Shout About TV

Shout About TV is a DVD trivia game by ODVD and Hasbro, as a follow-up to their "Shout About Movies" and "Shout About Music" games. Each disc contains 3 games; two volumes were released.

Shout About TV
Publisher(s)Hasbro
PlayersAt least 4 (played in teams)
Setup timenone
Playing time30 to 45 minutes
Random chanceLow
Age range13+
Skill(s) requiredTV show knowledge
Each volume of the DVD game includes three prearranged games;[1] unlike Scene It?, "Shout About" games' questions do not change every time the game is played.

Background & release

Kristin Adams, from American Idol, is the game's host.[2][3] Both volumes of "Shout About TV" were released on 24 August 2005, three weeks after the release of "Shout About Music."[4]

Critical reception

The game was met with mostly-positive reviews from critics. The staff of Entertainment Weekly awarded the game a "B" and praised the game's "hysterical fun," but commented that the game is more difficult that "Shout About Movies," and expressed dismay over the fact that each disc contains only three games.[5] Nights and Weekends' Angela Dalecki praised the variety of shows included but, like Entertainment Weekly, was disappointed by the fact that each disc includes only three games.[6]

Credits
gollark: http://www.andrewlipson.com/lstest.html
gollark: `team` contains an anagram of `me`, although not `I`.
gollark: So does `supplies`.
gollark: `flies`, and `earliest` also contain lies.
gollark: `allies` contains `lies`. Coincidence? I think not.

References
  1. "Shout About TV" Vol. 2 DVD
  2. "Shout About TV: Disc 1 Releases (DVD Player)". MobyGames. Retrieved 28 January 2017.
  3. "Shout About TV (2005)". IMDb. amazon.com. Retrieved 28 January 2017.
  4. "Shout About Music 2 Releases (DVD Player)Discuss". MobyGames. Retrieved 28 January 2017.
  5. Staff, EW. "Holiday Gift Guide: Shout About TV". Entertainment Weekly. Time, Inc. Retrieved 28 January 2017.
  6. Dalecki, Angela. "Shout About TV". Nights and Weekends. Retrieved 28 January 2017.
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