does anyone remember the whole jingle for the Trouble game?

The TROUBLE game goes back to 1968, and was first manufactured by the Kohner company. Like Schaper and Ideal, Kohner also caved to bankruptcy by 1975, and Parker Brothers bought rights to the game. Still in stores today.

Here's some cartoon fun, Chicago style. Found a TV commercial block, by Kohner, for the Trouble and Headache Pop-O-Matic games. Headache's pawns were cones (a la dunce caps). Players tried capturing each other's color cones by "crowning" them atop each other. This aired in early 1968 on a 60-minute cartoon block, "New 3 Stooges & Friends" over WBKB (now WLS). On the program, the cartoon Stooges did no eye poking or nose punching, just lots of name calling. The live-action Stooges appeared in wraparounds. Also, cartoons of the Proton-Pill-popping superhero Roger Ramjet filled out the hour. Ramjet, leader of a band of kids comprising the American Eagle Squadron, used these pills to supplant his violent confrontations with evildoers such as the Solenoid Robots and Noodles Romanoff! The late Gary Owens voiced Ramjet. These cartoons, hilarious as they were, would be a little misfit to this 2015 crowd.

"If you've got trouble,wait don't run, this kind of trouble is lots of fun. Race your men around the track and try to send the others back. THAT's pop-o-matic Trouble." ....to the best of my memory :o)

Hours and hundreds of hours of board game fun popping that bubble...parcheesi too

pop a matic pop the dice pop a 6 and you move twice, race your men around the track and try to send the others back, thats pop a matic trouble. Watch the dice in the plastic bubble it pops you in and out of trouble, look out suzie here comes jack he is trouble you move back.the game is fun for dad and mother and sis can fight with mean old brother, thats popamatic trouble.

Have you got trouble? Wait, don't run. This kind of trouble is lots of fun! Pop-a-matic, pop a dice. Pop a six and you move twice. Move your men around the trsck. And try to send the others bsck! That's pop-a-mstic Trouble!

Here it is on YouTube, the shorter 30-second version, not the full 60-second version. https://youtu.be/HfznucMwNuU