Family Feud - Ray Combs' Last Episode (5/27/1994)

A damn fine way to go out. One of the worst fast money playings ever and a heartbreaking exit for the show's host - to the point he immediately walked offstage as soon as he closed the show.

[@samsticka]

Ray just left the stage, didn't talk to anybody. He just got into his car and drove away. Too bad. His life was coming apart and he felt powerless to fix it. Sad.

[@johnnycash578]

it happens its happening to me now I got scammed I made the mistake of trusting people and lost 80% of my retirement life is cruel and people are horrible liars and the law does not care or help i feel ray's pain like many keep fighting and get even at least !!!

[@marcpower4167]

I can't imagine how hard that was for Ray, the way they axed from feud was pretty cold, they were already taping new episodes with Richard Dawson while Ray was finishing up his run. Wasn't his fault the ratings were going down, he even got nominated for the Emmy that year. Beyond that he was in financial trouble, about to lose his house, had trouble finding work, he and his wife were going through a divorce, his car accident which reportedly left him in pain for the remainder of his life.

[@marcpower4167]

​@@johnnycash578I hope things are going better for you now. I've always believed that the universe is in a constant state of flux, you'll have good runs and bad runs but very rare you end up perfectly in the middle. The key is ride through the rough times and better days will come.

[@riley1049]

While the credits were rolling, Ray Combs actually left the studio, got in his car, and drove away.

[@Idi0cracy]

I recently read that the guy who played the dad on "ALF" did exactly the same thing. He just collected his belongings then left in complete silence after the final take on the last show. In his defense, years afterward he said that it didn't really matter what he thought about the show because it brought so many people happiness. Correct attitude.

[@gunnarbiker]

The family is looking back like "Where did Ray go?". What a sad story of Ray Combs. Poor guy was underrated.

[@jakepaas2475]

Knowing Ray's backstory this episode was difficult to watch.

[@JayVision4383]

It hurts me to see this Mr Combs’ career crumble….I’m a person that deals with anxiety and depression and it was a time when I wanted to throw in the towel….makes me cry thinking about it and to read Ray’s personal life and death about him being fired from Family Feud was disappointing and heartbreaking….he was way before my time but I could tell that he was a good guy and a funny man to host the Feud….continue to rest Mr Combs…❤

[@marcpower4167]

I think what happened towards the end, Ray didn't want to be a game show host and longed for an acting or comedy gig. But it never really came. I hear he did do a pilot for a talk show but it wasn't picked up. Essentially I think he got typecasted as a game show host and in the mid 90s game shows weren't "hip" anymore. So the jobs were few and far between. He did do family challenge but apparently he hated it and just did it because "it was a gig".

[@heelpayne420]

Ray combs was underrated. Poor guy had a rough end to his life

[@ralphrichard8431]

he sure did

[@DanielMamora]

If Ray was still here, he could’ve been the perfect successor for Bob Barker on The Price Is Right

[@worldwide4376]

The Price Is Right is soon Drew Barrymore in 2021.

[@edwardsmith3532]

We'll never know. He gave up. Never give up

[@Rockabillyman26]

If Ray was still alive today, he could of also been the perfect replacement for Alex Trebek on jeopardy.

[@camerondavila5881]

maybe even Jeopardy who knows

[@FormulaPunRacer]

Exactly what I was thinking

[@thezenitsufan1249]

You could tell Ray was really bitter about being replaced by the same man who had preceded him as host, Richard Dawson

[@AllenMQuinn]

20:18 Apparently he walked right off the set, didn't say goodbye and just left the studio and that was it.

[@QuantumBryan]

​@Cut. TV The show was dying and Harvey revived it, even bringing it above Wheel of Fortune in 2015. A lot of humor nowadays is considered "dirty" so it is just getting with the times. Cards Against Humanity is a good example of this after becoming the number one card game in 2011... Family Feud is obviously doing something right because the show was heading down the toilet. The target audience is no longer people like you, so if you don't like it, don't watch it. But don't call it a "shell of what it once was" when Harvey has been doing a phenomenal job keeping the show relevant.

[@davidng2336]

@ATechnaKilla Hunz Really? Explain to me please (besides the Asian remarks).

[@SwaggyDuck-]

@ATechnaKilla Hunz how

[@dvh3113]

@@QuantumBryan Harvey is an abrasive sandpaper "man". GTFOOH!

[@brklyn345]

@@QuantumBryan Yeah, it is a shell of what it once was. Part of the charm of the Dawson and Combs version were the emcee's introduction of the families, with the door opening, and the heads of the families introducing the members. They don't do that nowadays. It's lame. No knock against Steve Harvey, but it's barely watchable.

[@justinroark88]

19:30, what an utterly shocking moment, as he was going off-script. It's a sad moment in television history.

[@johnnycash578]

nobody's safe ! I trusted some people and I got scammed out of a lot of my retirement and it hurts the only thing that keeps going I'm not letting the bad guys win I would never kill myself before getting even lol! I really feel for ray he got hit hard

[@jaylene.turner6524]

An episode before that when he was doing the Bullseye round, he said, “Oh,how I wish it would land on me now”.😔

[@MrRobertito17]

I am so sad knowing today that he already passed away. I did not know this. We are watching his reruns on Buzzr TV during this pandemic and he was all happy showing off his kids on the show. I am so sad watching this episode. :-(

[@justinfontaine5539]

screw the pandemic and screw china. ruined the world

[@PlayaPotna1984]

I was a kid (early 80s baby) when Ray Combs hosted Family Feud, and when he did Family Challenge on the Family Channel later on but haven't paid him attention since. When I got in my early 20s I decided to look Ray up to see what he was up to, but I was crushed when I learned years too late that he was gone. I can only imagine what life would've been if Ray was still here. R.I.P.

[@peterkuykendall2367]

Rest in peace, Ray Combs (April 3rd, 1956 - June 2nd, 1996).

[@RobertoLopez-xb1mj]

Tomorrow, on June 2, marks the 25 year anniversary of the day Ray Combs died. He was a great host when I used to watch him on Family Feud back in the day. He'll be sorely missed.

[@Ally_Rayne6]

@@RobertoLopez-xb1mj Yeah he passed after I was born.

[@dr.alexander7039]

Richard Dawson also died on June 2nd exactly 16 years later in 2012

[@rudyiraheta80]

@@dr.alexander7039 on this date 4 leap years ago

[@stevevaughn5365]

He still kept his self-deprecating humor. He told me after his final show "they didn't even offer me a Tetley Tea Bag as a departing gift! 🤣"

[@ajk]

How did you know Ray?

[@stevevaughn5365]

@@ajk He came from my hometown of Hamilton, Ohio. I am news director for the radio station in town, and he always came back for charity work, or to run his comedy club in Cincinnati. I interviewed him on several occasions.

[@ajk]

@@stevevaughn5365 Interesting and cool. How much interaction did you have with him in his last 2 years post Feud? Curious how you woulda saw him change/or not in that time.

[@stevevaughn5365]

@@ajk The last few years were mostly phone conversations. I remember in the fall of 1994. This had to have been after his wreck. Hamilton High School beat Princeton, a HUGE upset in local high school football. I believe he had a son on the team, if I'm not mistaken. He called the station to listen to the entire game on hold over the phone from California. When they picked up after the game, he was in tears. That game was a huge deal to the locals. Early on, when he first became Family Feud host, he was actually at the station, and called my wife and wished her a happy birthday at work. He did a local Family Feud fundraiser featuring officials from the cities of Hamilton and Fairfield. He also built a youth baseball field. He was very active in his hometown.

[@ajk]

@@stevevaughn5365 He sounded like a really good guy, shame how things ended up for him. Had to be rough on you and others who knew him in the area when he killed himself. Can you clarify something for me incidentally? Bobby Heenan (RIP to him too), famed wrestler, manager and commentator from the 60's through the early 2000's wrote about Ray and his experiences being on Family Feud with him in the early 90's in his first book, stating that Ray felt demeaned doing a game show, but having as many kids as he had he had to support them somehow, so he did what he had to. Knowing him as well as you clearly did, would you say what Bobby said was true? How did Ray feel/like doing Feud from your perspective? Did he like it? Or did he really want more than that for himself ultimately?

[@XakTerrible]

My favorite host ever. Dude was super charismatic and fun to watch.

[@eric21200]

I know. I used to like it when a real tall contestant was on and he stood on chairs and the like. He also got picked up fairly often by a winning family lol.

[@mrmanitoba]

He makes that comment and no one knows at the moment it was his last taped episode.

[@drewzuhosky6826]

The same day as _The Arsenio Hall Show's_ last broadcast in its original format.

[@smill1985]

Wow. Didn't realize that.

[@dimitriberozny3729]

If Mark Goodson Jr would have been smart,when his Dad passed away,and he inherited his Dad’s production company,he would have sold the rights of the show to FOX instead of picking on Ray Combs and making his life miserable!!

[@MAGNUM05]

A sad ending for Ray Combs' happy days

[@friedaclaxton5950]

This really resonates with me. I was fired from a good job for ridiculous reasons. Wasn’t even allowed to go back and retrieve my things. It sent me into a deep depression. I pray I don’t suffer the same fate as this poor man.

[@neilm2794]

same thing happened to me 6 years ago. With the perspective of time the best advice I can offer is to think of your life as a book that you're writing. Someone closed that chapter on you, but you still have the power to turn the page and write new chapters. When Ray gave up he allowed his story to be written by others. Don't give them the power to occupy your thoughts. Looking back, the best revenge I got was never having to see them or speak to them again. That gives me the power to keep that chapter closed, on my terms. It's your life and your story -- write it how you want it written.

[@peterkuykendall2367]

Rest in peace, Gene Woods (October 20th, 1925 - May 21st, 2004).

[@spencerkarterlive7378]

Gene Wood died on the day of my High School Graduation in 2004.

[@chriswideman1218]

@@spencerkarterlive7378 yep you and me both graduated Emerald High Class of 04!

[@MrDash03]

I feel so bad for Ray Combs. He was a great host and was my favorite one, but CBS decided he wasn’t going to be the host anymore so they could bring back Dawson, which didn’t improve ratings. The host wasn’t the problem. The show just wasn’t popular anymore because Wheel of Fortune premiered. The show was tired and needed a facelift, not a new host. Sadly, he was in a terrible car accident that affected him for the remainder of his life and caused massive depression which led to him divorcing his wife and later took his own life. I still remember the article about him in People Magazine where it showed his ex wife holding their son looking broken.

[@eric21200]

Exactly. As you said, the problem here was the format. What they should never have done was introduce the bullseye round. After that the show was never the same.

[@MrDash03]

@@eric21200 I agree

[@nathanrichards7930]

It wasn't CBS who decided that Combs needed to stop hosting the late 80s era Family Feud, it was the producers at Mark Goodson Productions on behalf of distributor All American Television (who would later acquire MGP from Mark's son Jonathan) who was threatening to stop distributing Feud unless if changes were made because of low viewership at the time. And the CBS (daytime) version was cancelled a year prior to Combs termination.

[@good03boy]

​@@nathanrichards7930Jonathan Goodson wanted Richard Dawson as host again even though his father Mark Goodson volved never to work with Richard Dawson again.

[@troyhall4039]

Mark Goodson loved Ray Combs, but the son Jonathon wanted Richard Dawson and to me Richard didn’t have that drive he once had because he made a promise to his daughter that he wouldn’t kiss woman on the show no more because he got married plus when Dawson came back the family contestants was reduced from 5 to 4 players from each family.

[@HelloThere-jd8vd]

I didnt know he hung himself with bed sheets in a psychiatric ward while on suicide watch until right now. How could that happen? They would never leave a patient with noose material these days in their room. They were so neglectful in this case. I hope his family sued the pants off the hospital.

[@Noone9227]

Better than everyone else that hosted. Not obnoxious, not narcissistic.

[@jerseysowndjmartini6767]

He almost had a self depricating humor about him.

[@darkenergy410]

Didnt know he died. dang he seemd like a really cool guy

[@cbalducc]

In an October 1996 issue of People Magazine is an article about Ray Combs’s family and the deep debts he left behind. A stand-up comedian who knew Ray said he didn’t manage his money, that he wrote a lot of checks to people in his hometown of Hamilton, Ohio. He funded two comedy clubs in that town, which may not be large enough to support one. In short, Ray spent money as fast as he made it. So when he was kicked to the curb from Family Feud, he had no safety net. Sure, he had a wife and six kids, but if he had managed his money, he could have held on until he found more work. I also think Ray should have found someone to help him deal with the ruthlessness of the entertainment business.

[@philipcooley879]

His name is Christ Jesus.

[@cW20070]

The way he was talking he sure Was upset and the way he look at the camera

[@sheekaloca]

The comment to the guy after he got no points in fast money is haunting.

[@edwardreantaso2559]

Ray was out of control the episode prior he must have found out that he was being fired

[@jaylene.turner6524]

Yeah. He already knew midway into his final season.

[@Ddog2k3]

Man Ray Combs was funny and awesome, I remember back in 1996 I hear on the radio Ray’s passing it saddens me to hear about that. May he continue to Rest In Peace 🙏

[@cW20070]

I hope he’s ok up in heaven

[@jaw-knee-5]

Dude was the guest ring announcer for the eight-man tag match at WrestleMania VIII.

[@michaelmarriott1177]

and the Harts match in Survivor Series '93

[@jaylene.turner6524]

It’s so sad how his life ended.

[@carolki1315]

Hard to picture him, banging his head against the walls and destroying all his furniture 😢 I’m really really sorry he had so many problems and felt he couldn’t overcome them.

[@crackerjack4833]

Family Feud has changed soooooo much since the good old "oldschool" days!!! I miss them days. @Prime Replay I wish you would have included the commercials... Not that I like commercials but that nostalgia bro 🤣🤣

[@philipcooley879]

Even the one with Richard Dawson

[@danielwebster5748]

This was the one where Ray Combs walked off the set and just drove home without letting them know and I can't blame him. Rest in peace Ray Combs you were definitely going through a lot. Losing your job can't find any work eventually fighting with and losing your wife that would be too much for a lot of men to bear. I am holding up but only because I have grandkids.

[@WaileaGurl]

Such a heartbreaking episode 😢

[@deekaye9403]

I read that Johnny Carson sent his widow 25k with a note saying I hope this relieves some of the burden. RIP Ray

[@agbook2007]

They were separated but never finalized their divorce. It was a tragic ending.

[@erikbunty2016]

Ray was hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt. $25K barely scratched the surface.

[@shdz57]

The money was to cover funeral and burial.

[@shdz57]

​@erikbunty2016 Money was for funeral and burial services.

[@CreativityMovement]

Miss this guy 🙏🙏🙏

[@Corrieography]

20:16 he literally just fucked off and went straight home. Fucking legend. RIP Ray Combs.

[@johnnycash578]

literally how literally? explain the misuse of the word literally ?!

[@int109]

My rankings of Family Feud hosts: 1. Ray Combs 2. Richard Dawson 3. Steve Harvey 4. Louie Anderson 5. John O'Hurley 6. Richard Karn

[@terminat1]

Why is Karn last?

[@WaileaGurl]

@@terminat1less popular

[@cindyrussell1581]

Only 2 good hosts Richard Dawson and Ray Combs.

[@D0ntTaseM3Br0]

Ray was fucking awesome... I am still in shock he killed himself to this day :(

[@agbook2007]

It was not the same day, but it's still tragic.

[@maximusprime3459]

Poor Ray.😢

[@chriswideman1218]

Ray Combs last Family Feud ended the same year (1994) when Arsenio Hall ended his late night show and WGN ended its Illinois Lottery game show $100,000 Fortune Hunt and replaced it with Illinois Instant Riches. At the time this last episode of Ray Combs Family Feud aired a lot of TV stations dropped Family Feud by then (like Charlotte NC) or placed it in the wee hours of the morning. My CBS affiliate WSPA channel 7 moved it to 1:35 am (Combs last season) until they dropped it and ABC affiliate WLOS channel 13 picked up Richard Dawson's return of the Feud that year.

[@PedroLopezBeanEater]

To say Ray was disappointed in the winning family’s effort in the bonus game is an understatement…

[@enpaaliteligpanda]

I know this is from 94, but man... If I just saw it without a date, I would have guessed 1979, which is probably the last time they updated anything in that studio.

[@TheNotoriousJP]

20:18 Ray be like “fuck this place”

[@chriswideman1218]

20:12 "Thank you Gene, for the Feud I'm Ray Combs, we'll see you next time!" (Points microphone to the camera. Looks at the young kid thinking "why you not at home listening to Tupac songs?" 2 contestants saying "What's up Ray?" Ray said "Ahh screw y'all". And walks away from the set. And walks out of the building saying "All y'all traitors and Richard Dawson can kiss my you know what!" Got in the car and drove away into the sunset.)

[@HappySnoutHour]

I remember this episode well because I wasn't in school and home sick. Ray was always sarcastic and as far as that went the show was normal. The reason Ray "left the show and didn't talk to no one" was they staged it where Ray rode (I believe in a Camaro) off the studio lot after the credits finished. While Ray wasn't happy with the show being cancelled I heard that after he left the stage they cut and he went back out and said bye to everyone in the studio. It was like every other taping except where he rides off and wish that CBS original episode was on YT.

[@svart_kors]

The Oprah quip made me chuckle.

[@aaronbaker5887]

Before the final week of the CBS Version of Family Feud, it also concludes the series finale of Star Trek: The Next Generation in the episode "All Good Things...".

[@goatcheese4me]

Definitely one of the best episodes of the entire Trek universe.

[@mikekling5880]

Did the viewers know going in, this was Ray's last episode?

[@annorabelle]

I don’t believe so.

[@michaelmarriott1177]

no but Ray did.

[@bengibson3298]

No, not the crew, not the contestants, not Gene Wood, not the in studio audience and not the home viewers. Only Ray, the producers, and the network knew he was fired.

[@jamesrobinson9642]

Yes, sadly, this Friday, May 27, 1994 was last day of late Mr. Raymond "Ray" N. Combs Jr. as "Family Feud" host though for now, with its new host(only shortly) being again the late Mr. Richard Dawson, still, apparently, late Mr. Eugene "Gene" E. Wood was its studio announcer! (However, also, with late Gene as studio announcer, for 2 last years[of Ray's lifetime], Ray Combs Jr. became host of new game show called "Family Challenge", though after his Sunday, June 2, 1996 unfortunate death, Mr. Michael Burger replaced him as its host!)

[@alexwells9948]

7:23 Don't shake his hand too hard Nathan

[@sportshistorybuff]

Did Combs have just the two comedy clubs in Cincy, or more elsewhere? For people slamming on his ex-wife, its worth remembering that near the end, Combs' behavior became erratic, worrisome even in the home. Banging one's head bloody against a wall is not far removed from lashing out physically against others. Milder expressions of this behavior may have happened in their marriage before they separated. When children are involved, their safety has to be the priority, no matter how much one loves their spouse. For people who have been committed to a hospital in his situation, shouldn't it be basic safety not to have a clothes bar in the closet?

[@sportshistorybuff]

@@daffyduckfan4478 I saw a comment on this video below which suggested that.

[@carolki1315]

It probably was very humiliating to have to find a job, and everybody knows who he is. I really feel for the guy. I just hope he’s in a better place today.😢 but I’ll say this he was fun to watch on family feud back then!

[@alexwells9948]

6:46 Nathan has enthusiasm than Ray Combs

[@BuddyBoy600alt]

I know Louie Anderson always leaves the stage before credits rolls. Back when became the new host.

[@edithturner6119]

What a talented man. How sad.😢

[@iguana9173]

Wow so Steve Harvey wasn’t the first time a contestant got 5 zeros in the fast money round.

[@LeoVargas94Oficial]

This also happened on the U.S. Spanish-language version ("Que Dice la Gente?") shortly before Steve Harvey became the host of Family Feud.

[@carolki1315]

Does anyone know what he said at the end? I couldn’t make out what he said when he said his name.

[@knagl]

He said, "Thank you Gene, for the Feud I'm Ray Combs, see you next time!"

[@bruceleeroy8302]

They were much harder back then than they are now. For instance, they didn't take the last answer of the first money player when he said it at the buzzard, even though Ray stuttered through one of the questions. Then, they didn't accept truck but car was the number 1 answer. Normally they'd be counted the same.

[@alexwells9948]

14:27 Great question Sally and that's got to be number one

[@alexwells9948]

14:18 Excellent question Rick and that's number 3

[@alexwells9948]

14:59 The Beckwith family is on the board

[@alexwells9948]

8:17 Oh Oprah wouldn't be surprised if Ray Combs insults her about her size

[@vicroberts3080]

LOL! he walked out the room the way my wife does when I start talking about how Christopher Nolan's Batman is by far the superior iteration and Heath's joker is forever #1

[@GameShowFan9001]

He had major emotional issues at the time though (depression among others I think) brought about partially by the announcement in 1993 that he would be fired in 1994 in favor of bringing back original host Richard Dawson, and I read he didn't even say goodbye to any of the crew or anything, just walked out, suffered more emotional issues later on (and a car accident in July(?)) and then committed suicide by hanging in June(?) 1996 and had attempted suicide multiple times beforehand, banging his head against walls hard enough to draw blood and destroying furniture in his own home

[@rwboa22]

@@GameShowFan9001 let's just say that his financial situation was so dire that Johnny Carson, who helped give Ray Combs his big break on TV as a guest on "The Tonight Show", helped pay for his funeral.

[@alexwells9948]

14:55 That's a good question Rick

[@alexwells9948]

12:51 Yeah I had a fear of heights and when I was on top of the Empire State Building I was petrified

[@alexwells9948]

That's number 2

[@alexwells9948]

7:02 Oh yeah my mom watch TV all the time and my dad does mopping the floor and clean the bathroom too

[@thegreyavenger2]

The contestants showed class by waving goodbye to him at least

[@kamronrhodes5151]

Ray Comb’s hosting Feud was over

[@alexwells9948]

It was because one of the worst Fast Money in history

[@TBONE_2004]

@@alexwells9948 Incorrect. It was because Mark Goodson Productions unfairly fired him and replaced him with Richard Dawson, and his life was already going to shit.

[@alexwells9948]

@@TBONE_2004 Ray Combs passed away in 1996

[@alexwells9948]

@@TBONE_2004 After Richard Dawson returns to Family Feud ratings tumbled

[@spacemanmonster23]

God this is so depressing.....

[@redmanr5522]

Memorial Day 5/27/24 marked the 30th anniversary

[@carolki1315]

And I don’t care if anybody anybody says Ray Holmes was the best host on family feud! Hard to believe the ratings were dipping, because he was always so charismatic.

[@alexwells9948]

Btw the Tran family returned during Richard Dawson's return of the Family Feud

[@alexwells9948]

8:32 Tim my mom can't cook too because she felt exhausted and I fill in for her so i made Noodles with Broccoli and Chicken

[@alexwells9948]

19:12 Number one answer is Shopping Mall

[@alexwells9948]

19:17 Number one answer is Horsefly

[@alexwells9948]

18:19 Oh dear he's off again

[@duaneanderson6198]

I miss 1994

[@SinisterScoundrel6562]

He always had the Microphone to his lips!😂

[@lazybacon7520]

19:38 bro look at that tongue in his cheek, he is getting piiiised

[@alexwells9948]

19:47 Number one answer is Car

[@billd3060]

Ray was a bit of a dick to the Tran guy art the end. You could see he was very bitter

[@MysteryLady81]

Ray was devastating handsome ❤

[@therussianspy5882]

Two things about the fast money round. If "car" was the number one answer for the fifth question, I'm a bit surprised that "truck" wasn't used interchangeably (i.e. I felt that they should have been given the points). Secondly, the producers or whomever is in charge of the you've-duplicated-the-answer buzzer screwed up when the second contestant said "husband" - if that netted zero points then it clearly was being used interchangeably with "boyfriend." That being said, the second fast money player unfortunately seemed so unprepared that even if he was asked to give another answer for the fourth question, it likely wouldn't have made a difference. And yeah, RIP Ray Combs. As great as Richard Dawson was, Ray Combs will always always always be my favourite Family Feud host.

[@alexwells9948]

19:03 Number one answer is Brick

[@donwilliams7561]

2 yrs later ,Ray went on hosting Fsmily Channel's Family Challenge for one season before his death and be replaced by Michael Burgurner.

[@jonnieb4]

He ran off stage at the end

[@alexwells9948]

18:15 No Ray same size

[@halriggs9328]

Why was ray replaced

[@bengibson3298]

The producers wanted to boost the ratings so to that they brought back Dawson. The ratings were even worse than before and the show went off the air until 1999 when the modern version was born

[@alexwells9948]

77 x $5 = $385

[@alexwells9948]

19:26 Number one answer was Boyfriends

[@mikev4089]

At 12:50 weird how he touched the female contestant’s face.

[@jro3213]

im thinking she had a hair out of place stuck there and he brushed it aside

[@alexwells9948]

8:14

[@Roadsurfer2k11]

Wow I've never seen this version of FF with bullseye round. Original was always the best. "I feel so tall" 😂 i swear hes not the 5'8 claimed and more like 5'3, cause so many episodes of him towered by everyone. You'll find his and other of the host's episodes on Pluto TV (FF channel) watching now..

[@danielwebster5748]

I am a man but I have to admit the two men would be the last to play for fast money both of them got multiple strikes as a matter of fact one of them was all strikes why would you send him to play that's stupid

[@Videokid703]

20:14 no next time

[@alexwells9948]

2:52 If i said the number one answer is Betty White i hit the Bullseye

[@PedroLopezBeanEater]

This is taking anti-Asian racism a bit too far…