің дауысы) – Кармен Сандиегоны өзінің басты жауы деп санайтын және үш бөлімді "Жаза" эпизодтарында көрінеді. ACME детективі ретінде Кармен оны қуып, ақырында Титаниктің апатын ұрлауға тырысқаннан кейін түрмеге қамап тастады. Бірнеше жылдан кейін, түрмеден қашып, көз жұмғаннан кейін, Кармен оны үлгі ретінде қарастырды, бірақ оның қашып кетуі шын мәнінде оған кек алудың бір бөлігі болды. Оның тегі – маэстрлом, яғни мұхит бұрқасыны білдіреді. Бильге – "Жаза" эпизодының 1–3 бөлімдерінде көрінген Мельстромның жетекші қолбасшысы. Мейсон Диксон – V.I.L.E. агенті және Карменнің табысына ренжіген, ол "Уақыттың маңызы бар" эпизодында көрінеді. 1989 жылы екеуі Амстердамда өнер ұрлық жасады, бірақ Мейсон тұтқындалды, ал Кармен көшеде дұрыс емес жолға бұрылып, полицияға түсіп қашып кетті. Ол оның уақыт машинасынан сол оқиғаның нәтижесін өзгерту үшін пайдаланды, бұл оған V.I.L.E.-ді басып алуға, Карменді өте кішіпейіл етуге және Азамат соғысының нәтижесін өзгертуге мүмкіндік берді. Оның есімі Мейсон-Диксон шебіне сілтеме жасайды. Ли Джордан (Дэвид Коберн дауыстайды) – Кармен Сандиегоны тұтқындаған алғашқы ACME агенті, ол ACME-нің ең жетістіктерінің бірі болды, бұл оны мақтанқор және әйелдерге құмар етуіне себеп болды. Өзінің атақ-даңқынан және қылмысқа қарсы күрестегі қиындықтардың болмауынан ашуланған ол ACME-ден шығып, Кармен Сандиегоға қашып кетуіне көмектесті, содан кейін V.I.L.E. агенті болуға оқыды. Алайда оның импульсивті және зорлыққа бейім мінезі Карменнің бейбітшілікке баулы көзқарасына қайшы келді, сондықтан Кармен оны жұмыстан шығарды. Бір сюжетте ол "Балалық шақтың соңы" эпизодының 1 және 2 бөлімдерінде Айвиге жақындасып, Кармен Сандиегодан кек алуға тырысты. "Сіз үйге қайта орала аласыз ба?" эпизодының 1 және 2 бөлімдерінде Ли одан кек алуды көздеді, ақырында Карменнің туған әкесі деп сенетін бизнесмен Малкольм Авалонды ұрлап, оны өзіне ұрлауға шантаж жасады. Крузер – Ли Джорданның жетекші қолбасшысы ("Сіз ешқашан үйге қайта бара аласыз ба?" эпизодының 1 және 2 бөлімдерінде).
Dr. Sara Bellum – Carmen Sandiego's former robotics and computer expert who appears in "Split Up" and "Chapter and Verse". She betrays V. I. L. E., impersonating Carmen in an attempt to become known as the world's greatest thief in "When It Rains", but later appears to be a V. I. L. E. member again in "Follow My Footprints" where she competes to become Carmen's successor following her apparent death. Her name is a play on "cerebellum." Ira Gation (voiced by Michael Earl) – Sara's sole henchperson during her time away from V. I. L. E. who appears in "When It Rains". His name is a play on "irrigation." Dr. Gunnar Maelstrom (voiced by Tim Curry) – A hostile and extremely violent criminal who considers Carmen Sandiego his archenemy and appears in the three part "Retribution" episodes. As an ACME detective, Carmen pursued him and eventually put him in prison following his attempt to steal the wreck of the Titanic. Years later, following his escape from prison and apparent death, Carmen had come to consider him a rolemodel, but his escape was in fact part of a plot for revenge on her. His last name is a reference to maelstroms, a term for powerful oceanic whirlpools. Bilge – Maelstrom's lead henchman who appears in "Retribution" Pts. 1–3. Mason Dixon – A V. I. L. E. agent and avowed Southerner who resents Carmen's success and appears in "Timing Is Everything". In 1989, the two were partners in an art theft in Amsterdam, but Mason was arrested and Carmen escaped when he turned the wrong way down a street and was captured by police. He uses her time machine to change the outcome of that incident, allowing him to take over V. I. L. E. and leaving Carmen exceedingly meek, and to attempt to overturn the outcome of the Civil War. His name is a reference to the Mason–Dixon line. Lee Jordan (voiced by David Coburn) – The first ACME agent to have captured Carmen Sandiego, he was among ACME's most accomplished employees, making him arrogant and womanizing. Embittered by his fame and the lack of challenge in fighting crime, he left ACME and helped Carmen Sandiego escape in order to train to be a V. I. L. E. agent. However, his impulsive and violent nature clashed greatly with Carmen's more refined, pacifistic approach, leading her to fire him. One plot had him getting close to Ivy in "Boyhood's End" Pts. 1 & 2 so that he can have his revenge on Carmen Sandiego. In "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 1 and 2, Lee sought his latest revenge on her, eventually kidnapping Malcolm Avalon, a businessman she believed to be her birth father, in order to blackmail her into stealing for him. Cruiser – Lee Jordan's lead henchman ("Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pts. 1&2).
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Шоуға Common Sense Media 5 жұлдыздың 4-ін берді, атап өткендей, шоудың форматы – актілер арасындағы викториналар, сөздердің мағынасын түсіндіру және шетел тілдерін пайдалану – "балалардың осы пәндерге деген қызығушылығын оятуға арналған". DVD Talk шоудың, мультфильмдерге тән міндетті комедиялық әрекеттен асып, көрермендерді балалар телеарналарында сирек кездесетін зиялы сезіммен құрметтегенін баяндады.
The show was given a rating of 4 stars out of 5 by Common Sense Media, noting that the format of the show – which includes trivia sessions between acts, vocabulary definitions, and the use of foreign languages – is "designed to pique kids' interest in these subjects". DVD Talk noted that the show exceeded the obligatory action of comedy of a cartoon, by respecting its audience with an intelligent sensibility rarely seen in children's television.