Supplemental Card Sets
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- Trivial Pursuit - Baby Boomer Edition (1983)
- Trivial Pursuit - All-Star Sports Edition (1983)
- Trivial Pursuit - Silver Screen Edition (1982)
- Trivial Pursuit - Genus II Edition (1984)
- Trivial Pursuit - Young Players (1984)
- Trivial Pursuit - RPM Edition (1985)
- Trivial Pursuit - Walt Disney Family Edition (1985)
- Trivial Pursuit Featuring the Magic of Disney - Family Edition (1986)
- Trivial Pursuit - Welcome to America Edition (1985)
- Trivial Pursuit - Sports Edition (1987)
- Trivial Pursuit Mini Pack - Rock & Pop (1987)
- Trivial Pursuit Mini Pack - Sports (1987)
- Trivial Pursuit Mini Pack - The Good Life (1987)
- Trivial Pursuit Mini Pack - War & Victory (1987)
- Trivial Pursuit - Édition France (1989) - In French, with all questions pertaining to France to honor the bicentennial of the storming of the Bastille
- Trivial Pursuit Mini Pack - Hollywood Flicks (1989)
- Trivial Pursuit Mini Pack - TV (1989)
- Trivial Pursuit Mini Pack - Wild Card (1989)
- Trivial Pursuit - The Vintage Years (1989)
- Trivial Pursuit - Volume II (1989)
- Trivial Pursuit - The 1980s (1989)
- Trivial Pursuit - The 1960's (1986)
- Trivial Pursuit - TV Edition (1991)
- Trivial Pursuit - Country Music (1993)
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- The Country Music edition has no categories, but the cards still have six questions, each with the usual colors.
Canadian Only Card Sets
- Trivial Pursuit - All-Star Sports Edition - Canadian Version (1981)
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