University Games Mr & Mrs

Description: Brand: University Games / Age: 18 Years+ / The concept is as simple as its on-screen counterpart: one partner is asked ... more

University Games Mr & Mrs ... questions about the other, and both must agree to score points. "How often does your partner weigh themselves?" will strike fear into many men's hearts, and "At what age did he start shaving?" is a question many women may not be able to answer accurately. Some questions are divided in "man" and "woman", while others are suitable for all. Depending on the number of players, the host is either an individual or a team, and "partners" do not have to be the same gender, or even a partnership in the traditional sense: mothers and daughters can play sisters and brothers, and so on. The key, however, is that you know your partner well enough to engage in an honest appraisal of their character and habits. The first partner to be asked writes down their answer, and these are compared to the second partner's answers to see if points are scored. All points are kept centrally by the host(s).

Newest Review: ... you both answer them separately and then compare answers at the end gaining points for matching answers. It contains the ... more

... usual stuff, answer pads, questions, pencils and a timer. It is endlessly enjoyable to watch the men squirm if they don't know the answer and the women blush when they get it wrong. I mean how many people know what part of their body their partner washes first in the shower? It makes it more fun to laugh at the 'we're not really arguing' arguments other people are having. It is a tame game so you don't need to worry if there are children in the room there are no adult themed questions. There are family questions in my v...more

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	Mr & Mrs Board Game Manufacturer: University Games Last Update 12.11.2009 05:42	£ 19.99

Mr & Mrs Board Game
Manufacturer: University Games

Last Update 12.11.2009 05:42

£ 19.99

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University Games Mr & Mrs: Mr and Mrs is a great game. (265 words)
by - written on 19/05/09 (Very useful, 41 readings)
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Every year it's become a tradition to buy a board game for christmas and the new year to play with friends and family. This is one of the better ones we have chosen. It is an excellent game, and does follow the format of the tv show where you have a few questions you both answer them separately and then compare answers at the end gaining points for matching answers. It contains the usual stuff, answer pads, questions, pencils and a timer. It is endlessly enjoyable to watch the men squirm if they don't know the answer and the women blush when they get it wrong. I mean how many people know what part of their body their partner washes first in the shower? It ... Read the complete review

How well does your partner really know you? (670 words)
by - written on 11/05/09 (Very useful, 198 readings)
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I've got quite a big family and we always enjoy playing lots of games at family parties. I was given the board game Mr & Mrs as a Christmas gift a few years ago and it has since become our family's favourite game. The board game is based on the TV show, Mr & Mrs and All Star Mr & Mrs is currently being shown on TV. The aim of the game is to answer in depth questions about your partner to find out how well you really know each other, and the team with the most points (the team who knows each other the best) wins the game. Teams are made up to two people and each person receives a partner pad sheet to write their answers on. A host can ... Read the complete review

University Games Mr & Mrs: How well do you know your partner?? (292 words)
by - written on 12/01/09 (Very useful, 274 readings)
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I first came across this game at a party when me and my partner some how got roped into playing it, at first I was a little apprehensive as we hadn't been together that long and I didn't know how well we would do. In the end it didn't matter what the scores were we had so much fun playing that no one really cared and we learnt an awful lot about each other. For those of you who have never come across this it is a board game based on the old television show Mr and Mrs, which I'm too young to remember but the games great anyway. The concept of the game is very simple, partners take it in turns to ask each other questions and you score points for having ... Read the complete review