Where Would You Send the Clue Crew?

[trainman]

The "high Five" interchange in North Dallas, Texas (where I-635 meets US-75).

Bah, a poor imitation of the original Four-Level Interchange, which isn't far from the J! studios.

[dhkendall]

How about the CTHU LHU?

"The sea beast here was first OH DEAR GOD IT'S EATING MY SOUL!"

[Vanya]

I would send them to Charming, CA.

[billy pilgrim]

I would send them to Charming, CA.

SAMCRO

[lisa0012]

The "high Five" interchange in North Dallas, Texas (where I-635 meets US-75).

To be experienced for yourselves!!!!

Ha. I live a mile from that. If anything, I enjoy it. What freaks me out, though, is the Mixmaster, and all of the construction before it...

[econgator]

The "high Five" interchange in North Dallas, Texas (where I-635 meets US-75).

To be experienced for yourselves!!!!

Beltway 8 in Houston has a few of those, I think.

[Rex Kramer]

PS: Having flashbacks to "Get Smart": "Not the Crue Crew, the Crue Crew!"

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[John Boy]

I would send them into retirement. They are all lovely, enjoyable people; but with all due respect, I think their presence is gimmicky and unnecessary and adds nothing substantial to the already-excellent show. Taking all the extra time to read their long clues, along with the visuals from their on-location clue reads, just slow the game down IMHO.

[whoisalexjacob]

I would send them into retirement. They are all lovely, enjoyable people; but with all due respect, I think their presence is gimmicky and unnecessary and adds nothing substantial to the already-excellent show. Taking all the extra time to read their long clues, along with the visuals from their on-location clue reads, just slow the game down IMHO.

Just chiming in to say that I see where you're coming from, but I think I disagree. I like the idea of giving the viewers mini-tours of interesting locales. I think it adds a little something to the show. It would be nice if they could write shorter clues so they don't take up so much time, though.

[Volante]

I would send them into retirement. They are all lovely, enjoyable people; but with all due respect, I think their presence is gimmicky and unnecessary and adds nothing substantial to the already-excellent show. Taking all the extra time to read their long clues, along with the visuals from their on-location clue reads, just slow the game down IMHO.

Just chiming in to say that I see where you're coming from, but I think I disagree. I like the idea of giving the viewers mini-tours of interesting locales. I think it adds a little something to the show. It would be nice if they could write shorter clues so they don't take up so much time, though.

Definitely.
Case in point: http://www.j-archive.com/showgame.php?game_id=3354
The Malecón, or river walk, was rebuilt on a more grand scale after the 1896 fire, which some said was set on purpose to keep President Alfaro from moving the capital here to Guayaquil from this city