This week, we review the 1985 comedy-mystery, based on the board game, "Clue."

 - Which co-host(s) have seen this movie many times?

 - Were any co-host(s) okay having only seen it twice?

 - Did any co-hosts have any issues with the characters?

 - What did the co-hosts think about the mystery and the various resolutions?

 - In what ways is this movie timeless and/or outdated?  Would some character traits or story elements be inappropriate nowadays?

 - Who appreciated the multiple endings and how they were originally presented in the theater?  Would such a think work today?

 - Which co-host(s) appreciated the puns in the movie and the witty jokes based on playing around with sentence structure?

 - Which co-host(s) had an issue with some characters knowing each other but not revealing early on that they knew each other?

 - One co-host gave a top 10 list of board games, card games, or role playing games that he'd rather see made into movies.  What were those 10 choices (and a few honorable mentions)?

 - Which co-host wants to see "Chess: The Movie"?

 - What movie was randomly chosen for an upcoming review?

 - And, what did the guys discuss about Dragon Con (this episode was recorded a couple weeks before Dragon Con)?

Listen now for the answers to these and other mysterious questions.  Grab your candlestick, dagger, lead pipe, revolver, rope, and wrench, as we investigate "Clue."

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Public domain music used in the episode includes...

- Intro/Outro:  "Creepy Comedy" by Rafael Krux via FreePD.com

- Lightning Round Clock:  "Circus of Freaks" by Kevin MacLeod via FreePD.com

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