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Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego?
1991–1995
· TV Show
· 30 min episodes
· 5 seasons
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Contestants pursue the international thief as junior detectives who must answer questions about geography.
Details
- Released
- 30 September 1991
- Language
- English
- Episode length
- 30 min
- Rated
- TV-G
- Episodes
- 119 across 5 seasons
- Awards
- 7 wins, 23 nominations
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Cast
Awards & nominations
See all 30 →6 major awards won · 7 wins from 30 nominations across 4 ceremonies
| Daytime Emmy 1997 | — | Jim Fenhagen, Erik Ulfers, Laura Brock | Winner |
| Daytime Emmy 1996 | — | Jim Fenhagen, Laura Brock, Eric Cheripka, Hank Liebeskind | Winner |
| Daytime Emmy 1996 | — | Tim Lester, Robert Agnello, John Converting, Ronnie Lantz, Billy Straus | Winner |
| Daytime Emmy 1995 | — | Laura Brock & Jim Fenhagen | Winner |
| Daytime Emmy 1993 | — | Jim Fenhagen (set designer) & Laura Brock (art director) | Winner |
| Daytime Emmy 1992 | — | Jim Fenhagen | Winner |
| Daytime Emmy 1996 | — | Maria E. Kenny | Nominee |
| Daytime Emmy 1996 | — | Lynne Thigpen for playing "The Chief" | Nominee |
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30 awards — Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego?
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Daytime Emmy
26 nominations, 6 won
| — | Jim Fenhagen, Erik Ulfers, Laura Brock | Winner |
| — | Jim Fenhagen, Laura Brock, Eric Cheripka, Hank Liebeskind | Winner |
| — | Tim Lester, Robert Agnello, John Converting, Ronnie Lantz, Billy Straus | Winner |
| — | Laura Brock & Jim Fenhagen | Winner |
| — | Jim Fenhagen (set designer) & Laura Brock (art director) | Winner |
| — | Jim Fenhagen | Winner |
| — | Maria E. Kenny | Nominee |
| — | Lynne Thigpen for playing "The Chief" | Nominee |
| — | Jay Rayvid (executive producer) & Kate Taylor (executive producer) et al. | Nominee |
| — | Hugh Martin | Nominee |
| — | Lynne Thigpen for playing "The Chief" | Nominee |
| — | Hugh Martin | Nominee |
| — | Kate Taylor (executive producer) & Jay Rayvid (executive producer) et al. | Nominee |
| — | Danajean Cicerchi | Nominee |
| — | Fritz Lang (production mixer) et al. | Nominee |
| — | Richard Wirth (technical director) et al. | Nominee |
| — | Todd Miller (production mixer) et al. | Nominee |
| — | Lynne Thigpen for playing "The Chief" | Nominee |
| — | Jim Fenhagen (scenic designer) & Laura Brock (art director) | Nominee |
| — | Jay Rayvid (executive producer) et al. | Nominee |
| — | Dana Calderwood | Nominee |
| — | Danajean Cicerchi | Nominee |
| — | Jay Rayvid (executive producer) et al. | Nominee |
| — | Gene Mackles & Chris Pullman | Nominee |
| — | Dana Calderwood | Nominee |
| — | Jay Rayvid (executive producer) et al. | Nominee |
Peabody Award
1 nomination, 1 won
| — | Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego? | Winner |
Image Award
2 nominations
| — | Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego? | Nominee |
| — | Lynne Thigpen | Nominee |
Young Artist Award
1 nomination
| — | Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego? | Nominee |