YDKJ^® Volume 1

Released: 1995
Questions: 800

This is the wrinkly, Grandpappy of them all. Question types include the Gibberish, Fiber-Optic Field Trip and the Jack Attack. Host Nate Shapiro guides the players through a lo-fi, yet hee-larious interactive experience that introduces the world to the game show where "high culture and pop culture collide." An instant classic!

YDKJ^® Volume 2

Released: Fall 1996
Questions: 800

It’s the bastard son of Jack with new question types, including the Picture question, the Celebrity Collect Call and the beloved DisOrDat. Hosted by nasally upstart Buzz Lippman, Volume 2 ups the "funny" ante and continues the wacky, trivia rollercoaster ride started by the first volume. Celebrity Collect Calls include conversations with Dana Carvey, Milton Berle, Nell Carter and more! Volume 2: It’s 2 Much … fun… 2 play…2!

YDKJ^® Volume 3

Released: Fall 1997
Questions: 800

Thrice is nice! Jack is back – AGAIN! New question types include the Super Audio question, the Guest Host question, the Impossible question and the ThreeWay! This time, the proceedings are hosted by former sign-in personality, Cookie Masterson. Cookie brings that certain je ne sais what to the proceedings that really helps JACK to break out of the mold. And we all know that mold can be a silent killer.

YDKJ^® Volume 4: The Ride!

Released: 1998
2 CDs, including "You Don't Hear Jack!"

The gloves are off in this, the fourth installment of the JACK series. Nate, Cookie, Buzz, Schmitty and Guy all take turns manning the helm in this krazy, Jack fun-house gone haywire! New question types include the Road Kill and Bingo. Each episode begins with a tantalizing Moral Dilemma question that whisks you to different episode "floors" in some bizarre Jacktopian hi-rise. Can you make it all the way to the Bottom? Only the Shadow knows.

YDKJ^® The 5th Dementia

Released: Fall 2000
Questions:

You wanted multiplayer JACK internet gaming? You got it! Volume 5 of the series features the hosting stylings of one Josh "Schmitty" Schmitstinstein. What can we say: more questions, more graphics and more Jack-itudinousness! The Bug Out question and Anagram question are introduced and players finally have the opportunity to go head-to-head against other losers, er, players online! It’s JACK in the 21st century!

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YDKJ^® Volume 6: The Lost Gold

Released: 2003
Questions: 300

There, there — take a moment to catch your breath. Aye, 'tis true! YOU DON'T KNOW JACK 6: The Lost Gold is here! Sure, it has taken a few years for us to get around to it but, hey, what do you want?! It's done, so stop your incessant belly-achin'.

(Available online only - www.jellyvision.com)

YDKJ^® Sports

Released: 1996
Questions: 800

What do you get when a bunch of computer geeks decide to create a sports trivia game? YOU DON’T KNOW JACK: Sports! It’s like JACK all hopped-up on Creatine! Host Guy Towers makes his debut as host as the JACK series makes more ball and sack jokes than you can shake a… ball at. Play ball!

YDKJ^® Movies

Released: Spring 1997
Questions: 800

Cookie Masterson’s first assignment as host finds the YDKJ series in the front row of your local cineplex. All the questions, graphics and music have a movie theme this time out and armchair Siskels and Eberts are encouraged to put their "thumbs down" on their keyboards to see how many "stars" they can score to… er… uh… MOVIES! Woo-Hoo!

YDKJ^® TV

Released: Fall 1997
Questions: 800

Introducing Josh "Schmitty" Schmitstinstein! The JACK series finally pays tribute to its greatest inspiration, the almighty boob tube. If you grew up watching television, then this is the JACK for you! If you grew up listening to radio, well, then you’re too old and probably don’t even own a computer. And if you do, it’s probably really cruddy and you can’t even figure out how to use AOL. Ha, you’re old.

YDKJ^® OFFLINE

Released: Fall 1999
Questions: 1000

Cookie hosts once again in this tribute to the YOU DON’T KNOW JACK Netshow! Over 1000 questions from the insanely popular online Netshow version of YDKJ! Offline unveils the Pissed about a Question question and follows the credo, "If you’ve never seen the question before, it’s new to you!"

YDKJ^® Louder, Faster, Funnier

Released: 2000
Questions: 1000

Josh "Schmitty" Schmitstinstein hosts the second installment in the Offline series. Like its predecessor, the game has 1000 "like new" questions from the ridiculously popular Netshow. Unlike its predecessor, L!F!F! introduces the newest question type, the Wendithap’n! It’s loud! It’s fast! And, hey, it’s not just funny. It’s funny-er!

HEADRUSH^®

Released: Summer 1998

Wouldn’t it be great if there were a version of YDKJ just for teens? Well, there was but it was marketed poorly and no one heard about it. HeadRush was hosted by Bob (who sounds an awful lot like Guy Towers from Sports, but slower) and it introduced new question types like the Head Butt, Trash Talkin’ with Milan and Old Man’s Moldy Memories. With over-the-top graphics and animated, cartoon segues, HeadRush just might be the greatest game you’ve never played! Unearth one and buy it today!

YDKJ^® XL

Released: 1996
Questions: 1200

Includes the original Volume 1, plus the expansion Question Pack.

YDKJ^® XXL

Released: 1996

Includes XL (Volume 1 + Question Pack) and Volume 2.

YDKJ^® Huge XXXL

Released: 1997

Includes all of Volumes 1, 2 and 3 for a total of 2400 questions!

YDKJ^® British Edition

Released: Summer 1997

Cheerio, pip-pip, what's all this, then, Guv'nuh? YDKJ gets a British makeover that's a royal kick in the arse!

YDKJ^® The Irreverent Collection

Released: 1998

Includes Volumes 1 to 4.

YDKJ^® Jumbo

Released: 1999

Includes Volumes 1 to 4 and OFFLINE.

YDKJ^® Question Pack

Released: 1995

This is a 400 question expansion pack for Volume 1.

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