[music] ANNOUNCER: It's time
for the "Family Feud". Introducing the Bosheff family. Charity, Hope, Bob, Faith, and Gordon
ready for action. And the Lamping family. Janet, Tom, Bill, Gloria, and Danny. On your marks,
let's start the "Family Feud". [cheers and applause] With the star
of "Family Feud", Richard Dawson. [cheers continue] ♪♪♪ Thank you. Well, I hope Santa brought you
everything you asked for. Good. They obviously got
nothing at all, these poor devils. Well, we'll find
something for 'e
m. Here's the champs, Bosheffs. [cheers and applause] How much have you won? - $16,306.
- Oh, my God. [cheers and applause] Let's meet your family. I have my sister Hope, my brother-in-law,
her husband Bob. My sister Faith,
and her husband Gordon. - Gordon, right.
- You look very nice. Did you get a new suit
for Christmas? No, I got a new vest,
Gene gave me... [laughter] He must've made it
out of his jacket. - I think he did, yeah.
- [laughter] Last time we got together,
there was a missing jack
et. It's pretty close to... - Good match.
- Very nice. Yeah, we played
tic-tac-toe on here. [laughter] And we got a challenger called the Lamping family. [cheers and applause] How are you, Janet? Hi, I'm fine. - Merry Christmas.
- Merry Christmas to you. Who've you got with you,
darling? Well, I have
my wonderful husband Tom, my brother-in-law Bill, and he's married
to my sister Gloria, and our baby brother Danny. - How you doing, Richard?
- Nice to see you, Danny. [overlapping chatter] How long
have you been
married to Tom? Three years
and only two fights. Really? [laughter] Boy, that's excellent. - Isn't that?
- More than Too Tall Jones. What did you fight over? Oh, I knew you were
gonna ask that. One, I don't think
I should say it on the air. Just say it. It was over
how to flush a toilet. [laughter] There's not a lot of
option there, is there? He said I broke it,
and then I went outside, I was so mad,
and I didn't break it. And he said, "This is how
you flush a toilet." And my feel
ings
got really hurt 'cause I know
how to flush a toilet. I think everybody knows how
to flush a toilet. [audience exclaiming] Shame on you, Tom. I bet he apologized later. Well, it took him
maybe about half an hour. He let me do all
the cutting on the edge and then he apologized, yeah,
that's what he did. The ol' Tom Sawyer gag. - He's a pretty good guy.
- What was the other thing? - Um, well...
- [flushing sound effect] The first time we came to
try out on the "Family Feud"... I took him-- I t
ook his suit
to the cleaners. - [sound effect intensifies]
- You hear that? Does that mean
I'm out of time? No, no, they're learning
to flush a toilet. [laughter] What was the other thing? Okay, see these buttons
on your suit? I took his brown suit
to the cleaners, and the buttons
came back yellow. And he got mad at me 'cause... - You blamed her for that?
- No, I blamed the cleaners. No, but he yelled at me
about it. And that was
your second fight? That was only two, and we don't
have any more f
ights. Well, thank goodness
you never sent your toilet to the cleaners,
you'd really be in trouble. No more fights, let's play
the "Feud", come on. [cheers and applause] That's good... Been married for... Married three years,
and only two fights. I think that's pretty good,
and two children. - That's excellent.
- Oh, really? Well, then you
made up both times. - We made up.
- [laughter] 100 people surveyed, top five answers on the board, you gotta try and find
the most popular answer. Here's the
question. Besides a bathing suit, name something people wear
in the water. [buzzing in] Uh, an inner tube. Inner tube? [buzzer] A life jacket? Life jacket. You got it. Gonna play or pass? [family shouting] We're gonna play, Richard. - [humming]
- Come on, Tom. - How you doing?
- Pretty good, how you doing? So are you the carpenter,
are you a carpenter? I used to be a carpenter. Oh, what do you do now? I'm now a deputy sheriff for the Los Angeles County
sheriff's department. Oh, but you still--
y
ou still do that? - Carpentry work?
- Yeah, I like that. Yes, I do. I built a box. [laughter] I have, it's a lot of hard work
to do that properly. Yeah. Well, he can appreciate it,
you wouldn't, Gene. A square box, you can
put anything in it. Besides a bathing suit, name something people
wear in the water, Tom. How about a birthday suit? Ooh, good answer! Birthday suit. [buzzer] What about one with
yellow butt-- alright. [laughter] That's a strike, Bill. You get three of those,
they get a chance
to steal. - Come on, Danny.
- Well, I tell you, I'm not a very good swimmer,
so I like to use-- - I'll pass you then.
- No, wait, wait. [laughter] - I like to use swim fins.
- Fins! Fins? There ya go. That's excellent. And you are pretty. - How you doing?
- I'm fine. What do you think?
Besides a bathing suit, something people wear
in the water. Well, you have
to wear a mask when you go snorkeling. Good answer, alright! Mask! [buzzer] Second strike.
Danny? - How you doing.
- I can't complain. Th
at's good. Considering we're working
over the holidays. Besides a bathing suit, name something people
wear in the water. I'm gonna have to say
a bathing cap. Cap, very nice answer. If bathing cap's there,
you're okay. If not, third strike and they get
a chance to steal. Cap. [cheers and applause] Very good. - Janet, he's pretty good.
- He's good, isn't he? Um, well, if-- scuba divers,
they would have to wear a tank or-- wouldn't they? - They would, indeed.
- Okay. If tank is there,
you're alrigh
t. If not, third strike. A tank? - [buzzer]
- Not there. $59. Wet suit. Wet suit!
Wet suit! Okay, we're going
with wet suit. - Wet suit.
- Wet suit. If wet suit's there,
you get the $59. If not, the Lampings get it. A wet suit. [cheers and applause] Number three? ALL: Goggles. Alright, alright. Or a smile. Or a frown if you see
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the United States. - Name one.
- [buzzing in] - Elm Street.
- Elm. [ding] Two answers better. - Philadelphia?
- Philadelphia. [buzzer] [family shouting] We're gonna play, Richard. Gonna play? Okay. Philadelphia. [scattered laughs] There are some...
[laughs] Philadelphia, where the... Where did she get
Philadelphia from? Darling, just a matter
of interest. Where did Philadelphia
come from? We live off of Phi
ladelphia. [laughter] [whistles] There are some street names common to cities all
across the United States. Excluding Philadelphia Street,
give me another one. Let's take a cruise
down Main Street. - Main.
- Good answer! Good answer! Main! [cheers and applause] Well done.
Gloria? I'm gonna say Maple. - Alright!
- Maple? You got it. I'm gonna say Broadway. Broadway. They're looking
for Broadway. - Yeah!
- Very good. One more and
you've got it all. I think I'm gonna have
to fight with Danny, he to
ok my answer. Um, uh... okay, um... Guam hasn't been taken
in all fairness. Philadelphia was,
but Guam is available. Ben-Hur, that's what
we live on. Ben-Hur, okay. Love Ben... [laughter] Well, the year's
nearly over. Ben-Hur. No, I am surprised. [audience boos] No, I'm as surprised as you are
that it's not there. - [laughter]
- There are some street names common to cities
all across the US. Name one, Tom. Uh... uh... I can't think of one. [buzzer] That's okay. Bill, Bill? Well, I'm not sure
if
this is right, but Washington was
our first president. And could that be it?
Washington! [family shouting] Compared to Philadelphia
and Ben-Hur, it's an Academy Award answer. - Yeah!
- [laughter] For the money,
Washington. - [buzzer]
- Not there. $90 for you. First Street, First Street,
First Street! - First Street!
- First Street. If First Street's there,
you get the $90 and a big lead in the game. If not, the Lampings get it. First? [cheers and applause] Number five, please? ALL: Park. Tongsun
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the champs 59. [cheers and applause] ♪♪♪ Dollar values are doubled. 100 people surveyed, top three answers
on the board. Here's the question. Name something people steal
from abandoned cars. [buzzing in] - Tires.
- Tires! [cheers and applause] We'll play! We'll play!
We're gonna play, Richard. [family cheering] BOB: Whoo! Once you get over your shyness,
you're gonna be okay. [laughter] Something people steal
from abandone
d cars. The stereo. Of course. Okay, okay, okay! Stereo! Very good. [cheers and applause] Hubcaps. Good answer, Gordon.
Good answer! Used to be an actor,
didn't it? Worked with Rip Torn. Hub Cap. Lived on Philadelphia Street. Hubcap? Yeah. [cheers and applause] How about the steering wheel? [family shouting] Any of our 100 people
say a steering wheel? - [buzzer]
- They did not. First strike.
Something people steal from abandoned cars. It might be kind of hard,
but the engine? Yeah, good answer!
Good answer! That doesn't include here
whether it was hard or not, so let's see if it's there. Engine. [cheers and applause] I got it, I've got it. Don't get it on me. - [laughter]
- Okay, Bob, let's do it. The seats.
Yeah, alright, alright! Seat's there, clean sweep,
if not, second strike. Seats. [buzzer] Okay, come on, Faith. [whispers]
They didn't have it. - Hello.
- Hi. Something people steal
from abandoned cars. - Come on.
- How about the cars themselves? - Okay...
- Alright, alright... [fa
mily shouting] If car's there,
you're okay. If not, third strike. Cars! - [buzzer]
- Not there. Well, $160 waiting for you. - [family shouting]
- [timer buzzing] Guess what we've
decided on? - A battery.
- Battery, okay. [family shouting] Battery's there,
you get the 160. If not,
Charity and her family get it. Battery. [cheers and applause] 250, 59, let's go. [cheers and applause] ♪♪♪ Dollar values
are still doubled. 100 people surveyed and the top four answers
are on the board. Here's the quest
ion. Name something women
try to guess about men. [buzzing in] - Age.
- Age. [cheers and applause] [family shouting] We're gonna play. - See that number there?
- Yeah? That's my age. It is? Woohoo, now we know. Well, I'm lucky it wasn't 71. [laughter] Something women try
to guess about men, Danny. I'm gonna say
their occupation. - Ah-ha.
- Good answer! Is he occupied? [cheers and applause] Very good. Now, some women, not me... Of course not, we don't want
fight number three to come out between y
ou and Tom. They would look at
a handsome man and wonder if he's married. - Good answer!
- Good answer! Are you married? [laughter] No, I'm not married. But you are to a big sheriff. I may look like a fool,
but I'm not an idiot. If he also was a carpenter, he'd hit me over the head
with a big lump of wood. But no, I'm not married.
You have any more sisters? No, but I have two beautiful
little daughters if you can wait, or... No, that's the reason
Roman Polanski's living outside of the country. [
laughter] - Thank you very much, though.
- You're welcome. Married to a sheriff,
and trying to fix me up with her daughters. You're all heart on
this Christmas... [overlapping chatter] Married. Yeah! [cheers and applause] Very good. Something women try
to guess about men. There is one answer up there. If you give it to me, Tom,
you'll be the champs. You'll play for $5,000. How about if he cheats
on his wife? - Oh, dear.
- He better not. [laughter] - Do y-- I'm sorry.
- No, no, no. - That's a goo
d answer.
- You think women think that about men? I don't know. Women try to guess
about a man, I wonder if he cheats. Well, if it's there,
you got it. Cheats. - [buzzer]
- First strike. Now, most women are interested
in a lot of things but... Who said that? Sonny Bono,
I think said that, didn't he? But most women are
wondering if the guy, or trying to guess if a guy
is loaded or has money. - Ah.
- Money. [family shouting] Now, that I think
is a good answer. Very good. Have you written a lot? Ha
ve I written? I don't know, you just made that
sound so interesting. [laughter] I'm expecting it to come out
in short story form. Didn't he get your
attention there? He did me, I wondered
where he was going with it. Are they loaded? Much moolah. [laughter] Well, if it's there, you've got it all,
y'all will be the champs. If not, second strike, Got your little fingers crossed? Yeah! Used to see me do that
on "Match Game". Loaded. [cheers and applause] ♪♪♪ Did you g--
what'd you have? Sex life. [l
aughter] Their answer they were gonna
steal with was sex life. [laughter] - Wonder...
- Always wonder those things... Yeah, that's right. Been going over my mind
recently, I've come to the conclusion
I don't have one. You have $59 there, darling, but we add it to $16,306. Alright, alright! [cheers and applause] ♪♪♪ Who's gonna play?
Come on. Who's first? You're first? Tom and Danny are
going for the money right after we watch this. [cheers and applause] Al ri gh ty , ch am p, we g ot D an ny o f
f st ag e, earphones on,
he can't hear us. We'll surprise him with
a nice, big score. We'd love you
to get the money. Give me 15 seconds please. Name the age when women
start lying about their age. 30. Something a man wears
to relax in. A bath robe. Something salty. Crackers. An activity that
is good for your heart. Running. Something thieves
steal from homes. TVs. Turn around, Tom. [cheers and applause] Name the age women stop lying
about their age. You said 30. Survey said... [cheers and appla
use] Something a man wears
to relax in. You said a ballroom dress. Oh, I'm sorry, no,
a bathrobe. [laughter] Survey said... [cheers and applause] Something salty.
You said crackers. Which I thought you were when
you gave me that answer, but it might be good. Survey said... 3, you have 75. An activity that is good
for your heart. You said breathing? Running. Survey said... [cheers and applause] Something thieves
steal from homes. You said television. And our survey said... Look at that.
Clear the
board. [cheers and applause] Here's Danny, let's go. [cheers continue] Danny, I'm gonna ask you
the same questions I asked Tom. You cannot duplicate
his answers. - If you do, you hear this.
- [buzz buzz] I'll say try again, you give me
another answer, okay? Alrighty, please remind
everyone the answers that Tom gave us,
give me 20 seconds on the clock. We wish you luck,
young man, here you go. Name the age when women
start lying about their age. - 30.
- Try again. 40. Something a man wears
to re
lax in. - A robe.
- Try again. Swimming trunks. Something salty. Pretzels. An activity that
is good for your heart. - Running.
- Try again. Bicycling. Something thieves
steal from homes. - Money.
- Turn around. [cheers and applause] Notice that you would've
had good answers, he'd already given them,
you doubled up a lot. The age when women start
lying about their age. You said 40. You're 15 points away from $5,000. Number one answer,
by the way, was 30. Survey said... Oh, almost. [cheers and app
lause] What a sense of drama, he has. 199. Something a man wears
to relax in. I'm a little worried
about you here, Danny. You said the ol' bathing suit,
didn't you? - Yeah.
- Yeah... I was gonna say
birthday suit. Sheriff Tom makes
a lot of arrests with guys that wear
bathing trunks. They're usually around
apartment houses, Danny. You're too young to know
about that, btu you only need one point. Survey said... Zero. Slippers, number one answer. Something salty. You said pretzels. Now, that's got
ta be wroth
one, hasn't it? Ocean was the number one answer,
believe it or not. But we just need one point.
Don't even look, kid. Survey said... Did you get it?
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