Tribond & Pictionary

[golden-road]

I apologize for doing this in a open forum, but jrjgames, how were the Tribond & Pictionary pilots played? I apologize because the PM is disabled, and I don't want to waist space by asking a question such as this. Administrator, as soon as I can get the rules, please lock this up.

[dzinkin]

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[jrjgames]

[quote name=\'golden-road\' date=\'Dec 9 2004, 09:40 AM\']I apologize for doing this in a open forum, but jrjgames, how were the Tribond & Pictionary pilots played? I apologize because the PM is disabled, and I don't want to waist space by asking a question such as this. Administrator, as soon as I can get the rules, please lock this up.

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Well I was given these pilots because I had a deal at the time with the production company that did them.

I really don't want to say too much, but since they are based on games we KNOW, I can say Tribond was 3 players playing a game loosly based on the board game. There really wasnt anything different or interesting about it...it was done for GSN on a shoestring and it was a SNOOZEFEST!

As for Pictionary, it was a Feud ripoff with a TEAM of players which would all take turns.  One round was like Bid A Note...the game was so boring and painful to watch!  I was brought in to "fix" it, which I did, but it never got anyway and my relationship went south with the company when I was squeezed out of the Trivial Pursuit deal I got them.

Needless to say, youre not missing ANYTHING!! Trust me!

John