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** Most of the classic CD-ROM games have been rereleased on Steam, but ''5th Dementia'' is missing because its online functionality no longer works.
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** Also received a 1998 one called ''The D Show'', a Disney-themed trivia game that played a lot like ''[=YDKJ=]'', with a more kid-friendly version of the series' quirky/snarky sense of humor.
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** Also received a 1998 one called ''The D Show'', ''VideoGame/TheDShow'', a Disney-themed trivia game that played a lot like ''[=YDKJ=]'', with a more kid-friendly version of the series' quirky/snarky sense of humor.
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* ActingForTwo: Andy Poland is the voice of Guy Towers in ''Sports'' and ''The Ride'', Bob in ''[=HeadRush=]'', and Old Man in various games.
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* TalkingToHimself: Andy Poland, the voice of Guy Towers in ''Sports'' and ''The Ride'', Bob in ''[=HeadRush=]'', and Old Man in various games.
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* NamesTheSame: Host Nate Shapiro shares a name with Nate, the intern from ''The Webshow''.
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** Also received a 1998 one called ''The D Show'', a Disney-themed trivia game that played a lot like ''[=YDKJ=]'', with a similarly quirky/snarky though more kid-friendly sense of humor.
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** Also received a 1998 one called ''The D Show'', a Disney-themed trivia game that played a lot like ''[=YDKJ=]'', with a similarly quirky/snarky though more kid-friendly version of the series' quirky/snarky sense of humor.
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** Also received a 1998 one called ''The D Show'', a Disney-themed trivia game that played a lot like ''[=YDKJ=]'', with a similarly quirky/snarky though more kid-friendly sense of humor.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Slightly. The questions are just meant to be silly and mixes pop culture and real world facts to keep them from getting too dated. But a lot of them are very much products of their decades (90s, 2000s, 2010s, etc) and whatever's popular at the time in the media. The themed one (Sports, Movies, Television) are really hit by this the most since a lot of the questions are steeped in subjects from the 60's, 70s, 80s, and 90s culture and likely anyone who played them nowadays that were born in the 2000s onward likely wouldn't get the questions.
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* DummiedOut: The first version of the iOS game. Jellyvision announced that this was done to replace it with a completely redone version.
** Some of the lines in ''The Ride'' are either really obscure or buried in the data files alive. Such as this one for the announcer:
--->''Welcome back to the show!''
** Then there's the infamous Fill-In-The-Blank question featuring [[spoiler:'''shadow puppet of a duck''']] which was intact in ''Louder! Faster! Funnier!''’s Foolin’ Around episode, but got cut from ''Mock 2'', since the latter was a console release. If you browse around the game's files, though, there are chances that you will see [[spoiler:'''shadow puppet of a duck''']] written in all caps.
** Some of the lines in ''The Ride'' are either really obscure or buried in the data files alive. Such as this one for the announcer:
--->''Welcome back to the show!''
** Then there's the infamous Fill-In-The-Blank question featuring [[spoiler:'''shadow puppet of a duck''']] which was intact in ''Louder! Faster! Funnier!''’s Foolin’ Around episode, but got cut from ''Mock 2'', since the latter was a console release. If you browse around the game's files, though, there are chances that you will see [[spoiler:'''shadow puppet of a duck''']] written in all caps.
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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: The TV game show adaptation hosted by Paul "Pee-Wee Herman" Reubens as Troy Stevens.
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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: The TV game show adaptation hosted by Paul "Pee-Wee Herman" Reubens as Troy Stevens.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Before the 2001 ABC version, an attempt had been made in 1996 to bring ''YDKJ'' to TV. Not much is known about it, other than Creator/WarnerBros produced it (via subsidiary Telepictures) in UsefulNotes/{{Chicago}} (possibly because WGN-TV's [[Creator/WGNAmerica superstation feed]] acted as a national WB affiliate); game show veteran Ron Greenberg (''Series/TheBigShowdown'', ''Series/TheChallengers'') was also on board (it appeared in a reel of clips from unsold pilots, as part of a celebratory video created for Greenberg's birthday at some point).
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Before the 2001 ABC version, an attempt had been made in 1996 to bring ''YDKJ'' to TV. Not much is known about it, other than Creator/WarnerBros produced it (via subsidiary Telepictures) in UsefulNotes/{{Chicago}} (possibly for syndication. (This was likely because developer Jellyvision was based there; it's possible that WGN-TV's then-status as an affiliate of Creator/TheWB, with their [[Creator/WGNAmerica superstation feed]] acted acting as a national WB affiliate); game affiliate. also played a role.). Game show veteran Ron Greenberg (''Series/TheBigShowdown'', ''Series/TheChallengers'') was also on board (it appeared in a reel of clips from unsold pilots, as part of a celebratory video created for Greenberg's birthday at some point).
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Before the 2001 ABC version, an attempt had been made in 1996 to bring ''YDKJ'' to TV. Not much is known about it, other than Creator/WarnerBros and Tribune Entertainment producing it at the studios of WGN-TV in UsefulNotes/{{Chicago}} (likely because WB and Tribune were partners in Creator/TheWB at the time, with WGN's [[Creator/WGNAmerica superstation feed]] acting as a national WB affiliate; it's not clear if this version would've aired nationally); game show veteran Ron Greenberg (''Series/TheBigShowdown'', ''Series/TheChallengers'') was also on board (it appeared in a reel of clips from unsold pilots, as part of a celebratory video created for Greenberg's birthday at some point).
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Before the 2001 ABC version, an attempt had been made in 1996 to bring ''YDKJ'' to TV. Not much is known about it, other than Creator/WarnerBros and Tribune Entertainment producing produced it at the studios of WGN-TV (via subsidiary Telepictures) in UsefulNotes/{{Chicago}} (likely (possibly because WB and Tribune were partners in Creator/TheWB at the time, with WGN's WGN-TV's [[Creator/WGNAmerica superstation feed]] acting acted as a national WB affiliate; it's not clear if this version would've aired nationally); affiliate); game show veteran Ron Greenberg (''Series/TheBigShowdown'', ''Series/TheChallengers'') was also on board (it appeared in a reel of clips from unsold pilots, as part of a celebratory video created for Greenberg's birthday at some point).
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Slightly. The questions are just meant to be silly and mixes pop culture and real world facts to keep them from getting too dated. But a lot of them are very much products of their decades (90s, 2000s, 2010s, etc) and whatever's popular at the time in the media. The themed one (Sports, Movies, Television) are really hit by this the most since alot of the questions are steeped in subjects from the 60's, 70s, 80s, and 90s culture and likely anyone who played them nowadays that were born in the 2000s onward likely wouldn't get the questions.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Slightly. The questions are just meant to be silly and mixes pop culture and real world facts to keep them from getting too dated. But a lot of them are very much products of their decades (90s, 2000s, 2010s, etc) and whatever's popular at the time in the media. The themed one (Sports, Movies, Television) are really hit by this the most since alot a lot of the questions are steeped in subjects from the 60's, 70s, 80s, and 90s culture and likely anyone who played them nowadays that were born in the 2000s onward likely wouldn't get the questions.questions.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Before the 2001 ABC version, an attempt had been made in 1996 to bring ''YDKJ'' to TV. Not much is known about it, other than Creator/WarnerBros and Tribune Entertainment producing it at the studios of WGN-TV in UsefulNotes/{{Chicago}} (likely because WB and Tribune were partners in Creator/TheWB at the time, with WGN's [[Creator/WGNAmerica superstation feed]] acting as a national WB affiliate; it's not clear if this version would've aired nationally); game show veteran Ron Greenberg (''Series/TheBigShowdown'', ''Series/TheChallengers'') was also on board (it appeared in a reel of clips from unsold pilots, as part of a celebratory video created for Greenberg's birthday at some point).
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Before the 2001 ABC version, an attempt had been made in 1996 to bring ''YDKJ'' to TV. Not much is known about it, other than Creator/WarnerBros and Tribune Entertainment producing it at the studios of WGN-TV in UsefulNotes/{{Chicago}} (likely because WB and Tribune were partners in Creator/TheWB at the time, with WGN's [[Creator/WGNAmerica superstation feed]] acting as a national WB affiliate; it's not clear if this version would've aired nationally); game show veteran Ron Greenberg (''Series/TheBigShowdown'', ''Series/TheChallengers'') was also on board (it appeared in a reel of clips from unsold pilots, as part of a celebratory video created for Greenberg's birthday at some point).
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Slightly. The questions are just meant to be silly and mixes pop culture and real world facts to keep them from getting too dated. But a lot of them are very much products of their decades (90s, 2000s, 2010s, etc) and whatever's popular at the time in the media.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Slightly. The questions are just meant to be silly and mixes pop culture and real world facts to keep them from getting too dated. But a lot of them are very much products of their decades (90s, 2000s, 2010s, etc) and whatever's popular at the time in the media. The themed one (Sports, Movies, Television) are really hit by this the most since alot of the questions are steeped in subjects from the 60's, 70s, 80s, and 90s culture and likely anyone who played them nowadays that were born in the 2000s onward likely wouldn't get the questions.
