Outset Media Television Trivia Game - Features 220 Cards with Over 800 Fun Questions - Perfect For Any TV Fanatic - Ages 12+
Outset Media Television Trivia Game - Features 220 Cards with Over 800 Fun Questions - Perfect For Any TV Fanatic - Ages 12+
Outset Media Television Trivia Game - Features 220 Cards with Over 800 Fun Questions - Perfect For Any TV Fanatic - Ages 12+
Outset Media Television Trivia Game - Features 220 Cards with Over 800 Fun Questions - Perfect For Any TV Fanatic - Ages 12+
Outset Media Television Trivia Game - Features 220 Cards with Over 800 Fun Questions - Perfect For Any TV Fanatic - Ages 12+
Outset Media Television Trivia Game - Features 220 Cards with Over 800 Fun Questions - Perfect For Any TV Fanatic - Ages 12+
Outset Media Television Trivia Game - Features 220 Cards with Over 800 Fun Questions - Perfect For Any TV Fanatic - Ages 12+
Outset Media Television Trivia Game - Features 220 Cards with Over 800 Fun Questions - Perfect For Any TV Fanatic - Ages 12+
Outset Media

Television Trivia Game - Features 220 Cards with Over 800 Fun Questions - Perfect For Any TV Fanatic - Ages 12+

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Description
  • With Television Trivia, all those hours in front of the television will pay off for you...and no commercials.
  • Includes over 800 trivia questions uniquely organized into five classic decades of television.
  • Questions are from five eras: 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s to the present.
  • Intended for ages 12 and up.
  • For groups of 2 or more players.


Some people love TV commercials, but most don't! we just want to get to our show, plunk down, and enjoy. with television trivia, all those hours in front of the television will pay off for you...and it's commercial free! so you can just get to the natty gritty of game play and show off just how much TV you really watch. who said television is bad for you?