Family Feud

Family Feud is a television game show in which teams representing families compete to name the most popular answers to survey questions.

Fast Money: A timed bonus round in which two teammates answer survey questions for a chance to win a cash prize. The show’s final round turns survey-answer guessing into a timed team challenge.
Mark Goodson: An American television producer who co-created and produced numerous game shows, including Family Feud. His production company developed the original show.
Steve Harvey: An American comedian and television host who has hosted the syndicated American Family Feud since 2010. His reactions and comic timing define the show's modern American run.
Catchphrase: A short, memorable phrase repeatedly associated with a person, character, or program. “Survey says” became a recognizable phrase beyond the game itself.
Survey says: A catchphrase popularized by Family Feud, spoken when a contestant’s answer appears on the survey board. The phrase announces that a guess matches a surveyed response.
Bill Todman: An American television producer and business partner of Mark Goodson, known for producing game shows. His partnership with Goodson helped bring Family Feud to television.
Louie Anderson: An American comedian who hosted the syndicated Family Feud from 1999 to 2002. His tenure represents one of the show's many distinct hosting eras.
Internet meme: A piece of media or an idea that spreads and is adapted through online sharing. Clips of contestants and hosts have circulated widely as comic online material.
Opinion poll: A survey that measures the views, preferences, or reported behavior of a group. Poll results supply the answers contestants try to predict.
Richard Dawson: An English-American actor and television host who hosted the original Family Feud from 1976 to 1985. His warm, improvisational hosting helped establish the show's early identity.

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