It’s time for "Family Feud Canada"!
From Port Dover, Ontario, the Azzopardi family.
And from Shaunavon, Saskatchewan,
the Hunter family.
And now, the star of our show, Gerry Dee!
Thank you very much.
Welcome to "Family Feud Canada", another great show,
two proud Canadian families here competing
for a chance to win $10,000.
They’re back.
They’ve won twice, and they haven’t been getting a lot
of points, but they’re here.
Through Sudden Death, they’ve won over $10,000.
The Hunter Brothers are here, and they’re playing
against the Azzopardis.
Let’s say hello to them.
-Hi, Rachel. -Gerry.
-How are you? -Good.
-How are you? -I’m great.
Tell me who you brought. Love the outfits.
Well, Gerry, I brought with me my brother Josh.
My brother Joey.
My brother Zach.
And last but not least, my mom, Mary.
And Gerry--
There ain’t no party like an Azzopardi!
Wow.
I didn’t know what was coming out there.
Thank you very much for that, and good luck.
Love it.
We’ll come back, chat some more.
Welcome back, two-time champs.
Ready to go again?
Let’s play the Feud.
Give me Rachel.
Give me Ty.
Hey, Rachel.
They have won twice, but they have not gotten points
in the first three rounds.
Don’t tell ’em that. Don’t tell ’em that.
This is the easy part.
No, this could change quick.
Good luck.
Top eight answers on the board.
Name something a Canadian might have pumping through them.
-Maple syrup. -Maple syrup.
Pass or play? Pass or play?
We’re gonna play, Gerry.
They’re gonna play.
Port Dover is, like, a water-- on the water, right?
Beautiful spot.
You’re famous for parties there?
That is correct, Gerry.
We actually grew up on a farm, so we would
always host these big parties.
You know, you’ve got the space.
You’ve got the land.
Yeah.
And you never know what would happen there.
People would wake up in the chicken coop.
You had chickens on the farm for sure?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Chasing them was the best part, you know?
- Yeah. - You’d chase chickens.
Oh, yeah. Great party trick.
Watch this.
I’m hammered.
Let’s chase a chicken.
-Sounds like a crazy party. -Yeah.
Every time.
Name something a Canadian might have pumping through them.
-A double-double. -A double-double.
Good answer.
Double-double.
Good job. Good job.
If Americans see that, they’re gonna have no idea what you’re
talking-- but we all know.
Americans are like, what?
How is that-- they don’t use that term.
That’s why "Family Feud Canada" is better.
Joey, you’re the younger brother.
Yes.
There’s three brothers?
I have three brothers and three sisters.
Correct?
-Four brothers, actually. -Well, I’m--
Oh, sorry. Three-- four boys.
-Three-- -Shut up!
My turn, bro.
It’s my turn, OK?
I feel like I’m at home.
We’re having a nice conversataion here.
I feel like I’m-- I feel like I’m your dad.
Shut up!
No.
You get all the hand-me-downs from--
Yeah, I’ve had all kinds of hand-me-downs, but, see,
my name is also a hand-me-down ’cause it’s his middle name.
So my mom and dad ran out of names when it came to me
and just gave me his middle name.
-So you’re Josh Joseph? -That’s correct.
-And you’re Joseph? -Joseph John, yeah.
-Very biblical. -Yeah.
-You’re like the apostles. -Yeah.
I always mix up the apostles and the disciples.
What’s the difference?
The disciples didn’t party.
The apostles do.
Whew.
What’d you smoke before the show?
Like, what-- and he answered it fast,
like, oh, I know this one.
Something a Canadian might have pumping through them.
Joey?
Let’s say hockey pucks.
Nope.
That’s not--
Good answer. Good answer.
Hockey pucks. Hockey pucks!
We’ve got hockey pucks in our blood.
Anything hockey, the judge is giving it to you.
Hi, Zach.
Something a Canadian might have pumping through them.
-I’m gonna say ice, Gerry. -Ice.
We are winter.
We are a winter country.
Oh, yeah.
Good answer.
Ice in my veins!
Doesn’t get more biblical than Mary.
I love it!
I love it.
You’re the mother of four?
No, seven.
Seven?
You’re the mother of seven?
Seven.
Seven came out of, like, just you?
No, no, I don’t--
no stepfamilies and mergers?
-Nope, same father-- -Seven.
You look great.
-Thank you. -Seven.
Not the Virgin Mary, though.
Not the Virgin Mary.
Not with seven.
- Not with seven. - Not with seven, nope.
Good for you.
I wanted five, but--
And you didn’t know how to stop after five?
So seven. Wow.
Seven.
I can’t even think of that.
-It’s why she ran out of names. -You ran out of names.
Now, I get it.
I thought there was three, but there are a lot of names
out there.
You could have tried a little harder.
I do have an Isabelle, an Xavier, and a Sarah.
Isabelle, Xavier, Sarah, Jesus.
Jesus--
Something a Canadian might have pumping through them, Mary?
-Beer. -Beer.
- Oh! - Beer!
Yeah.
Something a Canadian might have pumping through them?
I’m gonna go with poutine, Gerry.
Ohh!
Show me poutine, poutine.
Josh, you’ve got two strikes.
They’re gonna try to steal if you don’t get this.
Something a Canadian might have pumping through them.
Gerry, I’m gonna say--
You started good. You started good.
He started good.
Guys, you’ve got a chance to steal.
Something a Canadian might have pumping through them.
- Ty? - I’m going with--
-Country music. --I think.
That’s what I think.
You might wanna go with--
Go with what you wanna go with.
Get it.
They’re saying country music, but--
I would’ve gone with something else.
Yeah.
I mean--
Thanks, guys.
Every answer can’t be country.
It could be up there. Country music.
OK, OK.
It’s OK.
You do this every show.
It’s OK.
What were your other options?
OK, well, there was also farming,
and there was also ketchup.
I think all three of those are not up there.
- That’s crazy. - -OK.
Then it doesn’t matter anyway.
Ketchup, maybe.
I don’t know.
Seven.
Pride.
Six.
Kindness.
Four.
Energy, fun.
This is just us asking us.
This is all this is.
That’s why it says we surveyed 100 Canadians.
Two.
Red blood.
Right on the nose.
48, no score.
Give me Josh.
Give me Luke.
Oh, yeah.
I get it.
I get why you don’t wanna come up.
I get why he doesn’t wanna come up.
They do not do well up here.
He’s--
Have fun beating me.
We could let him buzz in now.
You’d still beat him.
Top six answers on the board.
Here we go.
Name someone in your phone contacts
saved under a rude name.
Yeah, like, he didn’t even budge.
It’s like a mannequin.
I’m gonna say an ex.
- An ex. - An ex!
Yeah!
I would never, but you know.
An ex.
It was good to meet you.
He doesn’t even move.
Like, he does not-- there’s no-- yeah.
He doesn’t even-- play, sure.
Play if you want.
Play, you might as well.
Name someone in your phone contacts
saved under a rude nickname.
Now, I love my mother-in-law, but I’m
gonna say mother-in-law.
Mother-in-law?
Oh!
See, that’s gonna cause problems.
Show me mother-in-law.
Mother-in-law.
It’s risky. It’s risky.
You preluded it with "I love my mother-in-law," which is smart.
Zach, I’m told you have an interesting houseguest.
Yes, we do.
Who is your houseguest?
His name is Mr. Bob.
He is a boxing dummy that we’ve had
in our house for years to the point where we’ve actually
started dressing him up.
We leave him in the window to try to throw people off.
We decided to bring him.
He’s a little stone-faced ’cause he’s nervous,
but he actually came here to meet you, Gerry.
He’s over here in the crowd right over here.
We didn’t wanna leave him at home.
- Wow. - He really wanted to come.
You brought that in the car?
-Yeah. -Wow.
Yes. Well, he drove us here.
- Yeah. - Oh, OK.
Joey’s going a little too far with the story.
Someone in your phone contacts saved under a rude nickname.
I’m gonna say best friend.
Best friend, best friend.
We’re being a little savage.
A little savage.
Come on!
There it is.
The kids don’t know your actual age.
Is that true?
That’s-- you’ve-- mm.
- Really? - Yeah, yeah.
-She’s 29, man. -Thank you.
-I think there’s a way-- -See?
Well, sure.
I started very young.
-OK, you’re 29. -Mm-hmm.
You do look great.
-And seven kids-- -You can guess.
You’re not 29.
You can guess.
If I start guessing, it’s going south of 29 fast.
They’ve learned that they’re older than I am.
-We celebrate the-- -Don’t worry.
anniversary of her 29th birthday.
That’s what we do.
Seven kids-- that’s amazing.
Absolutely.
And you’re all kind of older.
Absolutely.
Someone in your phone contacts
saved under a rude nickname.
-My spouse. -Spouse.
OK.
OK, OK, OK!
You worked on a cruise charter?
-Yeah. -Yeah?
I worked on cruise ships.
And we did have a lot of interesting charters.
One in particular was a "bare necessities" cruise.
Well, it was a bunch of nudists.
Nudists?
So-- yes.
You walked with your hands up, eyes up, but we were dressed.
We were-- the crew--
Sure you were.
The staff were fully dressed!
Sure you were.
No, we were in-- we were wearing clothes.
Yeah.
How many? 3,000 nudists?
And they’re nude the whole time?
Yup.
I remember you had to be a certain nautical distance
from shore before you could be naked.
And I remember the captain rang the horn.
And everyone just, all at once, just dropped their pants
and stripped.
It was very memorable. Like--
Yeah.
PTSD-memorable.
You saw everything.
The-- the-- yeah, I’m done.
Yeah.
I’m done with this.
Someone in your phone contacts saved under a rude nickname.
I’m gonna go with boss, Gerry.
- Your boss. - Good answer.
Show me your boss.
Good answer.
Come on!
Josh, someone in your phone contacts
saved under a rude nickname.
- Sibling. - Your sibling.
Show me your sibling for the sweep.
Wait a minute!
No, I love you guys.
All right.
They have 134 and no score.
Surprise.
We’ll be back right after this.
Don’t go away.
Welcome back to "Family Feud Canada".
The Hunters’ third show here-- they’ve had 0 every time
of this stage of the show.
And then they make a comeback.
Let’s see if they can do it again.
Give me Joey. Give me J.J..
You’re gonna be the comeback--
How you doing?
They’re the comeback kids, Joey.
-They’re the comeback kids. -I know.
-I’m scared now. -Yeah.
Well, they don’t do well here. Don’t worry about this part.
- I don’t know. - All right.
Are you a J.J. as well?
-Technically, yeah. -Yeah.
I just never went by J.J..
Nice.
You done?
All right. I’m kidding.
I love when the families connect.
Points are doubled.
Here’s the question.
Top six answers on the board.
Name something people put on to get through a long day.
A comfy pair of shoes.
Shoes, comfy shoes.
Three answers will beat it.
Joey, what do you got?
What do you got?
-A sweater. -A sweater.
All right, all right, all right,
all right, good job!
Let’s go!
Yeah!
Pass or play? Pass or play?
We’re gonna play.
They’re gonna play.
This is getting good.
Wow.
Zach, something people put on to get through a long day.
I’m gonna say a hot cloth.
A hot cloth. OK.
Or a hot towel.
Let’s go. Come on!
All right, Mary.
If you win $10,000, what are your plans?
Well, I’m gonna go for a spa day.
A spa day?
-Get a little work. -Good.
- You know? - What’s "work" mean?
Little neck work.
Neck-- neck work?
Neck work.
I don’t know what you mean.
OK.
Good.
A tattoo on your neck?
Maybe. Maybe.
I don’t have one.
They all do.
You should get all the seven’s names.
That’d be funny.
Something people put on to get through a long day.
Gloves.
- Yeah. - Gloves, gloves.
Show me gloves.
All right, you’ve gotta get this, though.
Something people put on to get through a long day.
I’m gonna go with music.
Yes!
Show me music.
Love it.
Two strikes, Josh.
Something people put on to get through a long day.
A bath, a hot bath.
Show me a bath.
Oh, yeah.
Like, should I bother?
Should I bother coming over and getting an answer?
Should I bother?
Should I just leave now?
Are you tired of doing this for three shows?
All right, this could be their moment where they get points
before the fourth question. -Not likely.
Let’s find out.
Something people put on to get through a long day, Ty.
We are gonna say the television.
Hmm. OK.
I don’t know. Maybe.
It’s up there. It’s up there.
Show me the television.
Come on!
The television.
Come on.
It’s a great-- you have a great story to tell.
Who’s the guy in the booth?
Who’s flipping these things?
Number six.
Coffee machine.
Number five.
Deodorant.
Number one!
Number one.
Smile, brave face.
All right, big lead, but they’ve done it before.
Let’s see if they can do it for a third time.
Triple points is next. Don’t go away.
Welcome back to "Family Feud Canada".
Azzopardis with the lead.
Here we go. Triple points.
Give me Zach.
Give me Brock.
Zach.
All right, good luck, guys.
This is it.
You’ve gotta get this again, Brock.
- Yep. - You know the drill.
Yep.
Top four answers on the board.
If you’re kissing up to a flight attendant, name
something you probably want.
-Alcohol. -Alcohol.
Good answer.
Yeah!
Pass or play. Pass or play?
Play, play.
-We’re gonna play, Gerry. -This is it.
They’re gonna play.
This could be the end of the streak.
If you’re kissing up to a flight
attendant, name something you probably want, Mary.
-Bigger seat. -Bigger seat.
- More room. - Bigger seat.
Yeah!
If you’re kissing up to a flight attendant,
name something you probably want, Rachel.
- Luggage. - Luggage.
- Like, your luggage to be-- - Luggage.
You want your luggage.
Luggage.
Your luggage.
Josh, you’re kissing up to a flight attendant.
Something you probably want.
-A blanket. -A blanket.
Show me a blanket.
Good answer!
Yeah!
All right, Joey, you’ve got a chance to win the game.
If you get this, you win.
If not, it’s your second strike.
If you’re kissing up to a flight attendant, name
something you probably want.
Better headphones.
If it’s up there, you’re playing for $10,000.
Show me better headphones.
Come on!
All right.
Get ready to steal that last answer if they don’t get it.
Zach, if you’re kissing up to a flight attendant, something
you probably want.
You’ve got two strikes.
TV. TV privileges.
- TV. - Oh, good.
Show me TV for the win.
TV.
This is it. This is it.
You get it, you know you go to Sudden Death again.
You don’t get it, you’re going home.
Come on!
If you’re kissing up to a flight attendant,
something you probably want, Ty.
Her phone number.
Oh!
Ooh, that’s good.
Yeah!
Phone number.
That’s good.
If it’s up there, we’re going to Sudden Death.
If not, they win.
Show me phone number.
It’s up there! It’s up there!
The streak comes to an end.
I thought that was it.
That’s a good answer.
Four.
Mile high club.
All right.
Azzopardis won the game.
Thanks to the Hunter family for playing.
Who’s playing Fast Money?
Zach and Josh, right after the break,
for their shot at $10,000.
Don’t go away.
You guys are awesome. Great meeting you.
Good luck. I’ll see you out on the road.
OK?
Can’t wait to watch. You guys are awesome.
Welcome back.
The Azzopardi family won the game,
and they are ready to win--
$10,000.
All right, Josh is off stage, can’t see or hear your answers.
I’ll ask you five questions in 20 seconds.
Try to give me the most popular answer.
If you and Josh get 200 points, $10,000.
Are you ready?
Ready.
20 seconds on the clock, please.
Clock will start after I finish reading the first question.
Good luck.
Name something specific you’d find in a garden shed.
Shovel.
Name a messy food people eat at sports games.
Sloppy Joes.
Name something that has built-in speakers.
A car.
On a scale of 1 to 10, how honest
are you with your partner?
10.
Name something you buy in the dental care aisle.
- Toothbrush. - Turn around.
Something specific you’d find in a garden shed.
You said... shovel.
Survey said...
OK.
Name a messy food people eat at sports games.
You said... Sloppy Joes.
Survey said...
Eh, it’s very specific.
It came out and I knew it.
Yeah.
It’s really good, though, but it’s specific.
Something that has built-in speakers.
You said... car.
Survey said...
OK.
On a scale of 1 to 10, how honest
are you with your partner?
You said... 10.
Survey said...
There we go!
There we go.
Something you buy in the dental care aisle.
You said... toothbrush.
Survey said...
That’s good.
All right.
Good job.
A little more than halfway there.
You need 93 for the 10,000.
Well done, well done.
I’m gonna ask you the same five questions.
You can’t duplicate his answers.
If you do, you’ll hear this.
It’s a little tougher.
You get 25 seconds. Are you ready?
Let’s do it.
Let’s remind everyone of Zach’s answers.
25 seconds on the clock.
The clock will start after I finish
reading the first question.
Good luck.
Name something specific you find in a garden shed.
A hoe.
Name a messy food people eat at sports games.
Wings.
Name something that has built-in speakers.
Pass.
On a scale of 1 to 10, how honest
are you with your partner?
8.
Name something you buy in the dental care aisle.
- Toothbrush. - Try again.
Toothpaste.
Something that has built-in speakers.
- Phone. - Turn around.
Name something specific you’d find in a garden shed.
You said... a hoe.
Survey said...
Ah, rake.
Rake, number one.
Messy food people eat at sports games.
You said... wings.
Survey said...
Hot dog. Hot dog.
Something that has built-in speakers.
You said... phone.
Survey said...
OK. Car, number one.
Scale of 1 to 10, how honest are you with your partner?
You said... 8.
Survey said...
10, number one.
We need 43 points.
Something you buy in a dental care aisle.
You said... toothpaste.
Toothpaste, the number one answer.
We need 43 points for $10,000.
Survey said...
Oh!
Yes! Yes!
I did not think they would get that.
Congrats to the Azzopardis, $10,000.
I’m Gerry Dee, and we’ll see you next
time on "Family Feud Canada".
Good night.
Oh!
Yes.