Clue (TV series)

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Clue is a 5-episode Miniseries based on the board game that debuted on The Hub on November 14, 2011. At a charity event, six teenagers witness what they believe to be a murder, but when they tell the authorities they're surprised that no one believes them. So, the teens decide to solve the mystery themselves.

This series provides examples of:


 * Adults Are Useless: Except for when
 * Badass Damsel: Sarah Ellis
 * Batman Gambit
 * Big Bad Ensemble: Between
 * Clear My Name: A Lighter and Softer variation. They're not accused of the crime themselves, but the main characters are suspended from school for allegedly pulling a hoax and ruining a charity event. They all try to solve the crime themselves to restore their good standings.
 * Color Coded for Your Convenience: Liz's hair is dyed red and most of the other characters wear something of their corresponding color most of the time. A relatively subtle example, but it's there.
 * Cult:
 * Expy: All of the main characters are based off of characters from the board game.
 * Seamus: Mr. Green
 * Lucas: Professor Plum
 * Liz: Miss Scarlet
 * Whitney: Mrs. White
 * Dmitri: Colonel Mustard
 * Agnes: Mrs. Peacock
 * Adam Ellis: Mr. No Boddy
 * High School AU: The series could be interpreted as this.
 * Kid Detective
 * Lost Technology:
 * Oblivious to Love: Lucas is completely unaware of Whitney's crush on him..
 * Orphan's Plot Trinket: Liz has one.
 * Out-Gambitted:
 * Secret Legacy:
 * Six-Student Clique
 * The Head: Dmitri
 * The Muscle: Seamus
 * The Quirk: Lucas
 * The Pretty One: Liz
 * The Smart One: Whitney
 * The Wild One: Agnes
 * Sequel Hook: And how. That secret room they've been hanging out in?
 * Twin Banter: Between Whittaker's two henchmen.
 * You Should Know This Already: In-series. It was in the bedroom with a candlestick, and the audience sees it happen.