2:09

3 karate kid bullys on the right family.

Now cut that out!

I watched this syndicated version of Family Feud (w/ Ray Combs) on Washington, D.C. NBC affiliate WRC in Maryland from 1988-1991, during the late 80's to early 90's, while also being aired on CBS on its daytime schedule on Weekday Mornings at the same time.

I’ll go lower again @ 12:27.

What kind of costume does dave have on? Who is he dressed as? What character?

$5,000 on the Daytime Version, and $10,000 on the Nighttime Version

Australia

It's said that syndicated *"Feud"* replaced the original *"$100,000 Pyramid"* in a lot of markets... Just like the daytime version succeeded CBS' *"$25,000 Pyramid."*

I miss Ray on Family Feud he was a fun host

This was the premiere episode for all but the NBC stations due to the Summer Olympics that year. Syndicated Family Feud would premiere October 3, 1988 on NBC stations.

7:19 NO!!!

This will be the Family Feud premire episode of the syndicated (evening) version. Two families are battling it out for fast Money on an evening version. Because it's the evening version, they will be going for $10,000.

You said sports. You're 64 points away and it is possible. What did the survery say? Only 20. Surprisingly, the number one answer was comics. 156 at $5 a point give our family $780.

Can you get 96 for the 10,000?

Turn around. Can you get 103 for the 5,000?

FAMILY FEUD was Also Running Weekday Mornings on CBS

Very intense game! Ray should've said, "I gotta say to both these families, you've made this the most exciting game we've had in a long time!"

Name your first job to earn money, "Paper route." I had a friend who did that. But because so much news is now digital, having a paper route is a thing of the past. Too bad for kids. I'm surprised "Bagging groceries" isn't there.

it was a 2009 RERUN on GSN

15:54 and 17:54 - For the Raritan Toll Plaza South

17:15 and 18:47 - For the Bergen Toll Plaza North

Clinton was President.

Episode #0226

Woof!!

Bumblebee ray combs 🐝🐝

I love it when they come back!

Family Feud SYN 9/20/88, #002

Family Feud SYN 9/19/88, #001

I've never seen four zeros. 0000

mark vat

The format changes seemed like novel ways to revamp the format begore it got stale. Ray was about as good as Richard was and while the new ideas up the ante, they do drag at times. Later revivals dropped it all, though many new hosts didn't have the charisma. Save for Steve Harvey, he could counter anything a contestant would say (even with the more modern approaches shows have taken) and make it even more funny, and is probably my all-time favorite host nowadays...

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Ireland ray 🇮🇪

HALLOWEEN NIGHT

Rapp family seem like a bunch of pricks.

Ray looks good in tights! If you think *that's* outrageous, you should have seen Richard in a tight red track suit with the name "Dawson" on the back of the top in white letters. I don't know the exact date of that episode, though; I only know it was in the late 1970s

Anyone got the air date of this show?

The First Nighttime Episode

Did Bob stop introducing Lacy and Suzannah at the beginning of the show from this moment on for some reason?

Bob forgot to I touch the two dealers at the beginning. Either he forgot or they weren't ready by the time the camera started filming.

I swear I've heard the Sears question in an episode of the 1978 Card Sharks on NBC.

Do you have the Family Feud Blain family episodes from Richard Karn's first season in 2002? If so, could you upload them?

Family Feud October 1988 Episode Please?

Do you have Card Sharks-March 20, 1987? If so, can you upload it please?

Family Feud September 26, 1988 episode please 🙏🏿

Do You Have Family Feud Challenge June 29th 1992 Brand New Bullseye Game?

Gene Wood sounds like he has a cold

Do you have anymore Family Feud episodes from syndication September 19th 1977 and October 1st to 31st November 1st and November 30th and December 1st and Christmas holiday episodes and New Year’s Eve December 31st 1977 and New Year’s Day January 2nd 1978 and September 5th 1978 and New Year’s Day January 1st 1979 and January 31st 1979 and December 24th Christmas Eve December 25th Christmas Day 1981 and January 5th 1982 and late 1983 episodes November 5th and December 19th and Christmas holiday episodes and New Year’s Eve December 31st 1983 and New Year’s Day January 2nd 1984 and September 28th 1984

Keep em' coming bro!!