Where can I buy refill (updated) cards for our Trivial Pursuit set? Our present cards are from the 80s... : )?

Answer 1

I bought some from Borders, they were a 20th century edition and had lots of more up-to-date questions. I think WHSmith do them too. You can get all sorts of different subjects. Argos do a football edition one and I think there's a Star Wars one too. They're called Bite Size so if you search that in Google it should bring loads up.

Answer 2

Trivial Pursuit Family Edition Questions

Answer 3

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Where can I buy refill (updated) cards for our Trivial Pursuit set? Our present cards are from the 80s... : )?

Answer 4

I'm unsure if Trivial Pursuit still sells the individual card packs. When the game was first introduced, Horn Abbott would release new questions in separate packs so that one did not have to re-buy the game, but it seems now that they find there is more money to be made by selling the whole game package, even though you already have the necessary board and game pieces in the base game.

I have often found these boxes of cards at thrift stores (they seem to be one of the more common items) -- but since these haven't been released for some time, they may be as similarly out-of-date as your cards

An accounting of most of the domestic (US) game versions:

1960's; 1980s; 20th Anniversary; 90's Time; All American Edition; All Star Sports Edition; Baby Boomer Edition; Biographies Edition; Book Lover's Edition; Country Music; Disney - The Animated Picture Edition; DVD; DVD The Lord Of The Rings Trilogy Edition; Family edition; Flicks; Genus 5; Genus II; Genus III; Genus IV; Globetrotter; Holiday Edition; Junior; Know-It-All Edition; Lord of the Rings Movie Trilogy Edition; Millennium; RPM Edition (A History of Music) or - Music Edition; Silver Screen Edition; SNL DVD Edition; Star Wars - Episode I; Star Wars, Classic Edition; The 1980's; The Vintage Years; The Year in Review - Questions about 1992; The Year in Review - Questions about 1993; TV Edition; Volume; Volume II; Walt Disney Family Edition; Warner Bros. All Family Edition; Welcome to America Edition; Young Players Edition; 10th Anniversary; Baby Boomer Master Game; DVD Disney; DVD Pop Culture 2; DVD Pop; DVD Star Wars Saga Edition; for Juniors; For Kids; for Kids - Nick Edition; for Kids DVD Game; Game Show; Junior Fourth Edition; Music Master Game - The '60s Edition; Music Master Game, The Video Version (VHS); ToGO! Pop Culture 2; Totally 80s Edition; TV

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Answer 5

Not at all some people lavish vast sums of money on pressys for their beloeved pets. What you could do is ask yourself what your dog needs...perhaps obedience lessons or a new lcollar and lead. I know your talking about silly thinks like new toys of bedding...but use your guile here and you may avert a silly row by suggesting more pratical things such a obedience training classes...you could all get involved then and you woould'nt end up get pissed off by the spending. Jealousy..tar ra jealousy Happy doggy chocolate drops christmas to you! I'm a clever old thing don't you think? Lol

Answer 6

They've got a 90's edition in Tesco at the mo for £22.97 plus they sell celebrity questions in a pack for a fiver...was looking myself at the weekend. Otherwise you could look on Ebay?

Answer 7

You can indeed. Although you get a lot less questions in the new packs.
They did bring out a new 90's board version a couple of years aga, so that maybe better

Answer 8

If you don't mind used but still good check Ebay they got lots of old board games for sale. I picked up a bunch for 20.00, so the prices are right too :)

Answer 9

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We do the same for our dogs though they've never bought us anything. Not even a bl**dy card.

Answer 10

I would try Toys R' Us. That is where I usually find all my game replacements. That or Walmart/Target.