‘I couldmurder...’The60sWomanon bikeCause ortime ofdeathAntiquedealer orSleezyLawyerRich lookdown onplebes orcoloniesA vicar,parson,bishop,and/or stern-faced nunDog andfarmy/horseypersondiscoversbody‘But nothingeverhappens inthis village’TerriblebusinessHorsesThere’s at leastone housekeeper,cook, games-keeper, gardeneror driverWeirdoPregnancy,Illegitimatechild/heir -family secretNot onepersonsheds a tearover personmurderedBarnabyexplainsesotericfactsOldmen inuniformWeirdlocalcustomYe oldelocals pubsceneJonesrolls hiseyesTeaJones getsexcited butinevitably getswrong end ofthe stick againSomebodyslams door,or is too busyfor John orJonesWoowooDog istalkedtoMeetmeLowly personis instructedto fetch abrandy,whiskey, ginCyanide,arsenic,mushroom,strangeunknown toxinpoisoningOwl orspookybirdThathe’droofSomebodyarrangesflowers orlooks in orout of windowGarden/churchparty/communityfete at which atleast one diesBlackgloves orhoodiePubmatchestitle‘I couldmurder...’The60sWomanon bikeCause ortime ofdeathAntiquedealer orSleezyLawyerRich lookdown onplebes orcoloniesA vicar,parson,bishop,and/or stern-faced nunDog andfarmy/horseypersondiscoversbody‘But nothingeverhappens inthis village’TerriblebusinessHorsesThere’s at leastone housekeeper,cook, games-keeper, gardeneror driverWeirdoPregnancy,Illegitimatechild/heir -family secretNot onepersonsheds a tearover personmurderedBarnabyexplainsesotericfactsOldmen inuniformWeirdlocalcustomYe oldelocals pubsceneJonesrolls hiseyesTeaJones getsexcited butinevitably getswrong end ofthe stick againSomebodyslams door,or is too busyfor John orJonesWoowooDog istalkedtoMeetmeLowly personis instructedto fetch abrandy,whiskey, ginCyanide,arsenic,mushroom,strangeunknown toxinpoisoningOwl orspookybirdThathe’droofSomebodyarrangesflowers orlooks in orout of windowGarden/churchparty/communityfete at which atleast one diesBlackgloves orhoodiePubmatchestitle

Midsomer Murders - 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. ‘I could murder ...’
  2. The 60s
  3. Woman on bike
  4. Cause or time of death
  5. Antique dealer or Sleezy Lawyer
  6. Rich look down on plebes or colonies
  7. A vicar, parson, bishop, and/or stern-faced nun
  8. Dog and farmy/horsey person discovers body
  9. ‘But nothing ever happens in this village’
  10. Terrible business
  11. Horses
  12. There’s at least one housekeeper, cook, games-keeper, gardener or driver
  13. Weirdo
  14. Pregnancy, Illegitimate child/heir - family secret
  15. Not one person sheds a tear over person murdered
  16. Barnaby explains esoteric facts
  17. Old men in uniform
  18. Weird local custom
  19. Ye olde locals pub scene
  20. Jones rolls his eyes
  21. Tea
  22. Jones gets excited but inevitably gets wrong end of the stick again
  23. Somebody slams door, or is too busy for John or Jones
  24. Woo woo
  25. Dog is talked to
  26. Meet me
  27. Lowly person is instructed to fetch a brandy, whiskey, gin
  28. Cyanide, arsenic, mushroom, strange unknown toxin poisoning
  29. Owl or spooky bird
  30. That he’d roof
  31. Somebody arranges flowers or looks in or out of window
  32. Garden/church party/community fete at which at least one dies
  33. Black gloves or hoodie
  34. Pub matches title