A message ismisinterpretedat first thenthe leadfigures outThe lead ismild-mannered/notan “officialdetective”The jerksuspect turnsout to the anice personThe leadchasessomeone that isleaving thescene of thecrimeThe lead hasa sidekickthat is not inlaw-enforcementThe lead getsattacked/lockedin a room by asuspiciousfigureThe suspect thatis the lead’s frienddoes somethingsuspicious/has asuspicious pastSecretroom/secretpassageThe leadhidesevidence theyfound from theauthoritiesThe show iscentered aroundMatlock, PerryMason, or JessicaFletcherThe lead hasa sidekickthat IS in lawenforcementThelead is awomanThe lead thinksthe mainsuspect isinnocent basedon a hunch ortheir “gut”The leadgets heldatgunpointThe lead has acostar that helpsand is theopposite genderbut they’re “justfriends”The lead justhappens to beat the scene ofthe crime/whena suspect isarrestedThe niceperson turnsout to be theculpritEncodedmessageThe leadmust breakintosomeone’shomeThe lead noticessomethingforensically (like aphysical clue) thatno one elsenoticedA friend ofthe lead isa suspectTheauthoritiestell the leadto stay out ofitThe lead goesto investigatewithout backupbecause theycan’t waitThere is a firstperson POVsequence of themurder from theperspective of themurdererA message ismisinterpretedat first thenthe leadfigures outThe lead ismild-mannered/notan “officialdetective”The jerksuspect turnsout to the anice personThe leadchasessomeone that isleaving thescene of thecrimeThe lead hasa sidekickthat is not inlaw-enforcementThe lead getsattacked/lockedin a room by asuspiciousfigureThe suspect thatis the lead’s frienddoes somethingsuspicious/has asuspicious pastSecretroom/secretpassageThe leadhidesevidence theyfound from theauthoritiesThe show iscentered aroundMatlock, PerryMason, or JessicaFletcherThe lead hasa sidekickthat IS in lawenforcementThelead is awomanThe lead thinksthe mainsuspect isinnocent basedon a hunch ortheir “gut”The leadgets heldatgunpointThe lead has acostar that helpsand is theopposite genderbut they’re “justfriends”The lead justhappens to beat the scene ofthe crime/whena suspect isarrestedThe niceperson turnsout to be theculpritEncodedmessageThe leadmust breakintosomeone’shomeThe lead noticessomethingforensically (like aphysical clue) thatno one elsenoticedA friend ofthe lead isa suspectTheauthoritiestell the leadto stay out ofitThe lead goesto investigatewithout backupbecause theycan’t waitThere is a firstperson POVsequence of themurder from theperspective of themurderer

Hallmark Mystery Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. A message is misinterpreted at first then the lead figures out
  2. The lead is mild-mannered/not an “official detective”
  3. The jerk suspect turns out to the a nice person
  4. The lead chases someone that is leaving the scene of the crime
  5. The lead has a sidekick that is not in law-enforcement
  6. The lead gets attacked/locked in a room by a suspicious figure
  7. The suspect that is the lead’s friend does something suspicious/has a suspicious past
  8. Secret room/secret passage
  9. The lead hides evidence they found from the authorities
  10. The show is centered around Matlock, Perry Mason, or Jessica Fletcher
  11. The lead has a sidekick that IS in law enforcement
  12. The lead is a woman
  13. The lead thinks the main suspect is innocent based on a hunch or their “gut”
  14. The lead gets held at gunpoint
  15. The lead has a costar that helps and is the opposite gender but they’re “just friends”
  16. The lead just happens to be at the scene of the crime/when a suspect is arrested
  17. The nice person turns out to be the culprit
  18. Encoded message
  19. The lead must break into someone’s home
  20. The lead notices something forensically (like a physical clue) that no one else noticed
  21. A friend of the lead is a suspect
  22. The authorities tell the lead to stay out of it
  23. The lead goes to investigate without backup because they can’t wait
  24. There is a first person POV sequence of the murder from the perspective of the murderer