- My name is Bradley A. Fanner, I'm a private investigator
from Modesto, California. - I'm Investigator Maki Kudaka, I specialize in criminal
defense and surveillance. - I'm Investigator Tim Helton from Tim Helton Investigations. I never played Clue as a kid and this is gonna be a unique opportunity. (door creaking) (woman screams) (old fashioned mystery music) (footsteps) - I say what better way to show who the world's greatest investigator is than a friendly game of Clue. (suspenseful sound ef
fects) (dice rolling) I want to suggest that this
crime was committed in the study by Mrs. White, with the lead pipe. (Maki laughs) - I suggest it was in the
kitchen by Mrs. Peacock with the candlestick. - I'm gonna make a suggestion that it is Miss Scarlet, in the kitchen with a wrench. - You should be taking good notes, Maki. - I always take good notes, Bradley. - It's an investigator's
most important tool. - Clue should have DNA these days, some fingerprints and--
(Bradley laughs) - Weren't t
here any surveillance cameras in any of these rooms? - The crime was committed
by Colonel Mustard. - In the hall. - With the lead pipe. - Damn it. I think you're ready to-- - Make an accusation?
- [Maki] Do it. - An accusation? - Don't pressure me. - I think it was done in the ballroom by Colonel Mustard with a wrench. Sounds like you're MO to me. I just did some great
process of elimination that you guys didn't see. - I think this crime was committed by Colonel Mustard - With a knife. This is g
etting tense. Can't we ping everybody's cellphone?
(Maki laughs) - Like real ready?
- See where they were at? Why are you looking at my-- - Trying to get some clues here.
(Bradley laughs) - He's trying to intimidate
you with his looks. - You need to obtain
that information legally. - Is there a limit to how many suggestions you can make before you have to-- - That's the key to
solving a murder though, is asking a lot of questions, right? - When I was a much younger guy, I got set up. They preten
ded my training
officer got killed with a pipe. - How many murders have you seen committed with a candlestick, in your career? - None. - None? - None. - I wonder why there isn't
a character in this game that's trying to feed us false information and throw us off.
(All laughing) Investigators, I'm ready
to make an accusation. (thunder) I believe this murder was
committed by Colonel Mustard with the lead pipe, in the library. - [Maki] Are you out? - I'm out. - Alright, investigators. I think I'm r
eady to make an accusation. (thunder) I believe it was Colonel Mustard, in the ballroom, with a lead pipe. Ballroom. Mustard. Lead pipe. (thunder and screaming) (laughs) And I win. - I'm really upset because
I know Tim cheated. - My excellent investigative skills had no bearing on this game, whatsoever. - There's a mirror right behind me, and I know he's looking
through the reflection. And go figure, he murdered me, too. - I mean, if this was real life, my reputation just went out the window. -
I feel pretty good about it. I'm gonna miss Brad. I'm sorry, I just met Maki today, but that's the way things go. (old fashioned mystery music) (elevator music) - It's just so sad what's
happening over there. - Oh, yeah. Mm-hmm. Hmm. You don't know the half of it. (elevator music)
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Architects play minecraft
Pictionary with art students Scrabble with english majors Monopoly with business majors Poker with math students
this was nice - taking people out of their high pressure jobs and giving them a lighter, softer and cartoonier version of their career field to mess around with. i like that concept.
2:23 "I wonder why there isn't a character in this game trying to feed us false information?" BUT THERE IS. It's you! 🤣
Makes me think of that scene in Sherlock where he suggests playing cluedo Sherlock Holmes: It's this or Cluedo. Dr. John Watson: Ah, no, we are never playing that again. Sherlock Holmes: Why not? Dr. John Watson: Because it's not actually possible for the victim to have done it, Sherlock, that's why! Sherlock Holmes: Well, it's the only possible solution. Dr. John Watson: It's not in the rules! Sherlock Holmes: Well, then, the rules are wrong!
just realised the mantle above them has all the clue murder weapons
Next they should do Donald Trump plays monopoly.
Someone agree with me when I say that the funniest thing to see is when a pro accuses another pro for cheating in a game. XD
Now they should have: - Architects play Jenga - Businessmen play Monopoly - English Teachers play Scrabble - Retired People play Life - Artists play Pictionary
It’s weird hearing it called Clue when in England it’s called Cluedo 😂
"Wasn't there any security cameras?" - FACT: There was a sequel called CLUE 2: The Museum Caper that had security cameras you could place in various rooms that used line of sight to catch the criminal.
WHY IS IT ALWAYS COLONEL MUSTARD??? Is it just me? Literally every time I play it's Mustard. At least 4/5 times, without fail.
Drunk writers/authors/journalists play Cards Against Humanity
I'm such a big cheat at this game. Like I will figure it in like the second turn just by listening to what everyone else says. Or I would pick two out the three cards I had as an accusation, so I could figure out one of the things.
Very interesting. I bet they can't solve why I love poom poom so much
"Its this, or Cluedo." "Ah, NO. We are never playing that again." "Why not?" "Because its not actually possible for the victim to have done it, Sherlock. That's why." "Its the only possible solution." "It's not in the rules." "Well then the rules are WRONG!" -Sherlock BBC
I love how the weapons are on the mantel behind them.
Oh. My. God. THIS IS AMAZING! Not just the idea, but the editing aswell! Holy macaroni, I'm not easily impressed, but I'm blown away. Totally amazing.
Engineers play Jenga.
hehe real detectives playing detective board game and they struggles