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Members of the cast of Freaks and Geeks appeared on Family Feud in early 2000 appeared on "Family Feud", hosted by Louie Anderson, against the cast of the WB's "Popular", playing for charity. It is reported that 5 shows were aired and the cast of freaks and geeks won at least twice.
Family Feud is an American game show that was created by Mark Goodson and Bill Todman and first premiered on ABC on June 12, 1976 and was first hosted by Hogan's Heroes actor Richard Dawson. The show was based on the bonus round of another show Goodson and Todman made called "Match Game" and has families go head to head as they give answers to survey questions and the winning family goes on to play for $20,000. The show was an immediate success on ABC and the show continues to air on television in syndication with comedian Steve Harvey as host since 2010.


Youtuber by the name of BeingCryptic uploaded in 2018 a 2 minute clip of the show. The user stated he doesn't own the full show.
In early 2000, cast members of the NBC teen comedy drama Freaks and Geeks appeared on Family Feud that at the time was hosted by comedian Louie Anderson. The cast played against the cast of the WB's teen drama "Popular" and the teams played for charity. The teams played a whole five shows with the cast of Freaks and Geeks reportedly winning two of the five games.<ref>https://www.press-citizen.com/story/popcandy/2013/05/31/week-in-pop/2376519/</ref>


Other then that, there's an archived article showing detailing the show and posting a couple screenshots.
After the shows aired, they were never re-aired. This could down to the Louie Anderson era of Family Feud rarely getting re-aired at all. Game Show Network only aired one episode in 2013 and the channel Buzzr (a channel owned by Family Feud's production company Fremantle) only aired a hand full of episodes from 2019 to 2020, though they have released some episodes on Amazon Prime that are now unavailable<ref>https://www.primevideo.com/detail/Family-Feud-with-Louie-Anderson/0SKQQN9BXNDVGW27AWQW9596A8</ref>. Many episodes from this era of Family Feud only survive through home recordings and the Freaks and Geeks versus Popular episodes were no exception. In 2018, YouTube user BeingCryptic uploaded 2 minutes from one of the episodes (exact episode is unknown). He stated in the comment section that he doesn't have the full episode. A fansite dedicated to appearances from the Freaks and Geeks cast has two screenshots from one of the episodes<ref>https://www.oocities.org/freaksgeeksweb/tvapp.html</ref>, meaning that a VHS copy of one of the episodes is in existence. The other episodes from that week are the only episodes from the Louie Anderson era of Family Feud to not resurface.


https://www.oocities.org/freaksgeeksweb/tvapp.html
==Gallery==
===Video===
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===Screenshots===
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Freaksandgeeks.jpg|The set from one of the episodes
Freaksfeud2.jpg|Linda Cardellini and Bryce Johnson at the face off podium
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==References==
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Revision as of 17:41, 24 August 2021

Family Feud 1999.png

The show's logo from 2000

Status: Partially found

Family Feud is an American game show that was created by Mark Goodson and Bill Todman and first premiered on ABC on June 12, 1976 and was first hosted by Hogan's Heroes actor Richard Dawson. The show was based on the bonus round of another show Goodson and Todman made called "Match Game" and has families go head to head as they give answers to survey questions and the winning family goes on to play for $20,000. The show was an immediate success on ABC and the show continues to air on television in syndication with comedian Steve Harvey as host since 2010.

In early 2000, cast members of the NBC teen comedy drama Freaks and Geeks appeared on Family Feud that at the time was hosted by comedian Louie Anderson. The cast played against the cast of the WB's teen drama "Popular" and the teams played for charity. The teams played a whole five shows with the cast of Freaks and Geeks reportedly winning two of the five games.[1]

After the shows aired, they were never re-aired. This could down to the Louie Anderson era of Family Feud rarely getting re-aired at all. Game Show Network only aired one episode in 2013 and the channel Buzzr (a channel owned by Family Feud's production company Fremantle) only aired a hand full of episodes from 2019 to 2020, though they have released some episodes on Amazon Prime that are now unavailable[2]. Many episodes from this era of Family Feud only survive through home recordings and the Freaks and Geeks versus Popular episodes were no exception. In 2018, YouTube user BeingCryptic uploaded 2 minutes from one of the episodes (exact episode is unknown). He stated in the comment section that he doesn't have the full episode. A fansite dedicated to appearances from the Freaks and Geeks cast has two screenshots from one of the episodes[3], meaning that a VHS copy of one of the episodes is in existence. The other episodes from that week are the only episodes from the Louie Anderson era of Family Feud to not resurface.

Gallery

Video

Two minutes from one of the episodes

Screenshots

References