Chief, Rockapella and others in “Unfinished Business”

And this is Patty Larceny, Carmen Sandiego's sweet and sneaky schoolgirl.

(singing) P-P-P-Patty

Her last known whereabouts: Chicago, Illinois. You might think American theater starts and ends at Broadway, but there are professional theaters all over the country. Chicago's Goodman Theater is one of the best. That's why actors like Brian Dennehy and Kathleen Turner perform there alongside the Goodman's resident company. The Goodman has presented live drama, comedy, and musicals since 1925. Or it did until today when Patty Larceny showed up armed with an autographed book and a bouquet. She took center stage and rocked the place to tears, then she mopped it off and vanished into thin air. Gumshoes, you've got to close this case...

(singing) Woo-woo-ooo-oo

...BADWOMAN STEALS GOODMAN!

EGGMAN!! YEAH!

(sleeps)

Come on, you guys! Come on! The Eggman!

(applauds)

Come on. Answer. ACME's closing in!

(on answering machine) Hi. This is Patty. I can't come to the phone right now. Leave a message and if I can fit you into my busy schedule, I'll get back to you. (machine beeps)

Guess who, twinkletoes? If you don't scram, I'll be leaving messages with your warden. Take the theatre to a capital on the Danube River. The nightlife there has been buzzing since the fall of Communism. Restaurants, cafes, and theatres are all crowded with people. There's even a Pah shopping street nicknamed the Fifth Avenue of eastern Europe. And one more thing, I really hate answering machines. (machine beeps and Carmen hangs up the phone)

And the wheels on the bus go round and round. Round and round. Round and round. Around--

Chief. Chief. Chief, I've always hated that song.

(each time the Goodman Theatre is revealed)