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2010

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Mannequin Night Clue

Can you remember the name of a show?

I just remember this show from when i was a kid, it took place in a department store at night and the mannequin's came to life, thats all i can remember, any clue?
Today's Special sounds like the one, thank you.

Today's Special is the name of the show. The mannequin's name was Jeff and he was brought to life by a magic hat. Other characters include Muffy the Mouse, Sam the Security Guard, and Jodie.

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Clue

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In this spoof of McCarthy-era paranoia and 1950s wholesomeness, the characters and plot are drawn from the popular Parker Brothers board game of the same name. On a dark and stormy night in 1954, six individuals with ties to Washington are assembled for a dinner party at the swanky mansion of one Mr. Boddy (Lee Ving). Boddy's butler, Wadsworth (Tim Curry), assigns each guest a colorful name: Mr. Green (Michael McKean), Col. Mustard (Martin Mull), Mrs. Peacock (Eileen Brennan), Professor Plum (Christopher Lloyd), Miss Scarlet (Lesley Ann Warren), and Mrs. White (Madeline Kahn). Two additional servants, the Cook (Kellye Nakahara) and Yvette, the maid (Colleen Camp), assist Wadsworth as he informs the guests that they have been gathered to meet the man who has been blackmailing them: Mr. Boddy. When Boddy turns up dead, however, the guests must try to figure out who killed him so they can protect their own reputations and keep the body count from growing. Three separate endings were filmed for Clue and shown in different theaters; all three are collected for the video edition. Although the film is set in the 1950s, the original Clue game was actually devised by Anthony Pratt, a clerk in Leeds, England, to pass the time during World War II air-raid drills. First released in 1946 under the name Cluedo by British manufacturer Waddington's, Clue was renamed and released in the U.S. in 1949. Today, Clue/Cluedo is marketed in 70 countries around the world and has been adapted into a British game show and an off-Broadway musical. ~ Brian J. Dillard, Rovi

Mannequin

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Vinyl LP pressing. 2011 album from the Chicago Alt-Rock quartet. Over the course of eight years and four albums, Mannequin Men have charted a singular path that's taken them from spiky, Garage-inflected Post-Punk to a blend of Power Pop, Folk-Rock, and unfrilly Rock that no other band is really doing right now. Recorded at Key Club by Bill Skibbe and Jessica Ruffins (The Kills, Jacuzzi Boys), with basic tracks recorded live to tape with maximum mic bleed, minimal overdubbing, and zero Pro Tools edits to clean them up, and the results bring to mind Exile On Main Street, Tonight's The Night and early Replacements.

Clue - Widescreen

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In this spoof of McCarthy-era paranoia and 1950s wholesomeness, the characters and plot are drawn from the popular Parker Brothers board game of the same name. On a dark and stormy night in 1954, six individuals with ties to Washington are assembled for a dinner party at the swanky mansion of one Mr. Boddy (Lee Ving). Boddy's butler, Wadsworth (Tim Curry), assigns each guest a colorful name: Mr. Green (Michael McKean), Col. Mustard (Martin Mull), Mrs. Peacock (Eileen Brennan), Professor Plum (Christopher Lloyd), Miss Scarlet (Lesley Ann Warren), and Mrs. White (Madeline Kahn). Two additional servants, the Cook (Kellye Nakahara) and Yvette, the maid (Colleen Camp), assist Wadsworth as he informs the guests that they have been gathered to meet the man who has been blackmailing them: Mr. Boddy. When Boddy turns up dead, however, the guests must try to figure out who killed him so they can protect their own reputations and keep the body count from growing. Three separate endings were filmed for Clue and shown in different theaters; all three are collected for the video edition. Although the film is set in the 1950s, the original Clue game was actually devised by Anthony Pratt, a clerk in Leeds, England, to pass the time during World War II air-raid drills. First released in 1946 under the name Cluedo by British manufacturer Waddington's, Clue was renamed and released in the U.S. in 1949. Today, Clue/Cluedo is marketed in 70 countries around the world and has been adapted into a British game show and an off-Broadway musical. ~ Brian J. Dillard, Rovi

Clue The Ultimate Mystery Game

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Solve brainteasers and riddles to get to the bottom of the who, what and where in this board game classic, Clue The Ultimate Mystery Game. This edition presents new challenges for Clue novices and experts alike. Bring family night back with the quintessential contest of brain prowess, Clue The Ultimate Mystery Game. 3 to 6 players. Ages 8 and up.

Clue Classic Edition Game

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A classic, timeless version of Clue! Plan a family game night! Everything you need to play! The suspects you know, in the mansion you remember, with the weapons you love! Yes, this is Classic Clue! Includes Gameboard, 6 suspect tokens, 6 weapons, deck of suspect, weapon and room cards, confidential case file, detective notebook pad, die and riles. Ages: 8 and up Players: 3 to 6