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Absent-Minded Professor: Professor Plum. His forgetfulness is brought up on many, many occasions, including: The Case of the Missing Movie Chapters The Case of... 1. the Dry Rain; 2. the Winning Combination; 3. the Ghost Mystery; 4. the Missing Movie; 5. the Stolen Starter; 6. Foul Play at the Fair; 7. the Mad Dog; 8. the Stolen Base

Cannot Tell a Joke: Colonel Mustard has a brief problem with this in book #2, chapter 3 ("The Joke Contest") when he tells one that fails to get any laughs. He blames Professor Plum, the first person he asked, who answered with "I forgot" and thus threw off the timing. Book #10, chapter 4 ("The Halloween Costume Caper") has one after the bobbing for apples competition is over, when Boddy reveals that the "golden nugget" in the winning apple is actually a nugget of caramel candy. Book #6, chapter 10 ("Booby-Trapped!"), in which Colonel Mustard videotapes a few of his fellows plotting Boddy's murder and makes them pay him to keep quiet.In book #7, chapter 10 ("The Life Of The Party Is Dead"), Mr. Boddy forces his guests to reveal dark secrets about themselves, and threatens to reveal the really dark secrets about them if they don't. Given how many crimes they've already shown themselves capable of committing, Boddy never stops to consider whether the guests might be willing to kill him to keep their secrets. Colonel Mustard is a military man with a short temper who constantly challenges the other guests to a duel (once even challenging himself). He is only shown fighting actual duels four times; three times with Mr. Green in the ballroom, library and ballroom again (The Secret Secret Passage, Midnight Phone Calls, Midnight Phone Calls) and once with Professor Plum in the dining room (The Haunted Gargoyle). His first name is said to be Martin. In book #6, chapter 8 ("One of You is the Murderer"), Plum himself states that he suffers memory loss if he gets less than twenty-five hours of sleep a day. In August 2008, Hasbro redesigned and updated the board, characters, weapons, and rooms. Changes to the rules of game play were made, some to accommodate the new features.

Main article: List of Cluedo characters The figurines and traditional set of North American & UK suspect tokens. The Clue series is a book series of 18 children's books published throughout the 1990s based on the board game Clue. The books are compilations of mini-mysteries that the reader must solve involving various crimes committed at the home of Reginald Boddy by six of his closest "friends". In book #3, chapter 6 ("A Very Important Poison"), Plum accidentally poisons himself with his newest creation. Mrs. White and Mr. Green hurry to his lab to try and find a cure. Thankfully, it turns out the "poison" was actually just a sleeping potion, anWhat is it? The detective sees something or remembers something that triggers a thought process and produces the solution to all or part of the puzzle.