A TV or projector with internet — any smart TV, streaming stick, or laptop that plays YouTube.
Scorecards & pencils — optional. One card per player, or one per table. Shouting answers works just as well.
Tables of up to 6 — team play makes the room lively.
About 30–45 minutes: one episode, played with pauses.
Troubleshooting
Hard to hear? Set the volume first, and turn captions ON (the "CC" button) — every question is read aloud and shown in large type.
Answer comes too fast? Freeze on the 7-second timer with the pause button as long as the table needs.
Video stutters? Pause 30 seconds to let it load, or lower quality (gear icon → Quality → 720p).
Lost your place? Chapters are listed under the video — tap one to jump to a round.
The hour, step by step
Open the playlist. Go to youtube.com/@60PlusQuizClub, pick the series (America · Britain · Canada · Australia) and an episode from the menu below.
Hand out scorecards (or don't — fingers and loud voices keep score fine).
Pause after each question. The video gives 7 seconds to think. Pause there, let everyone shout, debate, and settle — then press play for the reveal.
Let the table talk it through before anyone calls an answer final. The arguing is half the fun.
Read the rank table at the end — from Warming Up to Quiz Champion — and announce it out loud.
Same time next week. New episodes land weekly, so Quiz Hour holds a fixed slot on your calendar.
Episode menu (summary)
Series
Episodes
Length
Good first pick
America Mon · Wed · Fri
Ep. 01 America opener · Ep. 02 All 50 State Capitals · Ep. 03 The 1960s · Ep. 04 Thanksgiving at Grandma's · Ep. 05 Christmas in the Old Days · Ep. 06 The 1970s
20–28 min
Ep. 01 — a bit of everything
Britain Tue · Thu · Sat
UK 01 — 50 Things About Britain (shillings & pence, Coronation Street, the Mini)
26 min
UK 01
Canada Mon · Wed · Fri
CA 01 — 50 Things About Canada (provinces, Hockey Night, Expo 67)
24 min
CA 01
Australia Tue · Thu · Sat
AU 01 — 50 Things About Australia (Skippy, Holdens, long summers)
23 min
AU 01
Scorecards: the free large-print scorecard (US Letter, one page per player) is the file
scorecard-letter.pdf, one folder up from this run-sheet — or download it from the Activity Directors page.
Print and copy as many as your group needs.
Group use is warmly welcome — no permission needed, no fee, ever.
You have our explicit permission to screen any 60+ Quiz Club episode at senior centers, assisted living communities,
libraries, church groups, Legion and RSL halls, and family gatherings — and to print as many scorecards, posters,
and run-sheets as you need.