Family Feud (1976)

At the heart of the iconic TV game show "Family Feud" lies an electrifying battle of wit and speed. Orchestrated by the charismatic Richard Dawson, the show invites two families, one reigning champion and a new challenger, to engage in an exhilarating contest of minds. These families, identified by their last names, lock horns in a race to match answers to intriguing survey questions, such as "Name a famous George," based on the responses of 100 surveyed individuals. The Family Feud Survey Board, a tableau of answers ranging from the popular to the obscure, plays the role of judge and jury, revealing the number of people who gave each answer. As dollar figures accumulate in the bank, the stakes rise, with families gunning to name the most popular answers before striking out three times with responses not on the board. In a thrilling twist, three strikes present the rival family with an opportunity to steal the bank by identifying a single unrevealed answer. The winning family is determined by who amasses a certain sum first, which escalated from $200 in 1976 to $400 by 1984. The victorious family then steps into the high-stakes arena of "Fast Money," where two members aim to secure the top answers to five questions. An impressive score of 200 points wins them a whopping $5000, while anything less earns a consolation bonus of $5 per point. In the syndicated version that kicked off in 1977, every episode introduces two new families, transforming the game into a ceaseless carousel of fresh faces and thrilling competition. Here, the Fast Money round's reward is doubled, elevating the game's thrill factor to an all-time high. "Family Feud" is a thrilling blend of quick thinking, strategy, and the unpredictability of public opinion, making every episode an unforgettable ride of high-stakes family fun.

Family Feud is a comedy show featuring Richard Dawson.

Family Feud is currently streaming on fuboTV.