he really is making the show better. its the best its ever been imo. hes hilarious. i dont get to see it much, but when i do im laughing my ass off

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I like him as the host too. I just wish he still had is 80s style box up there. Not a strand outta place

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"You can kill the revolutionary, but you can't kill the revolution."

Are you serious???

Why did they get rid of Richard Dawson?

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People still watch this show?

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"He is a loathsome, offensive brute
--yet I can't look away."

Didn't Louie Anderson host for a while too?

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"You can kill the revolutionary, but you can't kill the revolution."

He did. That was unarguably awful.

I think J. Peterman from Seinfeld hosted as well.

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Yeah and Ray Combs. That one is sad.

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thats why i brought it up. the hosts have been awful, thats why the show sucked.

now the host is awesome. he hosts as if he doesnt really give a fuck. hes sarcastic to the contestants, and he will make them feel dumb when they say dumb things. its funny as hell

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the world will always the world. your entire existence is defined by your response.

Didn't Al Borland host the show too?

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Spmack, his real name is Richard Karn, although he'll always be better known as "Al", Tim Allen's right hand man on the fictional "Tool Time" on "Home Improvement". Of course, the fictional "Tool Time" also introduced America to a future "Baywatch" babe in Pam Anderson as well as Debbe Dunning once Pam decided to devote full time to that other series in the '90s.

Anyway, Karn hosted "Family Feud" from 2002 to 2006 and was replaced by John O'Hurley, who hosted the "Feud" until this past season. I think the reason why O'Hurley's no longer hosting the "Feud" is because he's become quite a star on the stage.

When Steve Harvey took over the "Feud" this season, producers decided to relocate the game show from Los Angeles to Universal Studios Orlando so that Steve can continue to host a popular morning radio show, which I believe airs on V103 weekday mornings locally.

While I haven't seen Steve hosting the "Feud" on MY50 weekdays at 1p, I prefer the original, which airs on GSN, now DIRECTV 233. The original, which aired from 1976-85 on ABC, was hosted by Richard Dawson. While Dawson was hilarious on the original version, he came back after the tragic death of Ray Combs in 1994. Unfortunately, that version of the "Feud" which aired on CBS, was history in 1995.

Game show BITE!

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Steve Harvey doesnt like atheists.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LjEnbMk ... re=related

asswipe.


Merry Christmas everyone!

Damn I never realized that so many people hosted the show!

I only remember Dawson, Anderson and Peterman

I liked Richard Dawson the best. I always thought he was liquored up trying to cop feels and kisses from the woman contestants

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"You can kill the revolutionary, but you can't kill the revolution."

How many sexual harrasment lawsuits would he be facing if he did that shit today?

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As many as Bob Barker would have. When the contestant would guess the item up for bid exactly, they would win $500. Females would get their money by reaching into Bob's pocket to get it.

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Waiting for the time when I can finally say
That this has all been wonderful, but now I'm on my way

Dawson actually married one of the contestants he slobbered all over.

I've always enjoyed Dawson, I'm sure he's got great stories seeing as he worked with Bob Crane. Did anybody ever see him on The Liars Club? I loved that game show.

Hogans Heroes, Match Game and Family Feud were very kind to Dawson, but his performance in The Running Man takes the cake. He was the only redeeming thing in that shitfest.

There was a reason why Richard Dawson kissed every female contestant when he hosted the "Feud" from 1976-85. I remember Dawson said that it was a custom in his native England and something his mom always thought back in those times was a symbol of good luck.

Or he was a horny old toad.

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Well, Dawson couldn't kiss any of those ladies now...