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The Monkees Game

The Monkees Game 1967

Design (Uncredited) Publisher Transogram
4.5 /10
BGG rating
2–4
Players
30
Minutes
0
Age
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About the Game

"The Monkees Game", also known as "Hey Hey The Monkees Game", was a licensed game from Transogram (makers of many other 1960s licensed games) based on the popular NBC musical comedy series.

Players used pawns based on one of the four Monkees - Peter Tork, Davy Jones, Mike Nesmith, or Mickey Dolenz. The board is designed to look like sheet music. The element of chance is added by a spinner. One unusual feature in some editions is a colorful six-note xylophone, with which players can make the Monkees theme tune, for which sheet music is included. Another edition includes a "four string" (two rubber band) plastic guitar along with the sheet music insert.

The box art is an illustration of the Monkees riding in a red GTO hot-rod convertible.

Filed Under

Categories
Movies / TV / Radio theme Music
Mechanics
Point to Point Movement Singing
BGG ratings
2