Boards by what a day.

Every board here was written and run by this host on Trinko Trivia: 39 boards, 15 nights run. Buy one and it is yours to run at any venue, as many nights as you like; the questions stay hidden until you do.

• This Is the Way · Free · 25 questions, about 75 minutes — A Star Wars board for the whole table, timed for The Mandalorian and Grogu arriving on Disney+. Grogu and his Mandalorian, heroes and villains, droids and creatures, planets and ships, and the lines everyone already knows.
• One-Hit Wonders · Free · 25 questions, about 75 minutes — Songs the whole table knows by acts nobody remembers, for ages ten to seventy. Baby Shark to YMCA: the kids' earworms, the movie and advert songs, the dance crazes, which decade, and where the singers came from.
• Y2K Rewind · Free · 25 questions, about 75 minutes — A kitchen-table trip back to 1999 to 2004: Disney Channel afternoons, bubblegum pop, the toy aisle, the fads and life before smartphones. Fair for ten-year-olds and their parents.
• True Crime · Free · 25 questions, about 75 minutes — Mystery for the whole table, no gore required. Famous detectives, caper movies, codes and clues, mystery books for young readers, and cops and robbers on screen.
• Totally 80s · Free · 25 questions, about 75 minutes — A kitchen-table round on the decade of cartoons, family films and toys everyone remembers, with a sing-along and a few TV families. Nothing here needs explaining to the grandparents or the ten-year-old.
• To Infinity and Streaming · Free · 25 questions, about 75 minutes — Toy Story 5 is coming to Disney+ this month. A kitchen-table board for everyone from the kids to the grandparents: Andy's toys, Pixar heroes, sidekicks and villains, the songs, and guess-the-movie clues.
• The 90s · Free · 25 questions, about 75 minutes — The 90s for the kitchen table: Saturday cartoons, Disney, the toy box, radio hits and after-school TV. Written for a room with a ten-year-old and a grandparent in it.
• Spy Games · Free · 25 questions, about 75 minutes — A spy night for the kitchen table, timed for the return of Slow Horses. Cartoon spies and the Spy Kids, Bond basics, gadgets, famous detectives and secret codes, safe for everyone from ten to seventy.
• Sitcom Night · Free · 25 questions, about 75 minutes — Twenty-five squares of family comedy for the kitchen table: Full House, family sitcoms, Disney and Nick shows, sitcom pets and kids, and the theme songs everyone hums.
• Reality Bites · Free · 25 questions, about 75 minutes — Unscripted television the whole table has watched: Dancing With the Stars, the baking tents, the talent shows with the big buzzers, cake that might not be cake, and the people who host all of it.
• Kickoff Weekend · Free · 25 questions, about 75 minutes — A kitchen-table board for the first NFL weekend of the season: team names and helmets, halftime shows, famous players, the words the commentators use and how the game works.
• Game On · Free · 25 questions, about 75 minutes — Video games for the whole table: Mario and his friends, Minecraft and Roblox, Pokémon, the consoles everyone grew up with and the words gamers use. The kids will know some, the grandparents will know others.
• Fold It Like Apple · Free · 25 questions, about 75 minutes — A kitchen-table round on Apple and our phones: this week's folding iPhone, the gadgets in everyone's drawer, phones in films and songs, the emoji and app icons we tap all day, and the tech words behind them.
• Fall Kickoff · Free · 25 questions, about 75 minutes — A kitchen-table round for the whole family as the weather turns: pumpkins and apples, costumes and candy, back to school, the movies you watch every October, and what the squirrels and geese are up to outside.
• Don't Look Behind You · Free · 25 questions, about 75 minutes — Spooky, not scary, for the whole table. Friendly monsters and ghosts, Halloween lore, Scooby-Doo and the mystery cartoons, Goosebumps and other creepy books, and the films of Tim Burton.
• Disney Villains & Heroes · Free · 25 questions, about 75 minutes — Twenty-five squares of Disney for the whole table, ages ten to seventy: villains, princesses, sidekicks, songs and a round of name-that-movie.
• Center Court · Free · 25 questions, about 75 minutes — Tennis for the whole table on US Open finals weekend. The words of the game, the champions everyone has heard of, the four majors, tennis in games and cartoons, and the other racket sports.
• Big Tech Headlines · Free · 25 questions, about 75 minutes — For the whole family, from the kid with the tablet to the grandparent with the flip phone. The apps on every phone, movie robots, game consoles, the people who invented things and where internet words came from.
• Anime Everywhere · Free · 25 questions, about 75 minutes — A kitchen-table round on the anime that is suddenly on everything. Pokémon, Ghibli movie nights, Nintendo's big-screen turn, Saturday-morning favourites and the Japanese words everyone knows now.
• Disney Channel: 90s & Early 2000s · Free · 30 questions, about 90 minutes — Thirty questions and a Final about the Disney Channel that raised us: Lizzie McGuire, Even Stevens, That's So Raven, Kim Possible, the great DCOMs, and the theme songs you still know every word to. Two all-play boosts and a wheel hidden on the board, a GIF on every reveal, and a song cue for each answer. Runs about 90 minutes for 6 to 25 teams.
• This Is the Way · $14.99 · 60 questions, about 165 minutes — A Star Wars night for the bar, timed for The Mandalorian and Grogu landing on Disney+ this month. The film and the series, the nine saga films, the TV shows, how it all got made, the planets and ships, and the mark it left on everything else.
• Y2K Rewind · $14.99 · 60 questions, about 165 minutes — A bar night in 1999 to 2004: the pop, the dial-up tech, the TV, the films, the low-rise fashion and the headlines. For anyone who owned a flip phone and a burned CD.
• True Crime · $14.99 · 60 questions, about 165 minutes — For a bar crowd that has binged every docuseries. Podcasts, heists and cons, the big trials, cases still open, the lab and the law, and the films that retold it all.
• Totally 80s · $14.99 · 60 questions, about 165 minutes — A bar round on the decade of big hair and bigger shoulder pads: the music, the movies, the TV, the headlines, the gadgets and the fashion crimes. Sharpest at the top row.
• To Infinity and Streaming · $14.99 · 60 questions, about 165 minutes — Toy Story 5 lands on Disney+ this month after a billion-dollar summer. Six rounds for a bar full of grown-ups who grew up with Woody: the new film, the first four, the rest of Pixar, the studio's secrets, its songs, and its money and Oscars.
• The 90s · $14.99 · 60 questions, about 165 minutes — The decade in six angles for a bar crowd: the charts, the multiplex, Thursday night TV, the headlines, the toy aisle and the lunchbox. Row one is a shout across the table; row ten is for the one who never really left 1997.
• Spy Games · $14.99 · 60 questions, about 165 minutes — A spy night for the bar, timed for Slow Horses season 6 on 16 September. Slough House, sixty years of Bond, the other film franchises, spy TV, real agencies and defectors, and the words of the trade.
• Sitcom Night · $14.99 · 60 questions, about 165 minutes — Sixty squares of half-hour comedy for a bar crowd: Friends, Seinfeld, both Offices, the streaming wave, the classics, and the lines everyone still quotes.
• Reality Bites · $14.99 · 60 questions, about 165 minutes — A night on unscripted television for a bar that watches too much of it. Alix Earle's new Netflix show, Love Island, The Traitors and Survivor 50, then the Housewives, the dating shows, the old MTV and E! classics and the hosts who say the line.
• One-Hit Wonders · $14.99 · 60 questions, about 165 minutes — Songs everyone knows by acts nobody remembers. Six rounds from Come On Eileen to Harlem Shake: the seventies and eighties, the nineties, the noughties and tens, the dance-floor fillers, the videos, and what the acts did next.
• Kickoff Weekend · $14.99 · 60 questions, about 165 minutes — A bar night for the first NFL weekend of the season: Wednesday's Super Bowl rematch, the Melbourne opener, the offseason's big moves, Super Bowl lore, records, stadiums and the rulebook.
• Game On · $14.99 · 60 questions, about 165 minutes — A bar night on video games, from the arcade and the console wars to GTA VI, Twitch and the cheat codes everyone half remembers. For anyone who has ever lost a weekend to a controller.
• Fold It Like Apple · $14.99 · 60 questions, about 165 minutes — A night on Apple for a bar crowd: this week's iPhone Duo and 18 Pro launch, the iPhone since 2007, the company and its flops, the phone wars it won, and the apps and emoji we all live in.
• Fall Kickoff · $14.99 · 60 questions, about 165 minutes — A bar night for the first cold evening of the year: pumpkin spice and Oktoberfest, Halloween history, autumn on screen, the sports of fall, why the leaves turn, and the festivals the season brings around the world.
• Don't Look Behind You · $14.99 · 60 questions, about 165 minutes — A horror night for the bar, pegged to Backrooms landing on HBO Max. Internet creepypasta, A24 scares, slasher icons, horror on TV, box office and Oscars, and the scores that made you check the locks.
• Disney Villains & Heroes · $14.99 · 60 questions, about 165 minutes — Sixty squares of Disney animation for a grown-up crowd: the villains, the princesses, the Renaissance, the old classics, the songwriters and the company behind the curtain.
• Center Court · $14.99 · 60 questions, about 165 minutes — A tennis night for the bar the weekend of the US Open finals. This season's shocks, the great rivalries, Slam records, the four majors, tennis on screen, and the words and rules of the game.
• Big Tech Headlines · $14.99 · 60 questions, about 165 minutes — For a bar that argued about AI, foldables and streaming prices all year. Six angles: the AI arms race, the founders, social media history, the streaming wars, gadgets that mattered and the flops that did not.
• Anime Everywhere · $14.99 · 60 questions, about 165 minutes — A bar night for the year anime took over the high street. Ghibli, the Shonen Jump giants, record box office, the nineties classics, openings you can hum and the way it all landed in the West.

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