WitWiCS- The Case of the Missing Mountain

In this episode from 1991, the Contessa steals the Matterhorn from Switzerland.

Also, I find the first Gumshoe's interview interesting.

Two notes:
1. This episode is the Contessa's last-aired until season 4 (her look should've come back with her, too).
2. As usual, to play it safe, no theme song is included.

(c) 1991 WGBH Boston and WQED Pittsburgh

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Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• Carmen Sandiego
• Contessa
• WITWICS
• Greg Lee
• Lynne Thigpen
• Rockapella
• PBS
• Spider-Man
• Matterhorn

[barber747]

Why'd you leave out the credits?

[TVLubber]

@barber747

You know the WMG fiasco.

[MVillani1985]

@barber747 Especially since they claim to own things not even connected to Warner Bros. All they've done with this desire to treat a modern version of a radio library like piracy is turn people against them.

[DanaAbel30]

When the informant mentioned "you can almost hear the "bridges sigh"", he was making a pun on the famous "Bridge Of Sighs" in Venice.

[aceattorney1989]

Mrs. Pumpkinclanger: Will you stop the noise down there!

[aceattorney1989]

Hey TvLubber thanks for uploading this episode that I haven't seen on youtube or dailymotion :)

[barber747]

@TVLubber

Oh. I heard. F**k WMG then. I seriously cannot stand them.

[AubreyS1987]

In the Africa map round, when asked to locate Mali, he put the marker on Zambia twice; for Senegal, he put the marker on Congo, then Namibia; for Zimbabwe, he put the marker on Tanzania, then Malawi; finally, for Namibia, he put the marker on Rwanda, then Cameroon.

[GameShowNetwork]

Greg reads the clues from the teleprompter and speaks in Italian accent.

[GameShowNetwork]

Trivia on Handy the Hand Puppet (Greg's comedic character), a stopdown was used so that Greg's hand can stamped red, two eyes taped on it, and a tie on his arm. After the sketch was done, another stopdown was used to remove the puppet and the red paint removed. Source? The tour of WiTWICS when my brother was a contestant in the unaired Auld Lang Gone in 1992.