>> yeah. steve: jimmy the opera singer, good to have you back, man. >> thank you. thank you. steve: if the toilet in your apartment were broken, name something you'd use instead. >> we'd just go outside. outdoors. steve: just going outside. >> good answer. good answer. steve: that's a great answer, but these questions were some women. they can just go outside. we just go outside, right there on the wall right there, just right into the paint. let's just go outside. [buzzer] philly, how you feeling today? you got to be careful, buddy. you got two strikes. chambers family, here's a chance to steal. >> how about the trash can? >> ha ha ha! that's nice. yeah. there you go. steve: the trash can. >> yeah! steve: if the toilet in your apartment were broken, name something you'd use instead. >> steve, i'd use a bag.

steve: ha! i love this. >> a plastic bag. steve: he's talking about a plastic bag. >> good answer. steve: plastic bag. that's a hefty. that's a trash bag. we've all done this. trash bag. [buzzer] that was a great answer. ladies-- ladies, here's your chance, chambers girls. if the toilet in your apartment were broken, name something you'd use instead. >> we'd to do our neighbor's. steve: go to your neighbor's. >> yeah. good answer. >> good answer. steve: go to the neighbor's. [cheering and applause] number 7. audience: cup/glass. steve: that's a guy. number 6. audience: gas station bathroom. steve: let's go. question two. give me jamilah. give me sal. let's go. guys, here we go, top 8 answers

on the board. name something a man might keep under his toupee for emergencies. jamilah. >> money. steve: money. extra cash. pass or play? >> we are gonna play. steve: they're gonna play, sal. >> whoo! >> we got this. this a big, old play. all right. >> all righty. steve: all right, rashida. name something a man might keep under his toupee for emergencies. >> his cell phone. steve: ha ha ha! his-- his-- his-- his-- his cell phone. [buzzer] all right. let's go. name something a man might keep under his toupee for emergencies. >> how about a spare key? steve: a key. >> good answer. steve: catherine, hi. how are you? >> hi. how are you? steve: good. what do you do? >> i'm an intern for the federal government, and i'm also a student at umuc. steve: ok. name something a man

might keep under his toupee for emergencies. >> his credit card. steve: his credit card. [buzzer] >> oh... steve: safiya, we got two strikes. we got to be careful here. the coniglio family can steal. >> his spouse's number under his toupee. steve: spouse's-- his spouse's number. got to have it under there. got to have that-- [buzzer] all right. i got to tell you, though, this is a tough one here. it really is. here's your chance to steal, men. name something a man might keep under his toupee for emergencies. >> we're thinking a man would keep a condom under his toupee. an emergency. steve: a condom. >> yeah! ha ha ha! ho ho! steve, steve! hey, steve, you don't have a toupee, though. steve: a "woody hoodie."

number 8. audience: gun. steve: 7. audience: knife. steve: this cat got a lot of hair. 6. audience: cigarettes. steve: a pack? 5. audience: another toupee. steve: who the hell is this dude? number 3. audience: glue/toupee tape. steve: well, don't go away. we'll be right back, folks. yeah. ♪

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steve: welcome back to "family feud," everybody. chambers 72, coniglios 59. give me rashida. give me joe. point values are double. we got the top 6 answers on the board. we asked 100 married men, name

someplace your wife tells you to go when she doesn't want you around the house. joe. >> outside. steve: outside. [buzzer] rashida. >> to a friend's house. steve: to a friend's house. >> good answer. whoo! >> whoo! >> we're gonna play! >> we're gonna play. steve: they're gonna play, joe. >> whoo! good job. >> whoo! steve: i like that. we asked 100 married men, name someplace your wife tells you to go when she doesn't want you around the house. >> his mother's house. >> good answer. >> good answer. >> good answer. steve: "go to your mother's house." [buzzer] catherine, we only got one strike. >> come on. come on, catherine. steve: you're so young, you don't know nothing about this, do you? we talked to 100 married men. name someplace your wife tells you to go when she doesn't want you around the house.

>> grocery shopping. >> good answer. good answer. good answer. steve: grocery spping. >> whoo! all right. steve: all right. we talked to 100 married men. name someplace your wife tells you to go when she doesn't want you around the house. >> go to the gym. steve: go to the gym. >> good answer. [buzzer] steve: jamilah, you got to be careful. you've got two strikes. to coniglio family can steal. >> i got this, steve. she tells him to go to, like, a bar and hang out. steve: go to the bar and hang out. >> good answer. >> whoo! steve: rashida, again, two strikes. >> she tells you to go wash the car. steve: go wash the car. >> whoo! [buzzer] steve: fellas, here's your chance. you've been here before. we talked to 100 married men. that would be you. name

someplace your wife tells you to go when she doesn't want you around the house. >> steve, i think my wife would tell me to go to work. steve: go to work. >> we got this. [buzzer] >> whoo! steve: number 6. audience: golf course. steve: number 3. audience: hell. steve: ha ha ha! number two. ha ha! audience: garage. steve: well, chambers 160, coniglios 59. this is anybody's game, though. so don't go away. we'll be right back, folks. yeah. announcer: closed captioning is sponsored in part by... ♪ ♪ all the goodness of milk, all the deliciousness of hershey's syrup.

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steve: welcome back to "family feud." we got a good one. the chambers ladies 160, the coniglio boys 59. give me malaika. give me jim. point values are triple. we've got the top 4 answers on the board. name an occupation in which someone would have their hands insured. jim. >> musician. steve: musician. malaika. >> doctor. steve: doctor. >> whoo! play! play! >> we're gonna play. steve: they're gonna play, jimmy. >> yes, malaika! whoo! steve: little catherine, let's go. name an occupation in which someone would have their hands insured. >> an athlete. steve: an athlete. >> whoo! steve: only one answer left. if

it's there, you folks win the game. if it's not there, you're still alive. >> a construction worker. >> good answer. good answer. good answer. steve: a construction worker got to have the hands insured. [buzzer] jamilah. >> a massage therapist. steve: it makes perfect sense. >> totally. steve: a massage therapist. [buzzer] two strikes. if it's there, rashida, you guys win the game. if it's not there, the other team can steal, and we'll play for sudden death. name an occupation in which someone would have their hands insured. >> a chef. >> good answer. >> good answer. steve: a chef. >> good answer. [buzzer] steve: that was a good answer. >> come on. come on. we got it. you know it.

>> come on, sal. steve: the boys look pretty confident over here. salvatore, name an occupation in which someone would have their hands insured. >> we think somebody that models their hands, like a hand model. >> get it. steve: hand model. got it. yeah. them boys good. well, listen, folks. nobody reached 300. so we're going to play sudden death. give me catherine. give me philip. let's go. all right, guys. this is the situation. for this survey, we are asking for the top answer only. whoever gets the one answer will win the game. here we go. name something most people have been bitten by at least once. catherine. >> mosquito. steve: a mosquito.

>> whoo! good answer. >> good answer, catherine. [cheering and applause] steve: could've went any way, man. you did a great job, man. enjoyed having you. hey, chambers girls, i need two of you. let's go. we're playing, $20,000. we'll be right back. we're playing fast money. good news. we just got the stevens account.

get jacobs on the horn and schedule a meeting pronto. [ alarm blares ] order lunch. something fast, smith. it's jones, ma'am. yeah, look, we'll leverage the synergy on both sides. hi, jimmy john's? yeah, no, look, the boys -- jimmy john's. yep. sky's the limit on this one. make sure the silverman file is on my desk a.s.a.p. did you order lunch? yeah. it's waiting for you. better be, smith. still jones, ma'am. can't wait on this. time is money. [ bell chimes ] jimmy john's. [ male announcer ] jimmy john's. order online now! nice job, jones.

steve: you ready? >> i'm ready. steve: 20 seconds on the clock. here we go. we asked 100 married women, if men wore loincloths, what size would your husband wear? >> large. steve: name something your neighbor does for you when you're on vacation. >> check my mail. steve: what season do you look-- what season do you most look forward to? >> spring. steve: name something kids want at bedtime. >> bedtime story. steve: name something you'd bake for a party. >> a cake. steve: all right. good.

ok, rashida. we asked 100 married women, if men wore loincloths, what size would your husband wear? you said a large. >> ha ha ha! steve: that's what you have to say. survey said... yeah. i said, name something your neighbor does for you when you're on vacation. you said check the mail. survey said... yeah. wow. what season do you most look forward to? you said springtime. survey said... >> oh, yes. steve: wow. name something kids want at bedtime. you said a bedtime story. survey said... >> whoo! steve: ow. then i said, name something you'd bake for a party. you said a cake.

survey said... [cheering and applause] >> way to go, rashida! whoo! whoo! steve: safiya... >> yes? steve: you got a little work to do here... >> ok. steve: and when i say a little work, i mean exactly what i said. you got a little work. >> ok. steve: she got 175 points. >> go, go! oh, yeah. we came it win. steve: you need 25 points. it's gonna be tougher this time, so we're gonna give you 25 seconds, ok? >> ok. steve: you ready? >> i'm ready. steve: all right. let's remind everyone of rashida's answers. 25 seconds on the clock, please. here we go. we asked 100 married women, if men wore loincloths, what size would your husband wear? >> a medium. steve: name something your neighbor does for you when

you're on vacation. >> check your mail. [buzz buzz] steve: try again. >> feed your pets. steve: what season do you most look forward to? >> the fall. steve: name something kids want at bedtime. >> a glass of milk. steve: name something you'd bake for a party. >> a cake. [buzz buzz] steve: try again. >> cookies. [cheering and applause] steve: let's go. we asked 100 married women, if men wore loincloths--ha ha!--what size would your husband wear? your man is somewhere. he-- you said a medium. when his friends watch this show, you have doomed your man to a life of misery. survey said... [cheering and applause] gonna tell you, that's crazy. that's crazy. that's crazy.

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how you guy doing? thank you, folks. thank you very much. hey, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. you know what? we got another good one today because we got a family returning today for the fourth day with a total $21,645. from leicester, mass., it's the brown family. >> ♪ hah! hoo! let's go, browns ♪ >> hey! steve: they got a lot going on over there. from bristol, virginia, it's the cornell family. >> whoo! steve: everybody is here trying to win theyself a lot of cash and the possibility of driving out of here in a brand-new, fuel-efficient ford fusion right there, baby. yep. i got a lot of money to give away. let's get it on. give me fred. give me kevin. let's go. gentlemen, top 6 answers on the

board. here we go. name something you'd be shocked to see a boxer wearing when he takes off his robe. >> a bra. steve: a bra. i'd be stunned, too. fred. >> nothing. steve: nothing. pass or play? >> we're gonna play. steve: they're gonna play. >> good job, freddy. steve: what's up, freddy? how you doing, man? >> man, i'm good. i'm good, steve. i'm good. steve: fred, what do you do for a living? >> i work for the antiterrorism assistance program for the department of state. i'm a transportation coordinator. i used to be down at the warehouse with my boys kicking boxes, and somebody heard i was gonna be on the show, so they promoted me between the time i tried out and the time i got here. ha ha ha! >> good job, honey. >> yeah. they promoted. i said, "i'm going to see uncle steve. i'm going to see uncle steve." steve: freddy...

>> yes, sir? steve: so you was in the warehouse kicking boxes. they found out your family was coming on "family feud." they promoted you... >> yes, sir. steve: to-- what's your title now? >> transportation coordinator. >> yeah. yes! steve: now, what that got to do with terrorism? >> well, what we do, we train in other countries to train the other countries to defend themselves before the terrorist try to get to us. steve: oh, ok. i got you. so that's good. so you're pretty cln today, though, man. >> yeah. my wife took care of all that. steve: yeah. like that. got the argyle sweater on with the bow tie. >> check out the shoes. steve: i saw them. well, step on out here, freddy, so we see what the wife did. walk through the door for us. right down to the nines over here, boy. come on, freddy. you and me, brother. you got a promotion, got the red shoes on. pow pow pow! >> yes. steve: now, freddy didn't pick this out. marcia picked this out. >> whoo!

steve: what do you do for a living, darling? >> i am 21 years active duty united states air force. steve: oh. that's pretty good. all right, marcia. let's go. name something you'd be shocked to see a boxer wearing when he takes off his robe. >> a speedo. steve: a spee-- a speedo. >> yeah. >> whoo whoo whoo whoo! steve: hey, lora, name something you'd be shocked to see a boxer wearing when he takes off his robe. >> pantyhose. steve: pantyhose. little bit of nothing. pantyhose. pantyhose. [buzzer] kennie... >> how you doing, steve? steve: how you feeling, man? >> good, good. steve: what do you do? >> i'm a certified public accountant and university professor. steve: wow. >> that's right. steve: name something you'd be shocked to see a boxer wearing when he takes off his robe. >> well, i'm gonna say piercings. steve: huh?

>> piercings. he got some piercings. steve: piercings. >> yes. steve: aw, hell. hell, they all got that. piercings. [buzzer] hey, amina, how you doing, darling? >> hi. i'm good. how are you? steve: what do you do? you're in school. >> yes. i recently graduated from marymount university with a degree in business administration with a specialty in management. >> yeah. whoo! >> that's right. >> go, amina. steve: like this family over here. yeah. y'all serious about education. all right, amina. you ready? >> yes. steve: we got two strikes. you've got to be careful. brown family could steal. name something you'd be shocked to see a boxer wearing when he takes off his robe. >> a dress. steve: a dress. >> good answer. [buzzer] steve: all right, brown family. here's your chance. name something you'd be shocked to see a boxer wearing when he takes off his robe. >> we're gonna say a thong. >> whoo! steve: ha ha! ha! a thong.

[cheering and applause] number 6. audience: bling. steve: 5. audience: a shirt. steve: let's move on to question two. give me marcia. give me jordan. let's go. here we go, ladies, top 7 answers on the board. name something husbands do to avoid having conversations with their wives. marcia. >> go fishing. steve: go fishing. [buzzer] jordan. >> walk away. steve: walk--ha ha ha! [buzzer] >> fall asleep. steve: fall asleep. >> whoo whoo whoo! whoo! >> watch tv. steve: watch tv. >> yeah!

steve: pass or play? >> we're gonna play. steve: they're gonna play. hey, jen... jen, name something husbands do to avoid having conversations with their wives. >> they go take a ride. steve: they go take a ride. >> yes! [buzzer] steve: karen, only one strike, darling. >> they go to the bar. they go out. steve: they go to the bar. [buzzer] kevin, we got two strikes. you got to be careful. cornell family can steal. >> agree to everything they say. just agree. steve: just--ha ha ha! i do that all the time. agree. [buzzer] that was a good answer, man. all right, cornell family. here's your chance. fred, name something husbands do to avoid

having conversations with their wives. >> steve, they go to work. steve: they just get up and go to work. [cheering and applause] number 7. audience: take two-hour dump. steve: jesus. ooh, your legs go to sleep. ooh. number 6. wow. audience: yard work. steve: 4. audience: garage/car stuff. steve: 3. audience: read. steve: remember, the goal is 300 points, folks. so don't go away. we'll be right back. you played well. ♪

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on the board. name something in the garden of eden that eve might be holding in her hand. justin. >> apple. steve: an apple. >> we're gonna play. steve: they're gonna play. >> whoo! steve: hey, jen, name something in the garden of eden that eve might be holding in her hand. >> adam. >> yeah. >> holding adam. ha ha! >> yeah. oh, boy, steve, be gele. >> sorry, steve. steve: not the bible story i read. holding adam. lot of people need to go to sunday school. ok, miss karen, no strikes. name something in the garden of eden that eve might be holding in her hand. >> the snake. steve: the snake.

>> yeah. steve: kevin, you know, this is the fourth game, kevin. >> yes, sir. steve: you're the captain. every time i come to you... [imitates buzzer] come on, kev. >> come on, kev. steve: come on, brother. >> ok. steve: all right, kevin. name something in the garden of eden that eve might be holding in her hand. >> god. i'm gonna say god. steve: wow. >> yeah. good answer. >> ha ha! steve: guess that little pep talk was for nothing, huh? she's holding god. [buzzer] >> oh, it's not my lucky day. steve: ha ha ha! no. it ain't your lucky day, kevin. it has been 4 days of nothing. jordan, name something in the garden of eden that eve might be holding

in her hand. >> a bible? steve: a bible. [buzzer] we got two strikes, justin. you got to be careful here. the cornell family can steal. >> i'm going with a leaf to cover up. steve: a leaf to cover up. >> yes. >> yeah! yeah! steve: only one answer left, jen. if it's there, you clear the board. >> i'm gonna say a cross? a cross. steve: a cross. [buzzer] that's a good try. that's a good shot at it. that's really good. cornell family, here you go. here's your chance, freddy. name something in the garden of eden that eve might be holding in her hand. >> one of the animals. ste: one of the animals? >> yes, sir. steve: yeah. ok. what animal you all talking about, the bunny or the kitten? >> sweet baby.

steve: really? i'm gonna just go with the bunny rabbit or... >> the baby animal. steve: peter cottontail, the baby... >> animal, a baby animal. steve: baby animal or smokey the bear, boo-boo, somebody. i don't know who was there. obviously, yellowstone must've been here because-- the little animal, the bunny rabbit with the fur. [buzzer] [cheering and applause] number 4. audience: flower. steve: come on. we're playing "feud." don't go away. we'll be right back. announcer: closed captioning is sponsored in part by... ♪ ♪ all the goodness of milk, all the deliciousness of hershey's syrup. the intense ache made it hard to do the things that i wanted. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia --

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steve: come on, girl. hey! welcome back to "family feud," everybody. brown family 204, cornell family 59. give me

kennie. give me jen. let's go. here we go, guys. point values are triple, top 4 answers on the board. we asked 100 men, name the last thing you bought because you thought it would make you sexier. kennie. >> car. steve: a car. yeah, man. wow, very good. >> clothes. steve: clothes. >> yeah! steve: pass or play? >> we're gonna play. steve: they're gonna play. >> whoo! steve: hey, karen, let's just get to it. we talked to 100 men. name the last thing you bought because you thought it would make you sexier. >> cologne. steve: cologne. >> ooh, good answer. >> yeah, baby! >> come on, brother. steve: kevin?

>> i'm gonna say a wig. ha ha ha! maybe. steve: 4 games... not one answer. a wig. [buzzer] oh, man. [sniffles] all right. here we go. hey, jordan... >> hey. >> come on. steve: sorry. here we go. there's one answer left, darling. if it's there, you clear the board. your family wins the game. we talked to 100 men. name the last thing you bought because you thought it would make you sexier. >> jewelry. >> good answer. steve: jewelry for the win. [buzzer]

wow. you got two strikes, justin. you got to be careful, but here's the situation. there's only one answer left. if it's not there, cornell family can steal, and they win the game. >> i'm going with a nice house. >> yeah! >> good answer. steve: this is for the win. a nice house. [buzzer] >> sexy underwear. steve: all right, cornell family. >> sexy underwear. steve: here's the situation. if it's there, your family steals. your family wins the game. if it's not there, the brown family wins the game and head into the game that plays for the car. we talked to 100 men. name the last thing you bought because you thought it would make you sexier. >> a date with a woman. a date, escort.

steve: bought an escort. [buzzer] [cheering and applause] >> yeah! steve: number 4. >> oh, my god! audience: just for men/dye. steve: hey, brown family. i need two people. here we go. they're going again, same two, $20,000, fast money. we'll be right back.

steve: all right. you ready? >> yes, sir.

steve: 20 seconds on the clock, please. here we go, karen. come on. we asked 100 women, name something you can do a lot better than your mother could. >> cook. steve: name a hotel or motel chain. >> holiday inn. steve: on a scale of one to 10, how often to you mentally undress people? >> ha ha! 7. steve: tell me a word that rhymes with "mighty." >> "flighty." steve: name something that parents tell their kids to hurry up and finish. >> homework. steve: come on, miss karen. come on, karen. come on, karen. go on. come on, karen. all right. let's see where we are. we asked 100 women, name something you can do a lot better than your mother could. you said cook. survey said... oh, boy. name a hotel or motel chain. you said holiday inn. survey said... yeah. on a scale of one to 10, how often to you mentally undress people?

you said 7. that's a big number. survey said... >> oh, my god. steve: tell me a word that rhymes with "mighty." you said "flighty." survey said... >> oh! steve: yeah. then i said, name something parents tell their kids to hurry up and finish. you said your homework. survey said... yeah. that's a good one. there we go. there we go. clear the board. justin... >> sir. steve: come on, man. we can do it. we can do it. we can do it. karen, mom, got 118 points. >> yes! steve: yeah. that's better than halfway there. that's what you need. that's what you need. >> yes, sir. steve: ok. you need 82 to win. you ready? >> yes, sir. steve: all right. let's remind everyone of karen's answers. 25 seconds on the clock. here we go. we asked 100 women, name

something you can do a lot better than your mother could. >> cook. [buzz buzz] steve: try again. >> clean. steve: name a hotel or motel chain. >> the holiday inn. [buzz buzz] steve: try again. >> pass. steve: on a scale of one to 10, how often to you mentally undress people? >> 8. steve: tell me a word that rhymes with "mighty." >> "frighty." [buzz buzz] steve: try again. >> "plighty." steve: name something parents tell their kids to hurry up and finish. >> homework. [buzz buzz] steve: try again. >> dinner. steve: name a hotel or motel-- [buzzer] >> ugh. motel 6. man! steve: all right. we need 82 points. let's go. we asked 100 women, name something you can do a lot better than your mother could. you said clean. survey said... >> ok. steve: cook was the number-one answer. >> come on, mama. steve: name a hotel or motel chain. you said... [buzzer] number-one answer--holiday inn. on a scale of one to 10, how

often to you mentally undress people? you said 8. this family is taking a lot of people's clothes off. survey said... >> oh! steve: one. one was the number-one answer. tell me a word that rhymes with "mighty." you said "frighty." survey said... [buzzer] >> ohh! steve: "flighty" was the number-one answer. then i said, name something parents tell their kids to hurry up and finish. you said dinner. >> man... steve: survey said... >> oh! steve: man, you have no idea. eating dinner, that's the number-one answer. man, anything else, and they'd have won. man! $5.00 a point, total of $900, but they got a 4-day total of 21-- they got a 4-day total 22,545

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from bethlehem, pennsylvania... a medical student from atlanta, georgia... and our returning champion, a recent college graduate from austin, texas... and now here is the host of"jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. jared has paid off his student loans, and set aside a lot of money in addition. parth and hillary -- challengers today. you know you're in against an excellent champion. so, i'll wish all three of you go luck, and we'll direct your attention to the board as we put the dollar figures in and now reveal these categories for the jeopardy! round.

you identify the motion picture. jared, you start. let's try female nobel peace prize winners for $200. hillary. what is islam? yes. i'll try james bond themes for $200. jared. what is "goldfinger"? "goldfinger," correct. nobel peace prize for $400. jared. what is deforestation? yes. nobel peace prize for $600. answer -- daily double. well, good news and bad news. good news is, you found it. the bad news is, you don't have too much money, but you can risk up to $1,000.

i'll wager $1,000. all right, here is the clue. what is belfast? belfast, yes. [ applause ] $1,600 now your total. nobel peace prize for $800. jared. what are land mines? right. and nobel peace prize for $1,000. [ beep ] and that country is guatemala. jared, let's go somewhere else. let's try that's the story for $200. hillary.

what's a whodunit? yes. that's the story for $400. parth. what is a good samaritan? you got it. that's the story for $600. jared. what is a novella? novella, correct. that's the story for $800. [ beep ] and that would be a gothic novel. back to you, jared. that's the story, $1,000. [ beep ] and that would refer to the penny dreadful.