The categories in Baby Boomer Trivial Pursuit are: Television; Stage & Screen; Nightly News; Publishing; Lives & Times and R.P.M.
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If you were born between 1946 and 1964, then you are a member of the baby boomer generation. And if you’re a fan of Trivial Pursuit, then you’ll definitely want to check out the Baby Boomer edition of the game. This edition is specifically tailored to the interests and experiences of those who grew up during this time period, and features categories that are sure to take you down memory lane.
One of the categories in the Baby Boomer edition is Television. In this category, you’ll find questions about all of your favorite classic TV shows and the actors who starred in them. From “I Love Lucy” to “The Brady Bunch,” this category will test your knowledge of the small screen.
Another category is Stage & Screen. In this category, you’ll find questions about your favorite movies and the actors who brought them to life. From “Gone with the Wind” to “The Godfather,” this category will test your knowledge of the big screen.
The Nightly News category is all about current events and the people who reported on them. If you were a fan of Walter Cronkite or Dan Rather, then this category is for you.
The Publishing category covers everything from your favorite magazines to the books you loved to read. Whether you were a fan of “Life” or “Playboy,” this category will test your knowledge of the written word.
The Lives & Times category is all about the people who made an impact on the world during the baby boomer generation. From politicians to celebrities, this category covers it all.
Finally, the R.P.M. category is all about the music of the baby boomer generation. From rock and roll to folk, this category will test your knowledge of the artists and songs that defined a generation.
Whether you’re a die-hard fan of Trivial Pursuit or just looking for a fun way to reminisce about the past, the Baby Boomer edition of the game is sure to provide hours of entertainment. So grab a few friends, roll the dice, and get ready to test your knowledge of the people, places, and events that shaped the baby boomer generation.
Learn more about Trivial Pursuit categories: What category of questions were orange in the original Trivial Pursuit?
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