Trivial Pursuit - Soviet Union's version

Time: 1989

Place: Soviet Union (Present Day Russia)

Details: The Soviet Union in 1989 bought the rights to produce its own version of the board game, and also started an official championship for family teams, finals of which were broadcast on Soviet Central Television as the game show «Lucky case». After the agreement ended in 1991, the show changed their rules, dropping «Trivial Pursuit» elements, and continued broadcasting until 2000.

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