Clue

And if you don't agree, GTFO.

Col. Mustard with the Candlestick in the Conservatory!

This is the back of the card from a 1979 game of Clue

License 'Clue: On Stage' by Sandy Rustin. A comedy. Ideal for 10 to 20 actors.

“To Make a Long Story Short” Stephen Andrade’s wonderful pulp-style tribute to Clue (1985) Prints and original artwork available at nineteeneightyeight.com or through @galleries1988 on Instagram :)

Kids that can't read yet can play clue too! Print this card and put it in a plastic sleeve and use it with dry erase markers for an easy reusable card for kids. This is for the 2015 Hasbro version of Clue. #clue #cluedo #kids #boardgames

If the words "It was a dark and stormy night..." send your imagination racing and percolate your investigative skills, you'll be happy to know that New Hope's Bucks County Playhouse is opening its new season with "Clue: On Stage," a world premiere running through May 20.

From board game to big screen, here's how 'Clue' went from a game-night staple to a cult classic.

A socialite, at first glance. A sharply intelligent investigative journalist, in reality. Writing under the nom de plume 'Cyan', she's landed mobsters in jail and taken down hometown heroes. No one is safe from her own because no one knows who she is. Except for Boddy Black, who just happens to need a glowing review of his hotel. 1949 UK: Miss Scarlett is portrayed as a blonde in her mid 20's. Head mounted on a red pawn. 1949 US: Identical to UK, except now given a body. 1963 US: Cartoon…