You Don't Know Jack Television
- November 4, 2013
- Jackbox Games
Get on SteamIf 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 Yo…
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Reviews
- The game is entertaining and filled with clever jokes and humor, making it fun to play with friends.
- It offers a nostalgic experience for fans of classic television, especially those familiar with shows from the 50s to the 90s.
- The trivia questions are challenging and provide a good mix of difficulty, appealing to dedicated trivia enthusiasts.
- The content is heavily dated, making it less enjoyable for those unfamiliar with older television shows.
- Technical issues, such as sound problems and incompatibility with certain controllers, can detract from the overall experience.
- The game is very niche, requiring extensive knowledge of classic TV to fully enjoy, which may alienate casual players.
- humor4 mentions
- 100 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
The humor in this 90s trivia game is described as both nostalgic and entertaining, particularly with the host Schmitty, who adds a comedic flair to the experience. While some jokes may feel outdated, players still find the game amusing and enjoyable, making it a worthwhile experience despite the reliance on guessing.
“Of course, this was a trivia game made in the 90s, so a lot of it is outdated, but there are a lot of funny moments, especially with Schmitty as the host this time around.”
“But I still think it's worth your time, and Schmitty is very funny here too, so that's all good.”
“I remember first playing this when I was 9 (still have the original game disc); it's still funny now as it was back then.”
- story1 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- -200 % neutral mentions
- 300 % negative mentions
The story may be challenging for non-American players or those unfamiliar with the specific plotlines of 50s to 70s television, potentially limiting its accessibility and engagement for a broader audience.
“If you aren't American and familiar with the individual plot lines of episodes from the 50s to 70s TV shows, you might find the story hard to follow.”
“The narrative feels disjointed and relies heavily on references that only a niche audience would appreciate.”
“The plot lacks depth and fails to engage, making it difficult to invest in the characters or their journeys.”
