Family Feud

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The game of Family Feud features two families (five contestants each) who face-off in a spirited competition to guess the correct responses to a popular survey. The phrase "Survey says" was born on Family Feud and has since become a household expression. Mark Goodson came up with the idea for Family Feud from one of his other hit game shows, Match Game.

The "audience match" round of Match Game featured panelist Richard Dawson and a contestant trying to match the correct response to an audience survey. The segment became so popular, pretty soon the survey, Richard Dawson and the Family Feud were on the air!

Family Feud was originally hosted by Richard Dawson and ran on the ABC Network from July 1976 to June 1985. Family Feud ran again on the CBS Network from 1988 to 1993 and was hosted by Ray Combs.

IF YOU OR YOUR FAMILY WOULD LIKE TO BE CONTESTANTS AND WILL BE IN THE LOS ANGELES AREA THIS FALL, CALL 323 520 5000

The key to Family Feud's tremendous success over the years is in the format:

- Families competing as a unit
- The popular survey
- A funny, likeable host

Family Feud has been awarded the Daytime Emmy for "Outstanding Game Show". Louie Anderson has been awarded an Emmy for his work on the animated children's series Life With Louie.

Family Feud is looking for people all across America to participate in our surveys.

If you are 18 or older, and you'd like to participate in the survey, write your name and address on a postcard and mail it to:

Family Feud Surveys
Pearson Television
P.O.Box 4360
Hollywood, CA 90078

Or go to the online survey at www.uproar.com

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