Originally aired in 1993, rebroadcast in 2000. 5 total episodes from a week's worth of taping, this is the fifth and final one, that would have aired typically on Friday.
Going back and watching all of these episodes I would rank the WWF guys from best to worst: 1. Shawn Michaels - only gave one bad answer throughout all 5 days, had his team's back and went with their answer even when he probably had a better one in mind 2. Crush - while he dropped off in the last day, he had three spectacular days where he gave mostly the best answers on his team 3. IRS - wasn't the best start, but he came up clutch many times in the later games 4. Slick - he got VERY lucky when they accepted a few of his answers (which Shawn was rightfully annoyed about) but still was one on the more consistent ones on his team 5. Randy Savage - might have been higher if he didn't go up against Shawn directly, he had a few wild answers which I totally respect since he's the Macho Man 6. Repo Man - hit and miss, it was funny when he tried to mock Crush, only for Crush to use his insult as an answer and for it to be on the big board 7. Big Bossman - wasn't good, but I think he was completely overexposed by using him in Fast Money 8. Papa Shango - he would have been dead last if it wasn't for the last couple days, it wasn't that he gave bad answers, he just didn't have any that were productive early on 9. Jimmy Hart - you'd think a cultured man like Jimmy would be good here, but wow did he suck...he had a couple small clutch moments on Day 5, but he also had some of the easiest survey answers that he completely and utterly failed on 10. Tatanka - he was paired up with Jimmy Hart and DID WORSE SOMEHOW, overall I think he had one good answer during this time...he couldn't even figure out what is something you would mix into milk...I mean come on. After this, I bet Shawn with to Vince and refused to drop the IC title to him, I know I would have. 😂
I agree with your assessment of the game. Tatanka sure is slowest and gives the dumbest answers, worst than jimmy. shows how Shawn Michaels was smart compared to the rest. lol
Back in the day it was part of their contract that they could never break character while at an official event. Even in the old carnival shows the wrestlers would often show up in town a day before the event and while in character would have it out at a bar or restaurant.
@@Gr8muta Duh, Really? Do you think I was being honest about that? I actually wrestled for his father's promotion and knew Randy very well. He would always have a quip about him being the better Randy.
I didn’t get to watch these until they got to RU-vid. Many thanks for uploading these videos. It looked like everyone was having fun on the show. In 1994, I met some of the wrestlers at the WrestleMania fan fest, including Macho Man, Shawn Michaels and other wrestlers who weren’t in the Feud(including my favorite Bret Hart). For the most part, they were nice and appreciative of their fans’ support.
LOL at 15:00. You never want your sibling to see your IQ Test, especially when your sibling is THE GENIUS. Macho Man, of all people, should have got that. Even Crush and Tatanka are snickering about it.
I loved WWF (esp Shawn Michaels) in the early 90s and I love the Family Feud today ... I had no idea these WWF family feuds existed. This is so surreal to see Shawn Michaels playing Fast Money. Are you guys sure life is actually real?
Macho's whole problem was that he waited until he had an answer to buzz in. There's no penalty for being wrong so you might as well just buzz in and hope you come up with something, esp. since Shawn was so quick off the draw every time.
Macho Man's climbing up the wall to see the final answer up close was priceless LOL! I remember meeting and talking with Shawn Michaels around 1996--it wasn't the first time I met him. I'm not sure exactly what I said that he'd responded, "Well, we're no dummies." I told him, "No, I'm not saying that at all." I'll give Shawn his due credit--he and his team did very well in this.
@@leomdk939 I completely agree. I've always found that his wit & over all mic skills often get shadowed by how amazing he was in the ring. But put all of that together & that's why I'll always consider him the all-time best, period.
3 of the wrestlers on the good guys team are sadly dead, The Big Bossman (aka Ray Traylor) who died at 42, Crush (aka Brian Adams) who died at 43, and Macho Man Randy Savage who died at 58.
Michaels last answer for Russia is technically a winner. A country known for great athletes. Soviet Union? That’s not a country nor was it existent in 1993 when this game took place.
The Macho Man Randy Savage Ooh Yeah! RIP Macho King of Wrestling Ooh Yeah, I know Miss Elizabeth is sitting on your shoulder up there in Wrestlers Heaven, Ooh Yeah Forever Madness!
Shawn Michaels got screwed on them splitting Russia and The USSR as separate answers in the final. He's a bad guy, but he was playing for charity here. I'm still mad about it and I was there when it aired.
Their spouse? Come on Bigg Boss man, that's crazy. Yes people do it, and I would imagine that a cop would be more privy to that information (keep in mind, his gimmick is based on a real-life job he had, he had worked at a correctional facility at one point), But I could not imagine that actually being up there.
Anyone with a childish mind like me noticed that on the question about somethig you can eat that makes you feel good the put chocolate* with the bum hole asterisk hahahaha... I need to grow up....
