With host, RICHARD DAWSON
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Trejo vs. Barkley, pt. 2 - Here's the rest of the Trejo family against the Barkley's, followed by the Fast Money Round
Trejo vs. Tunstall (the "September" episode!), pt. 1 - The Trejo family returns for another game with $9,538 in their pockets, and now they play this time against the Tunstall's. This is their full match against each other, but need I say who wins?
Trejo vs. Tunstall (the "September" episode!), pt. 2 - I don't think I need to explain this one
Johnson (w/ Gretchen!) vs. Buttice, pt. 1 - The video opens with #14 on GSN's Top 25 Feud Moments voted by the fans, where Richard in the '94 version of the Feud once again meets a former contestant of his while he was a panelist on Match Game, and he reveals that since that time, he married someone and now has a daughter. This episode reveals who his future wife is. First two surveys are played here, and Johnny Gilbert announces!
Johnson (w/ Gretchen!) vs. Buttice, pt. 2 - The game continues, and Richard points out before the next question how cute Gretchen looks (hint hint!). Two bloopers are included here, and the winners advance to the Fast Money round. Closing credits included Video has an issue before the Fast Money round. I have no idea if I can get that fixed unless it's re-requested or if I can edit it through my video editor. My apologies in advance
With host, RAY COMBS
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All postings of Family Feud are held in memory of Ray Combs (1956 - 1996)
Drozdowski vs. Holtrust (PREMIERE!), pt. 2 - The second question of the premiere of the Feud with Ray Combs
Drozdowski vs. Holtrust (PREMIERE!), pt. 3 - The rest of the questions in the main game to determine who plays for $5,000.
Drozdowski vs. Holtrust (PREMIERE!), pt. 4 - The Fast Money round and closing credits of Ray Combs' premiere on Family Feud
Klindt vs. Crowe, pt. 1 - It's Christmas time for Family Feud, and Ray Combs dresses as Santa Claus!
Klindt vs. Crowe, pt. 2 - Ray loses the beard and gets the rest of the main game out of the way
Klindt vs. Crowe, pt. 3 - The Fast Money round of this incredible episode of the Feud, and at the end of the show, Ray introduces his wife and 5 kids (including his 2-week old daughter) at the time of recording.
Crawford vs. Lorenze, pt. 1 - The returning champions, the Crawford family, returns with $5,328, now playing against the Lorenze family. The first two rounds are played here, and the board technician (whom Ray called his brother) makes a cameo, and in the second question, Ray switches places with someone in the Crawford family!
Crawford vs. Lorenze, pt. 2 - Here is the final round, and then the Fast Money round with closing credits. Can the winning family take Fast Money for $5,000?
Tipple vs. Del Campo, pt. 1 - In this 1992 episode of Family Feud, the champion Del Campo family plays off against the Tipple family, all California families. The first two questions are played in this really interesting show. I wish to apologize ahead of time, because while taping this episode, I paused during commercials and missed out on a few seconds following the commercials. For each time that happens, I will post an annotation explaining what the survey question is
Tipple vs. Del Campo, pt. 2 - Here's the rest of the show, where it really is getting exciting. Who plays for $5,000 in the Fast Money round, and is it done?
Ewell vs. Kuiper (CHAMPS: Francis), pt. 1 - Here is a holiday episode of the hour-long Family Feud Challenge, where in the first half, two new families compete to build a bank starting at $2,500 to a possible $10,000, and the winners play the Fast Money Round and then face off against the championship family in the second half of the show. In this first half, the Ewell family takes on the Kuiper family, and it is announced that whoever wins plays against the Francis family from the previous show. This is the Bullseye round, followed by the first survey
Ewell vs. Kuiper (CHAMPS: Francis), pt. 2 - The main game continues on. The winners then play the Fast Money round for their bank, and then we continue on as they play against the Francis family for up to $20,000 in the Bullseye round
Ewell vs. Kuiper (CHAMPS: Francis), pt. 3 - This game now gets into the main game on the second half of the Family Feud Challenge. Did the head of the Francis family have too much of a caffeine jolt?
Ewell vs. Kuiper (CHAMPS: Francis), pt. 4 - Here comes the big Fast Money round with the closing credits of this Family Feud Challenge episode
"Name something women borrow from each other" - Ray asked the survey of "Name something women borrow from each other," polled to 100 women. But when Chris gives an answer, it just makes Ray spin...I almost thought he was going to faint!
With host, LOUIE ANDERSON
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Pennington vs. French, pt. 1 - This early episode from 1999 (I'm told this may be the first-taped) with Louie Anderson sees the Pennington family battle it out against the French family. The first three survey questions are played here
Pennington vs. French, pt. 2 - Here comes the Triple round and then the Fast Money round. Will our winners take home the $10,000 bounty?
McDonald vs. Slater - We see two interesting families, the McDonald family vs. the Slater family, each of them seems to have someone who has had too much of a caffeine jolt due to their excitement level! The winners go on to play for $10,000
Bokano vs. Brooks, pt. 1 - The Bokano family faces off against the Brooks family. This is the first question, with an appropriate question for any game show fan
Bokano vs. Brooks, pt. 2 - The game continues between these two great families. The next two questions included
Bokano vs. Brooks, pt. 3 - The Triple Round who wins it all?
Bokano vs. Brooks, pt. 4 - The Fast Money round for $10,000. Is it won?
Battle of the Beach, pt. 1 - In this episode of Family Feud, it's a Battle of the Beach special, with the lifeguards of Baywatch vs. the Los Angeles lifeguards, playing for $10,000 all week for their favorite charity. The first 3 surveys are played in this clip
Battle of the Beach, pt. 2 - Here's the Triple round, and the winner advances to Fast Money at the end of the clip for $10,000 for their charity. Can it be done?
Lewis vs. Freeman, pt. 1 - In this 2001 episode of Family Feud, the Lewis family of Sandy, UT faces off against the Freeman family of Moldon, MA. Their full game is seen here. The second board is about our recent President, George Bush and the third board is a FULL board!
Lewis vs. Freeman, pt. 2 - The Fast Money round for $20,000. Executive producer, Michael Canter is seen on camera in the second half
Irwin vs. Gardner, pt. 1 - In this PAX airing of the Anderson era of Family Feud, the Irwin family faces off against the Gardner family. The Irwin family brought a surprise for Louie, who makes an echo on the microphone after the first commercial break. First 3 surveys are played here
Irwin vs. Gardner, pt. 2 - Here comes the Triple round, where the winners advance to Fast Money for $20,000. Can it be won?
With host, RICHARD KARN
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Streeter vs. Blain, pt. 1 - The Blain family returns for the second day against the very energetic Streeter family. First two questions here
Streeter vs. Blain, pt. 2 - The final two questions included here, and the third question has a blooper that made it to the game show blooper reels!
Streeter vs. Blain, pt. 3 - The Fast Money round and closing credits of this amazing Karn episode of the Feud!
Ballou vs. Abdul, pt. 1 - The Ballou family returns with over $20,000 in cash in two days. They face off against the Abdul in this first round and second round here
Ballou vs. Abdul, pt. 2 - The third and Triple rounds, as well as the Fast Money round. I like the enthusiasm of the Ballou family
With host, JOHN O' HURLEY
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Nguyen vs. Sparrow, pt. 2 - The Triple round and the Fast Money round of this O' Hurley episode of the Feud
MICHAEL'S PROJECT
Part 1 - The Gordon family returns to play against new challengers, the Peavy family. Michael brings back the Bullseye round with higher stakes, and it may explain the reason why in the 2009 season of the Feud with John O' Hurley brought it back
Part 2 - The banks are now stashed away and the real Feud begins. The singles questions are here
Part 3 - The dollar values are now doubled and set to continue
Part 4 - The dollar values are now tripled, and the one-strike returns. Who will win the right to play for their bank?
Part 5 - The awesome Fast Money round and closing credits. Posted in memory of Mark Goodson and Ray Combs
NOTE ON PROJECT: The Bullseye round questions in the project were confirmed by airings of Combs' Feud, whereas the questions in the main game and Fast Money round were followed by the Louie Anderson PC game
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