If you thought all those hours of watching TV were good for nothing, then You Don't Know Jack… Television! With more categories than your local cable provider, You Don't Know Jack Television spans over 50 years of boob-tube trivia, from Ralph Kramden to the guy on “King of Queens” who looks like Ralph Kramden. So set down the remote and put your recliner in the upright and locked position… it's You Don't Know Jack Television
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Are you an 80's kid? Can you PRETEND you're an 80's kid? Did you watch a LOT of tv? Like, old tv shows? You Don't Know Jack Television might be for you. Not a big fan of television? You won't know a single ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ thing they ask you. Definitely a niche game, your enjoyment is directly tied to your hopefully encyclopedic knowledge of television. So be warned; you better know your Thursday night NBC lineup for 1986.
Loved playing YDKJ back in my youth, but it seems the us versions of it are a tad too american for me as a German. Hence I don't know a thing, and am reduced to guessing all the time xD Still nice for its nostalgic feeling and humor. Got all YDKJ games very cheap during the sale in a bundle, so it isn't worth complaining about the culture barriere. Overall, it is a nice game for now and then, but nothing special. For this game in particular, you better know everything about ass-old tv-shows, or you will fail as much as I did xD
The television trivia is now extremely dated, of course, but the YDKJ fun is still there, and many questions pertain to classic television shows that even a modern audience at least has a chance of being familiar with via reruns and everything even if they are not major classic TV fans. The really tricky thing is when they bring in what even in the 90s would be considered obscure questions about little-known shows. But, regardless, even if you're just left randomly guessing answers to absurd questions, if you're a YDKJ fan, you'll still have a lot of fun. This is another one that I can't wait to try in multiplayer. I haven't had the chance yet, but it seems like it'd be a good opportunity for family fun, though I have a feeling my mom would win every time.
I suck balls at this game but I like it anyway because Schmitty is my favorite host and he's pretty funny in this game tbh (even if honestly in this game Schmitty is at his meanest. Like he can and will bully you if possible. Also his anger issues are PEAKED in this one so if you wanna watch Schmitty lose his mind then go ahead) I don't play this one too much because I suck at it so bad but Schmitty debuted (AS A HOST not a character. He was actually a background character in YDKJ Volume 2!) in this game and I love him very much and I will play it purely because I like him sometimes Uh anyway if you like really old TV trivia then you'll probably like this one. However if you are me who is over a decade younger than this game you will probably suck balls at it but if you're more into YDKJ for the hosts and writing you might like it (especially if you're me who likes Schmitty a lot)
Compared to full series of classic You Don't Know Jack games by Jellyvision, this isn't really one of their best. I'm sure it can be entertaining if you have excellent familiarity with TV and celebrities from the 50s-80s, particularly sitcoms, but the game distinctly lacks the level of polish and fun energy I found in the most of the main YDKJ series, as well as the Movies edition. YDKJ Television is just rather drab, particularly the transitions. The main host is also quite abrasive and simply unfunny. I get a sense the team behind this was just going through the motions. The early YDKJ games and Movies edition are much more fun. If you're interested in this, pick it up as part of the You Don't Know Jack Classic Pack, especially if it's on sale. Just don't buy YDKJ Television on its own. Even at $3 I don't think it's worth it.
Beware that this game (as well as YDKJ Movies) is VERY much dated. I might have to have my mother play this with me next time since she's a total 70's/80's TV buff.
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