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Honorable Mentions: Snoop with Pie In The Horse Canada Family Feud: Name the food most associated with Popeye-Chicken Brithish Family Fortunes:Triple Turkey In Fast Money Classic Family Feud: Name a crime everyone thought about committing once: Hit-and-Run and Prostitution.
You missed the best one ever. Steve Harvey: “if a mans zipper breaks, what might he put in front of it?” Charles Barkley: “a child” Steve Harvey: “wow!!”
A lot of answers just didn't make the cut here. I wish there was a part 2 of this. 🤣 My favorite part is, Steve: Give me a boy's name that starts with H Contestant: *slams in confidence* Jose! 🤣
There was one I thought would be here: Steve Harvey asks the contestants to name something a doctor might pull out of a person, and the first contestant says…a gerbil. After which, she shakes her head ‘no!’ And regrets it and continually says ‘I didn’t say that!’
@@richardperaza5083 It IS wrong because "u" and "w" are NOT the same letter, so "double u" doesn't make sense. And "pork upine" doesn't make sense either, because the question was "Name a word that comes after 'pork.' " The contestant was obviously thinking of the word "porcupine," which, unlike "pork," does NOT contain the letter "k."
It may have been funny to you, but it wasn't brilliant, it didn't fit the question, and it wasn't pretty damn clever. The question was "Name a word that would follow 'pork.' " An answer like "loin," "chop," "rinds," etc, would have made sense. But "UPINE" was BEYOND STUPID! Why? Because the contestant who said was obviously thinking of the word "porcupine." The question, however, had to do with the word "pork," which ends with the letter "k." Is there a "k" in "porcupine"? NO! If there's no "k" in "porcupine," then it doesn't fit in with "pork." Besides, "upine" isn't even a real word. It's only a PART of a word, so it doesn't count.
@@abidingknack7013 If that moronic answer was on the board, then either the writers of "Family Feud" or the person who gave the answer as part of the survey are just as idiotic as the contestant who gave the answer on the show.
@@luisisthenamelitn6978 Well of course Russia is "famous for" Russians. What do we think it's famous for -- SWEDES? DUH!!! In other words, it was a DUMB ANSWER!
@@tedbundy3366 If it was worded the same way to the people surveyed, then there's no problem. You're not trying to guess the "best" answer, you're trying to guess what most people would respond with.
The best was a recent one on Family Feud Canada...Sudden death, top answer only..."Name Popeye's Favorite Food" Contestant with all the confidence in the world: "Chicken" Host and family absolutely lost it.
The reason "gynecologist" was "mysteriously absent from the list" is because it wouldn't have made any sense. The question was "At what month does a pregnant woman begin to 'show'?" (Begin to look pregnant) They were obviously going for a number, since an expectant mother would probably begin to "show" either during the fifth month, or the sixth, or seventh, etc. So, giving "gynecologist" as an answer would have been just as ridiculous as that woman who answered "September." And the reason that answer was dumb is because it presumes that the hypothetical woman in question became pregnant during one of the first few months of the year, so she might start to look pregnant in September. But, what if the baby was CONCEIVED in September? In such an event, the mother wouldn't "show" until one of the earlier months of the following year.
@@michaelpalmieri7335 do you not know what I’m talking about? There was a contestant who gave the answer “gynecologist” as an answer for “name a job that’s dirty but someone has to do it.” I’m well aware of all the hypotheticals for answering with “September,” but thank you for that long, drawn-out explanation anyhow, haha!
That Chicken Noodle answer was not the contestants fault. That was not the first, or last, time that someone got a question wrong because they misheard Steve. He may be funny, but he can be difficult to understand.
How the hell can Steve Harvey keep a straight face, the "upine" would have had me on my knees crying from laughter because that's what happened just know when I heard it
@@Chaos89P They didn't actually have the words "Naked Grandma" on the board. What actually appeared was something like "a person," or words to that effect. I don't remember the exact answer.
Please make more of these family feud episodes. There are so many throughout the series and can make for a great many WatchMojo videos. Please and thank you from Adam.
one of the best ones I saw was the question "Tell me something that people in hell have to deal with" the lady answered "oxygen." she thought he said inhale.
One of the alltime funniest bits was a family of three brothers, one of them named Charlie, blonde-haired fellow, Charlie's wife who looked like she could be his daughter and I think the last person was her mother, Charlie's mother-in-law. Charlie was playing the final round and Richard Dawson started asking the questions. Dawson: "Other than the bird, name something in a birdcage." Charlie: "A hamster." Dawson: "Name something a little boy might forget and leave at school." Charlie: "His trousers." Dawson: "How much would a dozen roses cost?" Charlie: "$1.98." There were reactions from the audience by the second answer, but the roses one got even more reactions. Dawson let the clock go, knowing none of these answers would be up there. Charlie was totally oblivious and stayed that way for the rest of the time they were on the show. The family came back and now the first guy, Charlie's brother, kind of picked it up and started messing with Richard, but Charlie still didn't have a clue. After a day or two, there was a question, "name something you would do before going to work," and the third brother said, "drinking." Dawson replied, "something I'm going to do if this family wins much more, . . . show me drinking." Poor ol' Charlie never did seem to catch on to what he had said.
Everyone knows that Popeye's favorite food is spinach. Even little kids know it, since they probably saw the old Popeye cartoons on TV. It was also mentioned in the live-action movie "Popeye" (1980) with the late Robin Williams in the title role. (Actually, in the film, Popeye at first says that he HATES spinach, but in the end, he learns to like it) The lady must have been thinking of the Popeye's Chicken restaurant chain, which ironically, wasn't named after Popeye the cartoon character. It was named after Jimmy "Popeye" Doyle, Gene Hackman's detective character in the movie "The French Connection." (1971) The character was based on NYPD detective Eddie Egan, who investigated the real French Connection drug case.
There was one from when Richard Karn was host that I will never forget The question was “name a phrase with the word “holy” in it” In the sweetest voice possible, this one woman says “Holy Mary mother fucker” Obviously “fucker” was bleeped, but I don’t know who would think of such a thing as an appropriate answer
@@michaelpalmieri7335 It's not really Family Feud. On the show "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia", there's a similar in-universe show called "Family Fight" that the main characters go on. The prompt was "Name an animal that we eat but that doesn't eat us".
@@michaelpalmieri7335 His explanation was that he hasn't eaten it because it's not a food for commoners. Can't argue with that logic. I mean I've never eaten dragon, and I'd consider myself a commoner.
In defence of the phoney horse, that was an issue in racing before DNA and is the plot of a ‘Charlie’s Angeles’ episode from around the time of the feud episode.
All mammals have eggs. They might not LAY them, but their eggs exist. They are just super small and inside their body. While it was not going to make it on the board as a most common answer, technically it is true that you wouldn't see hamster eggs on the breakfast table.
That Papa Bear one is like it's that moment where you had a brain fart and just regretted after you said it. I feel for contestants on that show and the sad thing is probably would have done the same thing
There was an almost similar incident, where Steve Harvey said "Name one of the Three Bears," by which he obviously meant the bears from the "Goldilocks" story. We all know that the three bears were called Papa Bear, Mama Bear, and Baby Bear. Yet, one of the contestants answered "Yogi."
I still think the funniest answer I've ever seen was when Steve Harvey asked: "Name a body part you noticed is bigger since becoming an adult." And the contestant shouted: "Your penis!" The audience went completely crazy after that and Steve Harvey had this insanely stunned look on his face and got down his knees and pure disbelief.
Two that come to mind that should be on here is the Gerbil answer to something you can pull out of a human and what's something you do for your baby...that you also do for your hubby lol
What Rebecca said: “We have to admit that suit and soup do sound a little alike” What subtitles thought she said: “We have to admit that soup and soup do sound a little alike”
During the Fast Money round, a contestant was asked to name a material curtains are often made from. She must have thought he said cartons because she answered confidently “Cardboard!”
Also, Bob explains why he said that. He thought it was animal with 3 of the same letter in it's name, which still doesn't work, but that's what he said.
@@colerieger7300 Bob must have been hard of hearing, because the question was "Name an animal with three letters." It didn't say "three of the SAME LETTERS."
On the Australian version in the 70s it was the host, Tony Barber, who made the slip-up. He asked a man "Have you got a boyfriend?" When realising what he'd just said Tony immediately looked terribly embarrassed and said, "Oh no, I'm sorry, forgive me. I meant to say have you got a girlfriend?" The young bloke had the sense to see the funny side and responded, "No, I'm gay." The gaffe became quite famous as a blooper reel highlight.
This could have been all Steve Harvey era. I think the show purposely seeks out High School drop outs and people with learning disabilities. It's all about getting clips on TH-cam and getting Harvey to react. The "Upine" thing was actually genius.
Hey people, let's make a clip about funny wrong answers, but to make sure the clip is nothing but funny let's cut only one second per funny answer and let's talk a minute about it.... Serious, watch mojo ?
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What about that guy who yells “NAKED GRANDMA!” And actually gets points for it.
Next list top 10 embarrassing wheel of fortune answers!
Pie in the Horse
Honorable Mentions:
Snoop with Pie In The Horse
Canada Family Feud: Name the food most associated with Popeye-Chicken
Brithish Family Fortunes:Triple Turkey In Fast Money
Classic Family Feud: Name a crime everyone thought about committing once: Hit-and-Run and Prostitution.
One of the funniest answered i have heard is that one time when a man answer naked grandma that should have been on this list
The “upine” line has me laughing my guts out! 😆😆😆😆
My fav moment on tv ever!!!
@@ashnicole9354 Steve Harvey’s face says it all upon hearing that too. Like he lost hope in humanity. 🤣🤣
The fact that Steve Harvey has spoken about it many times over the years is enough to make it memorable.
@@twist58 I don't blame him I would too 🤣🤣🤣
I saw that episode.
"Pie in the- What the hell did you say?"
God that line of Steve just gets me all the time 😂😂
😂😂😂
I can't believe that came from Snoop Dogg.
🤣🤣🤣😂..!!
my favorite: “name something a burglar would NOT want to see when he breaks into a house” “NEKKID GRANDMA”
Hello there, fellow mythical beast 😏
Naked huh?
You missed the best one ever.
Steve Harvey: “if a mans zipper breaks, what might he put in front of it?”
Charles Barkley: “a child”
Steve Harvey: “wow!!”
I’m surprised he didn’t have FBI question him afterwards!!
Then he says, "I meant a baby!"
And his family goes, "NOO that's worse!!!"
Oh god!
Family Feud will always be a legendary show.
One of the most iconic of all time, too
it's so funny and addicting!
Enough said.
I love all the host’s faces when they hear a stupid question it’s so damn funny.
Especially Steve.
Stupid answer
Steve Harvey reacting to dumb answers is always hilarious. 😂
I could just imagine how Richard Dawson would have reacted to the Steve Harvey era answers. And vice versa.
A lot of answers just didn't make the cut here. I wish there was a part 2 of this. 🤣
My favorite part is,
Steve: Give me a boy's name that starts with H
Contestant: *slams in confidence* Jose!
🤣
Here's another one.
"Name something that is hard to do with your eyes open."
"Read."
There was one I thought would be here:
Steve Harvey asks the contestants to name something a doctor might pull out of a person, and the first contestant says…a gerbil. After which, she shakes her head ‘no!’ And regrets it and continually says ‘I didn’t say that!’
Lol! I was thinking about that one as well!
lol I remember that episode
This needs to be a Top 20 list, easily.
Or even a top 50.
@@stupendous1068 Yeah, that too!
Saw a good one a while back. The host said "Finish a phrase that starts with 'Double'. The person said "U". 🤣
😂😂😂😂 Good one 👍
I mean it's not wrong it's like Pork ...upine
@@richardperaza5083
It IS wrong because "u" and "w" are NOT the same letter, so "double u" doesn't make sense.
And "pork upine" doesn't make sense either, because the question was "Name a word that comes after 'pork.' " The contestant was obviously thinking of the word "porcupine," which, unlike "pork," does NOT contain the letter "k."
Do u do narcotics?
No, but I will!😂😂😂
Steve: Fill In the blank, "Pie in the _____"
Snoop Dogg: Horse
"Upine" is actually brilliant! It's funny, it fits the question and it was pretty damn clever!
I thought so, too, but he was probably the only one who thought that.
Agreed
It was also on the board. Just not shown on this clip.
It may have been funny to you, but it wasn't brilliant, it didn't fit the question, and it wasn't pretty damn clever.
The question was "Name a word that would follow 'pork.' " An answer like "loin," "chop," "rinds," etc, would have made sense. But "UPINE" was BEYOND STUPID! Why? Because the contestant who said was obviously thinking of the word "porcupine." The question, however, had to do with the word "pork," which ends with the letter "k." Is there a "k" in "porcupine"? NO! If there's no "k" in "porcupine," then it doesn't fit in with "pork."
Besides, "upine" isn't even a real word. It's only a PART of a word, so it doesn't count.
@@abidingknack7013
If that moronic answer was on the board, then either the writers of "Family Feud" or the person who gave the answer as part of the survey are just as idiotic as the contestant who gave the answer on the show.
Cupine!!!!!! And he was soooo serious omg 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I die everytime!
Steve Harvey: "That's the greatest answer I've ever heard!!"
Name an animal with three letters in its name.
ALLIGATOR
Name something Russia is famous for
RUSSIANS
I mean that second one isn't wrong.
He's the Eisenhower lookalike.
@Ian Gordon same thing I said. The question should've been worded differently, or you know, threw in the word "only".
@@luisisthenamelitn6978
Well of course Russia is "famous for" Russians. What do we think it's famous for -- SWEDES?
DUH!!!
In other words, it was a DUMB ANSWER!
@@tedbundy3366 If it was worded the same way to the people surveyed, then there's no problem. You're not trying to guess the "best" answer, you're trying to guess what most people would respond with.
You guys missed Snoop Dogg's legendary fast money answer: "Pie in the horse"
The best was a recent one on Family Feud Canada...Sudden death, top answer only..."Name Popeye's Favorite Food"
Contestant with all the confidence in the world: "Chicken"
Host and family absolutely lost it.
“The memories we make with our family is everything.”
If Alex Trebek hosted and heard any of these answers:
"Wrong."
I'm a little disappointed that "Naked Grandma" wasnt on this list
I'll never forget "Chickeeeeen" from Family Feud Canada.
This one should have made the list but i guess murica....
What was that about?
can't believe "Nekkid Grandma" didn't make the list, but I love these too! XD
This is why Steve Harvey is my favorite host. His reactions to the dumb answers is the best.
Harvey is good, but he has nothing on Richard Dawson.
That "Chicken Noodle Suit" 🤣
How is “September” NOT number 1? I thought that was automatic… then I remembered “gynecologist,” haha!… which is mysteriously absent from the list!
The reason "gynecologist" was "mysteriously absent from the list" is because it wouldn't have made any sense. The question was "At what month does a pregnant woman begin to 'show'?" (Begin to look pregnant) They were obviously going for a number, since an expectant mother would probably begin to "show" either during the fifth month, or the sixth, or seventh, etc. So, giving "gynecologist" as an answer would have been just as ridiculous as that woman who answered "September." And the reason that answer was dumb is because it presumes that the hypothetical woman in question became pregnant during one of the first few months of the year, so she might start to look pregnant in September. But, what if the baby was CONCEIVED in September? In such an event, the mother wouldn't "show" until one of the earlier months of the following year.
@@michaelpalmieri7335 do you not know what I’m talking about? There was a contestant who gave the answer “gynecologist” as an answer for “name a job that’s dirty but someone has to do it.” I’m well aware of all the hypotheticals for answering with “September,” but thank you for that long, drawn-out explanation anyhow, haha!
@@smoothALOE
Alright, I'll admit I misunderstood your comment, but it's no reason to get all uppity and sarcastic. So, just cool it, man.
@@michaelpalmieri7335 well, I’ll apologize for coming across as uppity. I certainly didn’t mean for THAT to happen. Have a good one 👍
@@smoothALOE
Don't worry, I will. Thanks.
“Upine” is like something Charlie would say on Family Fight, and then get 1 point because he was part of the survey.
That Chicken Noodle answer was not the contestants fault. That was not the first, or last, time that someone got a question wrong because they misheard Steve. He may be funny, but he can be difficult to understand.
i live in the same area steve harvey grew up in and i thought he said “soup” too 🤣
In his defense, Soup and Suit sound familiar
Only ten Watch Mojo? There have been endless to choose from.
Great video and I enjoyed it and Family Feud is one of my favorite shows and have a blessed day
I luvvvv "Celebrity Family Fued "...shows wat celebrities are thinking.
I'm here for Pork-upine.
Man I suddenly have a hankering for pork-U-Pine! 🐖 🤣
How the hell can Steve Harvey keep a straight face, the "upine" would have had me on my knees crying from laughter because that's what happened just know when I heard it
Same
He actually didn't. In many interviews, Steve Harvey has stated they had to stop recording because he couldn't stop laughing for like 20 minutes.
How did any of then keep a straight
@@kershabeaver3312
*them
My favorite family feud moment was "give me a slang term that means wife?"
*N E K K I D G R A N D M A!!!!!!!!!!!*
Naked HUH?!
What was even better about that was they "had" it on the board, at #1, no less!
@@Chaos89P
They didn't actually have the words "Naked Grandma" on the board. What actually appeared was something like "a person," or words to that effect. I don't remember the exact answer.
@@michaelpalmieri7335 It was something like "occupant." The point was that the judges accepted it, hence why I had "had" in quotation marks.
I'm still to this day wondering what "Pie In The Horse" is and where Snoop Dogg heard it from?
Where's the guy who answered Naked Grandma?
That's more like a funny moment.
It was also on the board, not necessarily as "Nekkid grandma."
He probably faded into television obscurity just like the rest of the contestants.
Please make more of these family feud episodes. There are so many throughout the series and can make for a great many WatchMojo videos. Please and thank you from Adam.
4:44 I bet you he was thinking about the Trojan War.
great video
To me, I think Pie in the Horse is the most embarrassing answer on Family Feud.
And it was from Snoop Dogg of all people.
What was the question that led to an answer like that?
@@michaelpalmieri7335 It was at Fast Money. "Pie in the (Blank)"
one of the best ones I saw was the question "Tell me something that people in hell have to deal with" the lady answered "oxygen." she thought he said inhale.
Chicken Noodle and Upine is the most embarrassing Family Feud answer on TV or on Hulu
One of the alltime funniest bits was a family of three brothers, one of them named Charlie, blonde-haired fellow, Charlie's wife who looked like she could be his daughter and I think the last person was her mother, Charlie's mother-in-law.
Charlie was playing the final round and Richard Dawson started asking the questions.
Dawson: "Other than the bird, name something in a birdcage."
Charlie: "A hamster."
Dawson: "Name something a little boy might forget and leave at school."
Charlie: "His trousers."
Dawson: "How much would a dozen roses cost?"
Charlie: "$1.98."
There were reactions from the audience by the second answer, but the roses one got even more reactions.
Dawson let the clock go, knowing none of these answers would be up there. Charlie was totally oblivious and stayed that way for the rest of the time they were on the show.
The family came back and now the first guy, Charlie's brother, kind of picked it up and started messing with Richard, but Charlie still didn't have a clue.
After a day or two, there was a question, "name something you would do before going to work," and the third brother said, "drinking."
Dawson replied, "something I'm going to do if this family wins much more, . . . show me drinking."
Poor ol' Charlie never did seem to catch on to what he had said.
Gynecologist is the funniest and the fact you didnt even put on this list voids the list by itself
This video was so hilarious. I literally died laughing at all of the answers. Great video..!!
What about when Steve asks what’s Popeyes favorite food and some lady says confidently CHICKEN!!!
That’s actually from Canadian family feud, hosted by Gerry Dee. I think this was all America feud answers
@@nathanstevens87 ohhh
Everyone knows that Popeye's favorite food is spinach. Even little kids know it, since they probably saw the old Popeye cartoons on TV. It was also mentioned in the live-action movie "Popeye" (1980) with the late Robin Williams in the title role. (Actually, in the film, Popeye at first says that he HATES spinach, but in the end, he learns to like it)
The lady must have been thinking of the Popeye's Chicken restaurant chain, which ironically, wasn't named after Popeye the cartoon character. It was named after Jimmy "Popeye" Doyle, Gene Hackman's detective character in the movie "The French Connection." (1971) The character was based on NYPD detective Eddie Egan, who investigated the real French Connection drug case.
Let's be honest; September is #1.
You picked the right one at #1! Richard Karn's response was classic-"Those aren't eggs."
"What's the ideal temperature?" and the contestant said 98.6 degrees was always a good one.
There was one from when Richard Karn was host that I will never forget
The question was “name a phrase with the word “holy” in it”
In the sweetest voice possible, this one woman says “Holy Mary mother fucker”
Obviously “fucker” was bleeped, but I don’t know who would think of such a thing as an appropriate answer
The "upine" guy was very confident in his answer 😂😂😂
This is what I’ve been waiting for.
No Kermit the Frog? No Honorable Mentions? Really?
No "Naked Grandma"? That one was a hilarious. XD
The best answer ever was “dragon” by Charlie Kelley
What was the question?
@@michaelpalmieri7335 It's not really Family Feud. On the show "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia", there's a similar in-universe show called "Family Fight" that the main characters go on. The prompt was "Name an animal that we eat but that doesn't eat us".
@@micah4029
And Charlie Kelly replied "DRAGON"? LOL! 😄🤪
When did anyone ever eat a dragon?
@@michaelpalmieri7335 His explanation was that he hasn't eaten it because it's not a food for commoners. Can't argue with that logic. I mean I've never eaten dragon, and I'd consider myself a commoner.
@@micah4029
Of course you've never ate a dragon. They don't exist. In fact, they've never existed, except in those old fairy tales.
In defence of the phoney horse, that was an issue in racing before DNA and is the plot of a ‘Charlie’s Angeles’ episode from around the time of the feud episode.
And it's not at all unusual for horse traders to lie about the animal's health. It was a wrong answer but not terrible.
All mammals have eggs. They might not LAY them, but their eggs exist. They are just super small and inside their body. While it was not going to make it on the board as a most common answer, technically it is true that you wouldn't see hamster eggs on the breakfast table.
I don't think hamsters lay eggs.
I don't know why the 6 minute "Nana" "Mommy" answer isn't on here. Does it cross the threshold to from embarrassing to mortifying?
How is “Nanna” not number one? She said the same answer multiple times! Lmao
Steve: that's going to be number one on TH-cam
Me: number two close enough and it makes sense
No naked grandma? That’s the funniest one.
That spider man Clip was just perfectly used 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
What Spiderman clip?
In all fairness orange juice does look yellow.
Those top 2 had me in tears laughing.
We all know #2 is the real #1. They should of put hamster eggs at #10. This is the weakest one, it’s odd af, but not the most embarrassing.
That Papa Bear one is like it's that moment where you had a brain fart and just regretted after you said it. I feel for contestants on that show and the sad thing is probably would have done the same thing
Thanks for the video
The instant regret in his eyes as he said papa bear 😂
Thankfully this guy probably didn't live long enough to see himself on TH-cam.
There was an almost similar incident, where Steve Harvey said "Name one of the Three Bears," by which he obviously meant the bears from the "Goldilocks" story. We all know that the three bears were called Papa Bear, Mama Bear, and Baby Bear. Yet, one of the contestants answered "Yogi."
2:17 🍉 was up there too! Lol
5:30 he really said SOUP lol
I still think the funniest answer I've ever seen was when Steve Harvey asked: "Name a body part you noticed is bigger since becoming an adult."
And the contestant shouted: "Your penis!"
The audience went completely crazy after that and Steve Harvey had this insanely stunned look on his face and got down his knees and pure disbelief.
Two that come to mind that should be on here is the Gerbil answer to something you can pull out of a human and what's something you do for your baby...that you also do for your hubby lol
Im early for one great video
The "mutual friends" moments is severely underrated, particularly because it doesn't hit Richard Dawson immediately
Before I Even Watch It … “Pupine” Is On Here 🤣😭😭
What Rebecca said: “We have to admit that suit and soup do sound a little alike”
What subtitles thought she said: “We have to admit that soup and soup do sound a little alike”
Yea I wore a chicken noodle suit to the office once, it didn't work out well.
watch mojo is a great channel
During the Fast Money round, a contestant was asked to name a material curtains are often made from. She must have thought he said cartons because she answered confidently “Cardboard!”
3:05
We were ALL THINKING IT.
That first Bob also said that Snow comes with a summer storm.
You guys didn’t even show when bob said “alligator” stop talking and just show the clips please. God damn.
Also, Bob explains why he said that. He thought it was animal with 3 of the same letter in it's name, which still doesn't work, but that's what he said.
@@colerieger7300
Bob must have been hard of hearing, because the question was "Name an animal with three letters." It didn't say "three of the SAME LETTERS."
Steve Harvey is gonna call you out lol
Turkey, Turkey, Turkey is my all time fav
That's on one of the British versions.
September was just brilliant and awesome
On the Australian version in the 70s it was the host, Tony Barber, who made the slip-up. He asked a man "Have you got a boyfriend?" When realising what he'd just said Tony immediately looked terribly embarrassed and said, "Oh no, I'm sorry, forgive me. I meant to say have you got a girlfriend?" The young bloke had the sense to see the funny side and responded, "No, I'm gay." The gaffe became quite famous as a blooper reel highlight.
That would have been a fairly bold statement to make on television during the 1970s.
@@stupendous1068 Indeed it was for the time. Fortunately folks had the good sense to take it as the joke it was intended to be. ☺
You should have used the invincible clip when she said Orange that would have been an excellent opportunity
This could have been all Steve Harvey era. I think the show purposely seeks out High School drop outs and people with learning disabilities. It's all about getting clips on TH-cam and getting Harvey to react. The "Upine" thing was actually genius.
I could just imagine how Richard Dawson would have reacted to those answers.
No the all time favorite family feud is steve Harvey and his reaction
All the people shouting "good answer" after they say something stupid makes it even more hilarious!
Yooooo
This is my first time here😉
I'm shocked naked grandma isn't on there lol
I'm not, considering it turned out to be on the board.
i love this video
Top 10 actors who could play Dustin father
Ya'll should do " Top 20 dumbest/funniest answers by Celebrities "
I love steve Harvey so much
Hey people, let's make a clip about funny wrong answers, but to make sure the clip is nothing but funny let's cut only one second per funny answer and let's talk a minute about it.... Serious, watch mojo ?