[announcer] It's time for "Family Feud Canada."
From Mississauga, Ontario, the Wambua family.
And from Stanstead, Quebec, the Goodsell family.
And now the star of our show, Gerry Dee!
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[Gerry] Thank you.
Thank you very much.
Welcome to "Family Feud Canada."
Another great show.
Two families competing for one thing in common, $10,000.
[cheering]
The Goodsell family, you guys won easy last time.
You're gonna try to do it again.
You're playing against the Wambua family.
Let's say hello to them.
Hi, Eileen.
Hi, Gerry.
Good to meet you.
Tell me who you brought with you today.
Well, Gerry, today I brought my better half, husband, Steven,
my rambunctious nephew, Maxwell,
my determined son, Sydney, and my calm
nephew, Christopher, Chris.
[applause]
Straight out of Africa.
We are loud.
We are proud.
And we are here to--
[all] Wow the crowd.
[Gerry] Awesome.
Great to meet you all.
I'll come back, we'll chat some more.
We're gonna jump right in.
Welcome back to the champs.
Good luck to you as well.
Let's play the Feud, everybody.
Here we go, give me Eileen.
Give me Tammy.
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All right, good luck, good luck, good luck, ladies.
Top seven answers on the board.
We surveyed a hundred Canadians.
Name something a parent might ask
their teenager for advice on.
Emojis.
[applause]
Three answers.
- Three answers will beat it. - Clothing.
Clothing.
[Terrie] It's up there.
[applause]
[Gerry] Pass or play?
- Pass or play? - Pass.
- Ooh. [Connie] Let it go.
- OK. [Gerry] You want to pass?
- Yeah. - OK, that means pass.
- OK. [Gerry] They're gonna pass.
[applause]
They're gonna pass.
Don't send your kids the eggplant.
Yes, I know that.
- You know that one? - Mm-hmm.
- It's not a good one. - Not a good one.
No.
- Hello Steve, how are you? - I'm good.
How are you, Gerry?
I'm good.
You have a reputation according to the family?
What's your reputation?
I know.
My family doesn't like me telling them to bring food
when you're going on vacation.
You want to bring food on vacation?
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, and have me cook.
And we are supposed to be on vacation.
I don't know why I'm cooking on vacation.
- Yeah, I agree with Eileen. - Yeah.
[Gerry] So what's that all about, Steve?
Gerry, it saves a lot of money, you know?
Saves a lot of money?
[Steve] Yes.
And, you know, when we're travelling, sometimes the kids
will say, Dad, I'm hungry.
Well, the food is already in the car.
We ain't gonna make any stops.
[Gerry] Is he a bit of a saver?
A lot.
[Gerry] A lot?
He's cheap.
What if you win $10,000?
Will you stop and get them a treat?
I'll stop.
I will stop.
We'll have to check.
Something a parent might ask their teenager
for advice on, Steve.
How to use their cell phone.
Cell phone, how to you use the cell phone.
[Sydney] Good answer.
[applause]
Yes!
Maxwell, does your family or you have a secret strategy
on winning today?
Oh, I do have a secret strategy, Gerry.
It goes a lot to my personality and mainly my hair, too.
And I swear, every year, the longer my hair gets,
the more my confidence gets.
I just sweep my hair back, and I'm good.
So you're confident?
I'm confident.
You gotta be to win some money.
You know, they won 10,000 already, and they
won it pretty handily.
So you're up against some tough competition.
I know, but I'm feeling good.
You're feeling good.
OK, well, let's start.
Something a parent might ask their teenager for advice on.
The television, Gerry.
Television.
[applause]
1920, maybe.
[laughter]
I hear you and your cousin can get quite
competitive at some times.
Oh, Gerry.
Biggest competition you've ever had is what?
You know, Gerry, I think the beauty
of our competitive nature, it's more just the fact that we
get competitive over anything.
Anything.
I mean, let me take you back.
Thanksgiving, we just started getting on the floor,
doing push-ups, spamming them, trying to see
who could really duke it out and just make the most happen.
And who won?
I did, but I will not lie, it was a battle.
It was a battle.
And that's exactly-- like, that's how we push each other.
- How many in a row? - I think we got to 42, 42.
- That's pretty good. [both] 42.
42, yes, sir.
Can you do-- how many can you do?
[applause] Me?
- Maybe 15. - 15?
Yeah.
And then I'll take off.
[laughter]
Something a parent might ask their teenager for advice on.
Food.
Advice on food.
You never tried this thing called food?
[laughter]
[Sydney] Good answer.
Try food.
Show me food.
[Sydney] It's a good answer.
[Gerry] All right, you got to get this, Chris.
The family likes to be spontaneous.
We do.
- An example? - We do.
An example?
This audition.
Like, the first audition, five minutes
before, Sydney called me.
He said, hop on this call, man.
And I said, I guess I'll hop in.
[Gerry] You didn't know who you were hopping into?
No, zero clue.
I didn't even "Family Feud" was still happening.
- Thank you. - Yeah, sorry.
No, like, it was just-- [laughter]
That's what we want.
Those are the-- those are the families we want.
We want all you families at home
that don't know we're here.
Audition.
[laughter]
Chris, something a parent might ask
their teenager for advice on.
I'd like to say crypto.
Crypto.
[Maxwell] I don't even know.
I don't understand that.
[Sydney] It's up there.
[Gerry] Yeah, I have no idea.
Here we go.
Something a parent might ask their teenager for advice on.
Dating.
For the steal, dating.
Show me that.
[cheering]
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Something a teenager-- isn't that the other way around?
A parent might ask their teenager?
What about Mom, Dad?
What about-- you have a wife?
Number seven?
[all] Gifts.
[Gerry] Number six?
[all] Latest slang.
That's true.
Number three?
[all] Social media.
All right, the Goodsells with the early lead.
Let's keep it going with Steve and Penny.
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OK, good luck to you both.
We surveyed a hundred Canadians again.
Well, that's a little bit-- you can't--
We. can't be like that.
I'll switch.
[Gerry] That's good.
You want to hit it now?
And then I'll just go to you.
Top seven answers on the board.
Name the easiest way to end a conversation.
Hang up.
[applause]
Five answers will beat it.
Go home.
Show me go home.
[applause]
Pass or play, Penny?
- Pass or play? - Play.
[Gerry] They're gonna play.
- They're gonna play this time. - All right.
Wow.
[applause]
Swear jar is back.
Swear jar is more full 'cause you won money.
[Tammy] That's right.
You bought a couple of swears, Terrie.
Terrie swears a lot, if you missed the last episode.
We can't do that on television.
So we've asked her not to.
And then they're taking money out of her winnings
for swearing.
How much did she lose already?
A couple of hundred bucks?
Yeah, a couple of hundred dollars.
Pretty sure it was 400.
You must have a lot of money.
You have a naughty online habit.
Well, I call it my house porn.
Your house porn?
Yeah.
I-- I like to look at houses, real estate.
There's an account called House Porn.
It's like these crazy kitchens.
You know, when my husband asks me what I'm doing,
I'm on my phone.
I said, I'm looking at porn.
[laughter]
Yeah, way different than regular porn.
Name the easiest way to end a conversation.
Say goodbye.
Show me say goodbye.
Goodbye.
[applause]
Sandy, name the easiest way to end a conversation.
Walk away.
[applause]
Terrie, you-- what are your thoughts on this money being
deducted from your winnings?
I mean, it is what it is.
I think it's BS.
I think it's [buzzer] too.
Well, I didn't say-- [audience cheers]
I'm trying to-- there's acronyms.
Because you won the money.
You helped win the money.
I did.
You won Fast Money.
Why are we putting it there?
We don't have to do that.
Name the easiest way to end a conversation.
Can I say [buzzer]?
[laughter]
Come on.
That's how you say goodbye to people?
Sometimes.
OK.
Like, you would never do that, would you?
I have.
[laughter]
There's some people I just don't like, Gerry.
All right.
Tell 'em to [buzzer], I guess.
[laughter]
It's up there.
It's not up there.
Nobody does that.
She might.
She does.
[Gerry] She does.
Name the easiest way to end a conversation.
Ghosting.
Good term.
Ghosting.
[applause]
Penny, you have a unique job.
Tell us about it.
I am a energy therapist.
And I take your issues in your tissues
and remove them and replace it with good mojo.
So it's like a-- like a massage world?
- Like a bit-- - Don't touch.
- I don't touch. - Really?
Yeah.
Like, can you remove some energy from me right now?
Uh.
What does "uh" mean?
Well, I'd have to come around to you.
Can't you just take energy out of my hand?
Well, I can.
There we go.
Very small sample.
OK, no, it feels better.
Yeah.
You took the energy right out of my--
oh, what?
I'm sorry.
[laughter]
Name the easiest way to end a conversation.
Goodnight.
Show me goodnight.
[applause]
All right, Connie, two strikes.
You got to get this, or they're gonna try to steal.
Easiest way to end a conversation.
With a kiss.
So different.
Right?
So different.
A kiss.
[applause]
All right, chance to steal.
Name the easiest way to end a conversation.
Pretending to be distracted.
Let's see if it's up here.
[cheering]
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Number five?
Thank you.
OK.
Number four?
Bathroom emergency.
Number three?
Late for appointment.
All right, Goodsells with the early lead.
We'll be back.
Don't go away.
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Welcome back to "Family Feud Canada."
The Goodsells 122 over the Wambuas.
Let's keep going.
Double points with Maxwell and Connie.
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OK.
Here we go.
Good luck.
Thank you.
[Gerry] Top seven answers on the board.
Points are doubled.
Name something that might be a little fuzzy.
A hamster, Jerry.
[applause]
A hamster.
You buzzed in, like, so fast, too.
Like, I got one.
I got one.
Hamster.
Yes!
- One answer will beat it. - Peach.
[Gerry] Peach.
[Man] Good answer.
[Gerry] Pass or play?
Pass or play?
- Play, play, play. - We're gonna play.
They're gonna play.
[applause]
Oh, we got the one and two number answers out of the
way here.
Sandy, something that might be a little fuzzy.
Slippers.
[applause]
Sandy, you're good.
You're good at the game.
Sandy's very good.
You must watch it.
I watch it every day.
Every day?
You said that French at the end.
Every day.
My accent.
[Gerry] Little accent there.
Terrie, something that might be a little fuzzy.
My memory.
Your memory.
[applause]
Something that might be a little fuzzy.
Sweater.
A sweater.
[applause]
Something that might be a little fuzzy.
Your navel.
- Fuzzy navel? - Hope not.
- Come on. - Hope not.
Your navel.
[applause]
All right, Connie, apparently you're a bit of an outlaw.
What?
That's what they told me.
It might have been me, and I tried to blame Connie.
It was you?
It was me.
Is this a crime family we have on here?
What did you do?
It was actually me and Terrie went shopping one Christmas.
We got caught taking some inappropriate photos with--
with some mannequins.
And--
How did you get--
how did you guys get on the show?
[laughter]
Something that might be a little fuzzy.
You have no strikes.
Like, you guys are killing it.
And there's only one answer left.
A teddy bear.
Probably up there.
Show me a teddy bear.
[applause]
♪ [theme music playing] ♪
All right, they got a bigger lead now.
We're coming back with triple points.
Don't go away.
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Welcome back to "Family Feud Canada."
The Goodsells with a big lead, but here comes triple points.
Give me Sydney.
Give me Sandy.
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All right, Sandy's very good at this game.
I'm just giving you a heads up.
OK, so top four answers on the board.
Points are tripled.
Name something most people have broken
at least once in their life.
Their nose.
Most people?
Maybe.
Bone.
Two answers will beat it, Sydney.
I'm gonna say an electronic, Gerry.
An electronic device.
[applause]
Pass or play? Pass or play?
- Play. - They're gonna play.
Sandy doesn't even look back.
She's like, I'm the boss.
I'm the boss.
You're hard to beat.
I'm not gonna lie, you're hard to beat.
You're dropping F-bombs.
You're taking pictures naked with mannequins or whatever.
I don't even know. It's crazy.
And you're beating everybody.
I love it.
Something most people have broken
at least once in their life.
- A heart. - A heart.
Good answer.
[applause]
I don't know if anybody's gonna beat you.
Tammy, something most people have broken
at least once in their life.
A promise.
[applause]
To win the game, something most people have broken
at least once in their life.
An engagement.
OK.
If it's up there, you sweep the board, you win the game.
An engagement.
It's all right.
Only one left, Connie.
Something most people have broken
at least once in their life.
I'm gonna say a dream.
A dream.
[Connie] Broken dreams.
Show me a dream.
OK, one answer left.
Sandy, if you get it, you win.
If not, they're gonna try to steal.
Something most people have broken
at least once in their life.
A rule.
[Terrie] Yeah!
So smart.
So good.
For the win, a rule.
[applause]
Oh, that was-- that was a great answer.
Yes, yes, yes.
Name something most people have broken
at least once in their life.
An item that's made of glass.
A glass item.
[applause]
For the steal.
This will take you to Sudden Death.
If it's not up there, they win.
Glass, glass.
It's up there.
Number one, number one.
♪ [theme music playing] ♪
[Gerry] All right, no team has reached 300 points.
That means we're going to Sudden Death.
Give me Chris, give me Terrie.
♪ [theme music playing] ♪
OK, good luck to you both.
There's only one answer on the board.
Whoever gets it wins the game.
Good luck to you both.
We surveyed a hundred Canadians.
Here's the question.
Name something people keep in albums.
Record-- oh!
Show me records.
Pictures.
[Tammy] Yes!
Yes!
[Gerry] Pictures.
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All right, the Goodsells won again.
Thanks to the Wambuas for playing.
Who's playing Fast Money?
Come on out, Tammy, Penny.
Penny, where are ya?
10,000.
They're gonna go for it right after the break.
Don't go away.
You got in fast.
I was thinking-- I was thinking records, too.
Nice meeting you guys.
Nice guys.
Nice kids, nice kids.
♪ [theme music playing] ♪
Welcome back.
The Goodsell family won again, and they are ready to win?
$10,000!
All right, you've already won 10.
Let's try to win another 10.
Penny is offstage.
She can't see or hear your answers.
If you and Penny get 200 points, another $10,000.
- Are you ready? - I'm ready.
[Gerry] 20 seconds on the clock, please.
The clock will start after I finish
reading the first question.
Good luck.
Name an animal you might look like if you had huge teeth.
Beaver.
[Gerry] Name something you can do inside of a booth.
Listen to music.
[Gerry] Name a holiday adults enjoy more than kids do.
Halloween.
[Gerry] Fill in the blank.
Blank daddy.
Big Daddy.
[Gerry] Name something in your home that squeaks.
- The stairs. [Gerry] That's good.
We'll take it; stairs.
Turn around.
Name an animal you might look like if you had huge teeth.
You said, a beaver.
Survey said...
Name something you can do inside of a booth.
You said, listen to music.
Survey said...
Name a holiday adults enjoy more than kids do.
You said, Halloween.
Survey said...
OK.
Fill in the blank.
Blank daddy.
You said, big.
Survey said...
Big Daddy.
[applause]
Name something in your home that squeaks.
You said, stairs.
Survey said...
All right, go on over there with your family.
A little work ahead of us here.
♪ [theme music playing] ♪
All right, Tammy only got 56 points, but it can be done.
144.
I'm gonna ask you the same five questions.
You cannot duplicate her answers.
If you do, you'll hear this. [buzzer rings]
A little tougher this round.
We're gonna give you 25 seconds.
Are you ready? Ready.
Let's remind everyone of Tammy's answers.
25 seconds on the clock.
The clock will start after I finish
reading the first question.
Good luck.
Name an animal you might look like if you had huge teeth.
A cat.
[Gerry] Name something you can do inside of a booth.
Kissing.
[Gerry] Name a holiday adults enjoy more than kids do.
New Year's.
[Gerry] Fill in the blank.
Blank daddy.
Sugar daddy.
[Gerry] Name something in your home that squeaks.
My dog.
[Gerry] Turn around.
Name an animal you might look like if you had huge teeth.
You said, a cat.
Survey said...
Nah.
Beaver, number one.
Something you can do inside of a booth?
You said, kiss.
Survey said...
OK, take photos, take photos.
Holiday adults enjoy more than kids do?
You said, New Year's.
Survey said...
All right, New Year's or Valentine's tied
for number one.
Fill in the blank.
Blank daddy.
You said, sugar daddy.
Survey said...
Number one answer.
All right, ah, it's gonna be tough.
Something in your home that squeaks?
You said, your dog.
Yeah.
We want-- we all want to meet this dog now.
Survey said...
Yeah, that's OK.
A door hinge, a door hinge.
Go on over with your family.
Door hinge.
No 10,000.
But $5 a point brings their two-day total to 10,645.
And they'll be back.
I'm Gerry Dee.
We'll see you next time right here on "Family Feud Canada."
Goodnight.
That's OK.
I know why you gave everybody a chance.
Right?
Who's left to go at Fast Money?
Who hasn't tried it?
OK.
Good job.