[announcer] It's time for "Family Feud Canada."
From Milton, Ontario, the Belford family.
And from Hamilton, Ontario, the Spadafora family.
And now, the star of our show, Gerry Dee!
[cheering]
Thank you, yes.
Wow, thank you.
Welcome to "Family Feud Canada," another great show.
Two families here competing for a chance to win $10,000.
[cheering]
Spadafora family is back for another shot at $10,000.
They're playing against the Belford family.
Let's say hello.
Sounds like we got some fans here.
How you doing, Flo?
Tell me who you brought with you.
Doing great, thank you.
Gerry, I brought my favourite son, Steve.
Number one.
And I brought my favourite son, Jeff.
Right here, number one.
And I brought my favourite son, Mike--
Right there.
--and my favourite son, Todd.
Number one.
And my sons all know, if they want to win, they have to--
[together] Go with the Flo.
Oh, that's good, one of the better ones I've heard.
Good luck today, nice to meet you.
We're going to find out how you have four favourite
sons when I come back. The champs are back.
- All right. [Gerry] Good to see you.
[cheering]
All right.
Here we are to play the "Feud."
Let's do this, give me Flo.
Give me Uncle Rob.
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- Good luck. - Hey.
- Good luck. - Good luck.
Good luck, good luck.
Top seven answers on the board.
We surveyed a hundred Canadians.
Fill in the blank, "I never feel bad
when I lie about my blank."
Age.
That's good.
Yeah!
[cheering]
Playing.
They're going to play.
- Four boys? - Yes, four boys.
My god, I love you.
I know.
When I was having my fourth, a nurse said to me, oh,
do you want a girl?
And I said, I don't care.
- Just give me a healthy child. - That's right.
[Flo] Four boys is fine.
That's all you care about.
Oh, you all think you're Mom's favourite?
So, Steve, why do you think you're Mom's favourite?
Best for last, Gerry.
You were the baby.
Stopped after four, so.
Or she's like, you know what?
We're not getting this right.
Let's just stop. [laughter]
Either way, either way.
That's it, that's it.
This fourth just ruined me.
[laughter]
"I never feel bad when I lie about my blank."
Speed.
[cheering]
[groaning]
Dropping down a notch on the favourite son poll.
[laughter]
Fill in the blank, "I never feel bad
when I lie about my blank."
My height.
Height.
[cheering]
[groaning]
We might not have a favourite by the end of this round.
Why are you Mom's favourite, Mike?
I answer the phone when she calls.
That's it, that's all--
That's it, that's all I got to do.
That's a big thing, actually, because I have three kids,
and some of them text me more than the others.
Two strikes is not going well, Mike.
I'm not going to lie.
"I never feel bad when I lie about my blank."
I'm going to say weight.
There we go, weight.
That's a good one.
Show me weight.
[cheering]
Awesome.
Todd, you have an accessory you swear by?
I assume it's the--
I do.
I've been rocking a man bag for about 20 years now.
- 20 years? - Purse.
- See, I like them.
Some people call it a purse.
Like, I want to get one.
Well, you know what?
You're in luck today because I actually brought--
Oh my god, are you joking?
[Todd] I think you'll find it very--
Oh, that's awesome.
[cheering]
I'm not joking.
I was thinking of getting one the other day,
like, not as big, but this is good.
This is so nice, just what I need for travel.
Put it on?
[cheering]
There we go.
[cheering]
I know who my favourite son is.
My favourite son right there.
[cheering]
That's my favourite, Mom.
That's my favourite.
Fill in the blank, "I never feel bad
when I lie about my blank."
My appetite.
Appetite.
It's gonna be appetite.
[groaning]
Chance to steal.
Fill in the blank, "I never feel bad
when I lie about my blank."
Salary, Gerry.
Show me salary.
[cheering]
[laughter]
Prefer that, a little bit more casual.
You could do one shoulder if you want.
As opposed to what?
It's a cross-body.
Oh, like the old school, like the '80s?
[Todd] Yeah.
That's cool.
Lots of options.
Like a model.
We're like models for these.
I like stuff.
What'd you guys get me? Nothing?
Nothing, sorry.
Hey, we brought you us. We brought you us.
I know who I want to win.
I want them to win.
[laughter]
Come on, Gerry.
You want to be on the show? Bring me stuff.
I'll cheer for you.
[laughter]
Number seven.
You told us all we had to bring was our personality.
[Gerry] Yeah, good luck with that.
Number six.
[all] Health.
[Gerry] Number five.
[all] Family.
[Gerry] Number four.
[all] Feelings.
[Gerry] All right, early lead, but let's keep going.
Give me Steve.
Give me Kristian.
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We'll put that there to remind the viewers, if you ever get
on the show, you bring stuff.
You put your company logo there,
you get a little free advertising.
[laughter]
All right, top seven answers on the board.
Name something in your life you desperately want to break
up with but don't know how.
Girlfriend.
[cheering]
Pass or play, Steve?
- Play. - Play.
[Gerry] Play.
[cheering]
All right, Jeff.
Your mom pushed you into dating your now wife?
Yes.
She's a teacher as well.
And early on, my mom thought there was a connection.
Oh, you could feel it.
You could feel--
Were you teaching with her?
No, no.
I went to visit his new classroom, and she was there.
And his other girlfriend was with him.
And I thought, how could she not feel this electricity
between the two of them? - Is she here today?
No, she's not here.
She's history, history.
So you had a girlfriend.
My wife now, moving into her classroom--
She was moving into her classroom?
Yeah.
So down the hall, another teacher?
Yeah.
And my mom saw the chemistry and kept saying,
you got to date her. You got to date her.
I'm like, I'm already dating somebody.
Did you end it because of the new one?
- Yes. - That's a--
Yeah, yeah.
--good way to start a marriage.
[laughter]
Nothing like a little infidelity
to just start things.
But you're different, honey.
Yeah.
Wouldn't do that to you.
- Never, never. - How long are you married?
20 years.
20 years, yeah.
So there you go.
Worked out, worked out.
Yeah.
- And the ex is long gone? - Long gone.
Long gone.
Somewhere, she's out there watching.
Yeah.
She's not happy.
What do you want to do?
The mother, blame the mother.
Name something in your life you desperately want to break
up with but don't know how.
Food addiction.
[cheering]
Well, the catch phrase in your house is, Mikey will eat it.
That's true, yeah.
But do you remember the cereal commercial?
That's where my name came from.
Are you the kid that would try anything?
Sometimes on vacation, it gets the worst of me.
In what sense?
He ate 83 steaks.
What?
Yeah, the last family vacation, that week,
I consumed 83 steaks, but that didn't make me sick.
[laughter]
You can't have 83 steaks in a week.
I went to the gym while I was there.
Doesn't matter.
Something in your life you desperately want to break up
with, but you don't know how. Smoking.
[cheering]
Something in your life you desperately want to break
up with but don't know how.
Alcohol, Gerry.
Alcohol.
Show me alcohol.
[groaning]
You're in a dance group called the Dancing Dippers.
Oh, yes, yes.
That's the group?
Well, we call ourselves the Dancing Dippers.
We've been canoeing together for 30 years
because we dance on the beach, and we dip our paddles.
And there's nothing like a good skinny-dip.
Have you skinny-dipped, Gerry?
No.
There's nothing like it.
There's lots of things that are better than that.
[laughter]
I do cold plunges.
Oh, OK, all right.
- Have you done that? - No, no.
It's great.
- You got to try those. - OK.
- All right. - Yeah.
- You do them naked? [Flo] I'll try that.
I don't do them naked, Mike.
Oh, OK.
[laughter]
Something in your life you don't want to break up with,
but you don't know how. Video games.
[groaning]
Is that a big problem for you, Flo?
No, not at all.
Two strikes, Steve.
Yeah.
Something in your life you desperately want to break
up with but don't know how.
A job.
Get ready to steal if it's not up there.
All right.
Chance to steal again, guys.
Something in your life you desperately want to break
up with but don't know how.
I'm going to go with friends, Gerry.
A friend. Show me a friend.
[Uncle Rob] Let's go baby.
Simon says it's up there.
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[Man] Yes!
That's how you do it.
Who the hell is this guy in the front row?
[Flo] Calm down. Calm down.
[Gerry] He's supporting you a lot.
He's your friend? Do you know him?
- Yeah. - Nice.
OK. Pipe down a little bit.
You're a little loud.
[laughter]
I'm just kidding.
Number seven.
Coffee.
Oh, yes.
Why would you ever want to give up coffee?
Yeah, why would you, Steve?
Good point.
Six.
[all] Social media.
How did we miss these?
It seems so obvious.
[all] Five.
Bills, debts.
[Gerry] Four.
[all] Stress.
[Gerry] All right, we got a close battle.
We're coming back. Don't go away.
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Welcome back to "Family Feud Canada."
Spadaforas with the lead over the Belfords.
Let's keep going with Jeff and Josh.
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[Gerry] OK, gentleman.
Points are doubled this round.
Top seven answers on the board.
Here's the question.
Name a place you probably should not go if you
just ate an adult gummy.
Airplane.
[Gerry] Josh. - Work.
Work.
Good answer, Josh!
- Pass or play, Josh? - We'll play.
[Gerry] They're going to play.
- They're going to play, Jeff. - We're gonna play this.
They're going to play, they're going to play.
Yeah.
[cheering]
All right, Mathew.
How tall are you? 6' 4"?
6' 4" exactly.
When did you have a growth spurt?
Around the age of 13.
And you don't play sports?
Not at all.
What a waste.
[laughter]
I hate you.
Don't.
You just never took to sports?
Never, I hate--
Even though you could have dominated--
you could have-- didn't matter.
You just stand there at that age.
Name a place you probably should not go if you
just ate an adult gummy. - A funeral.
Funeral.
[Josh] Good answer.
Good answer.
[cheering]
Kristy, you apparently can outlast
your cousins at something.
What is that?
Even though I'm the only girl, I think I can do more
push-ups than all of them. - Well, we all know that.
He doesn't play sports.
[laughter] I could have told you that.
I get that it's not too hard, but--
[Gerry] How many push-ups can you do in a row?
I'd say probably 20.
Can you do a chin-up?
I can do about 10.
No, you can't.
No, no way.
- Yes, she can. - I can.
- No, you cannot. - I can, Gerry.
[Gerry] No, you can't.
I'm telling you, you can't-- oh, maybe, maybe.
[cheering] Whoa.
- Maybe. - Yeah.
Place you probably should not go if you
just ate an adult gummy.
- I'm going to say school. - School.
[Uncle Rob] There it is.
[Gerry] School.
[groaning]
[Uncle Rob] Good answer.
Name a place you probably should not go if you
just ate an adult gummy.
Church.
Let me see church.
Church.
[cheering]
Here we go, here we go.
Name a place you probably should not go if you
just ate an adult gummy.
I'm going to say your wedding.
Your wedding.
[Uncle Rob] Ooh, yeah.
Yeah.
- Yes, sir. - All right.
[Rob] Good answer, good answer.
Place you probably should not go if you
just ate an adult gummy.
- Two strikes. - Driving.
[Gerry] Driving.
[Uncle Rob] Yes.
Driving.
Yeah.
[cheering]
[Uncle Rob] Go get them, Matt.
Mathew, place you probably should not go if you
just ate an adult gummy. - The gym.
[Uncle Rob] Hell yeah.
Show me the gym.
Get ready to steal over there.
All right, Belfords, place you probably should not go if you
just ate an adult gummy. Flo?
Job interview.
A job interview.
If it's up there, you steal.
Show me a job interview.
Show me an X.
[Rob] Yeah!
Here we go.
Number six.
[all] Amusement park.
[Gerry] Five.
[all] Dentist or doctor.
[Gerry] Number four.
[all] Police station.
164 to 47.
We're coming back.
Don't go away.
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Welcome back to "Family Feud Canada."
Spadaforas with the lead.
Let's keep going with triple points.
Give me Mike. Give me Mathew.
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All right.
Whoa.
I thought that was going to come down there.
Top four answers on the board.
If it was 90% off, name something you'd be
100% suspicious about buying.
A car.
Good question.
One answer will beat it.
- Food. - Food.
Food.
Pass or play?
They're going to play.
OK.
Mike just threw a flyer out there and got it.
He's like, yeah, food.
Number one answer.
Todd, if it was--
friggin' math in the questions now?
If it was 90% off, and you had three apples,
and you sold them at 40% off, what discount would
you get on the third apple?
That should be a question.
We should have more questions like that where there's,
like thinking involved.
If it was 90% off, name something you'd be
100% suspicious about buying.
Safety gear.
It's a really good answer.
I don't know if it's up there but safety gear.
Safety gear.
It's up there.
Too smart of an answer.
Flo, if it was 90% off, name something you'd be
100% suspicious about buying.
Medicine.
Show me medicine.
You got to get this, Steve.
If it was 90% off, name something you'd be
100% suspicious about buying.
There's two strikes.
Vacation.
A vacation.
Let's see if it's up there, vacation.
Get ready to steal.
[groaning]
Now.
House, house, house.
[Gerry] If it was 90% off, name something
you'd be 100% suspicious about buying.
For the win, Gerry, house.
For the win, Gerry, he's not wrong.
House for the win.
House.
[cheering]
Come on.
See, I would have bet--
I would have bet that was up there.
Yea.
[Gerry] You never know what people in the survey will say.
Number four.
Jewellery.
[Gerry] Number three.
Electronics.
All right.
No team has reached 300 points.
We're going to Sudden Death.
Give me Todd, give me Kristy.
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Todd, you looked a little confused there.
Do you know what's about to happen?
- OK. - Yes, of course.
[Gerry] All right, top answer on the board.
Here is the question.
Good luck to you both.
Name a place where you can buy a bag of popcorn.
The movies.
[Rob] Show me the movies.
Show me the movies.
[cheering]
All right, Spadaforas have won again.
Thanks to the Belfords for playing.
Who's playing Fast Money?
Come on out here.
Rob and Josh right after the break for that shot at $10,000.
Don't go away.
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Good job, guys.
Just beat in the buzzer.
Nice meeting you, that was good.
That was fun.
Good luck with your acting, OK?
What a great bunch of guys.
Thanks for being here.
Thank you so much.
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Welcome back.
The Spadafora family won the game.
They are ready to win--
$10,000.
Oh, you've already got $10,000.
Let's try to do it again.
Josh is off-stage.
He can't see or hear your answers.
Five questions, 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.
You win $10,000 if you get to 200.
Are you ready?
Yes, sir.
[Gerry] 20 seconds on the clock.
Clock will start after I finish reading the first question.
Good luck.
Thank you.
Name something you might save and reuse
after a birthday party.
Candles.
[Gerry] Name the most useful superpower.
Speed.
[Gerry] Name a body part that can be short.
Finger.
[Gerry] How many pairs of socks would
you pack for a week-long trip?
Seven.
[Gerry] Name a club that was uncool to join in high school.
Chess.
[Gerry] Turn around.
Yes.
Something you might save and reuse after a birthday party.
You said, candles.
Survey said?
Most useful superpower, you said speed.
Survey said?
[Uncle Rob] Ugh.
Name a body part that can be short.
You said, finger.
Survey said?
Come on, pinky.
Yeah.
[cheering]
How many pairs of socks would you pack for a week-long trip?
You said, seven.
[Uncle Rob] One a day.
One a day, right?
One a day.
Survey said?
[Uncle Rob] Yeah.
Name a club that was uncool to join in high school.
You said, chess club.
Survey said?
All right! Good job.
Let's go.
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Right over here, yes.
Rob's so positive.
He's just positive.
Love it.
You only need 63 for another $10,000.
All right.
Same five questions, can't duplicate his answers.
They were tough.
We're going to give you 25 seconds.
- Are you ready? - Yep.
[Gerry] Let's remind everyone of Rob's answers.
25 seconds on the clock.
The clock will start after I finish
reading the first question.
Good luck.
Name something you might save and reuse
after a birthday party.
Presents.
[Gerry] Name the most useful superpower.
Flight.
[Gerry] Name a body part that can be short.
Penis.
[Gerry] How many pairs of socks would
you pack for a week-long trip?
- Seven. [Gerry] Try again.
Six.
[Gerry] Name a club that was uncool to join in high school.
Glee.
[Gerry] Turn around.
Turn around and see this.
Name something-- come on over here.
Come on over here.
Name something you might save and reuse
after a birthday party.
You said, regift.
Survey said?
[Josh] Ah.
Candles, candles.
Most useful superpower, you said flight.
Survey said?
Nice.
Invisibility.
Invisibility was number one.
Body part that can be short, you said penis.
[laughter]
Number one.
He said, be up there.
Survey said?
Eight.
Legs, legs, 33 points.
How many pairs of socks would you pack for a week-long trip?
You said six.
Survey said?
Oh my gosh, seven.
We need 28.
28.
Name a club that was uncool to join in high school.
You said glee.
If 28 people said glee, you got $10,000.
Survey said?
[Rob] Come on.
Come on.
[groaning]
Chess club.
Oh, that was close.
Well, $10,000, $5 a point brings their two-day
total to just under $11,000.
The Spadaforas will be back.
We'll see you next time.
Thanks for watching.
All right.
OK.
All good. You still won.
One more to go. Good job.
Good job, audience.
Thank you.