[announcer] It's time for "Family Feud Canada".
From Conception Bay South, Newfoundland and Labrador,
the Howell family!
And from Rosaireville, New Brunswick, the Babin family!
And now the star of our show, Gerry Dee!
♪ [theme music playing] ♪
Hello.
Welcome to "Family Feud Canada".
Another great show.
Two families here competing for a chance to win $10,000.
[applause]
The Babin family here for their third
and final shot at 10,000 playing
against the Howell family.
Let's say hello to them.
Hilary, how are you? Look at this.
-Gerry, how are you? [Gerry] That's quite the look.
Tell me who you brought with you.
Today, I brought my mom, Tina.
[Thomas] Yeah.
My dad, Scott.
[Thomas] Yeah!
My younger brother, Timothy.
[Thomas] Yeah!
[Hilary] And his twin, Thomas.
[applause]
And we're the night owls.
And with us, every night is a hoot.
- You're like night "Howells". - Yeah.
[Gerry] Awesome.
Well, welcome from Newfoundland and Labrador.
We're gonna come back, chat some more.
We got the New Brunswick family back.
Good luck.
Let's play the Feud, everybody.
Give me Hilary.
Give me Denise.
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All right, good luck, good luck.
Top eight answers on the board.
We only surveyed women for this question.
Name something a man has the nerve to say
is worse than giving birth.
You're ugly.
[laughter]
Show me you're ugly.
I'm sure it's there.
[applause]
[Gerry] Tina, name something a man has the nerve to say
is worse than giving birth.
I think you've gained weight.
[laughter]
[Thomas] Yeah, good answer.
[applause]
[laughter]
Where are you going?
I don't know where I'm going.
You don't know what to do.
Just wandering around the set.
[laughter]
-What'd you say? -Gaining weight.
[Gerry] Gaining weight.
[woman] Good answer.
[Gerry] All right, Monique?
Having a cold.
[Gerry] Having a cold is worse than giving birth.
[cheering]
Pass or play?
We're gonna pass, Gerry.
They're like, they don't know what they're doing.
We're gonna pass.
OK, now you can go back.
How the heck are you the captain?
You don't even know where to go.
All right, Scott, something a man has the nerve to say
is worse than giving birth?
Getting kicked in the nads.
Yeah.
Yeah!
[applause]
Getting kicked in the nads.
[cheering]
Something a man has the nerve to say
is worse than giving birth?
I'm gonna say a broken bone.
A broken bone, a broken bone.
[Scott] Good answer, good answer.
[applause]
Is your sister older than you two?
- Oh, yeah. [Gerry] That's good.
You protective of her?
Oh, yeah.
[Gerry] Like dating and all that?
- Oh, yeah. - Definitely.
[Gerry] Is he here?
[Thomas] Oh, yeah.
[Gerry] Boyfriend's here.
Smarten up.
[laughter]
[Gerry] Mm-hmm.
They'll knock the [buzzer] out of you if you don't.
[laughter]
That's what they say.
That's what they say back in Newfoundland, right?
Something a man has the nerve to say
is worse than giving birth?
Can't wait for your answer.
I'm gonna say stub their toe.
"Stub their toe".
[Hilary] Good answer.
Hilary, how long have you been dating this guy?
Three years.
Why would you bring him on this trip?
This is a family trip. He's not family.
We're not exactly sure.
You know he can hear you, right?
There's a microphone.
[laughter]
Dating three years?
Yeah.
OK, so it's getting serious, Mom?
- Oh, yeah. [Gerry] You approve of him?
Yes.
Well, she didn't say that too convincing.
All good.
She went, "yes".
Nobody's ever any good for your little girl.
I agree, buddy. I'm with you.
Yeah.
Something a man has the nerve to say
is worse than giving birth?
Waking up early.
[Scott] Good answer.
[Thomas] Yeah, yeah.
[Gerry] Waking up early is the same thing.
Had to get up early for work.
That's the same as giving birth.
All right, Tina.
Something a man has the nerve to say
is worse than giving birth?
There are two strikes.
Giving blood.
"Giving blood".
That's a good answer.
"Giving blood".
Get ready to steal.
[Hilary] All right, let's see it.
[Gerry] All right, chance to steal that first.
Name something a man has the nerve to say
is worse than giving birth.
A vasectomy.
"A vasectomy".
It's up there!
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There's one thing that I believe
is worse than giving birth.
One thing, pain-wise.
If you've passed a kidney stone,
people will say it's like giving birth.
And women will say, no, it's not.
Giving birth-- I think it's worse.
You can write that down.
Anybody-- has any females here given birth
and passed a kidney stone?
You did? OK.
What's worse?
I think the kidney stone.
[Gerry] Thank you.
That ended the debate.
Number eight?
[all] Hangover.
[Gerry] Number seven?
[all] Root canal.
[Gerry] Number six?
[all] Back pain.
[Gerry] Number two?
[all] Kidney stones.
All right, that's true, though.
48, no score. Let's keep it going.
Give me Tina. Give me Monique.
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[Scott] Come on.
[Gerry] Good luck.
Top seven answers on the board.
Name something of yours you wish still looked brand new.
- My body. - Your body.
[applause]
It's up there, Gerry.
[Gerry] Four answers will beat it, Tina.
- My car. [Gerry] Your car.
[cheering]
Pass or play?
[Hilary] We're gonna play.
[Gerry] Pass or play?
This family has not watched the show.
They're like, we heard there's a show
you can get on and win money.
We're gonna go.
We try.
Something of yours you wish still looked brand new, Scott?
I'm going to get it tonight, but my wife.
[groaning]
[Thomas] Good answer.
Good answer.
Good answer!
[applause]
It's the game, baby.
It's about the game.
I don't think you are getting it tonight.
"My wife".
[Thomas] Good answer.
Wasn't even worth it.
[Scott] Sorry, baby.
[Gerry] Something of yours you wish still looked brand new?
The world.
I don't know.
OK, that's nice.
It's very environmentally conscious.
[Thomas] Yeah, good answer. - "The world".
[Thomas] Good answer. - "The world".
Right there. Number three.
OK.
You like eggs a lot, more than--
I love eggs.
[Gerry] You're a big egg guy.
I probably consumed over 2,000 eggs.
[laughter]
- Do you like eggs? - I like eggs.
I don't love them.
I like them.
I wouldn't eat 2,000 of anything.
I don't eat all 2,000 in the first week.
Oh, OK.
Well, I thought it was the first week.
OK.
Something of yours you wish still looked brand new?
You have two strikes.
I'm gonna say your house.
"Your house".
Show me "your house".
[Scott] Good answer.
[Hilary] Let's see it.
Come on.
[Gerry] Chance to steal.
Name something of yours you wish still looked brand new.
My clothes.
Your clothes.
[woman] Your house?
Your clothes.
That's up there. That's up there.
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[Gerry] Number seven?
[all] Teeth.
[Gerry] Six?
"Hair".
[all] Hair.
Once you get one going.
Four?
[all] Face.
[Gerry] Three?
"Nails".
[all] Phone!
Babin with the lead.
We'll be back right after this.
Don't go away.
♪ [theme music playing] ♪
Welcome back to "Family Feud Canada."
The Babin family with the lead over the Howells.
Let's keep it going. Give me Scott.
Give me Joanne.
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All right, chance to get back in this, Scott.
Points are doubled.
OK.
Top six answers on the board.
Name a wild game that can make a party less tame.
Twister.
"Twister".
[applause]
Show it.
[Gerry] One answer will beat it.
Spoons.
[Gerry] Spoons.
Good answer.
[Gerry] Pass or play, Scott?
We're gonna play.
[Gerry] They're gonna play.
They're gonna play.
Three young kids, you're gonna play.
Name a wild game that can make a party less tame.
You party.
What do you got?
Seven minutes in heaven.
"Seven minutes in heaven".
[Thomas] Yeah.
[Hilary] Good, yeah.
That wasn't around when I was a kid.
What is that, Thomas?
Seven minutes in heaven?
You go make out for seven minutes
in a closet or something? - Pretty much.
[Gerry] That's what it is? - That's exactly what it is.
- You must have heard. - A stopwatch or something?
You're spot on the money.
[Gerry] You're single.
What dating advice do you get from your family?
The only thing I get is hurry up.
"It's about time".
It's about time.
Is there a girl right now in the world you're interested in?
Oh, yeah.
Does she know?
Yes.
OK, so you kind of have-- you don't even know who it is?
- We don't know. - Wow.
Who is it?
He don't say nothing.
A magician never reveals his secrets.
So there's a girl back in Conception Bay South?
- No. - Where does she live?
Paradise.
How far is that over?
20-- 10 minutes, maybe.
We got to find out who this is.
I'm thinking.
I hope she's watching.
How long you been "liking" her?
- A few years. - A few years?!
[Thomas] Yeah.
[laughter]
Have you kissed her?
Yes!
So you have a girlfriend?
No!
- Thomas! [Scott] Friends with benefits.
What the hell is going on here?
Define "girlfriend".
No, but you're in a relationship with one person.
So you're kissing her and someone else?
No, she knows who she is.
[Tina laughing]
You hear that?
She doesn't know.
She thinks she's the only one.
You're not the only one, whoever you are.
[laughter]
Name a wild game that can make a party less tame.
Spin the bottle.
"Spin the bottle".
[applause]
[Scott] That's a good one.
[applause]
Hilary, you're a bilingual customer service rep.
How good is your French?
- Are you fluent? - Yeah.
Can you-- we could try it out here.
No!
You're putting me on the spot.
[Gerry] Well, you're fluent. If you're fluent--
Can you-- Monique, ask her something like a long sentence,
just anything.
"Comment ca fait longtemps tes parents son mariée?"
"Trent deux année."
[Gerry] Is that right? Good for you.
Good job.
- 31 years. - Two.
[Gerry] 32 years.
What was the question? How long are they married?
I thought you spoke French.
I don't speak French.
When did I say that?
We thought you were single. Everybody's telling lies.
[laughter]
Name a wild game that can make a party less tame.
Cards.
"Cards". "Cards".
[applause]
Yeah!
Tina, name a wild game that can make a party less tame.
Beer pong.
"Beer pong". "Beer pong".
Let's see it.
[cheering]
All right, Scott, name a wild game that
can make a party less tame.
Up the River.
We just-- what is that?
[laughter]
Is that a-- is that a Newfoundland game?
- It's a drinking game. - "Up the River".
We're gonna learn a new game right now.
It's called Up the River. Up the River.
Yeah.
[applause]
[Gerry] Two strikes, Timothy.
Name a wild game that can make a party less tame.
I'm gonna go with darts.
"Darts".
Show me "darts".
[applause]
Yep.
[Gerry] All right.
Another chance to steal here.
Name a wild game that can make a party less tame.
Caps.
"Caps".
Show me "caps" for the steal.
Caps.
[woman] Good answer, good answer.
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Give me a short version.
What's "Up the River"?
Basically, like, you can get a number of cards.
And going up the river, you take one
shot if your card comes out.
Going down the river, you give away a shot.
So if you land on a six, you got to take a shot.
I just wanted the ballpark idea.
We might start getting, if you get a six--
get a six, well, six is not a good card.
[laughter]
Number six?
[all] Tag.
[Gerry] Oh, that's gonna get--
Ooh.
That's gonna be silly.
Number five.
Is it a kindergarten party?
[all] Truth or Dare.
Oh, we forgot about that.
Close game.
We're coming back with triple points.
Don't go away.
♪ [theme music playing] ♪
Welcome back to "Family Feud Canada."
The Howell family with the lead now.
Let's go to triple points.
Give me Timothy.
Give me Nicole.
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All right, points are triple this round.
Good luck.
Top four answers on the board.
Oh, this is a good question.
This is a really good question.
Name a word Canadians spell with a U that Americans do not.
[laughter]
Oh, Lord...
[Gerry] OK.
We got the education level of the room right off the
bat here.
Name a word Canadians spell with a U that Americans do not.
Thomas?
Love.
[laughter]
[Gerry] What does that even mean?
Stop.
Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop.
What-- what is-- give me an explanation to that answer.
L- U- V.
- L- U- V? [Thomas] Yeah.
OK.
Show me "luv".
It's up there.
[Gerry] Denise, name a word Canadians spell with a U
that Americans do not.
Luck.
"Luck"?
[Thomas] Luck?
[laughter]
This is awesome.
Show me "luck".
All right, Hilary.
- Colour. - "Colour".
[cheering]
Yes.
Show me "colour".
"Colour".
[Thomas] Yes!
[Gerry] Pass or play?
They're gonna play. They're gonna play.
Thomas is cheering.
He still doesn't know why.
Tina, name a word Canadians spell with a U
that Americans do not.
What? Really?
I thought-- I thought we were on to something here.
Oh, my gosh.
One strike.
Name a word Canadians spell with a U that Americans do not.
I got nothing, Gerry.
What's going on here?
Do they have schools in Conception Bay?
Why do we need to learn how to spell?
It's not like we're gonna be on a game show one day
and know how to-- learn how to spell.
Timothy, I don't know if you know
what's going on here, either.
I have not-- I have no clue.
Are you kidding me?
I'm dead honest.
Name a word Canadians spell with a U that Americans do not.
You.
[laughter]
"You".
Show me "you".
[applause]
Name a word Canadians spell with a U that Americans do not.
Flavour.
"Flavour".
[applause]
If it's up there, you're playing for 10,000.
Show me "flavour" for the win.
[woman] It's up there.
♪ [theme music playing] ♪
Well, that was the worst we've ever
had a question being answered.
In seven years, that was the worst attempt.
- Neighbour. - Yeah.
Favour.
- Savour. - Savour.
[woman] Yeah.
[Gerry] Number four?
Neighbour.
Number three?
Favourite.
All right, the Babin family has won.
Thanks to the Howell family.
Who's playing for 10,000?
Come on, Diane and Denise.
Diane and Denise, they're gonna try their final attempt
at trying to win this 10,000.
Don't go away.
Good job guys, that was so good.
You guys were awesome.
Good to meet you.
What's that, buddy?
Thanks, buddy.
It wasn't. It was so good!
Nice to meet you.
You guys were great.
♪ [theme music playing] ♪
Welcome back.
The Babin family won the game and are ready to win--
$10,000.
All right, Denise is off stage.
Can't see or hear your answers.
If you and Denise get 200 points, you'll finally
win that 10,000.
This is your last chance. Are you ready?
Yes, sir.
20 seconds on the clock, please.
The clock will start after I finish
reading the first question.
Good luck.
On a scale of 1 to 10, how tech savvy
is the average 50-year-old?
Six.
[Gerry] Name the month you are most likely to catch a cold.
December.
[Gerry] Name something couples argue about in bed.
Budget.
[Gerry] Name something specific you
can order at a drive-through.
Make the-- burger.
[Gerry] Name a continent that is far from North America.
China.
[Gerry] China, the continent of China.
On a scale of 1 to 10, how tech savvy
is the average 50-year-old?
You said... six.
Survey said...
Nice.
Name the month you're most likely to catch a cold.
You said... December.
Survey said...
Nice.
Something couples argue about in bed?
You said...budget.
Survey said...
Nice job.
Wow.
Something specific you can order at a drive-through.
You said...burger.
Survey said...
[applause]
And then we got this one.
Name a continent that is far--
you know what?
You're not a geography, English spelling family.
That's what I got out of today.
Name a continent that's far from North America.
It's so far, it doesn't exist as a continent.
You said the continent of China.
Please give me zero.
Somebody might have said it. Somebody might.
You know what? You're like, I'm so good.
I'm gonna throw the last answer.
Survey said.
No.
OK, but it's OK.
You're doing great.
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Diane did very well.
She got 122.
She answered four of the five.
Whoa.
Awesome.
You need 78 points to win $10,000.
A little tougher, 25 seconds.
- Are you ready? - Yes.
[Gerry] Let's remind everyone of Diane's answers.
25 seconds on the clock.
The clock will start after I finish
reading the first question. Good luck.
Here we go.
On a scale of 1 to 10, how tech savvy
is the average 50-year-old?
Four.
[Gerry] Name the month you are most likely to catch a cold.
February.
[Gerry] Name something couples argue about in bed.
- Money. [Gerry] Try again.
Pass.
[Gerry] Name something specific you
can order at a drive-through.
- Hamburger. [Gerry] Try again.
French fries.
[Gerry] Name a continent that is far from North America.
- Alaska. [Gerry] Name something--
[groaning]
OK, turn around.
On a scale of 1 to 10, how tech savvy
is the average 50-year-old?
You said... four.
Survey said...
Five and six, number one.
Name the month you're most likely to catch a cold.
You said... February.
Survey said...
December, number one.
Something couples argue about in bed?
You said...
Sex, number one.
Something specific you can order at a drive-through.
You said... French fries.
Survey said...
OK, number one is a burger.
So you need 41 points for $10,000.
Woo.
Ooh, by George.
I tell ya.
[Gerry] Name a continent--
I should have just said name a continent.
That would have been--
that would have been a little better.
Name a continent.
So you said the continent of Alaska.
I don't know.
I hated geography.
We know. We know.
And-- and spelling.
You all hated spelling, too.
[Denise] Yes.
All right, we know it's not up there,
so let's just get this over with.
Listen, you won three games.
Survey said...
- Zero. - That's OK.
Asia!
All right, go on over there, ladies.
Good job.
They didn't win, but they got $5 a point again.
Three-day total, $2,175.
We'll be back next time with two brand-new families.
Good night.
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