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Poorly Explained TV Shows Game

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$12.06 $18 In stock

Category: Social Game Set

Ever had someone (probably a parent) try to explain a TV show and somehow make it sound like a fever dream? That’s the exact chaotic energy this game captures. In Poorly Explained TV Shows, players compete to guess real shows based on absolutely ridiculous, wildly inaccurate, and deeply unhelpful summaries. Think: "Hot people cry and text while pretending to work at a law firm." Yep, it’s Suits. The worse the explanation, the better the laugh. This is what happens when pop culture and short attention spans collide.

  • Suitable for 2+ players.
  • Includes 300 cards, featuring a uniquely-terrible description of a TV show.
  • Each card measures 2.25" x 2.8" (6 cm x 7 cm)
  • Box size:  5" X 2.8" X 3" (13 X 7 X 8 cm)
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Kevin U. ★★★★★

My sister tried explaining Lost and somehow made it sound like a documentary about smoke monsters, which is exactly the vibe this game runs on. The co-op guessing format keeps everyone yelling over each other in the best way, and we burned through a full round before dinner even hit the table.

Christopher ★★★★★

Played this with my in-laws over the weekend and my dad's attempt at describing a show had everyone crying laughing, which is basically the whole point. The rules are simple enough that you can jump straight in without reading much, though the rounds fly by way too fast.

Ella I. ★★★★★

The co-op part is what sold me — nobody gets eliminated, so my sister who usually hates games actually stayed in the whole round. Watching my dad mangle a plot description while we all shouted guesses had us crying laughing.