[buzzer] audience: aww... [cheering and applause] steve: all right, mcnulty family, here's your chance. fill in the blank. girls don't like it when their fathers ask their boyfriends if they have a what? >> steve, we're gonna go with an alcohol or drug problem. steve: do they have an alcohol or drug problem? [buzzer] [cheering and applause] 7. audience: cell phone/number. steve: 6. audience: curfew/watch. steve: yeah. come on, these are fathers. come on now. 5. audience: condom. steve: that's the first one right there. i don't know how that just got 3 on it right there. number 4. audience: good intention. steve: 3. audience: 5 year plan. steve: there you go. hey, let's go to question 2. give me christine. give me heather. [cheering and applause] here we go. this is a good one.

top 6 answers on the board, ladies. we talked to 100 women. what would you do if your best friend's husband came on to you? >> go tell my best friend. steve: you'd tell her? >> yes, absolutely! absolutely. steve: why? >> it's the right thing to do. steve: she'd tell her. it's the right thing to do. she'd tell her. >> whoo! >> we'll play. >> we're gonna play, steve. steve: they're gonna play. [cheering and applause] >> it's the right thing to do. steve: i know, i know, i know. i've never done that, but-- >> that's right. you would never do such a thing. steve: nah, i really wouldn't. >> never. you wouldn't. steve: no, because that's suicide. >> that's right. steve: all right, hi, kim. how you doing? >> hey, steve, how are you? steve: what do you do again? >> i'm a home health nurse, and i go out to see the little preemie babies who come out of the nicu. steve: what did you call them? >> preemies. the neonatal-- steve: that come out of the... >> nicu. sorry. that's what hospital--people that work in hospitals... steve: i thought you said, "yeah, i take care of the little

preemies that come out the nooky." and i was going, "well, they all come out of there, don't they?" let's just go, kim. i'm sorry. we talked to 100 women. what would you do if your best friend's husband came on to you? >> slap him across the face. steve: slap him in the face. >> yeah! steve: hey, katie, how you doing? >> hi, steve, how are you? steve: you ready? >> i am ready. steve: we asked 100 women, what would you do if your best friend's husband came on to you? >> ignore it. just ignore it. steve: ignore it. hi, colleen. >> hey, steve. steve: you're the youngest? >> i am the youngest. i'm the youngest, the baby. steve: i remembered that about you. all right, you ready? >> i'm ready. steve: we talked to 100 women. what would you do if your best friend's husband came on to you? >> some women may have an affair or flirt back with them. >> good answer. >> not me. steve: some women just go ahead and "let's just do it." [buzzer] audience: aww... steve: what do you do for a living, tommy? >> well, steve-- steve: that's right. come on, let's lay it out. >> [in announcer voice] well,

steve, i'm a radio disc jockey here in atlanta at 99x. >> whoo! >> and i'm also the pregame emcee for the atlanta braves. steve: yeah. >> and i'm also a professional singer and musician. steve: see all of that? tommy, only one strike, buddy. >> all right. steve: we talked to 100 women. what would you do if your best friend's husband came on to you? >> how about you tell your husband or boyfriend about it? steve: ooh hoo hoo. >> yeah. steve: you tell your husband or boyfriend. [applause] hey, christine, let's go. we talked to 100 women. what would you do if your best friend's husband came on to you? >> tell him to stop. steve: tell him to stop. >> good answer. >> yeah! steve: only one answer left, kim. if it's there, you guys clear the board. >> plot revenge. get him back. find some way to get him back. >> good answer. steve: plot revenge. get him back. [buzzer] audience: aww... steve: katie, you got one answer left. if it's there, you clear the board, but this time you got

2 strikes. talked to 100 women. what would you do if your best friend's husband came on to you? >> i think what i would do-- i would tell another girlfriend, tell a friend. steve: tell a girlfriend. [buzzer] audience: aww... [all shouting at once] steve: all right, a--amber. >> yeah. steve: we talked to 100 women. what would you do if your best friend's husband came on to you? >> we would kick him. >> yeah! whoo! steve: kick him. that's the same as number 2. that's very different, though. see, slap, hit--you get kicked, that's gotta come from a certain angle, and it has an upward motion. and it's aimed right at a very dangerous spot right there. that's a knee-buckling experience there. ok, something different. >> ok, if my best friend's husband came to me, i would laugh at him. >> good answer! whoo! steve: they would laugh at him. [buzzer] [cheering and applause]

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steve: welcome back to "family feud", everybody. mcnulty family, 91; mayfield family, 72. give me kim. give me rebecca. let's go. here we go. point values are doubled. top 6 answers on the board. say "hello" in another language. >> hola. steve: huh? >> hola. steve: hola. >> whoo! >> play, yeah! >> we're gonna play. steve: oh, we're gonna play. [cheering and applause] [laughter] tell you how 'hood i am. i said, "oh, yeah, hola (holla)." i was not paying attention in

school at all. i looked up there and went, "oh, ok, cool. hola (holla)." hey, trey, say "hello" in another language. >> guten tag. steve: is that german? what? >> guten tag. i think that's german. steve: wow. that's amazing. let's see. guten tag. >> yeah! >> i went to germany once, yeah. >> there you go. steve: how did you know that? if you bring it over to my family, you waiting on us to guess number 5... [laughter] i ain't got a family member living that's gonna come up with that. they're gonna think that's "gluten." [laughter] vicki. >> yep. steve: say "hello" in another language. >> oui oui. >> yeah! good answer! good answer! love france! >> whoo! >> good answer. steve: that's another one.

oui oui right now. [buzzer] audience: aww... steve: oui oui. amber, say "hello" in another language. >> bonjour. steve: bonjour. i know that one, ok. ok, that was a good one. hey, heather, say "hello" in another language. >> ciao. or that italian word i think is ciao. steve: hey, hey, please don't check with me on language right here. >> sorry. steve: i'm back at harlem. >> ciao. steve: ciao. ain't that something to do with-- [cheering and applause] >> whoo! [laughter] steve: i'd have never said that. ciao. >> whoo! steve: ok, rebecca, say "hello" in another language. >> aloha. steve: yeah. aloha. i know that one. [cheering and applause] steve: hey, trey, only one answer left. if it's there, you clear the board. i can't wait to

hear yours. say "hello" in another language. >> i'm gonna steal your answer and say "holla". [laughter] steve: let me tell you something, boy. i sure hope it's up there. i don't see how you spell it any other way, though. lookin' for holla with two "l"s in it. holla. [buzzer] audience: aww... steve: vicki, only one answer left. you got 2 strikes, though. you gotta be careful. the mcnulty family can steal. >> hey there. i don't know. >> good answer, good answer! steve: there you go. what did i tell you? i like that one. hey there. [buzzer] audience: aww... [cheering and applause] all right, mcnultys. i don't know what you could possibly say, but say "hello" in another language. >> how about spanish again? we'll go with buenos dias. [applause] steve: buenos dias.

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steve: welcome back to "family feud", everybody. mayfield family, 260; mcnultys, 91. give me katie. give me trey. let's go. >> whoo! steve: guys, here we go. point values are tripled. top 4 answers on the board. name an actor named kevin.

>> kevin bacon. steve: kevin bacon. >> kevin costner. steve: kevin costner. >> yeah! we're gonna play. steve: they're gonna play. >> yeah! >> whoo! steve: hey, vicki, let's just do it. name an actor named kevin. >> kevin allen. >> good answer. >> good answer. steve: kevin allen. [buzzer] audience: aww... steve: only one strike, amber. give me an actor named kevin. >> kevin spacey. >> yeah! steve: kevin spacey. [applause] only one strike, heather. >> kevin mann. i have no idea. [applause] >> good answer. steve: kevin mann. whoo! big boy.

[buzzer] audience: aww... steve: all right, rebecca, you got 2 strikes. the mcnulty family can steal and they will win the game. >> i'm gonna go with kevin farley. i don't know. >> good answer. good answer. [applause] >> it's his brother. >> my favorite, yeah. steve: all right. chris' brother kevin farley. [buzzer] [cheering and applause] mcnultys, let me give you the news here because it doesn't really get any cleaner than this. if it's not there, the mayfield family wins the game. it is down to this one answer. name an actor named kevin. steve, we're gonna go with kevin kline. >> whoo! steve: for the win, kevin kline. >> yeah!

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steve: you ready? >> yes. steve: give me 20 seconds on the clock, please. name something a woman always has to remind her husband about. >> cleaning. steve: name any part of the human body that starts with the letter "s." >> shoe. steve: tell me the longest you've gone without washing your hair. >> 3 days. steve: tell me something you might have to replace after a divorce. >> money. steve: name the most commonly served vegetable. >> broccoli. steve: all right. >> good job. steve: all right, let's go. i said name something a woman

always has to remind her husband about. you said cleaning. survey said... name any part of the human body that starts with the letter "s". [laughter] you said... your shoe. >> always on. steve: you gonna have to take 'em off sometime, i'm telling you. you got a foot in there. i'm telling you, it's really nice. you got toes, everything. survey said... [buzzer] audience: aww... steve: tell me the longest you've gone without washing your hair. you said 3 days. survey said... all right. tell me something you might have to replace after a divorce. you said--yes, buckets of it. survey said... wow. that was a good answer. name the most commonly served vegetable. you said... broccoli. survey said... all right, let's go.

[applause] well, we got some work to do. come on. >> how'd we do, steve? steve: how'd we do? well, scoot over a little bit. >> i'm sorry. steve: how you feeling today? >> i'm feeling great, ready to win this money. steve: well, it's on you. >> ok. steve: you need 155. >> ooh. steve: yeah. you ready? >> i'm ready. steve: all right, let's remind everyone of tommy's answers. 25 seconds on the clock. name something a woman always has to remind her husband about. >> take out the trash. steve: name any part of the human body that starts with the letter "s." >> uh...pass. steve: tell me the longest you've gone without washing your hair. >> 2 days. steve: tell me something you might have to replace after a divorce. >> your car. steve: name the most commonly served vegetable. >> broccoli. [buzz buzz] try again. >> beans. steve: name any part of the human body that starts with the

letter "s." >> stomach. steve: there you go. that's a good one. i like that one. [applause] wait till i remind you what question 2 is. [laughter] >> oh! steve: name something--ha! name something a woman always has to remind her husband about. you said take out the trash. survey said... that's a good one. number-one answer was anniversary. >> oh. steve: then i said name any part of the human body that starts with the letter "s." you said stomach. he said shoe, though. got a little stumped right there. survey said... there you go. stomach was the number-one answer. i said tell me the longest you've gone without washing your hair. you said 2 days. survey said... there you go. one week was the number-one answer. tell me something you might have to replace after a divorce. you

said car. survey said... mm-hmm. house was the number-one answer. i said name the most commonly served vegetable. you said beans. survey said... >> aww... steve: number-one answer was corn. come on. we'll get 'em next time. don't worry about it. let's go. $5.00 a point, total of 670, but they're coming back right here on "family feud". i'm steve harvey. we'll see you next time, folks.

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joey fatone: this is joey fatone. it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: how you all doing? how's everybody doing? thank you all for coming. hey, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey, and we got a good one for you today. from seattle, washington, it's the sullivan family. heh! and from carteret, new jersey, it's the fraser family.

who wants to get it? let's go. give me leticia, give me jim. ["family feud" theme plays] here we go, guys. top 8 answers are on the board. we asked 100 men, name something you might reach for when your mate starts pushing your buttons. jim? >> the remote. steve: the remote. >> ha ha! steve: pass or play? >> play. steve: they're gonna play. let's go, jim. hey, randy. what do you do, sir? >> i sell shoes at nordstrom's. steve: women's shoes? >> both. men's and women's. steve: boy, did you hear the breath that those women took out? "i sell shoes at nordstrom." they went--[gasps]. "my dream man!" how long you been doing that? >> about two years. steve: what's your favorite women's shoe? >> any heel 'cause i think any girl looks good in heels. steve: any heel. >> oh, yeah. steve: randy. yeah-heh! that's why you're selling them shoes. hey, randy, let's go. we talked

to a hundred men. name something you might reach for when your mate starts pushing your buttons. >> bottle of jack. steve: a bot-- >> ha ha ha! good answer! steve: a bottle of jack! hey, brandon, how you doing? >> steve, nice to meet you. steve: you're a doctor. >> i am. i'm a chiropractic physician out of seattle. steve: oh, ok, that's good. >> yeah, yeah. steve: all right, brandon, let's go. we talked to a hundred men. name something you might reach for when your mate starts pushing your buttons. >> the car keys. steve: the car keys. annika? >> yes. steve: hi. how are you, annika? >> hi, steve. nice to meet you. steve: what do you do for a living? >> i work with seniors in a nursing and rehab center. i'm the director of resident life services, so i oversee the social workers and the activities staff and all that. steve: oh, ok. what type of activity? what you all-- >> all kinds of things. you know, they love bingo. [giggles] sing-alongs and--

steve: sing-alongs? >> anything you can think of. steve: know the words. >> let me tell you something else. steve: ok. >> i've been married to this man for 5 years. steve: uh-huh? >> we actually met in the hosiery department at nordstrom's. steve: did you? >> yeah, we did. steve: ha ha! so you met--well, what were you doing in the hosiery department? >> that's what i was wondering. steve: yeah. oh, don't worry. i know what to ask. i got you in the hosiery section. what were you doing in the hosiery seion, brandon? >> well, i was just walking by at first, and then i looked over and i saw this beautiful, attractive woman and-- steve: yeah? >> and so i said, "well, i got to have faith. it's my time to work." so i had to go into the hosiery department and buy a pair of pantyhose. >> ha ha! >> and then she walked over, she helped me, she helped me buy a pair. i asked her out for a cup of coffee, and--i kid you not--we were married within a year. [audience "awws"] steve: my man. [cheers and applause] ok. let me ask you a question. when you saw him thumbing through all of that stuff, what

made you walk over there and say, "do you need some help?" >> love at first sight. steve: ok, "let's just get to it." >> ok. steve: ok, we talked to a hundred men. name something you might reach for when your mate starts pushing your buttons. >> i think he might give me the credit card so i could go shopping. [cheers and applause] >> yes, yeah! good answer! steve: "i'ma give you my credit card 'cause i'm mad at you." ok. here we go. the credit card! [audience groans] hi, cheryl. >> hi! steve: how you doing? >> i'm grand. steve: good, good. what do you do? >> i am a director of early head start program. steve: oh, that's good. with kids. >> yeah, it serves pregnant women and birth to 3. steve: ok, cheryl, let's go. hey, we talked to a hundred men. name something you might reach for when your mate starts pushing your buttons. >> i think it's the handle to the door. steve: reach for the handle to the door! jim, how you doing, man?

>> i'm fantastic, fantastic. steve: i see you. that's good. i like that, jim. >> can you help me out a little? steve: you look nice. that's nice. got to leave that alone. that's pretty fly. let me see something. that tie looks familiar. >> what do you think? steve: yeah, steve harvey collection. >> there you go. ha ha ha! steve: i love these guys, man. i love these guys on "family feud." they're gonna go out. "yeah, i'm going to see steve. yeah, i better go buy a tie." hey, jim, we talked to a hundred men. name something you might reach for when your mate starts pushing your buttons. >> well, if you're not gonna make it out the front door, you're probably gonna be heading to the couch, so i'm saying a blanket. steve: a blanket for the couch. [audience groans] randy. >> yep. steve: you're not married, right? >> no. heh heh! steve: we asked 100 men, name something you might reach for when your mate starts pushing your buttons. >> i'm gonna have to say my headphones. gonna put the headphones on and block it out. steve: my headphones!

that was a smart answer. hey, brandon, we got to be careful. you got two strikes. fraser family can steal. >> the telephone. steve: the telephone. [audience groans] all right, frasers. here's your chance. we talked to a hundred men. name something you might reach for when your mate starts pushing your buttons. >> video game! their video games! whoo! steve: say it again for me. one more time. >> video games. steve: oh, ok. there you go. say that in the first place. "video games!" video games! number 8? 7? audience: her boobies.

steve: 6? audience: tools. steve: hey, let's move on to question two. give me monique, give me randy. ["family feud" theme plays] here we go, guys. top 7 answers on the board. women love a funny man, but what else does he need before they'll marry him? monique? >> a good job. steve: a good job. one answer, randy. >> respectful. steve: respectful. pass or play? >> we're gonna play. steve: ok, they're gonna play. >> hi, steve. steve: hello, shundelle. how are you? >> hi, steve. i'm good. steve: ok, here we go. women love a funny man, but what else does he need before they'll marry him? >> well, my man would definitely have to have intelligence, so he

has to be smart. steve: intelligence! cornell. >> yes, sir! steve: yes, sir. absolutely. >> sergeant. steve: sergeant or sir. all right. you ready to go, sir? >> yes, indeed. steve: women love a funny man, but what else does he need before they'll marry him? >> ambition. steve: ambition. [audience groans] thought that was a good answer. "vy-tah-lee-in"? "vih-tah-lee-in"? >> "vih-tah-lee-in." steve: "vih-tah-lee-in." >> yes, sir. it's like you say "italian" with a "v" in front of it. steve: vitalien. >> you got it, sir. steve: women love a funny man, but what else does he need before they'll marry him? >> a car. steve: ha ha! yes. got to have a car, baby. gonna need to go somewhere. [audience groans] >> good answer. steve: hey, leticia. how you doing? >> hi, steve. i'm fine. steve: good. i know that's right. [squeals] >> ha ha ha ha!

steve: you got two strikes. you have to be careful. sullivan family can steal. >> good credit! [cheers and applause] steve: the good credit! you must have it! credit! [audience groans] all right, sullivans. here's your chance, jimmy. women love a funny man, but what else does he need before they'll marry him? >> well, i think you'll like this one. father's approval. their father's. steve: their father's approval! 5? audience: charm/personality. steve: 4? audience: sincerity/honesty. steve: 3? audience: good looks. steve: number one? audience: money! steve: sullivan family 85, fraser family got 21, but

remember, the goal is 300 points, so don't go away. we'll be back. what makes your family smile? backflips and cartwheels. love, warmth. here, try this. mmmm, ok! ching! i like the fact that there's lots of different tastes going on. mmmm! breakfast i'm very impressed. this is a great cereal! honey bunches of oats. i hear you crunching. don't blame him. instead, rely on frontline plus. it kills adult fleas and ticks, plus flea eggs and larvae, destroying future generations. ask your vet about frontline plus. carnation breakfast essentials. bye, mom! ♪ with 21 vitamins and minerals, it helps prepare them for the day ahead. it has protein and calcium to help build strong muscles and healthy bones. and kids who eat breakfast tend to make better food choices all day long. i can't control what happens out there, but i can help prepare them for it

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capri sun. with absolutely no artificial preservatives. steve: welcome back to "family feud," everybody. sullivan family 85, fraser family got 21. give me shundelle, give me brandon. ["family feud" theme plays] here we go. point values are double, top 7 answers on the board. name something a person might back out of. shundelle? >> going to school. steve: back out of going to school. brandon? >> a date. steve: back out of a date. pass or play? >> we're gonna play. steve: they're gonna play. annika, name something a person might back out of. >> they might back out of a job. steve: might back out of a job. cheryl, tell me something that

a person might back out of. >> they might back out of a parking space. steve: they might back out of a parking space. name something a person might back out of. >> a marriage. steve: a marriage. hey, randy, only one strike. tell me something a person might back out of. >> i'm gonna say contract. steve: might back out of a contract. hey, brandon, only one strike. tell me something a person might back out of. >> they might back out of a sale. steve: back out of a sale. [audience groans] annika, we got two strikes, darlin'. >> oh, i know. steve: you got to be careful. the fraser family could steal. >> they may back out of a dance? steve: might back out of a dance.

[audience groans] frasers, here's your chance. leticia, name something a person might back out of. >> being a father. a teen father? he does not want the responsibility? steve: back out of being a father! number 7? audience: a bet/wager. steve: 6? audience: doorway/closet. steve: 5? audience: fight/argument. steve: well, sullivan family 253, fraser family got 21. but, hey, it's still anybody's game, so don't go away. we'll be right back. hey! it's anybody's game. quit trippin'. joey fatone: closed captioning quit tr[ female announcer ] new hot pockets sandwiches are even tastier, with new quality ingredients. like angus beef, hickory ham, and our new buttery seasoned crusts.

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steve: welcome back to "family feud," everybody. sullivan family 253, fraser family got 21. give me cornell, give me annika. ["family feud" theme plays] all right, guys. here we go. point values are triple, top 4 answers on the board. give me a word that a man would use to describe a beautiful woman to another--annika? >> sexy? steve: sexy. give me a word that a man would use to describe a beautiful woman to another man. >> gorgeous. steve: gorgeous. pass or play? >> we're gonna play! ha ha! steve: they're gonna play.

hey, cheryl, give me a word that a man would use to describe a beautiful woman to another man. >> she's hot. steve: she's hot. yeah, man. all right, jimmy. you got no strikes, man. give me a word that a man would use to describe a beautiful woman to another man. >> smokin'. steve: smokin'! smokin'. [audience groans] randy, only one strike. give me a word that a man would use to describe a beautiful woman to another man. >> i'm gonna go with knockout. she was a knockout. steve: she was a knockout! [audience groans] that was another good one. well, we got two strikes, brandon. here's where you got to be careful. if it's not there, the other team can steal and play "sudden death." >> stacked. steve: man. yeah, yeah. of course. please understand.

i don't care if it ain't up there. please note. stacked! [audience groans] all right, frasers, here's your chance. now, listen to me carefully, leticia. if it's there, your family steals, your family plays "sudden death." if it's not there, the sullivan family wins the game. leticia, give me a word that a man would use to describe a beautiful woman to another man. >> fine. [cheers and applause] she is fine. steve: we have used that before. to play "sudden death," fine! number 4? audience: babe. steve: 3? audience: fox/foxy. >> thank you.

steve: told you. yes, sir. my brother. hey, you all looked good over here. you all really did. hey, sullivans, come on! i need two people. i got 'em. i got brandon and i got jim. we're going for $20,000 right after this. let's get it. come on, going for $20,000 right after t[ female announcer ] how did we make new hot pockets sandwiches

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>> yeah! steve: and now it's time to play... audience: "fast money!" steve: i believe that, man. you ready? >> i'm ready. steve: 20 seconds on the clock. here we go. name something you borrow from a friend when yours doesn't work. >> car. steve: name a place where you have to fight the urge to fall asleep. >> church. steve: name the month with the stormiest weather. >> november. steve: name the most difficult age for a girl. >> 13. steve: name something that starts with the word "wall." >> paper. steve: bam! come on, jimmy. let's go get this money, man. >> yeah! steve: you have a shot at this. all right, let's see. i said name something you borrow from a friend when yours doesn't work. you said... a car. survey said... mm-hmm. name a place where you have to fight the urge to fall asleep. you said...church. heh! survey said...

yeah. name the month with the stormiest weather. you said... november. you're in seattle. that's probably a good answer. survey said... it's ok. name the most difficult age for a girl. you said... 13. survey said... wow. i said name something that starts with the word "wall." you said... wallpaper. survey said... come on, man. you got a shot. come on, brandon, let's go. brandon...uh, you're jim's... >> nephew. steve: nephew. wow. nephew. >> yeah. steve: well, unc came out here and did pretty good. jim got 123 points. >> ha ha! all right! steve: i need you to get 77. you ready? >> ready. steve: all right, let's remind everyone of jim's answers.

25 seconds on the clock. here we go. name something you borrow from a friend when yours doesn't work. >> car. [buzz buzz] steve: try again. >> money. steve: name a place where you have to fight the urge to fall asleep. >> movies. steve: name the month with the stormiest weather. >> october. steve: name the most difficult age for a girl. >> 15. steve: name something that starts with the word "wall." >> wall street. [bell dings] steve: come on, brandon. let's see, buddy. all right, let's take a shot. name something you borrow from a friend when yours doesn't work. you said...money. i'm telling you, that's a good one. i like it. survey said... that was a good answer, man. car. car was the number-one answer. name a place where you have to fight the urge to fall asleep. you said...the movies. survey said... church. church was the number-one answer. i said name the month with the stormiest

weather. you said...october. you all around in that same area up in seattle. survey said... >> ohh! steve: april. april was the number-one answer. i said name the most difficult age for a girl. you said...15. man, my daughter's 15. lord, have mercy. survey said... >> [groans] steve: 13 was the number-one answer. then i said name something that starts with the word "wall." you said... wall street. we need 43 points. survey said... >> ohh! steve: wallpaper was the number-one answer. man, almost, man. almost. wallpaper was number-one. $5.00 a point. that's 865 bucks, and they're coming back right here on "family feud." i'm steve harvey. we'll see you next time, folks. we raise natureraised farms® chickens

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this is the "jeopardy! teen tournament." please welcome today's contestants -- a senior from moweaqua, illinois... a senior from little rock, arkansas... and a sophomore from englewood, ohio... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. and welcome, ladies and gentlemen. last week in our first three quarterfinal matches, a freshman, a sophomore, and a junior became semi-finalists by winning their games.

oh, and all three of them were from the state of georgia. will this be a senior's turn, or will tori, the sophomore, win today's game? young lady, gentlemen, welcome aboard. good luck. here we go into the jeopardy! round. and these are the categories you have to deal with. tori, start us. i'll take fictional females for $600, please. tori. what is "victorious"? you are right. fictional females for $800, please. leonard. what is "halo"? "halo," right. rhyme time, $200.

jordan. what is a thick brick? that's it. rhyme time, $400, please. leonard. who is stupid cupid? correct. same category -- rhyme time, $600. leonard. what is a hammer...slammer? oh, no. jordan. what is a hammer clamor? "clamor" -- that's the word that leonard was trying to come up with. you pick. rhyme time, $800, please. jordan. what is a snake steak? that's it. rhyme time, $1,000. leonard. what's a doctor proctor? good for $1,000. all right, fictional females, $1,000. that's the young sarah jessica parker as this optimistic little orphan girl. tori. who is annie? annie -- $1,000 more for you puts you into a three-way tie for the lead. go again. i'll take let's write a short story

for $600, please. [ beep ] obviously, we're writing an allegory. back to you, tori. short story for $800. answer -- daily double. [ applause ] and you can break the tie, obviously, with any kind of wager. i'll wager $800. $800, half of your total. here is the clue for you. who is william faulkner? you are right, and you're in the lead all by yourself. [ applause ] i'll take short story for $1,000, please. leonard. what is omniscient? correct. name of the game, $200.