Comedian and actor Martin E. Mull, known for his roles in "Clue" and TV shows like "Roseanne" and "Veep," dealt with personal and professional challenges throughout his career. In 1977, The New York Times mentioned his shaky job situation and vague allegations against him in Florida, which he claimed were due to entrapment. Mull's unique style and undistinguished blond mustache were often noted in reviews. Born in Chicago in 1943, he studied at the Rhode Island School of Design and went on to showcase his artwork in prestigious galleries like the Whitney and Metropolitan museums. More recently, Mull appeared in the Fox series "The Cool Kids," portraying a rebellious retiree. Despite ups and downs, Martin E. Mull left a lasting impact on the entertainment industry with his comedic talents and artistic pursuits.