Steve then lost it, shaking his head, putting his cards on his podium and walking off the set as he pointed to the board and yelled 'horse. You couldn't tell me a dog was going to be up there.' The Shahs went on to correctly guess 'lion' and 'sparrow,' but incorrectly call out 'bunny' and 'fish.' As Steve said, 'Dog is on the damn board, I'm done,' he made his way back to Sonam, the family member who originally guessed 'dog.' This time around she guessed 'horse.' Steve was shocked, telling the family to, 'Say whatever you want to say,' adding, 'It's wide open now. But they then said 'dog,' which, believe it or not, was on the board. The Peregrine series is a pair of novels, set in the English Middle ages, about a family feud that spans several generations. They first guessed 'cat,' which was the number one answer. In 2002, the 2002-05 set of Family Feud was used in the FOX television special called TVs Funniest Game Shows: Part 2 hosted by Richard Karn. The Shah family was naming animals that women actually like being compared to. The 1987 film Lethal Weapon (originally released on March 6, 1987) a clip of Family Feud (Dawson) can be seen in both Riggs apartment and Murtaghs kitchen The 1987 film The Running Man. On a recent show however, one family's answers had him walking off the game show's set. The first to reach a set number of points/dollars (originally 200 in the pilot and first season, then 300, and 400 during. This show is where two families battle it out by answering surveys to win points/dollars.

Sometimes they make him wonder about the contestants, other times they offend him, and sometimes they make him ready to quit. Family Feud is a spin-off from Match Game’s big money 'Super Match' bonus round. Two families try to match answers to a series of questions with those given in a survey of 100 people. As host of Family Feud, Steve Harvey has heard his share of crazy responses. Family Feud: With Richard Dawson, Scott Shimamoto.

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