
Trivial Pursuit
Baby Boomer Edition
An expansion by Chris Haney, Scott Abbott
2-24 Players 90 minutes Low
Roll / Spin and Move
Party Game, Trivia
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Description
Get ready to take a blast from the past with Trivial Pursuit: Baby Boomer Edition, a far-out expansion for the classic Trivial Pursuit: Genus Edition. This groovy game is all about testing your knowledge of the good old days, with questions covering a range of categories including Television, Stage and Screen, Nightly News, Publishing, Lives & Times, and R.P.M. The best part? All the questions are from the 1950s and early 1960s, so you'll get to relive the music, movies, and events that defined a generation. Designed by the legendary Scott Abbott and Chris Haney, Trivial Pursuit: Baby Boomer Edition is easy to learn and plays just like the original, with a roll of the dice or a spin of the wheel determining how many spaces you get to move. The goal is to answer questions correctly and fill up your game board, with the first player to complete their board declared the winner. With the ability to play with anywhere from 2 to 24 players, this game is perfect for parties, family gatherings, or just a fun night in with friends. And don't worry if you're not a total trivia buff - the questions are challenging but not impossible, and you'll have a blast learning new things and reminiscing about old times. So if you're looking for a game that's all about nostalgia, fun, and friendly competition, look no further than Trivial Pursuit: Baby Boomer Edition. First published in 1983, this game has been a favorite among trivia fans for decades, and its timeless appeal is still going strong today. With a playtime of around 90 minutes, you can easily fit in a game on a weeknight or weekend, and the simple rules make it easy to get started right away. So gather your friends and family, get out your old records and poodle skirts, and get ready to have a blast from the past with Trivial Pursuit: Baby Boomer Edition.
