| SlackerTown_Drunk_Dialing Drinking game where players dial (321) 600-1200 to leave a message for the slackertown web site. |
| State_of_the_Union_Address_Drinking_Game Drinks are matched with words or phrases used during the President's State of the Union address. Features a link to online coverage of the address. |
| StudentDrinkingGames_com Offers rules for a selection of drinking games categorized by game type. |
| The_Stupid_College_Kid Drinking Games, Beers of Choice, People of the Year & jerks of the Year. |
| Super_Bowl_Super_Drinking_Game Rules for a beer drinking game to be played while watching the Super Bowl. |
| Tarfumes_com_-_Drinking_Games Movie & television drinking games |
| The_Tecmo_Super_Bowl_Drinking_Game Instructions for a drinking game based on the Nintendo game, "Tecmo Super Bowl". |
| Tom_Baker_or_Normal? Game based on the actor Tom Baker, includes a description of the game and how to play. |
| Wikipedia__Drinking_game Free encyclopedia article covering history of drinking games, types of games, and some of the more popular games. |
| Ace_Murder_Mystery_Games Murder mystery games for 8 to 10 players including teens and s. |
| Act4Murder Custom scripts for any size group. |
| AdventureQuest_Themed_Parties Specialzes in interactive themed parties to allow maximum participation of all guests. Party packets include cast sheets, solutions, character packets, story line, and props. |
| The_Butler_Didn\'t_Do_It Mystery party games designed for home parties. |
| Creative_Parties Party ideas including recipes, games, murder mystery characters, and costumes. |
| D__J__McAdam Sells themed murder mystery kits from the series Murder a la Carte. |
| Dial_Us_For_Murder Customized mysteries written for your party of any size or age group. |
| Dinner_Detectives Sells murder mystery games that you purchase and print from your computer. |
| Dinnergames_com Sells murder mystery games with themed menus, and decorations and costumes. |
| An_Evening_of_Murder A series of murder mystery party games available on CD or through e-mail. |
| Host_a_Murder_Online Custom mysteries for parties, team building and corporate events. |
| An_Invitation_to_Murder Murder mystery party game with extensive character descriptions. |
| The_Jury_Box Reprint of vintage 1930s Mystery Game |
| Killing_Time,_murder_consultants Custom murder mystery parties for 16-30 s. We use no actors, your guests play all the roles, even the murder and victim! |
| Murder_In_A_Box Sells murder mysteries for comedy parties, dinner plays, and fundraisers. |
| Murder_Mystery_Maniacs Customized murder mystery games for holiday, teen, and dinner parties or for corporate events. |
| Murder_Mystery_Parties Murder mystery party games that can be professionally hosted or do-it-yourself based in Australia. |
| Murder_Party_Games A mystery game designed for an 8-person group. |
| Murder_Party_UK_murder_mystery_weekends_and_evenings Customized evening or weekend murder mystery events for corporate or private functions. Based in the UK. |
| Murder_to_Order Murder mystery party kits for 12 to 50 people. |
| Murder4Dinner Party packs used for hosting a murder mystery dinner party. |
| Murderer_Among_Us_Mystery_Parties Custom murder mystery parties designed for 12 to 200 guests. |
| Mysteries_and_More Sells murder mysteries from various game suppliers. |
| Mysteries_by_Vincent Sells murder mystery party games and skits and specializes in women's parties. |
| A_Party_to_Murder Custom written murder mystery parties for 10 to 100. |
| PlayMurderMystery_com Sells both boxed and downloadable murder mystery games. |
| Pool_Party_Murder_Mysteries A poolside mystery game for 12 to 20 s. Swimming pool is required. |
| Shot_In_The_Dark Provides a various games for all age groups. Also provides company information. |
| StoneCastle_Productions Murder mystery plays performed as guessing games. Complete kits for fundraisers or house parties. |
| Whodunnit_Mystery_Games G-rated role playing games for 10-50 people. |
| Monochrom\'s_Massive_Multiplayer_Thumb-Wrestling Explains the basics as well as multi-player variations. Includes photographs. |
Why PBS?
It's actually the best choice.
Who's who in the PBS system.
Think of it as a cast listing.
Science-Fiction on PBS.
Science-Fiction has aired in abundance on PBS. Take a look.
PBS: The Movie.
And you thought Titanic was good.
Facts toConsider.
Don't think it can be done? Take a look here at the past.
Proof that Hollywood isn't that important.
Divided by each State, except for California.
PBS Drinking Game.
If you don't laugh, you don't watch Pledge Drives.
Why "First TV Drama"?
Exploring the website's name.
Take a Drink when...
Someone offers you a Coffee Mug.
Someone offers you a Tote Bag.
Someone offers you a Program Guide.
A local Radio persona hosts the Pledge Drive.
A local Newscaster hosts the Pledge Drive.
Red Green appears live in the studio.
The Pledge Drive host gets the names of the Doctor Who actors mixed up.
The Pledge Drive host gets the names of the Doctor Who companions mixed up.
A guest-Pledge Drive host pauses to try and remember the station call letters.
A guest-Pledge Drive host gives the wrong station call letters.
The word "Quality" is used.
PBS is referred to as "an experiment".
A Pledge Drive host tries to make a crack about the proper plural pronunciation of Doctor Who (Example: Doctor Whose, Doctor Who's, Doctor's Who).
The word "Premium" is used to describe the "Gifts".
A reference is made to the Television Station's sister NPR Radio Station.
The Pledge host reminds you that you are not "buying" the item, it is a "Gift" for your financial support.
The station claims they are here for YOU.
You are reminded that you can pledge with your Credit Card.
Pictures of various Credit Cards appear next to the phone number to call.
A reference is made to the lack of "Quality" programming on Network Television.
The Gift offered is a VHS tape of the program you just saw.
The phrase "active supporter" is used to refer to members.
The phrase "passive participant" is used to refer to non-members.
The Pledge hosts claim YOU program the station.
A Pledge host claims THEY are a member.
A Pledge host removes from their wallet the Station's Membership card to prove they are a member.
They refer to your Pledge as a "Vote". Examples: "A Vote for Quality Television" and "You Vote with your Dollars".
A Pledge host reads about upcoming programs from the Program Guide to convince you it's worth having.
You hear the Pledge Hosts attempt humour by saying the exact same things about PBS you heard Red Green say during his Pledge Drives.
A group of American Legion volunteers are answering the phones.
The "Gift" that is offered has the Station Logo on it.
Someone mis-pronounces a Doctor Who Monster's name.
You see someone in the background answer the phone, then hang up a few seconds later because someone just prank called them.
Someone is seen wearing Red Green suspenders.
Someone is seen wearing Doctor Who suspenders.
The phrase "Matching Gifts" is used.
You see a cute girl answering the phones you would like to call just to talk to her.
The "Gift" that is offered can be found at Sam Goody or Music Land for 1/7th the pledge price.
The Pledge host claims they were just in your local town last week.
The Pledge host has an item that is not offered as a Gift because it was left over from the last Pledge Drive and they only have one left for display.
A Pledge host tries to make a joke about the appearance of a Doctor Who Monster. Example: A Doctor Who Monster resembles their neighbor's cat.
The Pledge host has a letter in their name. Examples: "H Wayne" or "Wayne R".
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