These films, which I highly recommend, see two kooky robots and one frustrated human ridicule cheesy old movies.

I pretended to have this role at the end of our third game--all in vain.

One of my favorite characters, this Britisher solves crimes using more than "sheer luck."

I was introduced to his Jeeves and Bertie stories at a fairly young age.

I joined this club first semester, and, let me tell you, the other members were real characters. Together, we explored some rather unusual places.

This popular movie from 2019 features an all-star cast, joined by a few new faces, in a classic whodunnit.

Our illustrious Town Mayor during the first game.

Some find her domineering, but everyone can agree she's an animal lover.

This historian and memoirist was, apparently, an educated man.

This game never gets undiplomatic, but it does involve a lot of argument, and it took up several of the Theresa guys' afternoons.

This beloved crooner also had a respectable film career, appearing in movies like "Ocean's 11" and "Tony Rome."

This warrior left a piece of history behind in our first game.

Though he's normally cool and collected, this menacing lord does lose his head at one point.

From what he tells his students, you'd think he wrote the book on marriage.

This game is fruitful beyond words.

These films include characters like a roaring giant, a shield bearer, a knight in shining armor, a spider woman, an archer, and a thunderer of myth.

During game three, this townsperson exposed a mafioso in the nick of time.

You'd best avoid her, but she and Athena might be related.

This mysterious person was at home with Trojans and Fays alike.

This game's title gives you its play area, plus a neat sound effect.

This 1966 biopic, which was screened last Fall at UD, features Paul Scofield and Orson Welles and tells the story of a famous saint.

This unfortunate paid a high price for being on time to work during our third game.

"The Admiral's" more contemplative successor.

If you can understand his most famous literary device and see it at play in today's world, then chances are you've already escaped it.

In this game, students invade their university with a flying saucer.