Rodger Bumpass

Zack thinks an old detective is too over the hill to help them on a case. However, he learns that experience can be the best teacher when it turns out the detective in question was once Carmen's partner, back when she was an Acme detective.

Carmen steals a series of items which the detectives soon deduce are all connected to theater. But when they try to bring the curtain down on Carmen, they realize she's using every theatrical device in the book to enable her to steal the Odeon of Herodes Atticus in Greece and stage her own production...

Carmen makes off with the Sydney Opera house. This theft is followed by her stealing the "talents" of several world ranked musicians.

Carmen is 'kidnapped' by R. B. Traitor, a vigilante ex-judge who claims he's prosecuting her for stealing the Magna Carta. After tracking her to Traitor's bogus court, Zack and Ivy find themselves going to the ends of the earth to defend the thief.

Zack and Ivy infiltrate Carmen's secret training ground. They endure a game show-like training regimen, complete with a wise-cracking anti-chief, while trying to get to the nerve center of the V.I.L.E. operation.

Carmen steals Stonehenge, several other mysterious ancient items, and finally the Arecibo Telescope in Puerto Rico. It's all in a wild attempt to contact extraterrestrials... Carmen Sandiego style!

In this two part episode, Carmen announces she's going to do what no thief has ever done before... steal something that doesn't exist! Soon our heroes are off on a wild chase through time, as Carmen pilfers a series of famous and infamous historical objects from their original owners!

When Mark Twain's writing desk and Charles Dickens'ink well are stolen, the detectives track Carmen to Rudyard Kipling's India. There, they deduce that the thefts can mean only one thing.

When Carmen's henchmen botch a robbery of the Shwe Dagon Pagoda in Myanmar, Zack and Ivy are called in on the case. Their sleuthing takes them to Oslo, Norway, where Carmen stales an ancient Viking ship.

When Carmen finds her thievery has become too easy, she forgoes her usual high tech paraphernalia and steals a series of items that will enable her to pull off a "good old fashioned western train robbery." And the train she has in mind? The Orient Express of course!