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00:15Hi, I'm Charles Nelson Riley.
00:17And before all the computers crash,
00:19well, you were warned!
00:20I'm enjoying duck pâté and game show finales
00:23in the comfort of my tastefully appointed bunker.
00:25We should all be lucky enough to rise from the ashes
00:28like that 70s success story, Family Feud.
00:31Family Feud is currently alive and well
00:33and hosted by that wonderful Louis Anderson.
00:35But this show you're about to see
00:37is the last of the original run
00:39with that kissing fool,
00:41Richard Dawson, from 1985.
00:44I was still in school.
00:46It's time for the Family Feud.
00:50Introducing the Murphy family,
00:52ready for action.
00:54And the Mackens family,
00:56on your mark,
00:58let's start
01:00the Family Feud!
01:02With the star of Family Feud,
01:08Richard Dawson!
01:11Richard Dawson!
01:33I will never do this show again.
01:35Thank you.
01:41I really thank you.
01:57I really thank you.
01:59But listen, I...
02:01That was very touching
02:03because I got to do at least 30 minutes
02:05of fun and laughter
02:07and you make me want to cry
02:09You're welcome
02:11and I think you've succeeded.
02:13It's our last show
02:15and I have to tell you
02:17that whoever wins this
02:19and they play,
02:21normally they come back,
02:23they won't.
02:25Why'd you do that to me?
02:27Because they love you, Richard.
02:31You can stop me again here, please.
02:35I got to stop.
02:37Listen,
02:41that's very touching
02:43but I'm double parked
02:45and so we have to get on with it.
02:47I just have to thank
02:49this crew.
02:51I'm going to say a few words at the end
02:53but this crew has done every show
02:55that we do here,
02:57the shows that are on other networks
02:59they've been with us nine years
03:01and the men and women that work with ABC
03:03and do this show
03:06and it follows through hell.
03:08You're marvelous.
03:10Thank you.
03:20I haven't heard this many laughs
03:22since George Jessel passed away.
03:24We're going to play the game
03:26and the champs are right here, the Murphys.
03:28Whoa!
03:30You got the money
03:32the last time around,
03:34let me meet your family.
03:36Richard, it's a pleasure
03:38for me to have my children with me today.
03:40My daughter, Kim.
03:42My son, Michael.
03:44Nice to see you, Michael.
03:46My son, Ron II.
03:48Hi, Richard.
03:50And my football player,
03:52Sean Patrick Murphy.
03:54Give him a big welcome.
03:56He's a big one.
04:00The Mackens are here.
04:02Give them a welcome, too.
04:04Hello, my daughter.
04:06I'm glad to meet you.
04:08Let me meet everybody.
04:10Okay, I'd like for you to meet my husband, Jim.
04:12Jim, Richard.
04:14And our daughters, the blondes, Mandy.
04:16Our brunette, Molly.
04:18And the redhead, Betsy.
04:20Hello, Richard.
04:22What's your name?
04:24Hannah Bates.
04:26You came down from Canada.
04:28We're honored that you're here.
04:31All right, now let's win some money.
04:33Okay.
04:35Come, we're going to play the Pew.
04:37Yay, yay.
04:43100 people surveyed.
04:45Top seven answers on the board.
04:47You got to try and get the most popular answer.
04:49Here's the question.
04:51Name something mothers make children wear
04:53for protection.
04:55Yes?
04:57A coat.
04:59We're going to play.
05:01We're going to play.
05:03Nice way to start this.
05:05Welcome, Jim.
05:07What do mothers make children wear for protection, Jim?
05:09Uh, hats.
05:11Hat.
05:13That's the way to play it, Jim.
05:15Good man.
05:17What did you think, Mandy?
05:19I'm going to say a sweater.
05:21A sweater.
05:23Yeah.
05:25What did you think, Molly?
05:27I think they make them wear a mitten.
05:29Mitten.
05:31Yeah.
05:33I like that.
05:35What do I feel?
05:37I can do better than that.
05:41All right, thank you.
05:45Something mothers make children wear
05:47for protection.
05:49On a rainy day, I think they make them wear galoshes.
05:51Galoshes.
05:53Yeah.
05:55Jerry?
05:57Raincoats.
05:59Oh, all coats are up there, my darling.
06:01You gave me coats, remember?
06:03Earmuffs.
06:05No, that's first strike. No problem.
06:07Jim?
06:09I can't think of anything.
06:11Well, just try to think of something
06:13kids would wear for protection.
06:15Gloves.
06:17You already have that.
06:19Boots.
06:21Long pants.
06:24Long pants.
06:26No, but that's better than not saying anything at all.
06:28Mandy?
06:30How about a scarf?
06:32Nice warm scarf.
06:34Jar.
06:36The only thing I can think of is sunscreen.
06:38Sunscreen.
06:40Oh, so they don't cry.
06:42Sunscreen.
06:44Well, that was a good idea.
06:46$97. Come on down, Ron.
06:48Steal it, you get the money.
06:50Pants.
06:52Children wear for protection.
06:54Thermal underwear.
06:56Give me an answer. Thermal underwear.
06:58Thermal underwear gets you $97.
07:00Otherwise, Jerry gets it.
07:02Thermal underwear.
07:04You're on the ball.
07:06Seth?
07:08See, pal.
07:12Boy, my son, I thought I got a standing ovation.
07:14You were all straightening your underwear, weren't you?
07:16We'll be back right after this.
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07:4697 to nothing. Come on, Kemp.
07:51And, uh, wish each other luck.
07:54Wish you luck.
07:56100 people surveyed.
07:58Top five answers on the board.
08:00Here's the question.
08:01Name a state you can recognize by its shape.
08:05Yes.
08:06New York.
08:07New York.
08:08Kemp.
08:09California.
08:10California.
08:12Play or pass?
08:14Play or pass?
08:16Okay, we're gonna play, Richard.
08:17We're gonna play it.
08:18All right.
08:19Mike, how are you?
08:20Thank you.
08:21A state you can recognize by its shape.
08:23Uh, Nevada.
08:24Nevada.
08:25Yeah.
08:26No.
08:27Wrong.
08:28Texas.
08:29Texas.
08:30Yeah.
08:31You got it.
08:32Go on.
08:33Get along.
08:36$100.
08:37Give me a state.
08:38What state?
08:39Hawaii.
08:40Hawaii.
08:41Not there.
08:42Second one.
08:43Wrong.
08:44State you can recognize by its shape.
08:46Oklahoma.
08:47Oklahoma.
08:48No.
08:50$55.
08:51Jerry.
08:52All right.
08:53No time to meditate.
08:54Come over here.
08:55Florida.
08:56State you can recognize.
08:57Florida.
08:58Florida.
08:59Since there you got a big lead.
09:00Florida.
09:01Go on.
09:05Five.
09:07Alaska.
09:09You're in a big lead.
09:11We will return.
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11:15When I'm away, my mother's in charge.
11:18Woo! Look at Grandma!
11:20I know my kids will eat their vegetables.
11:22Who wants more chocolate?
11:23After dinner, she'll make them rinse the really dirty dishes.
11:26Bingo!
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11:38Like mother, like daughter.
11:39Grandma, let's go!
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11:45This is the third time we've gone down the street.
11:47Yeah, but now we're heading north.
11:48Right, but we're trying to go south.
11:52It's pretty amazing what guys will do for the touchable beauty of finesse hair.
12:04I think I'm lost.
12:09Finesse. A girl could get used to this.
12:12Apparently, these things tell you where to go.
12:21Game Show Host.
12:28It's a tough job, but somebody's got to do it.
12:30Best of Family Feud.
12:31Weeknights at 8.30 Eastern, 5.30 Pacific on Game Show Network.
12:41Mac and got it all.
12:42152 to nothing.
12:43I need your mic, sir.
12:46I can imagine.
12:49100 people surveyed.
12:50Top five answers on the board.
12:52Here's the question.
12:53Name a food or beverage you buy at a baseball game.
12:57Yes.
12:58Hot dog.
12:59Hot dog?
13:01Player passed.
13:03I'm going to play it.
13:06A food or beverage you buy at a baseball game.
13:09Beer.
13:10Beer.
13:12Jerry, you have to go.
13:14I'll say peanuts.
13:15Peanuts for Betsy.
13:18Sure.
13:19Jerry?
13:20Popcorn.
13:21Popcorn.
13:23All right.
13:25Food or beverage you buy at a baseball game.
13:27Gim?
13:28Hold on.
13:29Pardon?
13:30Soft drink.
13:31All right.
13:32Soft drink.
13:33Big lead if it's there.
13:34If not, first strike.
13:36Soft drink.
13:37Soft drink.
13:41215 to nothing.
13:42Let's go.
13:50100 people surveyed.
13:51Top four answers on the board.
13:53Here's the question.
13:55Tell me who suffers most when you're in a bad mood.
13:59Yes.
14:00Yourself.
14:01Yourself.
14:03Three answers will beat it.
14:04Your husband.
14:05Your husband?
14:07Play or pass?
14:09Play or pass?
14:10We're gonna play.
14:11We're gonna play.
14:12We're gonna play.
14:13Ron II doesn't have a husband, so he never thought of that.
14:16Maybe your parents.
14:18Parents.
14:19Suffers most when you're in a bad mood.
14:21Parent?
14:27What do you think?
14:30We have ways of making you talk.
14:32Yeah, all right.
14:34You're a significant person in your life.
14:36Your best friend.
14:37Your very best friend.
14:39Best friend?
14:41No.
14:42Who suffers the most when you're in a bad mood, Jim?
14:45Your children.
14:47Your children.
14:53344 to nothing.
14:55Come on.
15:03Double luck.
15:06Be a good time to make a move, Sean.
15:09If we're gonna get in the game.
15:11On who?
15:15If you like schlepping to San Jose, it's all right with me.
15:18Just one hand.
15:20Dollar values are doubled.
15:21100 people surveyed.
15:23Top four answers on the board.
15:24Here's the question.
15:26Name something you serve with eggs.
15:29Bacon.
15:30Bacon?
15:31All right.
15:33I'll play.
15:34Let's do it.
15:36Something you serve with eggs.
15:38Toast.
15:39Toast.
15:43I'm gonna say hash browns.
15:45Hash browns.
15:47No, first one.
15:48Mike?
15:50Coffee.
15:51Coffee?
15:53Something you serve with eggs.
15:55Sausage.
15:56Yeah.
15:57On the second, we said sausage.
16:00All right.
16:02Orange juice.
16:03OJ?
16:06No.
16:07Would you like to be the champ?
16:09Yes, yes.
16:10Give me that answer.
16:11Ham.
16:12Ham.
16:13We're gonna say ham.
16:14You'll serve ham with your eggs?
16:15Mm-hmm.
16:16If you do, it'll be ham all the way to San Jose.
16:19All right.
16:21You got it.
16:23You got it.
16:28You played the one game, but you got the money.
16:30That's the main thing.
16:33There's a lot of people come here and play
16:35and don't win the big one, and you did it.
16:39Also, Sean got through there with a $100 lollipop
16:42and nothing on the board there but $5,665.
16:47My love to Billy Jean.
16:49Billy Jean.
16:50Great man.
16:51Thank you.
16:52I love you.
16:53I love that song.
16:54Thank you for being part of our last show.
16:56Thank you.
16:58Thank you.
16:59Thanks, Mike.
17:00You got it.
17:01Lily, is it Lily?
17:02Yeah, it's Lily.
17:03Thanks again.
17:05I know.
17:07But I'm gonna talk to you after a few games today.
17:09Let's see.
17:11Who'll play?
17:12Come on.
17:15Who's first?
17:16All right.
17:17Mandy and Molly playing for the last time on June.
17:22Right after we watch this.
17:24You're gonna win it, aren't you?
17:26Go on, Mandy.
17:29You're gonna win it.
17:32You played a great game.
17:34Thank you.
17:35Thank you.
17:36Thank you.
17:37Thank you so much.
17:39Great game.
17:48Yummy.
17:51Mmm.
17:52Mashed potatoes.
18:00Introducing new potato-topped hot pies from Swanson.
18:04So good, you'll wonder why no one thought of this before.
18:07Yeah.
18:09I know a mom and dad came down from San Jose.
18:12Do you all live there?
18:13No, I live in Tustin in Orange County.
18:15Do you?
18:16Mm-hmm.
18:17Okay.
18:18You know, we want you to take that money back home.
18:19Thank you.
18:20The last one.
18:21Let's do it.
18:22Everybody, mentally cross your fingers.
18:2415 seconds on the clock, please.
18:29Tell me, how old do you think Ronald Reagan looks like?
18:32I don't know.
18:33I don't know.
18:35Tell me, how old do you think Ronald Reagan looks?
18:3863.
18:40A room where the whole family gathers.
18:42Living room.
18:43An occupation that gives advice.
18:46Psychiatrist.
18:48A part of the telephone.
18:50The receiver.
18:51A color of cake frosting.
18:53White.
18:54Very good.
18:55Thank you.
18:56You got it.
18:58How old do you think President Ronald Reagan looks?
19:01You said...
19:0363.
19:0475.
19:06No.
19:07You said 63.
19:08Survey said...
19:10Oh.
19:12I gave him a help.
19:21A good deed never goes unpunished.
19:24A room where the whole family gathers.
19:26A room where the whole family gathers.
19:28You said...
19:30Living room.
19:31Survey said...
19:35An occupation that gives advice.
19:39Survey said...
19:44A part of the telephone.
19:46Receiver.
19:48Survey...
19:52A color of cake frosting.
19:53You said white.
19:54Survey said...
19:56Oh.
20:02Here comes Dolly Molly.
20:08All right.
20:09Mandy must like you.
20:10She got 172.
20:11Yes.
20:12You just need to get 28 points.
20:13Oh, thank God.
20:14Then you'll be...
20:16I also have to thank Mandy.
20:18Oh, yeah.
20:19I'll do that.
20:20All right.
20:2128 points.
20:2228 points.
20:23You'll be the last family,
20:24and you'll be the winning family.
20:25You'll get the $5,000.
20:26Oh, thank you.
20:27Very last time we're going to say this.
20:29Please remind everyone the great answers Mandy gave us.
20:3220 seconds on the clock.
20:35Tell me how old you think Ronald Reagan looks.
20:3880.
20:49Hold the clock, please.
20:53Please.
20:54Don't do this to me, doll.
20:56I'm going to ask the second question right now.
20:59A room where the whole family gathers.
21:02Living room.
21:03Try again.
21:05Kitchen.
21:06An occupation that gives advice.
21:09Counselor.
21:10Part of the telephone.
21:12The receiver.
21:13Try again.
21:14The bottom part.
21:16A color of...
21:17A color of cake frosting.
21:20Brown.
21:21Brown.
21:22All right.
21:23What did you say for the...
21:26What did you say for the, um...
21:28The phone?
21:29Yeah.
21:30The bottom part that you said it on.
21:31The cradle thing.
21:32Ah, the cradle.
21:33Yeah, the bottom part.
21:35Where shall I put the baby?
21:37What about the bottom part?
21:39Bottom part.
21:41All right.
21:42Good.
21:45Oh.
21:46I hope a crisis comes up internationally
21:49so that the president doesn't see our last show.
21:53Because both you and I will be sent to Grenada.
21:57How old do you think Ronald Reagan is, we ask innocently?
22:02You said...
22:0330.
22:05That was a leading question.
22:06He said...
22:08Five.
22:13You're not alone.
22:14That's good news.
22:16Number one answer was 60.
22:1860.
22:19This is obviously answered by people who are also
22:21being terrified of being deported.
22:23What, dear?
22:24How old is he?
22:25How old?
22:26He's 74, isn't he?
22:27Yeah.
22:28I'd say he looks about 65.
22:30I think his neck looks about 90.
22:33The room where the whole family gathers,
22:35you said the kitchen.
22:37Is there a bet?
22:39You said...
22:44I'm just kidding, Ron.
22:45I'm just kidding, Ron.
22:49Family room, number one for that.
22:53The psychiatrist gives advice.
22:56The receiver on the telephone.
23:00And the color of Kate's costume was white.
23:04The mackerel is at $5,504.
23:09We will return.
23:10We love you.
23:16♪ ♪
23:23How are you, Ruby?
23:24Give me a kiss.
23:25You kiss, old lady?
23:26It must be hard off.
23:27Richard Dawson.
23:28Equal Opportunity Ladies' Man.
23:30Today on Game Show Network.
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24:00All day strong, all day long.
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24:34So the Mackens were our final winning family, and they won $5,504, and I'm proud of them.
24:47I've had the most incredible luck in my career.
24:50I've done lots and lots of jobs, and I've never, ever had a job like Family Feud.
24:57I never dreamed I would ever have a job where so many people could touch me and I could
25:03touch them, and it was, there's a great magic about this show that I've never seen on any
25:10other show.
25:12I want to publicly acknowledge Howard Felsher, who's our executive producer.
25:17He was a producer in the beginning of this show, and he helped steer and guide the way
25:22that we went, and he and I fall a lot of times, but I tell you that he's important and I should
25:30acknowledge him because he was the one with me that we said, let anybody come on this
25:35show, anyone that can play this game, no matter what color or creed, no matter if they're
25:40in a wheelchair or they have no sight, and we've had everybody on the show, and he was
25:46very, very important in that, and I acknowledge and thank him for it.
25:50I thank my crew, and I thank my director already.
25:54I have the best staff you've ever dreamed of.
25:56You can't, but you don't have to dream of them because I'm going to take them with me.
26:01Even if I never work again, they'll just be near me.
26:03They are so special and wonderful.
26:06ABC, Jackie, Smith, Wally Weltman, Josie, Alba, they kept us on the air probably a year
26:13more than they should have because we weren't really helping them, you know, our ratings
26:17weren't that good, and they were so great.
26:21They buried themselves carrying us, and I loved them for that.
26:25Not that I wanted to hurt them, but because I love them, they were good people.
26:30There were people I know that got upset that I kissed people.
26:33I kissed them for luck and love, that's all.
26:36That's what my mother did to me.
26:38There were people upset that I would embrace or hug someone of a different color.
26:44The first time I ever saw people of any color was when D-Day left from my hometown in England
26:50to go and free Europe from the war, and there was every color you could imagine, and I'd
26:54not seen that in England.
26:57And I asked my mother about that, I said, is there something wrong?
27:00She said, God, God makes people, you understand that, don't you?
27:05And I said, yeah.
27:06She said, who makes a rainbow?
27:09I said, God.
27:10She said, I'd never presumed to tell anyone who could make a rainbow what color to make
27:16children.
27:19And she changed my whole life with that statement.
27:23All I can tell you is, this has been a very special nine years of my life.
27:30If I never do another thing, I've met the good, sweet people of the world.
27:37So I leave you with love and for the little girl that nine years ago I first signed to,
27:44I guess she's 13 now, I'll think of you every day.
27:49God bless all the little children in the world.
27:54Thank you.
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