Clue the Movie Podcast

Hey guys, Firstly, loving the podcast. Clue is one of my top five favourite movies. Since listening to the podcast I found out that they finished shooting on my birthday August 9, 1985 the day that I was born. So that’s interesting. Also, I’m located in Australia and I can’t find anywhere to watch the clue documentary online or buy it online. Is there anyway that I can purchase it? Also just wondering why there is such a long silence at the end of each each podcast? Keep up the good work, love l... more

Amazing! These two gentleman found one another and created an awesome podcast for all us Cluevians. I prefer the term Cluenatics but it’s been decided. Their tangents are top notch and the banter between the two is as refreshing and organic as can be expected. I love the wrestling bits and I don’t even like wrestling. Keep up the great work gentleman and I’ll see you both when Pic 6 starts.

Also, am I the only one who doesn’t like the “flames on the side of my face” bit? Probably.

I’ve been a fan of Clue the movie for a long as I can remember, and this podcast has reinvigorated my love for this movie. The banter between you two is amazing! I can’t wait for your next collaboration.

I just found this podcast a couple of months ago and it's been a lifesaver. I was moving and it was from a traumatic event. This podcast has brought me so much joy! Sometimes I'm frustrated and sometimes I yell back at my phone but mostly I laugh and enjoy. Thank you Jeff and Brad. I've been watching Clue the movie since I was about 11, since it was released on VHS. I've been playing the board game since I was about 8. I've played many different versions and I own several special versions.

I know, the show isn’t over. But I’m already so sad that it’s going to end. I found the podcast back in may, and have finally caught up burly listening to like 4 episodes a day at work. The word joy does not describe what this podcast brings me. I’ve been alone in my love for clue since I was a kid and I would watch my dad’s VHS copy of clue CONSTANTLY. That is probably thirteen or so years that I’ve gotten funny looks when I ask people if they’ve seen clue. I’m so happy that I’ve finally found ... more

I am a Clue super fan. I’ve easily seen it 100 times, including twice at the theater in 1985 (endings 1 and 3). I would have gone for a third viewing with hopes for the 2nd ending, but I was 12 and couldn’t scrounge up enough money for another ticket before it disappeared from the theater!! I listened to 1/3 of the podcast episodes before weighing in here. I enjoy the banter and the hosts love for the movie, but I think a one minute breakdown may have been a lofty format choice. They have a hard... more

Love the podcast I’m on about episode 65. I’ve been binging it. I just wanted to share a couple connections I have with clue! When I was in middle school my cousins and we actually made our own Clue film. It was called the Black Glove. In our version a group of kids are playing the clue game and get sucked into it (we totally stole from Jumanji) and they become the Clue characters. Mrs. Peacock and Colonel Mustard are the killers. Ms. Scarlett was poisoned, Ms. White was stabbed and Professor P... more

NO meaning YES!

Huge fan of the film Clue - quote it on a daily basis. Had already seen Jeff’s documentary, so this podcast was right up my street.

Really enjoying the intricate look into Clue minute by minute but also really glad I’ve only picked up the Podcast now 18 odd months after they started.

Not sure I could personally get on with waiting a week between minutes!!

Brad & Jeff do go off on a lot of tangents which may dampen some people’s enthusiasm for the Pod. Depends on your interes... more

My husband and I love Clue but this podcast is painful. We didn’t make it past episode 4. Reviewing min by min allows to much time for tangents that don’t tie into the movie. A better format is needed with focus content.

My husband and I love Clue but this podcast is painful. We didn’t make it past episode 4. Reviewing min by min allows to much time for tangents that don’t tie into the movie. A better format is needed with focus content.

Clue has been my favorite movie ever since I was about six years old. I was so excited to see this podcast, and it truly is an excellent idea. However, I’ve listened to many episodes, and I’m really disappointed that they spend about 10% of the time actually talking about Clue and the rest of the time going down crazy rabbit holes. They go so far off-topic that I don’t even remember how we got there. The documentary was great, and this podcast could’ve been as well.

Thanks for making this podcast and the documentary, this is my favourite film of all time, thanks for bringing back loads of memories from my past I watched the doc last night and I am now hooked to the podcast. Do you know if there is anything similar for the movie Murder by death?

Lee

St. Helens

UK

Having been an avid fan of the movie Clue I was thrilled to see there was a minute by minute podcast dissecting it in a way I hadn’t seen before. I binged so much that I actually caught up to them and have been listening week by week. However as we get further on, the ramblings about Fletch or personal anecdotes have proven a bit too much. While I don’t mind a tangent sometimes they take a long journey into the wilderness and the hosts admit they have to return to the movie after what seems like... more

This has been my absolute favorite movie of all time since I was a kid. I love watching it time and time again and finding little things that I may have missed in my previous watching. This is the only movie where I would want to go minute by minute and go through what is happening and how it all turns out in the end. Thank you!

This is an amazing podcast. I am surprised at things I completely missed that they bring up and then equally surprised when they didn’t notice Wadsworth blocking the view of the kitchen. I am definitely going to try Traitors, but it makes me wonder if they ever watched Whodunnit? An ABC show from 2013. Kind of like Traitors meets And Then There We’re None.