@@ScottATemple He definitely is my favorite host of Family Feud, I was heartbroken when I found out he committed suicide. I think he could have hosted a bunch of other game shows in the future.
This is actually the CBS Daytime version since 1, the closing credits mention “Recorded At CBS Television City,” something the syndicated version doesn’t do. 2. Before the arrival of Bullsye in mid-1992, the CBS Daytime version has a top prize of $5,000 and not $10,000 like they do for the syndicated version.
@@WackyTim I thought so. I wonder how common these shows woulda been. I'm actually rather curious if there was more of them. Do you know if many others were done like this, either for your area or others across the country?
So happy to see this! Especially with Steve Pool's retirement announcement this week ❤
Speaking as a lifelong Seattle-Tacoma native and resident I love this :) If the whole episode pops up some day I would love to see it :)
Ray Combs was definitely a terrific host
@Scott Temple Airdate?
@@ScottATemple He definitely is my favorite host of Family Feud, I was heartbroken when I found out he committed suicide. I think he could have hosted a bunch of other game shows in the future.
This was awesome!
This would’ve been a great episode of Frasier
I guess syndicated Combs Feud was on ABC in Seattle?
This is actually the CBS Daytime version since 1, the closing credits mention “Recorded At CBS Television City,” something the syndicated version doesn’t do. 2. Before the arrival of Bullsye in mid-1992, the CBS Daytime version has a top prize of $5,000 and not $10,000 like they do for the syndicated version.
Fun Fact: Dan Lewis' hair has stayed the same since 1987. The only change was that it just went grey.
When I lived in Seattle (1994--1996) he was gray.
This is from 1992.
April 1992
So it only airs on Komo-tv, the reason why they didn’t air this on GSN!
KLSY Video Archive--My visit to Family Feud
season 4 1991 1992
Does anybody know what font is used in the Family Feud KOMO-TV Special logo?
Win Lose or Draw did shows along these lines with local people playing.
Oh, you only need to win the game with one round instead of 300 goal? Interesting!
Was this aired just locally? Or nationally too? It seems like it woulda been a local only thing?
Yes, just on KOMO TV, Channel 4 in Seattle.
@@WackyTim I thought so. I wonder how common these shows woulda been. I'm actually rather curious if there was more of them. Do you know if many others were done like this, either for your area or others across the country?
@@WackyTim Airdate?
@@meowkitty5588 they showed it a couple of times. I would guess 1987 maybe 88.
@@WackyTim 1992