And this is Vic the Slick, that clown who spells class with a capital K.
(singing) Vic the Slick
His last known whereabouts: Gdansk, Poland. In 1980, Lech Walęsa led workers at a Gdansk shipyard at a braid strike against Poland's Communist government. They called their union, "Solidarity." The government banned Solidarity but you know what happened. Communism fell in Poland and Lech Walęsa became president. The shipyard in Gdansk is still running, located on one of Poland's busiest ports. Or it was until today when Vic the Slick floated into Gdansk, wielded his welder and heavy-duty tin snips, and then shipped out with the shipyard. Gumshoes, the Polish people are depending on you. Get back the shipyard and close the book on today's caper...
(singing) Woo-woo-ooo-oo
...THE SLICK SHIP RIPOFF!
(as the Chief, Greg, and the gumshoes travel to Zambia)
Chief, I love these little cars! Where'd ya get 'em?
Oh, ACME Wet Muffler-Net sent them over.
(each time the Gdansk Shipyard is revealed)
Ship sham!
Yanked yards!
Anchors Aweigh, my boy! (Theme song of the U.S. Navy)
Gdone Gdansk!
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