[announcer] it's time for a second chance at family feud
Canada, welcoming back from kitchener,
Ontario, the herbert family.
[cheering and applause]
And returning from pictou, nova scotia, the marks family.
And now, the star of our show, gerry dee!
[cheering and applause]
Hey, welcome to family feud canada.
And no, you're not having déjà vu.
We're excited to kick off the season featuring some
Of our most memorable families and giving them
A second chance at $10,000.
After a less-than-stellar first try,
They're back for redemption as well
Let's meet them, the herbert family.
Welcome back, jay.
Yay, gerry, nice to to see you. Good, good.
- How are you? - You too.
I'm great.
Remind us who you brought with you.
Yeah, absolutely.
So I have my amazing father, raymond, yeah,
My little brother, shemar, my amazing aunt madeline, and
My stellar sister, rochelle.
And gerry, I know that last time our answers were-- meh.
But this time, our answers are going to be--
Hey!
All right, ready to bring it.
Yeah, we're ready.
- Raymond, you're ready? - Ready.
You got your own little treats.
You want to tell us what the plate is?
I'm going to leave it to madeline.
So this is what you call a traditional fried dough.
It's called johnny cakes.
And the reason they're there is because it's
Going to be an incentive for raymond to give the right
Answers, because every time he gives a correct answer,
He gets to eat a johnny cake.
Yeah.
You struggled with getting your own answers last time.
Were you a little nervous?
Ah, just a touch.
That's ok.
We said some of the same answers that were
On the board already, maybe.
But the thing is, we know, as people of our family,
The herberts, we really do well with food.
So all you got to do this time is look up at the board,
See if it's up there, and then--
We'll try it.
- Or just eat. - Just eat.
- Have fun. [man] just eat.
- Just have fun. - Have fun.
If you get-- some of you-- we got eight answers there.
You get eight-- I'd like to see you get all eight of those.
I'd like to see that.
Welcome back!
Good luck.
Let's play the feud, everybody.
Here we go. Give me jay.
Give me kim.
[music playing]
All right, you two, let's start this off with a bang.
We surveyed 100 canadians.
Top six answers on the board.
Name something you can ask someone for once,
But will be embarrassed to ask them for twice.
[bell ringing] - kim.
Their hand in marriage.
[cheering and applause]
[bell dings] yeah!
- Rent money? - Rent money.
[woman] good answer.
It's up there.
[bell dings]
[cheering and applause]
- Pass or play? - Play or pass?
- Play!
We're going to play, gerry.
[man] let's play.
- Let's go. - Let's go.
All right.
[gerry] so, raymond, just to recap,
Cash/loan are up there and date/marry
Me is already up there.
I'm just going to do that for you.
We've got to dangle a little carrot there for you.
- Yeah. - I could eat those.
Trust me. Who made them?
Right here.
Ok, I might.
If you get it right, how about-- if you get an answer,
How about we both have one?
So I get part of the reward.
Let's go.
Name something you can ask someone for once,
But would be embarrassed to ask them for twice.
Their car keys.
[ray] yeah, good answer.
I know where you're going with that.
I like it. Your car keys.
[man] it's up there. It's up there.
Shemar, name something you can ask someone for once,
But will be embarrassed to ask them for twice.
I'd say food, gerry.
[ray] ooh, good answer. - Show me food.
[ray] good answer.
Good answer.
That's up there.
Madeline, obviously, raymond's performance, you
Had some questions about it last time.
Yes, I did.
Well, I'm a teacher, so I taught him a lesson or two.
I said, you know, raymond, you need to focus.
You need to look up there, make sure the answer is not there.
And if all of that doesn't work,
He's going to get the death look.
[laughter]
He responds well to treats, I guess.
Yes, music and food, that's his stimulus.
You like food?
Love food.
Name something you can ask someone for once,
But will be embarrassed to ask them for twice, madeline.
I'm going to say, crash at their home.
Ah, good answer.
Be ready to steal.
Show me crash at their home.
[ray] that's up there. - Let's go.
[chanting]
Name something you can ask someone for once,
But will be embarrassed to ask them for twice.
- Their name. - Their name.
That's a good answer.
[cheering and applause]
[bell dings]
[music playing]
Name is a good one, though.
Do you ever do that?
You meet someone, hi, hi, phil.
And then, 40 seconds later, you're like I don't even--
I just met him and said his name.
Number six.
[all] repeat themselves!
[gerry] four.
[all] phone number.
- Yes, yes. [gerry] number 3.
[all] help!
Ok, the marks with the early lead.
Let's keep going. Give me raymond.
Give me mona.
[music playing]
Here's a question I have, raymond.
Are you hungry right now?
Because that--
No, I'm not hungry right now.
See, if you're hungry, like, that would be better.
- I'm hungry as a bear. - Do you want one?
Yes.
You get one if you get a right answer.
I think we--
If you get the answer wrong, we'll give you one.
[gerry] get it wrong.
I'm not that hungry.
Nice try, though!
That's a good twist.
I love you're trying with strategy.
All right, we surveyed 100 canadians.
Top eight answers on the board for this.
Name something you only attend because you have to.
[ringing]
Christening.
- Christening. [ray] good answer.
Good answer.
Good answer, yeah.
[bell dings]
[cheering and applause]
Funeral.
[bell dings] pass or play?
Pass or play?
We're going to play.
Go grab a johnny cake.
You get one.
[indistinct chatter]
[woman] all righty.
Attaboy.
[cheering]
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
Why are you-- why does he get one?
[ray] I was hungry.
That's not the game.
Sometimes rules change.
Hide the snacks.
We're not hungry for food.
We're hungry for money.
Hungry for money!
Something you only attend because you have to.
- A wedding. [woman] yes.
Yes.
Oh, good answer, tiena.
Good answer.
Show me a wedding.
Give me a wedding.
[bell dings]
[cheering and applause]
Eva, last time you were here, we
Talked about your heart rate.
Gerry, you were really concerned.
It was high, gerry.
What's your heart rate today?
My heart rate is perfectly fine, today, gerry,
Because I've been working out.
[gerry] good for you.
I've hiked for 225 kilometers through--
Wow!
Solo!
And two 100-kilometer bike rides.
[cheering and applause]
You don't have to worry, gerry.
That's awesome.
Good stuff.
Something you only attend because you have to.
Parent-teacher nights.
Sorry, gerry.
Are you a teacher?
Yes, I am a teacher, gerry.
I think that's more applicable for the teacher to say.
- We don't want to go to that. - I hear you.
- Parent-teacher night. - Yeah.
[gerry] parent-teacher night.
[eva] it's up there, gerry.
It's up there.
Something you only attend because you have to, robbie.
I'm going to say detention, gerry.
Show me detention.
[cheering and applause]
Seven, how many did we start with?
[woman] nine. - Nine.
Nine, ok.
[woman] actually, we started with a lot earlier.
Start with more backstage.
Oh, ok.
[gerry] kim, something you only attend because you have to.
You got a chance here. You got two strikes.
Court.
Court, good answer.
Show me court.
[cheering and applause]
[bell dings]
[cheering and applause]
Something you only attend because you have to.
Two strikes, get ready to steal.
Police station.
A police station.
[cheering and applause]
[gerry] all right, chance to steal.
Work! Work!
Work, eh, work, eh!
Something you only attend because you have to, jay.
- Work. - He'll say work.
[man] work.
He'll say work for the points.
[cheering and applause]
[bell dings]
[music playing]
Jay, did you have two of these now?
No, I'm just eating one still, gerry.
- Well, there's-- [raymond] I know.
I already had mine.
You don't think you're going to get another answer right today?
No?
All right, well, we love confidence.
Everybody loves raymond.
[cheering and applause]
Number 7.
[all] family dinner.
[gerry] number 6.
[all] class lecture.
[gerry] number 5.
[all] dental appointment.
All right, we got a close battle.
We'll be back with more "family feud canada" right after this.
[music playing]
Welcome back to family feud canada, where the marks
Lead the herberts 50-45.
Let's keep going. Give me shemar.
Give me tiena.
[cheering and applause]
[laughter]
I don't know what that was.
Yeah.
[tiena] yeah.
We surveyed 100 canadian parents.
Top five answers on the board.
Points are doubled.
Name a word to describe your kids.
[bell ringing]
Smelly.
[laughter]
[cheering and applause]
Confident that's up there?
Good answer, yes.
Ok.
Parents talk about smelly kids all the time.
[gerry] smelly kids?
So smelly.
[man] it's up there.
It's up there.
Aww!
I'm going to finish the question.
All right.
Ah.
Name a word to describe your kids
That starts with the letter a.
Adorable.
Absolutely adorable.
[bell dings] adorable.
[gerry] pass or play?
Pass or play?
I'm going to play, gerry.
- Ok. - All right.
Sometimes you buzz in fast.
[cheering and applause]
Eva, name a word to describe your kids
That starts with the letter a.
- Awesome. - Awesome.
My kids are awesome.
[cheering and applause]
[bell dings]
[cheering and applause]
[gerry] robbie, name a word to describe your kids
That starts with the letter a.
[woman] quick, quick, quick. - Oh.
[gerry] 3 seconds, a--
That's okay.
Jay's clapping failure.
It's second chance, baby.
Second chances.
Name a word to describe your kids that starts
With the letter a. - One strike.
Well, mine are angels.
Angels.
[cheering and applause]
Get ready to steal.
Mona, name a word to describe your kids
That starts with the letter a.
- Active. - Active.
That's good.
To stay alive, show me active.
[cheering and applause]
[bell dings]
[cheering and applause]
Tiena, you claim we've been hanging out or something.
I don't know what that means.
My husband knows, so we're all good.
Ok, all right.
Well, I don't know, so--
Yes, I like to be silly and foolish.
So what I do is I take your picture and I print it.
I make it exactly the shape of my face.
I glue it to my glasses.
That's hilarious.
And I made a video.
I have about 10, 15.
[overlapping speech]
[woman] you're there, gerry.
That's scary.
It's so real.
Oh, I bet I was.
- No, it was fun. - It was fun.
All right, good stuff.
Name a word to describe your kids
That starts with the letter a. You have two strikes.
Get ready to steal over there.
Well, robbie's kids are athletic.
- Oh, athletic, yes. - Athletic.
Show me athletic.
[cheering and applause]
[gerry] all right, here we go.
- Chance to steal. - Annoying!
Annoying!
[family chanting "annoying"]
Annoying, that one's for you.
Name a word to describe your kids
That starts with the letter a.
So this kind of hurts, because I think it
Might have been my dad's answer.
- Annoying. [gerry] annoying?
- Yeah. - Is that your answer?
[cheering and applause]
For the point, show me annoying.
It's up there!
It's up there.
[bell dings]
[music playing]
If it said, name a word to describe other people's kids.
[woman] yeah.
It's a different a. Number 2.
[bell dings]
[all] amazing.
Amazing.
Herberts with the lead.
We'll be back with more "family feud canada right after this.
Don't go away.
[theme music, applause]
[music playing]
Welcome back, "family feud canada."
The herberts with the lead over the marks.
Let's keep going. Triple points time.
Give me madeline.
Give me eva.
[cheering and applause]
Good luck.
That's ok.
You're focused.
I love it.
Focus time.
We surveyed 100 canadians, points are tripled,
Top four answers on the board.
Here we go.
Name an occupation that trims the fat.
Dietitian.
Yay, good answer.
[cheering and applause]
[gerry] go ahead. - Um, uh--
Name an occupation that trims the fat.
An athlete.
[gerry] an athlete.
No, no.
Name an occupation that trims the fat, robbie.
An aerobics instructor.
Aerobics?
An aerobics instructor. [woman] good answer.
[bell dings]
Yes!
Pass or play?
We're playing, gerry.
[gerry] they're going to play.
Kim, an occupation that trims the fat.
A chef. A chef.
Show me a chef.
[cheering and applause]
Mona, an occupation that trims the fat.
A financial advisor.
[cheering and applause]
It's up there.
[bell dings]
[cheering and applause]
Mona, occupation that trims the fat.
Well, I'm going to say a tummy tucker.
What do ya-- what do you call them?
Show me a, a liposuctionist.
- Maybe? - Yeah?
- Is that even a word? - That's perfect.
I like that answer. That's a good answer.
Show me a liposuctionist.
[cheering and applause]
[bell dings]
[cheering and applause]
Probably the right term would be plastic surgeon.
Yeah.
You get this, you sweep the board.
An occupation that trims the fat.
A cleaner, gerry.
A cleaner, kitchen cleaner.
Show me a cleaner.
It's up there.
- It's up there. - It's up there.
[gerry] get ready to steal.
Robbie, last chance.
An occupation that trims the fat.
- A seamstress. [gerry] a seamstress.
[woman] good answer, robbie.
Show me a seamstress.
All right.
[chanting]
Name an occupation that trims the fat.
A butcher, gerry.
Show me a butcher.
[cheering and applause]
[bell dings]
[cheering and applause]
All right, no team has reached 300 points.
That means we're going to sudden death.
Give me rochelle.
Give me robbie.
[music playing]
All right, for this survey, we want the top answer only.
Whoever guesses the right answer wins the game.
Good luck to you both.
We surveyed 100 canadians.
The top one answer is on the board.
Name something that can quickly go sour.
Candy.
Show me candy.
Good answer, rob.
Good answer.
[man] no, no.
Yay, milk! Milk.
Yay!
Show me milk.
Yay!
[cheering and applause]
Herberts have won the game.
Thank you so much to the marks family for playing.
Who's playing?
[cheering]
Jay and madeline will play fast money after the break
For their shot at $10,000.
Don't go away.
Great job, everybody!
You guys did great!
[music playing]
Welcome back.
The herbert family won the game.
And they are ready to win--
[all] $10,000.
Madeline's offstage, can't see or hear your answers.
I'll ask you five questions in 20 seconds.
Try to give me the most popular answer.
Can't think of something, say, pass, and I'll get
Back to it if there's time.
If you and madeline get 200 points, you win $10,000.
Are you ready?
Oh, yeah.
20 seconds on the clock, please.
Clock will start after I finish reading the first question.
Good luck.
On average, how long do you date someone
Before you meet their parents?
Three months.
[gerry] name the first thing you take off on a hot day.
Your shirt.
[gerry] name something you would
Use to make a robot costume.
A garbage can.
[gerry] name a word that rhymes with crusty.
Dusty.
[gerry] name something you might find
At the centre of a lollipop.
Gum.
[gerry] turn around.
Good job.
On average, how long do you date someone
Before you meet their parents?
You said, three months.
Survey said--
Name the first thing you take off on a hot day, you said--
Shirt.
Survey said--
Hey!
[gerry] name something that you'd use to make
A robot costume, you said--
Garbage cans.
Survey said-- it's good.
Oh!
Name a word that rhymes with crusty.
You said-- dusty.
Survey said--
Hey, name something you might find
At the centre of a lollipop.
You said-- gum.
Survey said--
[cheering and applause]
[music playing]
All right, jay got 124 points.
That's a lot.
You need 76 for $10,000.
I'm going to ask you the same five questions.
You cannot duplicate their answers.
If you do, you'll hear this-- [buzzing]
I'll say try again.
You give me another answer.
If you can't think of something, say,
Pass, and I'll get back to it if there's time.
It's a little tougher.
We're going to give you 25 seconds.
Are you ready?
Yes.
[laughing]
Remind everyone of jay's answers.
25 seconds on the clock.
Clock will start after I finish reading the first question.
Good luck.
On average, how long do you date someone
Before you meet their parents?
Four months.
[gerry] name the first thing you take off on a hot day.
Your clothes.
[gerry] name something you would
Use to make a robot costume.
Fabric.
[gerry] name a word that rhymes with crusty.
Rusty.
[gerry] name something you might find
At the centre of a lollipop.
A stick.
[gerry] turn around.
Good answer.
On average, how long do you date someone
Before you meet their parents.
You said-- four months, survey said--
Three months. Three months.
Number one answer.
Name the first thing you take off on a hot day.
You said everything.
All your clothes.
Survey said--
[bell dings]
Your shirt-- shirt, number 1.
We need 65 points.
Something you would use to make a robot costume.
You said-- fabric.
Survey said--
Cardboard box.
Name a word that rhymes with crusty.
You said-- rusty.
Survey said--
Rusty is number 1.
We need 35.
Something you might find at the centre of a lollipop.
This was a good answer.
You said-- a stick.
If 35 people said stick, you got $10,000.
Survey said--
[bell dings]
Gum.
Gum, gum, number 1 answer.
Sorry, herbert family.
No $10,000 but $5 a point for a total of $895.
We'll be back for a second shot at $10,000.
I'm gerry dee.
We'll see you next time right here on family feud canada.
Goodnight.
All right.
[music playing]
You got one, right?
Indulge.
[indistinct chatter]
[music playing]