Family Feud (AUS) (20 Apr 1982) - Early Episode Hosted by Daryl Somers

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This is quite a rarity - a full, original episode of the early 1980's version of Australian "Family Feud", hosted at that time by Daryl Somers (but previously by Tony Barber, who went on to make his mark on "Sale of The Century). This episode features the Skahill Family and the Bishop Family. As an added bonus, I had kept in all the original commercials, including a promo for "Sale Of The Century" and an audience call-up for "Family Feud".

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Комментарии : 69

@eagle13576 9 лет назад

Love those old commercials, so 80's style :)

@paulroberts3141 5 лет назад

So the Skahill family in this show are my Uncle Tom, my Aunties Anne and Valerie (my Mum's sisters) and Mark is my Dad!

@IWant2Go2Koreabyfye 5 лет назад

Paul Roberts are they still alive?

@paulroberts3141 5 лет назад

I Want 2 Go 2 Korea yep- all still one big happy family 😃

@IWant2Go2Koreabyfye 5 лет назад

Paul Roberts so happy to hear that! Say hi to them from a family feud fan!

@animalsarethebest5117 5 лет назад

The good old programs, so much better than today's. :)

@cookie5335 2 месяца назад

Thanks for this

@danielwestfall9578 8 лет назад

Love these. Thanks for uploading them.

@royalzavala8545 Год назад

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@Hercfan1978 10 лет назад

Around the time I went to Adelaide for Easter...Daryl gee you been in alot on shows

@TheEggplantThatAteChicago 12 лет назад

I'm fascinated that they've reused the Second Chance theme music.

@rubiks_20 4 года назад

How can you tell?

@TheEggplantThatAteChicago 4 года назад

@@rubiks_20 Because I've seen Second Chance. You can check it out here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MBiRFNXVyzg.html

@VitaminC5383 10 месяцев назад

Yes. Agreed. Second chance theme music.

@KiddBloo86 3 года назад

Love the theme song and the whole bit!

@electricmaster23 2 года назад

Man, this set is amazing, and Daryl did a good job bobbing and weaving potentially awkward moments.

@davcaefasdf 8 лет назад

The Crunchie Ad looks like ads did up until the early 90s, and this show looks like the 70s, so between the two, it's like 15 years difference.

@ChristopherSobieniak 7 лет назад

Australian TV always felt slightly behind the times compared to American TV.

@asherouk7308 6 лет назад

This show is from 20th April 1982

@aliciachea81 8 лет назад

The end credits mention Goodson-Todman and the Grundy Organization long before they became absorbed into what is now FremantleMedia.

@rubiks_20 4 года назад

"A Mark Goodson/Bill Todman Production"

@AthenaNova1 12 лет назад

it sure does sound like a variation of that theme. I like both!

@rubiks_20 4 года назад

what theme

@markjones1184 6 месяцев назад

Second chance game show theme

@ericpurkey7502 9 лет назад

The big differance between the Aussie feud and the American Family Feud is they play for prizes on the Aussie feud and on the American version for money.

@andrewschroy6368 8 лет назад

+Eric Purkey Bert's Family Feud used cash as well. Up to $100,000 worth...

@LogoMan7777 7 лет назад

And the prizes were bad. I mean, $8,000 in prizes is impressive, but not when it's a stove, a 5-piece lounge suite that looks like something your grandmother would own, an array of kitchen and household appliances, and a "healthy" vacation.

@YukoAsho 11 лет назад

"Name someting square." "TV." That's how you know this is an old show. *Laughs*

@ABCEasyas-- Год назад

Love that ident of Nine Network

@shalannii 4 года назад

My grandma went on this show!

@Tubewings 12 лет назад

Those trilons on the "Family Feud" board look somewhat fancy, with what appears to be a dot matrix display on one side, the "Survey" numbers on another side, and a "blank" on the remaining side. Or they could be somewhat cheesy. YMMV

@rubiks_20 2 года назад

Makes me think of the original versions of the American verison

@AllRound_GG 11 лет назад

Hey Hey It's Family Feud LOL

@bluebear1985 12 лет назад

The American show usually had five contestants per team, with the exception of Richard Dawson's attempted comeback in 1994-1995, when there were four.

@SirChristopherGorton 12 лет назад

Tony was requested to stick with this show and asked to leave the Sale of the century audition process alone. But refused to take NO for an answer.

@milesmorris9333 12 лет назад

@SimplyPriceless514 That's because it's basically a remix of the theme song that was shipped to Australia for this version.

@SimplyPriceless514 12 лет назад

The theme song sounds vaguely similar to the Second Chance game show theme song from the USA!

@gameshowaus2 12 лет назад

@supersaver87 Hey, so brown was the in-colour at the time - in any case, it's not all the same colour - there's cream, tan and beige too :p

@LogoMan7777 4 года назад

15:24 - Sensational!

@gameshowaus2 12 лет назад

@5star555555555 - unfortunately, I don't have any Sale episodes from that era. The earliest full episode clip that I'm aware of is from 1984 and can be found on RU-vid

@JeopardyandWheelFan 12 лет назад

As is the tradition with Grundy shows in Australia along with maybe a few other non-Grundy shows that were transported from America, the set looks similar to our set from the Richard Dawson and Ray Combs eras but not completely identical unlike others that do so.

@vrare6178 3 года назад

hello! great video, do you know where I can find more old episodes from the 80s? trying to track down an episode from the 1980s for my friend having no lock.

@erzaender Месяц назад

the set looks like the richard dawson era from the us

@andrewschroy6368 Год назад

Just out of curiosity, is that Pete Smith's voice I hear in the "next recordings" promo for Aussie Feud?

@supersaver87 12 лет назад

The set designer was aware he could use more than one color for everything, right?

@kiltsonfire164 12 лет назад

The Strike buzzer sounds different.

@bluebear1985 12 лет назад

@gshowguy On a similar note, on the British version, "Family Fortunes", they asked "Name a character from 'Alice in Wonderland'". One contestant answered "the tin man". Weird, isn't it?

@nowhammies10 12 лет назад

That's the Second Chance theme song.

@Hercfan1978 10 лет назад

Hey Hey Daryl [No pun intened] I just remembered lol

@alisonharper2978 7 лет назад

Hercfan1978

@alexxela8956 5 месяцев назад

This is more elegant and the ads are nicer

@ABCEasyas-- Год назад

Is that the theme song to Second Chance?

@HarlemHyena 7 лет назад

This is the same Daryl Somers who hosted the 2nd version of Blankety Blanks, right?

@rubiks_20 2 года назад

Remember sodastream?

@YukoAsho 11 лет назад

Wow, it looks pretty odd, really, considering just how faithful the set seems to the original US version... save for the color. It's like someone put a magnet against the TV or something...

@ChristopherSobieniak 7 лет назад

Since it came from us, I suppose they simply didn't deviate from the look the US Family Feud had at the time.

@ajk 4 года назад

@@ChristopherSobieniak The original with Tony Barber, was even moreso from the brief clips I've seen of it, had the blue color for the board our version had. Wish there was more around.