Jo Koy derails Family Feud! (Uncut Episode)

It's time to play "Family Feud!" Give it up for Steve Harvey! - Good to see ya today. Thank y'all very much. I appreciate that. Thank y'all everybody. (audience cheers) Well, welcome to "Family Feud" everybody! I'm your man, Steve Harvey! And we got a special show for you today, folks. It's comedian, actor, and star of the new film, "Easter Sunday," Jo Koy and family. And they're playing for the American Nurses' Foundation. They are playing against Jo's movie mom, actress Lydia Gaston and family

. And they're playin' for Friends of Tapulango. - Tapulanga. - That's as close as I can get, baby. (audience laughs) - Not bad. - I felt in my heart that I had nailed it. (audience laughs) I was completely in. I'm tellin' you right now, I can't even do it no better. (audience laughs) I could try, but I was committed. (audience laughs) Also, everybody, the new movie, "Easter Sunday," is all about what happens when a big crazy family comes together and it's in theaters on August 5th. (audience che

ers) Let's go meet Jo Koy and family! Hey, man. You have my utmost respect, bro. - [Jo] Aw, thank you. - You're a funny dude, man. Let me tell you something, it's one thing to sell out theaters. You have a successful career selling out theaters, but when you sell out arenas, you off in that king territory. - Thank you. Man! - Arenas, you're doin' good, great livin', I mean theaters. You get into arenas, that's your father? - Yep. - That's a bad man right there. (audience laughs) That's a bad, ba

d man. (audience laughs) (audience cheers) Yeah! I very rarely get to hang out with cats like this. We've never hung out, but I know his work 'cause he's a stand up and he's just a monster, man. He's a bad dude, bad dude. - Man, Steve! (audience cheers) - Welcome to the show, bro! - Man, it's an honor. I'm honored. - No, man. I wanted to give you them flowers, dog, 'cause people don't know, man. You gotta check out his Netflix special. I'm tryin' to tell you what funny he is. I know. (audience l

aughs) Huh? How you doin', man? - I'm honored that that you're saying. You're the reason why I do what I do, man. You knocked down all the doors. You continue to do it, bro. (audience cheers) I'm just following your lead, sir. You're the king. You know that and- - Wow. - And I'm just happy that you laid the foundation for comics like us. - Well, man, you a cold cat. I watched your, I mean, look, man, you in the Philippines. I know a little bit about the Philippines 'cause actually- - Obviously,

by that word you said. (audience laughs) - Nailed it. (audience laughs) - Better than me. - I'm very popular in the Philippines. - Yes, you are. - Yeah, yes. (audience laughs) - Yes, you are. - No. - Started out for the wrong reason, but I went to Manila. We did Miss Universe in Manila after I announced the wrong name. (audience groans) - That was, I don't know, man. - Yeah, I gave it to the wrong person. Wasn't my fault really? (audience applauds) But, whatever. (audience laughs) But they wante

d to wait till the next day and correct it in the newspaper and I said no and I went out there and gave it to Pia Wurtzbach who was from the Philippines and she won. So we did Miss Universe in Manila and, oh my God, when I got there, it was the king then me. I was just like, I had 16 armed guards. I was driving around Manila, I was the man! Hey, Koy, introduce everybody, man. - Ah, thank you. This man right here is my best friend and it's also my sister's husband, Andre. I've known him since hig

h school, since 1989. We graduated together, so- - Really? - Yeah, he's been part of the family and it's just really cool that he's actually really part of my family. - Wow. - Yeah, yeah. (audience applauds) Yeah! (audience cheers) And then, and this is who he married, my sister Gemma. That's my right hand, my best friend. She runs my business. I don't trust anybody else. When she's gone, everything just crumbles. I don't even know how to change a plane ticket. I don't know where my credit card

is, when my phone's disconnected. I'm like, "What happened?" - Yeah, yeah. - And then I have to call her. Even when she's on vacation, I call her. So that's my best friend right there, Gemma, and then her beautiful, this is their beautiful daughter, AJ. (audience applauds) (audience cheers) AKA The Star Athlete. She's played for several colleges in basketball and then, of course, she's getting her master's this year. - Wow. - In accounting. - Yeah! (audience cheers) - And, yeah, I love AJ. And t

hen, of course, right there in the caboose area is- You know what? My son. You know what I mean? But he's so talented! He's so funny, Steve! - [Steve] Yeah, yeah, yeah. - And I'm just so honored to be on the road and share these memories with him 'cause he works with me and he rides- - He does? - With me everywhere. Yeah, he goes. - Yeah. - I'ma just tell you a little bit 'cause I got three sons. People like him don't do good in college. They don't do good in college. Don't even worry about it.

- Nope. - I put mine in there and immediately wasted $40,000. I might as well just set my money on fire, man. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. (audience laughs) - He went to college. The Dean was talking to me about it and he said, "Mr. Harvey, you should be more encouraging to your son about college, higher education." (Steve scoffs) I got a high school diploma. I don't know what you talkin' about. I'ma just take my boy outta school. We gonna go see the world, see what we can make out of it after that. So t

hat's how we did it there. How do you pronounce -- Ajaya? - Ajailon. - Ajailon? How old are you? - I am 23. - 23? Oh my goodness. Wow. She's gorgeous. My God! - Thank you. - I have a son and, that's the one I was telling you about that really don't do college, and I heard you mention her getting a master's and all of that. (audience laughs) Gonna be a little drop off there. That's good though. Welcome to the show. Gemma, you run his career, his life? - Yes. - Very well. Dre, what do you do, man?

- I am a high school basketball coach. - Oh man! Come on, man! (audience laughs) Only other gig in the world I would want if I wasn't doing this. - Really? - That's the only, I was a junior high basketball coach, one season. I've never forgot that. - Yeah, junior high is different. - Yeah, yeah. (audience laughs) But I could do high school. I could do college. - Yeah! - Yeah. - I thought it was really cool when he started coaching for AJ. I thought that was a cool moment just seein' Dad coach t

he daughter before she went off to college. - Yeah! - Really? - Yeah. (audience applauds) - She also plays basketball. - Yeah, of course, did you hear Gemma? She's like, "Yeah, he also plays basketball." - No, she plays basketball. - Pretty good too, I bet. - Yeah. - Yeah. (Gemma laughs) Hey man, welcome to the show. Look, be enthusiastic. Enjoy yourself. Have some fun today and win some money for your charity. - Yes. - Okay? Hey! (audience cheers) Let's go meet Lydia Gaston and family! Hello, L

ydia, how are you? - Hi, Steve. - Good, good. You forgive me for gettin' the name wrong? - Tapulanga. - Tapulanga. That's what I said. - You know- - I said that. - You're doing better than me. - Karl, you can't say it either? - Oh no. And we've been married, how long have we been married? 25 years? - 26. - And I know one thing in Ilonggo. - Don't say it. It's a bad word. - No it isn't. I swear it's not. It's not. (speaks in Ilonggo) - That's what I try to learn first is cussin'. - Yeah. - Of cou

rse, yeah. - Well, whenever I learn the language, I wanna learn cussin' first. - Yeah, well- - In case I don't learn it well, I can get you off it. - That's right. That's definitely true. (Steve speaks in foreign language) I dunno what that is, but it sound like, you know? Lydia, how've you been? - I'm good. I'm really excited for the movie to come out. We had a great time last year with Jo, yeah. - [Steve] How long did it take to shoot the movie? - Two and a half months. - Yes. - Almost three m

onths. - In Vancouver last year. - Steve, can I say something? I know it's her turn, but I just want a big shout out to Steven Spielberg. He's the one that produced this movie and he's the one that pushed this all the way through and- - Wow! - If it wasn't for Steve givin' the okay, (audience applauds) our Filipino voice and our culture wouldn't be heard because it almost didn't get made and Steve's the one that made this happen. - Yeah! - That's when your life is changing when you refer to Stev

en Spielberg as Steve. - [Man] I (indistinct) he did that. - Yep, your life is on a rocket ship! "Yeah, you know, Steve and I got together and we..." Well, Lydia, introduce your family. - All right, so this is my husband of 26 years. - I knew it. I knew it, yes. Karl, Karl Greenberg, who's made me Mrs. Greenberg also. But that's not my real name. I mean, that's- - Yeah, it's not, it's a hyphen. It's a hyphenated name. - Miss Lydia, where are we goin'? - I dunno. Like when the repairman comes to

the house, he asks for Mrs. Greenberg, and then he looks at me and he says, "I want Mrs. Greenberg." And I was like, "I'm Mrs. Greenberg." So this is Karl Greenberg. - [Steve] Show him your checkbook They'll get it. - This is Karl. (audience applauds) He works in marketing for NYU Engineering School. - NYU Tandon School of Engineering! And I know it's dangerous to say that here, right, 'cause of the Ramblin' Wreck. - [Steve] Yeah. Well, it don't matter. I don't even know what that is. - I don't-

(audience laughs) - And this is my niece, Nina. She's in high school in Princeton. - High school? - Yeah, she's in high school. She's a junior, right? - Yeah. - A junior in high school and- She's been busy looking at colleges. And this is Nicholas. He's a math major, right? - Yes. - Nicholas. Upstate and- - Oh, Lydia. Do you know Nicholas? - I'm just afraid I'm gonna get things wrong. I'm afraid I'm gonna get things wrong. - Oh, okay. No, don't worry about that. We gonna edit it all together. -

[Nicholas] I swear I wasn't kidnapped. - He is my nephew. - Oh, okay, good. He's in the family. There we go. - [Lydia] My sister's son, smarter than his mother. I'm kidding. (audience laughs) - Wow, wow. (laughter continues) - Oh, this is right from the movie. - This lady right here. This what the movie about right here. (audience laughs) - It is. - Yeah, we gonna take a good look into y'all's culture, baby. It's startin' look a lot like Black people. - Oh my God! - That sounds like the movie.

- It's so true! (audience laughs) - Okay. - Oh my God. - [Lydia] And this is Susanna. She is my niece. She looks different from the rest. So does he. - Whose mother is that? "That's our niece. She looks different. She's the only blonde up here. I know you're wondering what the hell's going on." Susanna, what do you do? - I'm getting my PhD in environmental engineering. - At Yale, at Yale, at Yale. - At Yale? - Mm-hmm. - Oh, okay. (audience cheers) Is this your aunt? - Yes, she's my blood aunt. Y

es. - That's your aunt? - We're blood related. - You're blood related? (audience laughs) They're blood related. (audience laughs) Nicholas, what do you do? - I study computing and applied math at UB. But, other than that, I'm usually sleeping or writing music. - Help me out understand something, Nicholas. When you say applied math, what, what does that mean? - It's computer science for people that don't like themselves. I'm joking. (audience laughs) It's basically- (Jo laughs) - [Jo] Oh man. - H

e said, "I'm joking." I was like. I'm usually pretty good at that. That's a good way to describe it though. So what are you studying, Nina? - I'm still in high school, so- - Everything. - So everything. - So obviously at this high school you don't study. - What do you think if you, have you thought about a career path maybe? - Yeah. I'd really like to be a lawyer. - Really? - Yes. - Yeah! (audience applauds) - Is she your niece? - [Lydia] She is my niece. Yes. - Well, welcome to the show, folks.

- Thanks, thank you. - Yeah! - This is gonna be way more fun than I thought it was 'cause of her! (audience laughs) Hey, y'all, let's get it on! Give me Jo Koy! Give me Lydia! - Let's go! Let's go! (audience applauds) - Top seven answers on the board, here we go. Name something shocking your mom announces on the family Zoom call. Jo. - She's pregnant. - She's preg- (audience gasps) She's pregnant. (audience applauds) - Hey! (Koy family cheers) Ready? We're gonna play, we're gonna go and play. -

Hey, Dre, gimme something shocking your mom announces on the family Zoom call. - Sick. - She's sick. (audience applauds) - Good answer. - Constipated. - Gemma? - She wants gifts from everyone. - [Steve] She wants gifts from everyone. She wants gifts from everybody. (audience applauds) AJ. I can call you AJ? - Yeah. - AJ, name something shocking your mom announces on the family Zoom call. - Finances. - Finances. - Good answer. (audience laughs) (buzzer buzzes) (audience groans) - Gosh! - Joseph.

- Yeah? - My man, we got two strikes, gotta be careful. Gaston family can steal. Something shocking your mom announces on the family Zoom call? - Grades? (audience laughs) - What? What, what's the question? - Grades, grades? - I don't think it's grades. - Grades? - Oh, you gonna bring that up? (audience laughs) "You gonna bing up these damn grades, huh, Mama? You thought this was a good time?" Brought up the grades! (indistinct) (audience applauds) - Oh no! - Name something shocking your mom an

nounces on the family Zoom call. - She's divorcing my father. - She's divorcing the father! Number Seven- - Quitting/Retiring. - Six- - Moving away. - Four? - Randy/Sex life. - Three. - New man/Affair. - Let's go to question two. Gimme Dre! Gimme Karl! (upbeat music) - Let's go Dre! - Thank you. (Karl chuckles) - All right, guys, top six answers on the board. Name a traffic sign a woman might say when a jerk at a bar says, "What's your sign?" - Dre. - Stop. - Stop. (audience applauds) - Yeah! (b

ell rings) - Play, play, play, play! (audience cheers) - Hey, Gemma, name a traffic sign a woman might say when a jerk at a bar says, "What's your sign?" - Yield! - Yield. - Yeah! - Yield! - AJ, do you drive? - Yes. - Okay, this'll be good. Name a traffic sign a woman might say when a jerk at a bar says, "What's your sign?" - Slow down. - Slow down. - Yes, yes! (audience applauds) Good answer, good answer! - [Steve] That was a good answer. Joseph? - Yeah. - Do you drive? - No. - Okay. (Joseph la

ughs) Well, hopefully you lookin' out the window. Name a traffic sign a woman might say when a jerk at a bar says, "What's your sign?" - I'm gonna say, go. - Go. - Whoa! - [Gemma] Good answer; that was good. - What? - No! - That was a good answer. All right, we gotta be careful now. We got two strikes. The Gaston family can steal. Name a traffic sign a woman might say when a jerk at a bar says, "What's your sign?" - Railroad. (audience laughs) Railroad. - Railroad! - It's a railroad. - Railroad!

- It's a railroad. - Good answer, good answer! - You don't wanna, don't come here. It's a railroad. I've heard, a lady said that to me one time. I was like, "What's your name?" And she's like, "Train is crossing." And she walked the other way. I swear, Steve. I swear if they would've asked me in this survey, it would be one point. It would be number six. (audience laughs) - Yes, yes! - Yeah. Use that! You know what? Ladies, use that. If someone walks up to you and goes, "What's your sign?" Go "

Man, railroad, railroad, railroad." - Good answer; good answer! - Railroad. It's up there, Steve. It's number six for sure. (audience laughs) Oh man. - At least you have low expectations. That's good. "It's up there, Steve. It's six." Railroad crossing! - Man! - No! - Lydia, name a traffic sign a woman might say when a jerk at a bar says, "What's your sign?" - Curves ahead. (audience oohs) - Curves ahead! - Yes! - Yeah! - Number six. - Curves ahead! (bell rings) - Exit. - Exit! - Oh, exit. - Fiv

e. - Make a U-Turn. - Four? - Wrong way. - Two? - Do not enter. - Well, (upbeat music) Koy family got 79. Gaston family got 43. Remember the goal is 300 points so don't go away, everybody. We'll be right back. Welcome back to "Family Feud," everybody! Koy family 79. Gaston family 43. Give me Gemma. Give me Nina. Ladies, point values are doubled. Top six answers are on the board. Name something from work that a fireman might get in trouble for taking home with him. - Gemma. - Important paperwork.

- Important paperwork! (women giggle) (bell rings) - Yeah! - Yeah. (buzzer buzzes) - [Jo] Play, play, play, play! - We're gonna play, Steve! - Okay, we gonna play. They gonna play. (audience applauds) - AJ, name something from work that a fireman might get in trouble for taking home with him. - A hose. - His hose! (audience applauds) - Good answer. - Now, Joseph, come on, man. - I got this. - [Steve] I got a feeling we gonna nail this one. - Me too. - We gonna throw this up against the wall, ba

by! - Yep. - Joseph, name something from work that a fireman might get in trouble for taking home with him. - I'm gonna say the fire trucks. (audience cheers) - Can't take that truck! You cannot take the fire truck to the house! - Number one! - Number one! - Name something from work that a fireman might get in trouble for taking home with him. - The boots. - The boots! (audience applauds) The boots. (bell rings) - Yes! (audience cheers) - Dre, name something from work that a fireman might get in

trouble for taking home with him. - The ladder, Steve. - The ladder! - The ladder. - Yeah! - Everybody (indistinct). - What? - I dunno. - Well, see, folks. Let me help you understand something. This is game of luck and guesses. You can actually give a good answer and it not be on the board. Ladder should have been up there, but the hundred people we talked to that day, "What the hell I need to carry a ladder? I got a ladder at the house already." Gemma, name something from work that a fireman m

ight get in trouble for takin' home with him. - Oh man, the mascot. - The mascot. - I love that. - The mascot, they have dogs. - At (indistinct). - At the truck stop. - My wife, man. My wife. (Gemma laughs) I'm a defender. - Dre says, "It's my wife, man. (Gemma laughs) Good answer, good answer." - I'm ridin' with her. (Jo and Gemma laughs) - Hey, Gemma- - Oh, boy. - Just for me. (Gemma giggles) I haven't been in the firehouse since we went on the field trip in school. I don't know what I missed.

What mascot did they have? (audience laughs) - They have dalmatians or dogs or something. - Oh! - On the fire trucks. - Yeah? - Yeah! - Oh! - Yeah! - I was looking for a dummy with a helmet and mask on, you know like at the game. - No, no. Keep the stress level down, have a pet. - Okay. You just gonna dig the hole deeper. She goes, "Reduce the stress level. Take the dalmatian home and call it a mascot!" AJ, we got two strikes now. We gotta be careful. - You got this, AJ. - The Gaston family can

steal. Gimme something from work a fireman might get in trouble for taking home with them. - A co-worker. - Whoa! - Yeah, good answer! - A co-worker! (buzzer buzzes) - What? (audience cheers) - That woulda been a better answer. (audience groans) - Name something from work that a fireman might get in trouble for taking home with him. - An ax. - The ax! - Six! - The pole. - Gaston family 201. (upbeat music) Koy family got 79. Folks, it's still anybody's game right now. One of you gonna win it whe

n we come back. Don't go away. - All right, let's go! Give me AJ, gimme Nicholas! All right, guys. Here we go. Point values are tripled. Top four answers on the board. We asked 100 women. Name a sport that you think would be fun to grab the players' buns. Nicholas. - Football. - Football! (audience applauds) Pass or play? That's okay. Just go ahead. Get you ass- (audience laughs) - We asked 100 women. Name a sport you think would be fun to grab the players' buns. - Baseball. - Baseball! - Lydia!

- Yes! - We ask 100 women. Name a sport you think would be fun to grab the players' buns? - Wrestling. - Wrestling! - Hey Karl- - Oh no. - Only one strike. Talked to 100 women. Name a sport you think would be fun to grab the players' buns. - Base, uh, soccer, soccer. - Soccer! (audience applauds) - Not that I would do it. (bell rings) Yes. - One answer left. Nina, if it's there darling, your family wins the game. If it's not there, you're still alive, only one strike. We asked 100 women. Name a

sport you think would be fun to grab the players' buns. - Basketball. (audience applauds) - Basketball for the win! Appreciate it. We gonna make a donation to your foundation anyway. You're a bad man, boy. - Thanks. - No, for real. - Thank you, Steve. - Hey, I need two of you! I need two of you! I got Nina. I got Nicholas. Get your ass over here, man! Did I ask you to come over here? Thanks for playin'! We gonna make a donation to your charity just for being good sports. We'll be right back. Fa

st Money after this. Welcome back to the "Feud," everybody! The Gaston family won the game! And now it's time to play- - [Audience] Fast Money! - All right, now, Nina, Nicholas is off stage. I'm gonna ask you five questions in 20 seconds. If you can't think of something, you just say pass. If you and Nicholas together come up with 200 points, look right there, tell 'em what you're playin' for. - $20,000 for the Friends of Tapulanga. - All right, you ready? - Yes! - All right, 20 seconds on the c

lock, please. We asked 100 men. How often do you call your mother? - Every day. - Name something you buy the most often at the supermarket? - Milk. - Name something people take with them to the laundromat. - Detergent. - [Steve] Name an instrument you associate with country music. - Guitar. - Name a way to get from one hole to the next on a golf course. - Walk. (bell rings rapidly) - That's good. (audience cheers) Yeah, you can turn all the way around. There we go. We asked 100 men. How often do

you call your mother? You said every day. Survey said. Name something you buy the most often at the supermarket. You said you buy milk. Survey said. Name something people take with them to the laundromat. You said detergent. Survey said. Name an instrument you associate with country music. You said le guitar. Survey said. (bell rings) Wow! Name a way to get from one hole to the next on the golf course. You said walk. Survey said. Nicholas, you're into applied math. So let me ask you a question.

Nicholas, how many points do you think Nina got? - Hopefully 200. (audience laughs) - I got ready to push your little ass down. Okay, well, she didn't get 200 or else you wouldn't have jogged your little ass out here. Give me your best guess. - 150. - 150? She got 170. (audience cheers) That is an outstanding score! We need 30 points to win the money, you focus and we gonna win a lot of money for your charity, okay? All right, I'm gonna ask you the same five questions. You cannot duplicate the

answers. If you do, you're gonna hear this sound. (buzzer buzzes) I'm gonna say try again. You gimme another answer. It's gonna be a little bit tougher this time so we're gonna give you 25 seconds. You ready? - Yes, sir. - All right, let's remind everybody of Nina's answers. (electronic beep) 25 seconds on the clock, please. (bell rings) We asked 100 men. How often do you call your mother? - Once a month. - [Steve] Name something you buy the most often at the supermarket. - Bananas. - [Steve] Na

me something people take with them to the laundromat. - A bin. - [Steve] Name an instrument you associate with country music. - Guitar. - Try again. - Drums. - [Steve] Name a way to get from one hole to the next on the golf course. (buzzer buzzes) Didn't you hear me? Name a way to gift from one hole to the next on the golf course. - Walking. (buzzer buzzes) - Try again. - Cart. - All right, here we go. We need 30 points. We asked 100 men. How often do you call your mother? You said. (electronic

beep) Damn. (audience laughs) - That's not me. (audience laughs) That's not me. - Well, who the hell you think we's talking about? - The 100 men. - I said 100 men and your ass is a man and you sitting up here calling your mama once a month? Call your mama some more! (Jo laughs) Once a month, you go, you, boy! Survey said. That's 11 people going to hell. Number one answer was once a week. 20 points, name something you buy the most of at the supermarket. You said. (scoffs) Jesus. (electronic beep)

- That's what I buy a lot. - Oh now it's about you now? - You're right. You're right. You're right. - Oh, a minute ago, a minute ago about them men. Now all of a sudden you gonna relate to the damn question. Bananas! Survey said. - I can't believe- - There is no way 19 people said bananas! There is- - I was actually one of those. - There is no way! We have got to have, this boy got to be rigged for celebrities. There's no way in hell 19 people said bananas. Who the hell go there and buy the mos

t damn bananas? All them grapes sitting over there and you'd have bought more bananas than grapes? You are one point away. I don't know what you said. Number one answer was milk, by the way. Nina was killin' it. Name something people take with them to the laundromat. You said. What, what did he say? (electronic beep) A what? A bin? (Nicholas sighs) Oh, a basket. - Yeah. - Oh, oh, okay. Survey said. Detergent, detergent was number one. Guitar was number one and a golf cart was number one. Well th

at's $20,000 for the- Tapulanga! I'd like to thank Jo and Lydia and their families for coming on and hanging out with us right here on "Family Feud." Hey, listen, don't forget to go see the new film "Easter Sunday." It's in theaters August 5th. I'm Steve Harvey, everybody. We'll see you next time.