Family Feud Classic features hundreds of episodes from the 1980s. With episodes hosted by Richard Dawson and Ray Combs the collection includes some of the most memorable answers and hilarious moments from the beloved series.

WatchFree+ offers hundreds of channels and thousands of popular on-demand TV series and movies 24/7. Family Feud Classic is in the Game Shows + Reality category on channel 315, neighboring other popular channels such as The Price Is Right: The Barker Era.

More information and a complete WatchFree+ channel guide can be found here!

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Like the popular game show, Family Feud: Online Game features hundreds of fun and challenging survey questions where players answer “Survey Says!” to gain points.  After the first three rounds, if the player has enough total points, they move to the iconic Fast Money round!

Click here to play Family Feud online now for free!

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Step onto the iconic TV stage and compete against other teams to find the most popular responses to more than 1,500 official Family Feud® survey questions. Customize your character, then challenge your friends, family, and even other players online.

The game features four exciting game modes:

• Classic mode features the authentic Family Feud experience. Choose a difficulty and take on an AI team just as determined as you are.
• Party Battle lets you get into teams with your family and friends as you battle each other in local multiplayer.
• Couch vs. Couch brings the experience online! Play against others across the world.
• Finally, the new Live Show feature allows you to broadcast your game and play with your viewers.

Get yours today!

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One of the world’s most popular gamers, the former professional Halo player turned full-time streamer, is in a class of his own. For anyone unfamiliar with Tyler’s ascent to celebrity, here’s a cheat sheet: he began playing Halo 3 professionally in 2009 for various organizations and began streaming in 2011. In 2017, he began streaming Fortnite, and as the game took off in popularity, his followers grew from 500,000 to over 2,000,000. By spring of 2019, he had over 21,000,000 subscribers on YouTube. Before moving to Mixer, he was the most followed streamer on the Twitch platform, with 50,000+ viewers per week.

Will his fans tune in to see gaming’s first crossover star and his family reprise their roles on a Feud stage? We certainly think so!

It’s not the first run at a Feud victory for Team Blevins—the family has some know-how under their respective belts after a great run in 2014 on the syndicated version of the show.

Tyler’s fame was on the rise at that point, but the family’s competitive spirit was already well intact and they moved from their YouTube audition tape on to the main stage with grace, winning three games and two Fast Money rounds. “We watched the show so much, we knew we’d be good,” Tyler confirmed.

Check out the bow-tied goodness from 2014 here! The sexiest job a woman can have? Almost…

Watch Tyler and his brother dominate in the Fast Money round! They made it look so easy.

Recently asked to join Celebrity Family Feud, Tyler said, “We had so much fun the first time, it was a no-brainer to say yes. We were like, absolutely!” Team Blevins is stoked to reprise their roles on stage, especially because potential winnings will go to their charity of choice, Stack Up. Stack Up was founded in 2015 to bring both veterans and civilians together through programs tied to the love of gaming.

Tune in to Celebrity Family Feud THIS SUNDAY August 25 at 8|7c on ABC to see how the Blevins family matches up against NFL star John Sherman “JuJu” Smith-Schuster and team!

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India has much more on her plate than the average high school student, undergoing monthly blood transfusions for sickle cell anemia, monitoring pseudoxanthoma elasticum disorder, and pursuing a new-technology remedy for septo-optic dysplasia, which is a vision disability caused by her optic nerves not fully developing. But, with a huge smile and killer determination, nothing is slowing India down; “I work hard every day.”

When Make-A-Wish^® America learned of India’s story, the organization set a plan into motion. India has grown up with a number of Steve Harvey shows, but her favorite is Family Feud, so she chose her wish accordingly. Off to LA for the real deal!

The Family Feud team and Steve were beyond excited to welcome India, her mother Yolanda, and her brother Nigel into their family for a day on set. India described the experience as “absolutely wonderful” and was thrilled to be at rehearsals and then the live show, where she had a chance to chat with Steve during commercials.

The Brooks family also got to go up on stage to congratulate the day’s winners as the show wrapped. And did we mention birthday cupcakes? The day in whole was a celebration of a very special guest of honor.

Yolanda had only praise for the experience, crediting Make-A-Wish^® for their excellent handling of every detail in order to create an amazing experience for her daughter. She also expressed gratitude for Steve’s appreciation and encouragement of India’s art; “He helped her believe in her art, which is so important – people are in awe of her ability when they learn about her vision disability. God really did give her a gift.”

India’s wish experience came on the heels of another emotional journey. In February, she had the opportunity to test eSight glasses, which are electronic glasses that restore or enhance sight for people living with vision loss. “With the glasses, it was the first time I could see my mom clearly. We were both crying because it was so emotional and so amazing,” India shared.

Yolanda is ever hopeful and supportive of India’s dreams to work within a school system by day so that she can set off her own fashion designing business, which is her true passion. She’s also hopeful that sharing India’s story will inspire other kids facing tough obstacles to keep fighting.

Read more about India’s eSight campaign here.

The Make-A-Wish® Foundation has been changing the lives of children diagnosed with serious illness since its establishment in 1980. The cornerstone of the foundation’s vision is to find a way to grant the wish of every eligible child, and because of the dedicated efforts of all involved in this powerful organization, it is estimated that one wish is granted every 34 minutes. Against any odds or obstacles, Make-A-Wish® strives to make the world better, one important wish at a time.

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A little history. It’s been a few years (ok, a few decades) since Feud took home the Emmy for Outstanding Game Show, but don’t let that fact fool you. Every nomination since has been a point of pride for the entire Feud team! The win officially includes (from left to right): Julio Alva (Line Producer), Brian Hawley (Co-Executive Producer), Sara Dansby (Co-Executive Producer), Bryce Keigley (Producer), Gaby Johnston (Executive Producer and Showrunner), and Kristin Bjorklund (Co-Executive Producer – not pictured).

Executive Producer Gaby Johnston couldn’t be more excited to share this recognition in celebration of the hard work and joy that goes into creating this mainstay in daytime TV. “We have the greatest team – they’re kind, they’re funny, and they’re wonderful,” she praised before thanking Steve Harvey for his dedication to the show and his comedic contributions, “Every day, every show, Steve gives 150%.”

Family Feud also won this year for Outstanding Directing for a Game Show. “I am so thrilled to accept this Emmy award on behalf of my entire Family Feud crew who give so much of themselves for the show,” shared director Ken Fuchs, “We are truly family and we love coming to work every day.”

Though Family Feud didn’t walk away with the award for Outstanding Live and Direct to Tape Sound Mixing, the team still has much to celebrate. Dirk Sciarrotta, head of Feud’s sound department, Phil Gebhardt, FOH mixer, and Liza Tan, floor A-2, did win the award for their sound-mixing work on The Ellen DeGeneres Show. Dirk is a five-time winner in this category and gives props to his Feud team all the same, “I was lucky enough to win for Ellen, but my heart really wanted to win for Family Feud.”

It’s been an incredible run this year and we are going to continue our celebrations into the summer. Thank you again to the families who feud and the families who watch Feud – we also celebrate you. As for you, Emmys, we’ll see you again next May!

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Each year, this esteemed award show honors deserving individuals and programs that shine both in front of and behind the camera. This year’s nominees are no exception and Family Feud is proud to have nabbed three nominations for the 2018 calendar year.

Outstanding Game Show
Family Feud
Jeopardy
Let’s Make a Deal
The Price is Right
Who Wants To Be a Millionaire?

No stranger to nominations, but light on wins, the Family Feud team is hopeful to bring home an award this year. Gaby Johnston (pictured below), our executive producer and showrunner, said it best, “It’s only been 42 years… let’s not rush things… Anything worth having is worth waiting for!”

The show may never have won in the Outstanding Game Show category, but Johnston and the team take this in stride and celebrate not only this year’s nomination, but also the team’s hard work and joy in producing this beloved show. The nomination includes (from left to right): Julio Alva (Line Producer), Kristin Bjorklund (Co-Executive Producer), Brian Hawley (Co-Executive Producer), Gaby Johnston (Executive Producer and Showrunner), Sara Dansby (Co-Executive Producer), and Bryce Keigley (Producer).

Outstanding Directing for a Game Show
Family Feud
Jeopardy
Let’s Make a Deal
The Price is Right
Who Wants To Be a Millionaire?

Ken Fuchs, our director, whose expansive directorial portfolio includes some of the most popular and influential projects on TV, uses the phrase “cross-genre exceptional” when describing what makes Feud stand out. He elaborated, “Family Feud is a game show, a comedy special, and a reality show all wrapped up into one.”

For over a decade, Fuchs has directed ABC’s mega-hits, The Bachelor and The Bachelorette, and he recently earned both Emmy and DGA nominations for his work on Shark Tank. He’s also honed his comedy chops over the years, working on shows like Later with Greg Kinnear, The Roseanne Show, and Fox’s Emmy-winning variety series, The Ben Stiller Show. He recently directed the CNBC re-boot of Deal Or No Deal which he is very proud of.

And congratulations to Ken and Kate Fuchs, proud parents of 5-month-old baby Bella Fuchs! Ken added “I’d love to win this year so I can put the Emmy statue in my newborn daughter Bella’s room! Every baby needs an Emmy doll!”

Rounding out the nominations is a place in the race for Outstanding Live and Direct to Tape Sound Mixing.

Outstanding Live and Direct to Tape Sound Mixing

The Ellen DeGeneres Show
Family Feud
Let’s Make a Deal
The Price Is Right
Steve

Dirk Sciarrotta, the head of Feud’s sound department, credits a hardworking sound crew for this nod, “I’ve been with the show for 21 seasons now and this is the second time it’s been nominated for sound mixing.” With a sound crew consisting of five people – production mixer, front-of-house mixer, playback mixer, and two floor A-2’s, this team gets the job done, and done well.

The nomination includes:

Production Mixers

Dirk Sciarrotta (left)
Jeff Frickman

Production mixers mix sound for the broadcast that gets aired on television. He/she takes all the microphones, music, game show sound effects, audience reactions, and blend them together for the broadcast.

FOH Mixers

Phil Gebhardt (right)
John Protzgo

The FOH mixer (front-of-house) mixes sound for the studio audience to be able to hear what is happening.

Playback Mixer

Joey Adelman (second from left)

The playback mixer mixes all the pre-recorded music into the show. 

Floor A-2’s

Liza Tan (center)
Lance Gardhouse
Jennifer Rounsaville (second from right)

The floor A-2’s are the audio technicians who place the microphones on the on-camera talent. They are responsible for all audio electronics, microphones, and wiring of the audio design throughout the show. 

The entire Family Feud team is proud of this year’s three nominations, but it’s the fans and families who make every show and season worth celebrating. Congratulations to the other Daytime Emmy nominees – tune in on May 5 to see who walks away with an Emmy (or three)!

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With schedules and DVRs set and viewing parties held, reality shows have no question surpassed the simple label of “guilty pleasure” in favor of widespread popularity. Which is the perfect segue into the Reality TV Awards.

The brainchild of executive producers Kristen Moss and Andrew Ward, this award show was designed to celebrate not only what viewers love to watch, but also the hard work that goes into creating fan favorite shows. Now in its sixth year, the RTVAs rely on industry votes in addition to public voting in determining the night’s big winners. As the reality genre hosts an incredible gamut of choices that are all-inclusive and often inspiring—if not just downright fun—so do these awards.

With 21 categories this year and six brand new “fan favorite” categories (check them all out here), to consider, even voting is entertaining. Bravolebrity? Check. Bad Ass Crew (did you think contestants were out there alone on Deadliest Catch or Life Below Zero?!). Feel Good Shows. Ahhh. Naturally, here at Feud we have a vested interest in this year’s Best Game/Variety Show and Best Host/Hostess, but in the true spirit of reality TV, to each their own!

Whether adrenaline junkies, aspiring chefs, designers, entrepreneurs, and on, as well as opportunities tied to work behind the scenes, Moss has seen people’s lives change incredibly through many of the nominated shows. Through reality TV, “Ordinary people are given an extraordinary opportunity to do something incredible. What makes the RTVAs so special is that our awards give insight into the work it takes to create these shows in addition to what the viewers see.”

We are also very proud of our cousins from Fremantle (Family Feud‘s parent company) which received 9 other nominations as listed below:

America’s Got Talent – Competition Show
America’s Got Talent – Judging Panel
America’s Got Talent – Overall Show
Let’s Make A Deal – Host – Wayne Brady
Married to Medicine – Dynamic Cast-Returning
Match Game – Game Show
The Great Christmas Light Fight – Feel Good Show
The Great Christmas Light Fight – Unique Concept
The Price is Right – Game Show

Last year nearly 1.5 million votes were cast for the awards—will this year surpass that total? Public voting runs live until Monday, March 18, so there’s still time for you to weigh in! Follow this link to vote for your favorites.

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But… what are the MOST-VIEWED Family Feud clips of all time? Well, we’re glad you asked! To satisfy your curiosity we put together TWO all-time most-viewed compilations for your viewing pleasure.

The first features the top ten most-viewed moments from the show…

… and the second contains the 10 most-viewed Fast Money rounds!

We hope you enjoy them!

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After meeting in Nashville in 2016, Dan DeVore and Emily Kadeg happily tied the knot in Charleston, SC, on November 16, 2018. The couple wanted their wedding to be an intimate celebration, and Charleston’s southern charms, activities for their 27 guests of all ages, and the convenient distance from Tennessee made it the perfect weekend destination.

Seeking a special blend of traditional and non-traditional elements for their wedding, the couple partnered with Bouquets & Bowties, a full-service event planning team in Charleston. From there, the couple chose the historic Gadsen House as their venue and began to work with their dream team of vendors to set the rest of the planning into motion.

During a meeting with Chauncey Finch Boykin, owner and lead planner at B&B, Dan and Emily floated the idea of surprising their guests with some sort of Feud tie-in at the reception instead of hiring a DJ or band to perform. Chauncey was elated to hear about the reception theme idea, “We take such pride in personalizing events for every couple – we want each couple to have moments that are truly theirs. I love that Emily and Dan were thinking outside of the box!”

So why Feud? The game holds a special place in the hearts of the couple. For years, Dan’s family has played the mobile app version of the game over the holidays, including the first time that Emily visited during Thanksgiving in 2016. Since then, the couple has been watching Family Feud together almost every night.

Chauncey collaborated with Ann Cunniffe, owner and principal designer of Purple Magnolia Floral Design, to help set the Feud plan into reality. Both big fans of the show, ideas started spinning quickly on how to successfully carry out this theme. Logistics included the right set-up for contestants (and audience members), flowers, décor, Feud questions, and of course a host. Travis from Bouquets & Bowties was enlisted, and voila – host ‘Steve Hairby’ came to be.

After a beautiful wedding ceremony, formal dinner, and cake cutting, the Bouquets & Bowties team filtered in Family Feud’s theme music, welcoming guests into a nearby room decked out for the most elegant showdown show fans have seen. Dan and Emily had agreed to let the planners run with the theme so that most elements of the reception would be a surprise to them as well as their guests. The couple was elated with the end result, “It was so well executed,” Emily shared. “Chauncey is amazing.”

Pictured above, the groom’s sister, Holly, was thrilled by the Feud theme.

Bride vs. Groom, Kadegs vs. DeVores – the guests didn’t waste any time getting into the groove of the game, loving the surprise theme.

“We were excited to create a weekend where everyone could meet and enjoy each other’s company and this worked out even better than we’d hoped,” Dan explained.

While Team DeVore prevailed as Feud champs in the end, Emily’s mother and her uncle Roger delighted in the gameshow atmosphere, holding the Kadeg team strong til the end. Looking to the future, Dan said it best, “Bucking wedding tradition felt right, but this will also be the start of a new family tradition.”

For Chauncey and the planning team, watching the culmination of planning come together to give clients memorable, personalized events is the ultimate reward. This one was hit out of the park, the couple shared, “It was the perfect ending of the wedding day. Everything felt like us.”

What’s next for the couple? Stay tuned to see if their practice makes perfect headway to Feud’s main stage.

Special thanks to the amazing vendors for this celebration weekend: Bouquets & Bowties, Purple Magnolia Floral Design, and Emily Meeks photography.

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