Chuck Bryant

They went to Spain in 1981 and they said, we're going to go drink beer on the beach and write questions. We're going to pack a bunch of, you know, dictionaries and encyclopedias and and reference books and newspapers. And we're going to. Go out there. We're going to write it for the American audience. Some of this stuff is going to be pretty obscure stuff.

They went to Spain in 1981 and they said, we're going to go drink beer on the beach and write questions. We're going to pack a bunch of, you know, dictionaries and encyclopedias and and reference books and newspapers. And we're going to. Go out there. We're going to write it for the American audience. Some of this stuff is going to be pretty obscure stuff.

They went to Spain in 1981 and they said, we're going to go drink beer on the beach and write questions. We're going to pack a bunch of, you know, dictionaries and encyclopedias and and reference books and newspapers. And we're going to. Go out there. We're going to write it for the American audience. Some of this stuff is going to be pretty obscure stuff.

Some is going to be, you know, some are going to be a little easier. They wanted to kind of give it a little bit of variety. And finally, in November 81, registered Trivial Pursuit as a trademark and then launched the genus, not genius edition. That same month is when that came out.

Some is going to be, you know, some are going to be a little easier. They wanted to kind of give it a little bit of variety. And finally, in November 81, registered Trivial Pursuit as a trademark and then launched the genus, not genius edition. That same month is when that came out.

Some is going to be, you know, some are going to be a little easier. They wanted to kind of give it a little bit of variety. And finally, in November 81, registered Trivial Pursuit as a trademark and then launched the genus, not genius edition. That same month is when that came out.

I think there's someone behind you with a giant Y like dancing up and down.

I think there's someone behind you with a giant Y like dancing up and down.

I think there's someone behind you with a giant Y like dancing up and down.

Oh, no, no, no, no. So Toy Fair people were not too interested at first, at least. They got passed on from the bigs, Parker Brothers and Milton Bradley at the time, saying this is a really expensive game to produce. And I mean, that's something we learned a lot about and doing the stuff you should know version is like, Cost of production is obviously a big deal.

Oh, no, no, no, no. So Toy Fair people were not too interested at first, at least. They got passed on from the bigs, Parker Brothers and Milton Bradley at the time, saying this is a really expensive game to produce. And I mean, that's something we learned a lot about and doing the stuff you should know version is like, Cost of production is obviously a big deal.

Oh, no, no, no, no. So Toy Fair people were not too interested at first, at least. They got passed on from the bigs, Parker Brothers and Milton Bradley at the time, saying this is a really expensive game to produce. And I mean, that's something we learned a lot about and doing the stuff you should know version is like, Cost of production is obviously a big deal.

I just never we were like, you know, what if those pieces were like copper or something? They're like, no, they're going to be punch out cardboard. But you guys are sweet.

I just never we were like, you know, what if those pieces were like copper or something? They're like, no, they're going to be punch out cardboard. But you guys are sweet.

I just never we were like, you know, what if those pieces were like copper or something? They're like, no, they're going to be punch out cardboard. But you guys are sweet.

Yeah. You know, Monopoly has all those solid lead figurines. They're like, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Yeah. You know, Monopoly has all those solid lead figurines. They're like, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Yeah. You know, Monopoly has all those solid lead figurines. They're like, no, no, no, no, no, no.

And not to knock the team we worked with because they were great and the game turned out great. It's just how you make a game to make money.

And not to knock the team we worked with because they were great and the game turned out great. It's just how you make a game to make money.