One of the Brewers suggested Steve would be a good "Judas." An offended Steve asks, "What's with 'Judas?'" He then asked if it was on the board, adding, "Please don't let that be up there," but much to his frustration, it was. It's what happened next that upset Steve. The Brewers immediately were hit with two strikes when "Peter" and "David" both weren't up there, but they then guessed "Moses," which was the number one response. Danielle from the Brewers rang in and said "Jesus." Steve was surprised by her choice, but it was number three on the board, and since the Jonas family's guess of "Adam" wasn't up there at all, the Brewers got to play the round. On that show, the Brewers and the Jonas family were asked to name a part they could see Steve playing in a TV miniseries of the Bible. Well Steve has another reason to be disgruntled thanks to a recent episode. Curry Family Gets 1 Answers Celebrity Family Feud. Shower UP - Celebrity Family Feud - Steve Harvey Family Feud. During his tenure there, he's been trolled, he's been made fun of, he's been scared and he's even walked off the stage. Jeff Dunham vs Ming-Na Wen and Taye Diggs vs Caroline Rhea.
That surpasses both Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy in the game category, and Feud “frequently leads all of first-run syndication.Steve Harvey seems to have a good time hosting Family Feud, but the game show is not always smiles and laughs for the 64-year-old comedian. But he experienced a different kind of surprise when the. Per the ratings announcement, Feud’s numbers have “surged nearly fivefold” from a 1.4 in the 2009-10 season to its current 6.8 (2.4 in 2010-11, followed by a 3.0, 4.6, 5.0, 6.2 and last season’s 6.6). By Katherine Tinsley Published: Save Article Steve Harvey has heard many unexpected answers while hosting Family Feud. Ben Carson discussed working together on urban issues. Harvey told reporters gathered then in the lobby of Trump Tower that he, Trump and Dr. The early-January figures do not reflect whatever publicity bump came with Harvey’s much-covered meeting with President-elect Donald Trump last Friday, January 13.
The game show has increased its season-to-date average to a 6.8 rating, FremantleMedia says, up 8 percent compared to the same period a year ago. “Their passion,” she said, “coupled with the unstoppable talent within Steve Harvey, is what makes Feud continue to shine.” In a statement accompanying the ratings news, Jennifer Mullin, Co-CEO, FremantleMedia North America, praised the producing team and host. Family Feud, the syndicated game show hosted by Steve Harvey, hit a ratings record high the first week of January, reaching a 7.6 and poised to become what its producers say is the first nationally syndicated TV series ever to increase its ratings for seven consecutive years.
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