Whodunnit? – ABC Game Show CastingCSI: Crime Scene Investigation, NCIS, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and the like are television’s top rated series and have been for years and now the man behind one of those franchise’s is ready to give you the chance to have a real life CSI experience – and win cash doing it. ABC and CSI producer Anthony Zuiker are gearing up to bring and all new mystery solving game show to TV and an open casting call has begin to find a lucky group of contestants to be a part of it. The Producers of Whodunnit? are accepting submissions form prospective contestants now. Do you think you can solve the mystery and walk away with $250,000?Whodunnit? is the perfect game show for the Sherlock Holmes in you. 13 would be crime solvers will be chosen to compete against each other by attempting to solve an elaborate crime each week. The players will stay in a fantastic mansion and use their wits and tools of the forensic trade to comb the crime scenes for clues to use in their analysis, those who solve the crime move on to the next week and those who don’t are eliminated. In the final episodes the remaining contestants will attempt to identify the “killer” with the correct investigator walking away with the fabulous grand prize of $250,000! If you are the person that constantly watches true crime show or documentaries or if you always figure out he ending to every story before everyone else this is your chance to use your skills to earn fame and fortune. Producers have begun an open casting call and submissions are being accepted now. If you are interested in being cast on the most incredible new game show on TV you can send emails here WhodunnitCasting@gmail.com. We’ll keep you updated with every audition update so stay tuned right here and leave a comment below and tell us why you have what it tales to figure out the crimes and become the champion of ABC’s Whodunnit?.
Matt SHi! My wife got me into watching Whodunnit? last season, and we both really enjoyed trying to solve each week’s mystery together. I would love to be part of the show this season. I enjoy reading mysteries (growing up, I devoured all the Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew books at my local library) and solving mysteries in real life (as a software developer, I get to approach debugging like a mystery, which usually works out well).I’m competitive (yet usually easy-going), reasonably well-educated, analytical, able to explain what I’m thinking and how I got to my conclusions, have a good memory for obscure information that sometimes comes in handy, and I can work alone or in a team.Thanks for considering me. 0 Reply July 13, 2014
Jeffry HoaglandI am a single father of two who loves spending time outdoors with my boys. I enjoy my job as a millwright but would love to use my vacation time up playing Whodunnit live!!!! 0 Reply July 13, 2014
Patti CernyMy name is Patti, 57 years old, from Omaha, Ne. I am disabled,. Before being disabled, I was an operations analyst working with computers researching errors in programs, finding a solution to fix it, I am a very detailed person.. So I am very inquisitive about different situations and what makes them tick. I am an out door enthusiast who loves to fish, bird watching, sitting around a fire chit chatting. Love Love Love my grand kids, and children of course. Love to laugh and enjoy my serenity. I watched your show last summer , got addicted. I would love to be on your show. 0 Reply July 13, 2014
Xavier DiazHeyy i cant be on the show because I’m only 14 but i did want to say how much i love this show and when I’m 18 i definitely wanna be on the show!!! Never missed a single episode!!!! Loved the finale it was SOOO INTENSE!!!! So happy about season 2!!! Well byyee 0 Reply July 13, 2014
kathyKathy Olvera.. I would LOVE to solve a whodunit mystery.. I am a Super Mom of three and a jack of all trades. I can build, cook, create, and HAVE FUN! You NEED a Mom to get in this game and make it MORE fun and interesting.. PIck me, Pick me Pick me… oh sorry been around the kids a little too long 🙂 0 Reply July 12, 2014
MeganMy name is Megan and my life is a mystery. (Haha see what I did there?) But seriously, I am a 24 year old RN with a love for good ole mysteries and crime shows. I like to think I would make an interesting if not entertaining addition to your show. 0 Reply July 12, 2014
Ashley and AlenaWe are a team of two girls who are keen and have a great nose for mystery. We also love Giles and are not afraid to kill. Since we’re young, us being murderers would be a surprise. 0 Reply July 12, 2014
Penni BogleI’m a 40 year young woman who’s full of fun & engery. I’ve always loved playing Clue, still do with my 3 children. Last season we recorded & watched the show together playing right along with the cast & crew. Trying to see which one of us would be right on who would be “murdered” in each episode. The suspense each week left us wanting more & when the season ended we were ready for the next season to begin. For my birthday my husband suprised me with a Murder, Mystery Dinner & I had the time of my life. Not to mention I solved the crime by the end of our evening. Now that’s what I call reasoning & validation as to why I should be picked for the 2014 season of Whodunit? With that being said, wether I’m picked (which I’m hoping I am) for the show or not my family & I can’t wait!!! 0 Reply July 12, 2014
CaseyTo whom it may concern, I am Casey a 35 year old 9-11 female veteran, who served in the U. S. Coast Guard. I am an ex Forensic Death Investigator, with a God given talent. I am a fan of your show. Choose me, and see if you can leave me wondering “Whodunnit”. 0 Reply July 12, 2014
Stephanie SaemannIm a 32 year old registered nurse from Michigan who LOVES murder mysteries! Pick me…I wont disappoint! 0 Reply July 11, 2014
Jamie H. FogleHello, I’m 43, single parent of 2 delightful young boys/men. I am a Program Manager for the local office of a mental health organization that I love and believe in. I’m pretty confident without cocky, and have a great sense of humor. My knowledge is vast but general. Have always enjoyed the awe and genius of science of true crime novels and talented writing of crime shows. Especially those with little twists of humor. My reasons for wishing to be on the show, I’ll not say money-who wouldn’t want $250? I don’t need fame. Instead it’s equally: my strength and ability and sheer pleasure of puzzles, logic placement, and all the while enjoying the experience for what it is. What an exciting and wonderful experience to try to get to the end but learning so much and enjoying even if only 1 episode. Secondly-wouldn’t anyone agree it’s a far-fetched dream and yet why would anyone not at least try to attain it? So here I am, wishing to attain a long-dream, far-fetched or not. Thank you. 0 Reply July 11, 2014
Sean EndresWhodunnit show got me hooked,i would be great for the show.i work with lots of people in my line of work.im able to be sly and coy with people to make people beleave im on your side 0 Reply July 11, 2014
Alyssa TaylorHeeeeeey!!!!! My name is Alyssa as you can see but every calls me lyssa. I’m from Milwaukee WI. I have a little girl and she’s 5 cute little thing she is, and she tells me I’m the greatest granny sitter in the world. That’s right I’m a personal caregiver and have been for 6 years. But anyway let’s get to why I deserve to be on this show shall we…first of all I absolutely loved this show from start to finish. I could really use this type of excitement in my life! I love being around people. I love a good mystery. And I was told that I wasn’t a very intimidating person at all, which would probably make me a good murderer. : -) so please consider me!!!! 0 Reply July 11, 2014
Demetrea McgeeHello I’m a 32 year old woman, without any kids. I am a huge fan of the show, and I feel yhat I could bring fun to the show while flying under the radar solving the crime. I’m too nosey for my own good. I love NYPD Blue. I would love to be considered to not only be a contestant but win the show!!!!!!!!!!! 0 Reply July 11, 2014
Penny SympsonMy boyfriend gets a little freaked out that I’m always watching true crime shows. He sleeps with one eye open. 😉 0 Reply July 11, 2014
Nicole ArthurI’m a campus minister of college students on the mainline of Philadelphia. 24 yrs old, African American, female. I love reading and writing and even took a Detective Fiction class while I was a student at the University of Pittsburgh. I also teach and coach ballet/lyrical/jazz dance classes/team. I love puzzles/cryptograms/sudoku (I just like solving things).I’m a big fan of the show; but more than that, I feel like I could offer a unique character to the show that some might connect with. I have been told that I am quirky but likeable and I’ve spent the larger part of my college year coming to terms with the fact that I am, in fact, a “hipster”. Thinking strategically about the characters that were a part of the show last season, I would further diversify the personalities, thought processes, and backgrounds presented, offering a less frequently presented persona for the audience to attach to. Is there a humble way to say that I think I’m an okay balance between funny and smart? Because I do…and I think that might prove helpful as well.Loved to be considered for the next season. Mostly just praying a next season happens. 0 Reply July 11, 2014
Mandy YatesHi, I am a mother to 6 children, and know all about people trying to hide things and getting out of things. I am 36 years old, and have a genius IQ. My husband was in the air force for 9 years, and had multiple deployments. I delivered our fifth child while he was in Iraq. I am a tough cookie, have done so much on my own. I love mysteries, and love to solve “crimes”. 5 out of our kids have multiple medical issues, and I always have to be ready for anything. Contantly dealing with little people, makes me super equiped to deal with all the craziness of a game like this. Please consider me! 0 Reply July 10, 2014
Zach WintersLook, I know this is gonna sound very, very far fetched, but I am a 15 year old male who is very interested in the crime investigative field. It’s always been a passion of mine to solve crimes, investigate suspects, survey and observe crime scenes, etc. And I think that the game would be very interesting if there was a kid involved. I think it would be a very big twist in a reality telivison show because no one has done it before! Whodunnit would gain many viewers if this was announced, in my opinion.All that being said, let’s get to the detailed reasons why I should be on Whodunnit.– First off, I am a real competitor. I love the competitions that involve endurance and brains, each of which are my expertise. – Also, I would say I am a real good liar as well. I’ve always had that persuasive sound in my voice that can lure someone away or near, which ever would be needed. – I am a real good listener and observer. People would need me in an alliance because I can see every detail in a crime scene. – Now for the different set ups in the game like the Last Known Whereabouts, Crime Scene, and The Morgue, I can do very well in each of them. If I were to be in the morgue, I’d servey the wounds carefully, seeing the type and cause if it. At the last known whereabouts, I’d survey what the victim was doing and see if the he/she left any evidence behind that could lead to what killer had done. And lastly for the crime scene, I’d search for anything for the evidence. For example, if the suspect left anything behind or if the victim had something else of importance.Thank you for your time if you read this and I hope to whomever it may concern that you will takemy plea in serious consideration. I think this twist would make a great season two! 0 Reply July 10, 2014
Joshua WilburnI consider myself a very logical person and I there have been many tests where the answers did not make sense, but I put together the best solution possible. I also consider myself a friendly but business person. I am a cashier at Captain Ds college student in Nashville, TN. I have great spatial awareness. My life experiences have given me a strong foundation of common sense to where I can then develop the best theory possible. 0 Reply July 10, 2014
Traci warstlerNo long explanation needed from me! Murder is my middle name! 😉 lol 0 Reply July 10, 2014
Tracey Christie BlueI am a single Mom whose favorite pass time is mysteries and puzzles. I am a huge fan of Sherlock Holmes ,Law and Order and CSI. I figure them out before the show gets to the conclusion. I watch the old stuff and new stuff doesn’t hurts me. My favorite saying is ” Only one truth prevails”. IF am picked I’ll do my best to give a good show. There was this movie that me and my family was watching (maybe you hear of Shattered) . Well it was 2 hour movie and 40 minutes in I figured it out. I told the room and let just say that didn’t go very well. This year I asked my family for the best a give a murder mystery weekend. I am not bragging ; or maybe I am lol. I am just trying to let you see what a great candidate I be. I hope you would consider me . I will continue to watch either way , I enjoy figuring out the case along with the people. 0 Reply July 9, 2014
Andrew MitrikMy name is Andy. I’m 42 and have always loved mysteries. I read all the Hardy Boys novels when I was younger and played Clue all the time. I watched season one and loved it. Please consider me. Thank you. 0 Reply July 9, 2014
Nytisha ChristieHey, I’m Nytisha a hostess at chinese restaurant in a boring lil town. For the past five years my mother and I have sat around an watching our favorite crime shows and going against each other to solve the mystery before the characters,and she usually wins. I believe its my moment to prove that I can be the better than detective than her by kicking ass in my favorite show 😀 0 Reply July 9, 2014
Charles StewartHi! I am 11 years old. It is young but I love this show so much. It would be a great honor to be on the show. I have seen every episode. And I am greatly skilled. So please consider me!!!!! 0 Reply July 9, 2014
Rachel WilsonI am married to Ulysses Wilson. He made it to episode four of the first season and died a tragic death of oleander poison before being bucked from a horse. We have a little bet to see who could get farther in the show – so please pick me! 0 Reply July 9, 2014
Josh AcevedoI’m 18, and a recent high school graduate with an enormous ego. I watch mystery films and read mystery novels all the time and a majority of the time I’m capable of correctly guessing the murderer.I loved the first season of Whodunnit, and along with figuring out puzzles, which I can excel at. I wish to approach Whodunnit game-play from a different angle. I’d try to be very manipulative, and maybe even evil. I’d purposely befriend people then give them false information to get them killed.Whodunnit needs a puppet master contestant and I’d say I’d fit perfectly for that position. When I want something from people, I WILL get it. And I’m not afraid to back stab anyone in the competition. It’s a game show, not a let’s all be friends show. I very much think I can manage to win the grand prize, if I play my cards right. 0 Reply July 9, 2014
MichelleThis show was written for me! Not only am I a crime drama junkie, I am smart, quick witted , funny and I have a larger than life personality. Every reality show needs someone like me on it. When you meet me you enter totally love me or you instantly can’t stand me. I would prefer it if everyone I met could handle my intensity and I don’t go out of my way to be hateful but I’m bold, brash, I have a sharp younger and a hot temper. I’m opinionated and complicated but I’m also hyper aware of my environment and I know I would be great on this show. 0 Reply July 9, 2014
Mattthew GregoryHi! I’m 30 (sadly soon to be 31 year old) young professional in Higher Education, overseeing the first year student success of about 1600 freshmen in college. I have seen very close things to death…unfortunately. Additionally, part of my job involves me having to let students know that they maybe won’t be caught or in trouble, by coming up with different scenarios for them to think about the “what ifs”…which in turn, if they listen to my cautious stories and words, may help them make a better decision. Additionally, I grew up reading R.L. Stine & Stephen King, so my love for terror, horror, and “whodunnit” along with hosting a game show has always been a secret of mine. I’d love to be a part of this casting so,please keep me in the loop (and yes, since I do have a minor in musical theatre, I don’t mind acting as a killer…if you are looking for someone who will never be suspected). 0 Reply July 8, 2014
Elizabeth Korwanhi i’m elizabeth korwan but my friends call me lizzy i work as a prep cook at TA’s Place as well as Millers BBQ in a small town called walton or delaware county i do pottery and baking as my hobby i’m 23 years old i’m a woman.i love to solve mysteries i watch scooby – doo,NCIS,and Bones i learned allot by watching them so i hope i can try to do the best i can to lead up to what they do.i love to read and draw but i also love to write i keep a journal of my private thoughts around also i love my animals i tend to carry my small kitten around with me but also i love too listen to music when i get stressed or just need a get away i put on my headphones and just relax with a good book.my favorite books are horror and poetry edgar allan poe is my idol as well as RL.Stine i want to be just like them someday they have inspired me to figure out the impossible for some reason. i just like them.i have ben watching this show all the time even on youtube.i hope you consider me in your show i’m really good at problem solving as well as figuring out the situation more than anyone i can be a valuable asset in the show i have ben able to solve many problems in escape games as well as any person in my family my mother even is surprised at what i can do she even said i’m great at fixing the television when its busted or when she needs it to change to the dvd player.one thing i’m really good at is seeing what others missed if there is something out of the ordinary i will spot it i have ben really good at that since i was a little kid even now i still spot things and my parents are very impressed about my ability to spot what other’s can’t. 0 Reply July 8, 2014
MatthewI’m observant, funny, outgoing, adaptable, cunning, and sly. I’d love to say I have a gameplan to win, but it entirely depends on the rest of the suspects. I’d have to see how I could work them to my advantage. Being a server for years means I’m pretty adept at being fake to random strangers while figuring out how to get money out of them. I’d be golden on the show. 0 Reply July 8, 2014
Lisa SI am Lisa and I am smart, funny, friendly, and very good at social engineering. I loved season 1 of Whodunnit and I am eagerly waiting for season 2!! My hobbies include reading, Zumba, dancing, caring for others, and crafting. 0 Reply July 7, 2014
Rachael HumphreyI am a mother of three and I have a sales job from home to help suppliment our incone while my husband supports us as a wildland firefighter. I loved the show last summer and absolutely love puzzles and solving problems of every kind! I’m super competitive and never give up, I’m the sweetest pit bull you’ll ever meet and theyll never see me coming! I’m perfect for this game! 0 Reply July 7, 2014
MichelleThere was a discrepancy last season on Whodunit. In the episode in Bum ba dee da you showed the killer on a brown horse during the reveal and Cris, the actual killer, was riding on a white horse during the episode. That was no fair for us playing at home. I was determined it couldn’t be her for that reason. Please go back and review the episode if necessary in the meantime you should consider me since I caught this.I loved the show!Thank you! 0 Reply July 7, 2014
LaShae McCrayHi there! I’m a 43 year old married mother of two college aged young adults. I work at the University of Illinois at Champaign Urbana as an Office Administrator. I would loooove to be considered for the next season of whodunnit. The first season had me glued to the tube! Raising two kids has definitely sharpened my detective skills. I’m sure I’ll come away the winner! Please pick me 0 Reply July 7, 2014
Erin NatterI am a 31 year old stay at home mom of 4 children. They put my problem solving skills to the test every day. I have to be a human lie detector to figure out the truth. I am an absolute fan of the show and all things “Clue”. It would be a dream come true to be a part of this show! I love to read and am a sucker for mystery novels. I am athletic, creative, and super competitive. I put 100% into everything I do and will fight to the end! 0 Reply July 6, 2014
Diana BiceMy name is Diana and I am an elementary school counselor. I also have a background in mental health therapy mostly in residential settings. My counseling experiences have led me to be very observant of people particularly their behavior and social skills. I am good at reading others and counselors are also masters of manipulation :). Being an elementary school counselor shows that I am energetic and happy. I love meeting people and I love to analyze. I would be perfect for this show and also have a great sense of humor ans personality. Thank you for the consideration. 0 Reply July 6, 2014
Thomas ShipleyHI, I am a 58 year old baker/cake decorator with some stage and TV experience. I don’t always get along with others and have been told I can be annoying (great TV, right?) Last year’s show got my wife and 3 daughters through the summer….hope I can find the time to be on the air this year and freak out my family! 0 Reply July 6, 2014
Scott DeckerI’m a big fan of Whodunnit? In fact, I even played this game with my cousins at a Christmas gathering and we had a blast. I watch a lot of CSI, and I enjoy murder mysteries. I have a pretty good grasp on detective work and what it takes to solve a crime. I like working with other people, but I like to be the leader. I don’t mind if someone else leads, as long as I can get along with them, and as long as they have an idea what they’re doing.If I got selected to Whodunnit?, I would like to be “The Killer”. I have some diabolical ways that I would “fake” knock off the guests. If I’m not “The Killer”, I hope to stay alive to at least make the final five.If I’m killed on the show, I just have two requests:I don’t want to be blown up, and I don’t want to get attacked by any animals, especially alligators (If you’ll excuse the CSI: MIami) reference.I don’t mind getting shot, strangled, or stabbed, but I’d like my death to be creative, cool, and fun at the same time.I would love to be on the show and get the experience that I feel will last a lifetime, and a chance to test my detective skills.ABC, please consider me for Whodunnit! 🙂 0 Reply July 6, 2014
Len GarrisonI would like to be on Whodunit because I have a great intuition (that’s usually spot on), I can be very believable, I am a good motivator & leader (I have lead teams for over 20 years), I can see the big vision, I have a good sense of humor and I am not bad looking :). Let’s do it! 0 Reply July 5, 2014
AngieI am a 43 year old married mom of two. I am a college professor who teaches classes in Interpersonal Communication and Interviewing, a poker player who is good at finding tells and a life-long murder mystery lover – I dressed up as Nancy Drew, Trixie Belden and Miss Marple for Halloween when I was growing up. So basically, I should rock Whodunnit (theoretically!). I appeared (and won!) on Wheel of Fortune in 2007, so I have a little bit of experience in front of the camera. I really enjoyed Whodunnit last year, and I’d like to be a part of it this year. 0 Reply July 5, 2014
Jamie wardHi. I’m Jamie Ward. I’m a 28 year old mental health counselor. People always think I’m analyzing them (I am) and can spot a liar a mile away. I have to be good at reading people because, believe it or not, people lie when they come to counseling. I think I’d be great for the show and an asset. Since I’m basically a trained people reader/lie detector, I know what not to do and how to be unreadable. Definitely could work in my advantage on this show. 0 Reply July 4, 2014
john jonesI am 30 years old and a security guard. I am a determined, intelliengent and resourceful competitor. Ever since I was young I was in love with crime mysteries. I have always wanted to be on a show like this. 0 Reply July 3, 2014
VeronicaHi. I’m Veronica. I’m a jack of many trades. I hold a license as an emergency medical technician. I’m also a massage therapist which gives me a good grasp on the human body. I’m also a Biology teacher. I pay attention to details that most people would over look. I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to take a class in high school in forensics with the Broward County Sheriff’s Crime Scene Investigation team. My natural curiosity leads me to study many different topics. Some of which I believe could be useful in this game. I watched the entire season and felt like I held my own with many of the competitors. It would be an amazing chance to participate in a live version of Clue. I would greatly appreciate the chance to be considered for an opportunity to discover Whodunnit. 0 Reply July 3, 2014
Alexis PettawayI am a 22 year old struggling mystery Romance writer. I am currently doing nothing but writting but my mom just got laid off and my family could really use the money not to mention i never ever done anything truly amazing and life is so short that im afraid that nothinh interesting will ever hapen to me.so please choose me.. 0 Reply July 3, 2014
JohnI’m a 33 year-old Electrical Engineer with sound analytical skills, whose problem solving abilities are required to perform my work. I followed the show because of the mental thought necessary in order to troubleshoot the problem : whodunnit? I have excellent communication, teamwork, and leadership skills that match how the game is played. I possess other skills that could make me a formidable adversary and enemy. My Fiance and I watch other crime and mystery programs trying to solve the riddle prior to the reveal, and I am spot on. Does this spark your interest? 0 Reply July 2, 2014
AnnaThey call me the “Clue Master”, no big deal. How you win the game is by playing 3-4 moves ahead of everyone else. Make them think they know your game, while every play you are getting closer to the win! 28 yrs old, outgoing, smart…please have a season two! 0 Reply July 2, 2014
AnthonyAfter roaming the planet for 40 years and experiencing a lifetime of interesting events both in my personal and professional life, solving a murder mystery – or several murder mysteries – in front of a national television audience only seems like the next, most logical step.After all, I can lean on my experience as an investigative reporter to guide me on my path to success, while relying on my theatrical background to play the game like no one has before – since I have a great understanding of character.As a poker player, I can use my sense of reading human emotions to unearth the killer and, while I’m at it, I can mislead the rest of the would-be sleuths to think that the killer were someone else, maybe even me.Why not play the game in the most Machiavellian way possible?In reality, I am a sports journalist (although there was a time I worked as an investigative reporter) who is raising three children on my own in suburban Philadelphia. We are a unique family with a wide range of interests, from writing, to sports, to theatre, to music, to being top tier foodies who look for the best-kept restaurant secrets wherever we go.As the patriarch of this four-person band (five if you count the dog – ten if you count the familial blendini we are currently creating in our house with a girlfriend, her kids and two cats) I have always been the leader of the pack.Yet, I know that in a game like Whodunnit, those leadership qualities might have to only come out when the time is right, or else I could have the killer’s target on my back too soon.However, given the opportunity, I’d love to prove that to win a game like Whodunnit, it’s not about always being the best sleuth, but being the player with the most cunning and guile to make it to the end.And there’s no doubt that no matter what group of 13 people I find myself in, I am the craftiest and most shrewd of the lot.So yeah, you want me for Season 2. 0 Reply July 2, 2014
Christina JacobHello! My name is Christina, and live in Surrey, British Columbia up in Canada. I am currently a university student majoring in Biology. I remember being so excited to watch the next episode of Whodunnit with my younger brother, trying to figure out exactly how the victims were killed and who was behind the murders. I love the challenge that comes with a good puzzle, and also figuring out how circumstances fit the current picture. I think this would be a great opportunity to take, and would really appreciate it to be considered. Thanks for taking the time to read this 🙂 0 Reply July 2, 2014
Kara HayesI am a single mom of 2 children. I stay at home and take care of my little angels.. I would LOVE to be apart of Whodunnit… I never missed an episode and have been anticipating a second season… I would be a great person to do this show… I am great at solving mysteries and I think outside the box… it would give me a chance to expand my horizons, other than dealing with kids all day long.. But I wouldn’t trade it for a thing. I hope you will consider me!!! 0 Reply July 1, 2014
CrystalI’m a 28 year old attorney, living in the DC suburb of Arlington, VA. While in law school, I interned in a local prosecutor’s office, handling criminal and traffic matters. Since a very young age I’ve been interested in murder mysteries, crime dramas, and horror and suspense movies, shows, and books. I even hosted a murder mystery dinner with a group of friends last year, and I was one of two people who were able to use the clues to figure out the murderer’s identity. I loved the first season of Whodunnit, and I’m confident that I would be an asset to the Season 2 cast with my friendly demeanor, inquisitive mind, excitable personality, and determination to win. Not to mention that I could really use the $250,000 to help pay off my student loans. 0 Reply July 1, 2014
TommyWhat’s up? I’m 18 years old, starting college, and I have a passion for mystery. I’m going to school for law and justice so, what other way to put my skills to the test then to live in a murder mystery? This is my chance to prove to everyone that ever doubted me, including myself, that I have what it takes to be an actual crime solver. I’ve also been able to read people very well as well as analyze situations, no small detail ever escapes me! So why not consider me? Because this case might as well already be closed. ;P 0 Reply July 1, 2014
Sherry RoyI have always thought if I could go back to 18 yrs. old I would strive to become an FBI profiler! I was obsessed with this show! I am a 37 year old behavioral therapist living in CA. It would be beyond amazing to be a part of Whodunnit! 0 Reply July 1, 2014
Ethel OrtizI am totally addicted to this show and in fact I am looking at it right now on YouTube. I can’t get enough of it. I should have majored in something other than business when I went to college. I am really passionate about crime shows and this show makes me wonder if I should totally get into a different career. 0 Reply July 1, 2014
Kristyn CraigI’m a mom of 2, full time customer service rep for a company working with new construction homes. My new husband and I watched season 1 last year and were addicted. I would sit and shout, and he would look at me like I was crazy. I am good at eliminating people I know are not suspects at first, before ruling anything. I knew Kam wasn’t the killer from the beginning. I am an avid SVU watcher, First 48, and love the Investigation Discovery channel. I am all about finding out what’s going on before the end, and this would be so fun and challenging to see if I can find out Wh 0 Reply June 30, 2014
TiffanyMy name is Tiffany and I am a 35 year old mother of a 9 year old little girl. We did not miss a single episode of Whodunnit and couldn’t wait for a season 2!! I love unraveling mysteries and figuring things out!! It would be great to be able to be on this show and have the experience of doing something fun and different!! Please consider me for this!!! 0 Reply June 30, 2014
HeidiHi. I’m Heidi. I’m a 21 year old from Buffalo, NY. I graduated high school in 2010. I went to college for Forensic Science and then I transferred to my current college (which I took a leave at) and I major in Forensic Chemistry. I hope to get my bachelors in that, and a graduate degree in forensic science and perhaps law school. I have family in law enforcement (as correctional officers at Attica, a detective, a minimum security CO in a minimum security, and also had NYS trooper in the family). I wanted to be in this field since I was 8. I watch NCIS and CSI (and yes, I know it’s not like real life). I also got hooked on this show ever since I saw the previews for the first episode. I haven’t seen college students on Whodunnit? so maybe there should be some on there. Please consider me and I cannot wait to watch Season 2 regardless! 🙂 0 Reply June 30, 2014
StephanieI should be on season 2 because watching season 1 I knew from the get go who the killer was! Not only that but I have a great instinct and have always been good as the game Clue 😉 plus I’m a stand up comedian from Wisconsin and could put a fun spin to the group! Pick me! 0 Reply June 30, 2014
Sonia cheungI want to be the mystery solved. Pick me for who dunnit! I’m a mom of 3 with one child left at home, a wife, a homemaker. Im 39 yrs old and ready for this reality. Loved the show last year and watched with my family and decided I want to be on it. 0 Reply June 30, 2014
Brookehi! I am 14, yes I know that is young but I love this show! it was my favorite when it was on. I missit a lot. I would love to be a part of it if you let me! this would be the best thing ever! 0 Reply June 30, 2014
LaurenHi, I’m Lauren, 23 and love watching Law and Order, CSI, Criminal Minds, and pretty much any type of crime show. This sounds like an amazing opportunity and I’m very excited! I feel I would be great for this show, I love to try to figure out who did what and why.Thank you 0 Reply June 30, 2014
Alyssa DettmerI’m an 18 year old college student majoring in theater. I know, I know, you’re probably thinking I’m too young and naive for this show but after watching the first season of Whodunnit? I definitely feel someone around my age would be ideal in the cast. A wider range of ages would add a lot of amusement to the show and everyone would be able to bring a lot to the table. Not only am I a huge fan of Whodunnit?, but I could watch hours on end of crime shows and I fell in love with my forensics class! I would get a kick out of living in a murder mystery game show and better yet…you’d be surprised what I’m capable of solving 🙂 0 Reply June 30, 2014
Shakinah JonesI am currently attending college to be earn my degree in Science for Funeral Services to become a mortician. I switched my major to Funeral Services after two years of majoring in Criminal Justice. I believe my background in both fields, on top of me being a huge fan of the first season, would make me the perfect candidate for Season Two of Whodunnit?. 0 Reply June 30, 2014
Teague LaBrosseI am 18 years old and my step mom (Monica LaBrosse) and I are huge fans, and KNEW we had to be on the show next season. I just graduated high school and will be attending AMDA: the college and conservatory for the performing arts, in the fall. I will be majoring in performing arts with an emphasis on acting, to truly harness my skills. I am very intuitive and a great judge of character and always using this skill to look past people’s lies. As a child my father created scavenger hunts that pinned me and my older siblings against each other to solve the problem and when the prize. I have had a passion for problem solving and puzzles ever since. Please consider me for this season! 0 Reply June 30, 2014
Michael PalmereI would love to have the opportunity to solve Whodunnit! I am very outgoing and outspoken, but don’t let that fool you. I have a keen attention for details, and do have a heart of gold for those that get to know me. I’m a 47 year old guy, and I’ve been to every state in the United States except Alaska. I’ve lived in California, New York, and Atlanta to name a few places. Be forewarned, I do speak my mind and I’m shy about giving my opinions! 0 Reply June 30, 2014
Tracy MeyerMy family lives this show! My seven year old daughter has watched the season over and over and we can’t wait to watch again! Would live to be on the show! What does it take? 0 Reply June 29, 2014
Kerri ReedI am Kerri Reed, 21 year old college student from Clearwater, Florida. I am a Criminology and Psychology Major and I have always loved a good mystery. Nancy Drew, Sherlock Holmes, Hardy Boys, I know them all! I have a knack for solving puzzles and make it a point of always being a step ahead of everyone else. I work in Loss Prevention for a large department store where I am challenged everyday to spot trouble and remain unseen while building my case and catching the thief. I love this show and the books and would love to be one of the chosen 13! 0 Reply June 29, 2014
Tom ValentaI am not a fun person to watch a mystery or magician because I am always trying to figure out how it happened. I am a teacher and a youth pastor and I am constantly having to piece together facts to figure out what really happened. I would love the opportunity to put my”skills” to the test. At the very least I will have an entire school system cheering me on. 0 Reply June 29, 2014
Meghan McCarthyI am a 24 year old , cashier and hair stylist. I am a avid mystery and crime investigator . I would love to be considered to be part of season 2! Thank you 0 Reply June 29, 2014
Paula SWould love to be on Whodunit Season 2. A nurse, mother and sister to seven other siblings….I have to be crafty! Have the following are all method to the madness: straight face, compromise, telling only what needs to be told (or in the case shared), and the final: having observation quality a must! I can tell you only that it will be fun yet I am not going to lie the 250K is enticing! Can’t wait to see what’s around the corner for season 2! 0 Reply June 29, 2014
Paula Sis there a season 2? I have not heard a word about it! Please let us know! Thanks 0 Reply June 29, 2014
Athena BauerleCannot wait for this next season! TOO LONG IN BETWEEN! We LOVED watching and solving the mysteries! 0 Reply June 29, 2014
ElizabethHi! I’m a recent college graduate about to head out and get my Master’s. My concentration is English so I’ve read plenty of mystery novels, both from Victorian times up to nowadays. I love solving mysteries, from who stole the last pudding cup to poking holes into my brother’s story about what he was up to last night. I’d love to be considered for this show! Thanks a bunch! 0 Reply June 29, 2014
