Which TV Super Sleuth Are You?

"A Woman's Worth" by Alicia Keys

"She Works Hard for the Money" by Donna Summer

"Crazy" by Aerosmith

"Old and Wise" by Alan Parsons Project

"I Wanna Have Some Fun" by Samantha Fox

Drive him around town to see if he recognizes his home

Scold him for wandering off, and roll your eyes when he starts to cry

Start quizzing him about his name and address so you can track down his parents

Comfort him with a big hug and assure him that help is coming

Call the police on your cell phone while keeping a safe distance

Cozy apartment in New York City

Classic brownstone in San Francisco

Modern apartment in Los Angeles

Beach bungalow in Hawaii

Cottage by the sea in New England

Casual: Cable-knit sweater, polo shirt and khaki pants

Sexy: Mini-skirt and floral blouse

Sophisticated: Black top, black pants and heels

Basic: You'll wear whatever's on top of the laundry pile

Business formal: Fitted blazer and pencil skirt

Walk

Bicycle

Flashy sports car

Powerful SUV

Subway/bus

Grabbing a pretzel from a food cart

Snacking on candy bars at the office

Enjoying a balanced meal at a restaurant

Drinking a cold beer at an outdoor café

Eating a sandwich you brought from home

You should stop meddling in other people's business

You should focus on yourself instead of solving other people's problems

You need to chill out and not sweat the small stuff

You should bite your tongue sometimes

You're immature

Start interviewing everyone in the office. When you find a suspect, talk him into a corner until he confesses.

Carefully collect evidence and conduct interviews. Ask the office's bumbling security guard to provide backup when you confront the suspect.

Quietly collect clues without telling co-workers, then confront the thief in a conference room and hope someone walks by if you need backup

Recruit a group of friends to investigate. Tell them what to do while you relax and wait for their findings.

Put yourself in the mind-set of co-workers who've had their phones stolen. Ask them for insight on who could do such a horrible thing.

Watching TV at home

Playing sports with friends

Catching up on work at the office

Volunteering as a Big Sister to a troubled child

Traveling to a far-off destination

You play Santa Claus at a charity event

You have pleasant conversations with your relatives

You don't have much family, so holidays are usually quiet

Your parents grill you about your love life and career — and seem to disapprove

You spend the day cleaning until the house is up to your standards