Who Am I?...The Biography Game - History Recollection

Based on A&E's long-running Biography series, this Trivia-style, card-and-board game challenges your knowledge of the famous and the infamous. In each round, a different player is the question master, using 480 cards to offer up such teasers as "I headed both the Republican National Committee and the CIA" and "I was once married to Barbara Stanwyck." (Answers: Robert Taylor and George Bush, though not necessarily in that order.) The first player with 300 points is the winner. The game is intended for three to eight players ages 12 and older. --Richard Farr
Product descriptionEvery life has a story. For the past twelve years, Biography and A & E Television Networks have profiled well-known personalities from all walks of life - from actors to astronauts, sports heroes to scientists, politicians to playwrights. Who Am I? The Biography Game challenges your knowledge of such personalities through clever clues and insightful anecdotes as players hear first-person hints and have to guess "Who Am I?" Based on the column from Biography Magazine. Ages 12 and up.

Based on A&E's long-running Biography series, this Trivia-style, card-and-board game challenges your knowledge of the famous and the infamous. In each round, a different player is the question master, using 480 cards to offer up such teasers as "I headed both the Republican National Committee and the CIA" and "I was once married to Barbara Stanwyck." (Answers: Robert Taylor and George Bush, though not necessarily in that order.) The first player with 300 points is the winner. The game is intended for three to eight players ages 12 and older. --Richard Farr
Product descriptionEvery life has a story. For the past twelve years, Biography and A & E Television Networks have profiled well-known personalities from all walks of life - from actors to astronauts, sports heroes to scientists, politicians to playwrights. Who Am I? The Biography Game challenges your knowledge of such personalities through clever clues and insightful anecdotes as players hear first-person hints and have to guess "Who Am I?" Based on the column from Biography Magazine. Ages 12 and up.