[announcer] It's time for "Family Feud Canada."
From Toronto, Ontario, the Jennings family.
And from Garden Hill, Ontario, the Smit family.
And now the star of our show, Gerry Dee!
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Welcome to "Family Feud Canada."
Another great show.
Two proud Canadian families here to compete
for a chance to win $10,000.
[cheering and applause]
Let's meet our two brand new families, starting
with the Jennings family.
Hi, Alicia.
How are you?
Look good.
You look like you're ready to get married.
- I'm ready. - And who'd you bring with you?
My lovely fiancé, Tsholo.
[cheering and applause]
My beautiful cousin Michelle.
[cheering and applause]
My stunning cousin Tamia.
[cheering and applause]
And my stylish and handsome cousin Ryan.
[cheering and applause]
Ding-a-ling-a-ling!
Wedding bells are ring!
We need the 30K--
[all] to win the wedding!
Pay for that wedding.
I love it, good luck.
Good to meet you.
We're going to come back, meet you later on.
You're up against the Smit family.
Let's say hello.
And you have a record-setting eight people.
We do.
[Gerry] I've never seen that before.
Who'd you bring, Nancy?
On my immediate right is my triplet sister, Norine.
[cheering and applause]
Followed by my other triplet sister, Norma.
[cheering and applause]
My younger sister Jane.
[cheering and applause]
My older sister, Carla.
[cheering and applause]
And behind me from my left would be my sister Irene.
[cheering and applause]
Marguerite, and Maryanne.
[cheering and applause]
They're the fill-ins.
So if one of us should faint--
Get sick, hurt--
They can step in.
I think it's just an excuse to get them on TV.
But that's good too.
You never know.
They can't help you, though.
They can't help you.
No one's helping you.
Well, good to have all eight of you.
All five of you.
All of our audience.
Let's play the Feud.
Give me Alicia.
Give me Nancy.
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Okay, here we go, ladies.
Top seven answers.
Fill in the blank.
I'm in deep, blank.
Poo-poo!
Poo-poo.
Deep poo-poo.
It's up there!
Doo-doo.
- One answer will beat it. - Trouble.
Trouble.
Pass or play, Nancy?
Pass or play?
You want to pass or play? They're going to play.
- We're going to play. - All right.
We got the one and two answer.
Wow.
All right.
Norine, fill in the blank.
I'm in deep blank.
I was going to say--
I'm in deep--
Okay.
You're triplets, so you're probably all thinking
the same answer, right?
Norma, what's it like growing up with seven sisters?
I always had a friend.
[Gerry] Always.
And you got your dad a personalized licence plate.
We did.
At the time he had a red Cadillac,
and so we thought, well, let's get him a licence
plate that says "8 Girls."
So we did it.
We thought, well, this is a great idea.
And it came through in the mail and this is what it said.
"8 Girls, yours to discover."
[laughter]
That's good.
So he took it off.
He kept it on?
- For a little while. - That was it.
- "8 Girls." - Yeah.
Fill in the blank.
- I'm in deep blank. - Water.
Water.
[cheering and applause]
Jane, you have some support in the audience.
I got a lot of support.
There's 35 here from our family.
35.
Why don't we just put them all on stage?
- Come on, guys! - No, no.
- Can't do that. - No, I know.
I'm kidding.
I'm kidding too.
Where's Garden Hill? Where is that?
Do you know where Port Hope is?
Yep.
Ten kilometers North.
Small population.
- Very small population. - Yeah.
There's probably no one in the village right now.
They're all here.
Yeah!
Fill in the blank, I'm in deep blank.
In the hole?
Deep in the hole.
Show me deep in the hole.
You got two strikes.
You were going to guess that?
I would have.
Well, it wasn't that good because it's not up there.
But you're just supporting your sister.
That's nice.
Well, let's see if you can do better than that.
There's two strikes.
If you don't, they're going to try to steal.
Well, now I don't have one. You don't have one.
You just love chatting.
Exactly.
Okay, well, you're stalling.
It's a good technique.
Fill in the blank.
I'm in deep blank.
Financial troubles.
- That's all right. - That's okay!
That's okay!
Financial trouble.
[cheering and applause]
I'll tell you what.
I mean, I don't have any more either in my head.
Sometimes-- like, I play along in my head and I'm out.
That was a good one.
- How are we doing back there? - Great.
[Gerry] Good stuff, good answer.
Thank you.
I'm in deep blank.
Sleep.
I'm in a deep sleep.
[cheering and applause]
I see the trick.
You both-- "I don't know.
I don't have anything."
Get them all excited over there.
Okay, we're running out of answers, though.
It's getting harder.
Norine, fill in the blank.
I'm in deep blank.
[Gerry] No?
Okay.
No answer.
Jennings family, fill in the blank.
I'm in deep blank.
What do you got?
Deep love, Gerry!
[Gerry] I'm in deep love.
I'm in deep love.
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Good, pretty good.
Number four.
- Show me number four. [all] Thought!
- I'm in deep thought. - All right.
80, no score.
Let's keep it going.
Give me Tsholo, give me Norine.
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All right.
Good luck to you both.
Top seven answers for this one.
Name something you're better at than your better half.
Cleaning.
Cleaning
[cheering and applause]
- Two answers will beat it. - Golfing.
- Golfing.
Yes!
Pass or play?
We're going to play, Gerry!
You're going to play.
- Yeah! - Yes!
Yes!
Did you say "boo?" Did you say "boo?"
- I sure did. - He said.
He said "boo."
- I've never heard that. - Not personal.
No, no, but I've never heard it.
You're just here to win.
You're not messing around.
There's no messing around!
We got a wedding to plan, Gerry!
A wedding.
You need that money for the wedding.
- Period. - That's right.
Hi, Michelle. Hi, how are you?
Good. How are you?
You occasionally host workshops.
For what?
All kinds of goodness.
A lot of female empowerment.
Nice.
Our most popular--
[cheering and applause]
We love to talk about sex and relationships, Gerry.
Sex and relationships.
Okay.
We have a special on sex toys, and my special cousin
here was our guest host.
Hello!
So, basically, it's important to satisfy
yourself so you can tell others how to satisfy you, Gerry!
[cheering and applause]
That's it!
Why are you so happy?
That means she doesn't need you.
Why are you so happy?
- Oh, Gerry, she needs me. - I need him.
He cleans.
Don't be all excited.
She can replace you with all that stuff.
[laughter]
Something you're better at than your better half, Michelle.
I want to stay on theme, loving.
Loving.
It's okay, it's okay!
Good answer.
Tamia, you have a tip so I can find the best
Jamaican food in Toronto.
Yes.
What's the tip?
The more miserable the server, the better the food.
- Wow. - No lie.
No lie. [Gerry] Is that true?
I'm so serious.
The more miserable the server, the better the food.
Yes.
Like, finger-licking.
What do you think the connection is to that?
I don't know.
I think it's the anger that they have making the food.
Passion, passion.
And then they have to--
That is such an interesting marketing strategy.
Imagine, we have to find the meanest
Jamaican server in Toronto.
That's what's up.
All right.
Something you're better at than your better half.
- Cooking. - Cooking.
Cooking.
[cheering and applause]
Ryan, name something you're better
at than your better half.
Let's say driving.
Driving.
Good answer.
[cheering and applause]
I'll take it.
You guys are on fire.
I don't know if you have any strikes.
Just one.
- You're planning your wedding. - Yes.
And how's that going so far?
Great!
We're on "Family Feud" to up the budget.
- Okay? - Yeah.
So we're doing great right now.
So far, so good.
When's the wedding? When's the big day?
2028, Gerry. You ready?
2028, right around the corner.
Right around the corner.
You booked a place or location?
We're thinking possibly Ryan's house.
- Ryan's house? - Yeah!
Okay.
Get some nasty Jamaican servers.
- That'll be real good. - Yep.
All right, you got one strike.
Something you're better at than your better half.
Parenting, Gerry.
Show me parenting.
Parenting.
Gotta get this or they're going to try to steal.
Two strikes.
Something you're better at than your better half.
- Styling yourself. - Styling.
Yes.
It's up there, you're still alive.
If not, get ready to steal. Fashion.
Style.
All right.
Chance to steal, Smit family.
Name something you're better at than your better half, Nancy.
Budgeting.
Budgeting for the steal.
Show me budgeting.
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Number seven.
[all] Video games!
[Gerry] Number six.
[all] Scheduling!
All right, we got a close one. We're coming back.
Don't go away.
♪ [theme music playing] ♪
Welcome back to "Family Feud Canada".
The Jennings family with a small lead over the Smits.
Let's keep going with Michelle and Norma.
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Good luck, Michelle and Norma.
Points are doubled this round.
The top seven answers on the board.
Here's the question.
Name something people want to live close to.
Parents.
[cheering and applause]
Five answers will beat it.
Work.
[Gerry] Work.
Work.
Show me work.
[cheering]
[Gerry] Pass or play, Michelle?
Pass or play?
We're going to play!
They are going to play.
They're going to play.
Tamia, what do you do for a living?
I'm a hairstylist and a wig maker.
Are you going to be involved in the wedding planning at all?
I surely am.
We have her hair colour booked already.
Booked it?
OK, you got to get on that-- for 2028.
[laughter]
It might be all booked up.
Name something people want to live close to.
The ocean?
The ocean.
[cheering]
[cheering and applause]
Ryan, something people want to live close to?
- The mall. - The mall.
The mall.
[cheering]
[cheering and applause]
- Hello. - I'm back.
You're back.
You got no strikes.
- You guys are on fire. - ♪ Fire! ♪
Sorry.
[laughter]
Something people want to live close to?
A great view, Gerry!
It's up there!
Great view.
A view.
Nice view.
[cheering]
It's OK, all right.
You got some purple in your outfits.
That's cause of you.
Tell me about your love of purple.
Listen, ever since I was a little kid, purple--
not just purple, mauve--
Mauve?
--is the perfect colour, shade of purple.
That is mauve.
I would say this is mauve.
[Gerry] That looks-- I don't want to argue with you,
but it looks a little more blue.
I think that's-- that's more mauve.
I don't know.
I don't know about that.
Listen, I've been dreaming about this colour
since I was a little kid.
I can't lie to his face.
It's blue.
You're wearing mauve blue.
[laughter]
[Gerry] It's called "blauve".
- You're wearing "blauve." - "Blauve."
[laughter]
Something people want to live close to?
I'm going to have to say school.
School.
Show me school.
[cheering]
[cheering and applause]
That's what I'm talking about!
Am I wrong, is that mauve?
- This is mauve. - Is that--
- Come on. - Is that-- OK.
- Is that, though? - It's not mauve.
- No. - What colour is it?
- Lilac. - Blauve.
Lavender. [laughter]
You have two nicknames-- most people have one, you have two.
- What are they? - "Big Michelle."
OK.
And what's the other one?
- There's "Cruise Michelle." - "Cruise Michelle"?
A lot more fun.
Have you done a singles cruise?
No.
I haven't been single since I've been cruising.
But-- [laughter]
It's my little escape.
I have a friend that does comedy on cruises.
There's comics--
- I love the comedians. - --on cruises.
And he went on one.
It was a swingers cruise.
They have every theme!
They have every theme you want!
I didn't know that.
I would not want to be on that.
It's kind of-- it's kind of icky.
He told me about it.
He goes every month now.
[laughter]
Name something people want to live close to.
How about parks?
Parks.
Show me parks.
[cheering]
You got to get this, or they're going to try to steal.
Something people want to live close to?
[cheering]
OK.
You got a chance to steal, take the lead, Nancy,
something people want to live close to?
We're going to go with church.
Show me church.
Church.
[cheering]
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[cheering]
You get this $10,000 we might bump the wedding up a year.
Yes, Gerry!
Why wouldn't we?
Number three.
[all] Public transit.
[Gerry] Number two.
[all] Grocery stores.
All right.
They have a lead now.
We'll be right back.
Don't go away.
♪ [theme music playing] ♪
[cheering and applause]
Welcome back.
Welcome back, "Family Feud Canada".
The Jennings with the lead.
Here comes Triple Points.
Give me Tamia.
Give me Jane.
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[cheering]
- All right, ladies. - No?
No fist-bump.
She was going to fist-bump you.
Oh, I'm so sorry!
She's just focused.
People come up here and they're just ready.
Top four answers on the board.
Name something a lucky person might
have in their back pocket.
Extra money.
[cheering]
It's up there!
[cheering and applause]
[laughter]
We're going to play!
They're going to play.
They're going to play-- dance and play.
Ryan, something a lucky person might
have in their back pocket?
Four leaf clover.
[cheering]
Four leaf clover.
[cheering]
[cheering and applause]
Something a lucky person might have in their back pocket?
A lucky hanky, Gerry!
"Lucky hanky."
Lucky hanky.
Show me that, lucky hanky.
[cheering]
It's up there!
[Gerry] First strike.
First strike.
Something a lucky person might have in their back pocket?
Uh-- dice, Gerry!
Dice.
Show me dice.
[cheering]
[Gerry] Got to get it, Michelle.
You got to get it, or they're trying to steal.
Something a lucky person might have in their back pocket?
A rabbit's foot?
I know that's--
Yeah.
That's it, for sure.
A rabbit's foot, that's it.
Show me rabbit's foot.
[cheering]
[cheering and applause]
[Gerry] You get this, you win.
You're playing for $10,000.
If you don't get it, your third strike,
they'll try to steal that last answer.
Something a lucky person might have in their back pocket?
- I'm going to say a pen. - A pen?
[Tamia] Yeah.
It's up there, you're playing for $10,000.
Show me a pen.
It's there.
[cheering]
All right, you get this, we're going to Sudden Death.
If you don't get it, they win.
Something a lucky person might have in their back pocket
a stone, a stone.
If it's up there, you're going to Sudden Death.
If it's not up there, they're playing for $10,000.
Show me a stone.
[cheering]
[cheering and applause]
♪ [theme music playing] ♪
- Yes! - That's step one.
You won the game.
Now we go to Fast Money.
Number four?
[all] Lottery ticket.
All right, Jennings family have won the game.
Thank you so much to the Smit family.
Who's playing Fast Money?
Come on out, Tamia, Alicia.
They're going to play right after the break
for their shot at $10,000.
Don't go away.
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[Gerry] Nice meeting you all!
Thank you.
You did well.
They were good.
They were on fire.
Thank you so much for coming.
♪ [theme music playing] ♪
[cheering and applause]
Welcome back.
The Jennings family won the game
and they are ready to win--
[all] $10,000!
Alicia is off stage.
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."
I'll come back to it, if there's time.
If you and Alicia get 200 points, you win $10,000.
Are you ready?
Yes, I am.
20 seconds on the clock, please.
Clock will start after I finish reading the first question.
Good luck.
Name an animal a new zookeeper might be nervous to feed.
A lion.
[Gerry] What time does the average teenager go to bed?
Um, 12:00 AM.
[Gerry] Name a material a spatula can be made of.
Metal.
[Gerry] Name a body part that starts with the letter "F."
Foot.
[Gerry] Name something a stranger might ask you for.
Some change.
[Gerry] Turn around.
[cheering]
An animal a new zookeeper might be nervous to feed.
You said, lion.
Survey said?
[cheering and applause]
[Gerry] What time does the average teenager go to bed?
You said, 12:00 AM.
Survey said?
[cheering]
[Gerry] Name a material a spatula can be made of.
You said, metal.
Survey said?
[cheering]
[Gerry] Name a body part starts with the letter "F."
You said, foot.
Survey said?
[cheering and applause]
Name something a stranger might ask you for.
You said, change.
Survey said?
Oh!
[cheering and applause]
♪ [theme music playing] ♪
You only need 50 points.
Oh, good.
She got 150.
[laughter]
[Gerry] 50 points.
That's right.
You could do it. $10,000 if you do.
It's a little tougher.
We're going to give you 25 seconds.
Are you ready?
Yep.
Let's remind everyone of Tamia's answers.
25 seconds on the clock.
Clock will start after I finish reading the first question.
Good luck.
Name an animal a new zookeeper might be nervous to feed.
A hog.
[Gerry] What time does the average teenager go to bed?
11:00 PM.
[Gerry] Name a material a spatula can be made of.
Plastic.
[Gerry] Name a body part that starts with the letter "F."
Foot.
[Gerry] Try again.
Face.
[Gerry] Name something a stranger might ask you for.
Directions.
[Gerry] Turn around.
[cheering]
Name an animal a new zookeeper might be nervous to feed.
You said, a hog.
At the zoo.
[laughter]
It's OK. That's all right.
It's OK.
You can throw one away.
You got so many points.
Survey said?
Lion, lion.
OK.
[Gerry] What time does the average teenager go to bed?
You said, 11:00 PM.
Survey said?
[cheering and applause]
[Gerry] That's the number one answer.
Yes!
Number one answer.
I feel like-- I feel like we're within reach here--
I think so.
--of $10,000. - I feel it.
That's going to be good for the wedding.
Yeah, period!
Name a material a spatula can be made of.
You said, plastic.
If 18 people said plastic, you got $10,000.
Survey said?
[cheering and applause]
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Plastic, number one.
Foot or feet, number one.
Money or change, number one.
$10,000 and they'll be back next time.
We'll see you then.
Good night.
Thanks for watching.
♪ [theme music playing] ♪
[Gerry] $10,000.
Good job, everybody.
We're coming back!