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Nov 30, 2021 · From host Steve Harvey to the funniest answers, "Family Feud" is a top game show. These are the rules contestants must follow: auditions, dress code, and more.
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The show revolves around survey-based questions, where two teams, typically comprised of family members, compete to guess the most popular answers given by a group of people surveyed beforehand. With host and a dose of playful banter, the teams take turns trying to come up with the top answers and earn points.
- Family Feud Format
- The Questions
- Playing The Main Game
- The Fast Money Round
- Point Values
- Family Feud Hosts
- Special Episodes and Guests
One of the great things about "Family Feud" is that the game itself is almost the same as it was back in the 1970s, though there have been tweaks and game changes over the years. You could flip on the show today and recognize it instantly, even if it's been decades since the last time you watched. Teams are made up of family members, related by blo...
The answers to the questions are unique in that they aren't factual "answers" at all. They are based on the answers provided by a 100-person survey panel. Contestants are challenged to come up with the most popular answers to each question, which are placed on the game board and revealed as teams provide them. Since the answers are provided by surv...
The main game starts off with one family member from each team coming to the podium and facing off on the first question. The contestant who buzzes in first gets to provide the first answer. If that answer is the No. 1 survey response, his or her family gets control of the question. If not, the opposing contestant gets to try and provide a higher-r...
The team with the most points at the end of the main game moves on to the Fast Money round. Two family members play this round. One family member stays with the host while the other disappears backstage. The first contestant is given 20 seconds to answer five survey questions, which are scored by how many people gave that same response in the surve...
The point values assigned to each answer come from the number of people who responded with that answer in the survey. Only the most popular answers make it to the game board, so the points don't always add up to 100. The current format of the game assigns single point values to the first two rounds, with points doubled in the third and tripled in t...
Each host of "Family Feud" has brought his own style to the show, though some have been better received than others. "Feud" hosts have included: 1. Richard Dawson: 1976 to 1985, 1994 to 1995 2. Ray Combs: 1988 to 1994 3. Louie Anderson: 1999 to 2002 4. Richard Karn: 2002 to 2006 5. John O'Hurley: 2006 to 2010 6. Steve Harvey: 2010 to present
"Feud" lends itself well to special themed episodes and celebrity guests. There have been various celebrity tournaments throughout the years, including themed games in which the stars of television shows play against each other. There have also been competitions between sports teams and stars, students, divorced couples, musicians and game show hos...
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