(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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A visit to a pub
Police Arrive Just in Time
Tacky wallpaper
Inheritance is suggested as a motive
Sports
Abuse of Police Powers
Side Plot of No Consequence
Classic British sports car
Victim is murdered by mistake
Barnaby Family Outing
Police Partner Bickering
Book shop
Character returns to village after long absence
Medical Examiner says something sassy.
Name of the village pub reflects the theme of the episode
Sergeant Says Wrong or Inappropriate Thing
Fire Death
3rd murder
Sergeant flirts with secondary character
Barnaby Family is involved with murder setting
Religious Nut
Canal, Waterway, or Lake
Terrible Spouse
Stately Home
Smothering
Alcohol
Fire/Flame (not death)
Stabbing
Thatched cottage
Quaint Village Life
A Festival!
Creepy graveyard
A Feud
A village doctor
Religious cult
Unhappy marriage
Family or Historical Secret Revealed
Mrs. Barnaby has a new hobby
Sidekick has to do a job Barnaby doesn't want to do
2 Murders
Car Death
Drowning
Blackmail
Activist
Planning dispute
Horses
Paternity secret revealed
Unassuming Character With Odd Hobby
Shooting
A tractor
Unrequited Feelings
Adorable Animal
Illicit or Inappropriate Romance
Someone lives in a caravan
Hooded figure
Nicely Staged Murder
A Vicar
Nosy Neighbors
Single interest village
Outburst From Killer Upon Discovery
Epiphany From Daily Life
Former policeman investigates or is involved with murder
Sexual Orientation Surprise
Tea
Someone rides a bicycle
Sibling rivalry
Victim says "What are you doing here?" (followed by murder)
Barnaby asks someone 'When did you last see the victim alive'