A quick spin-off from a thread on I've Got a Secret. Since I looked into it, I thought I'd share. Here's the first week's worth, and the last week's worth, of Family Feud questions from the original daytime run with Richard Dawson. It's not entirely scientific as to how and why they changed, because I'm sure the final format (playing to 400 points, with Single-Single-Single-Single-Double-Triple-Triple scoring) necessitated a few more simpler questions than the years leading up to it...but here ya go:
SHOW 1
--Main Game--
Name a famous George.
Name something you can do to a nose.
Name a man, living or dead, known as a famous lover.
Name a famous cowboy's horse.
--Fast Money--
Name a symptom of the common cold.
Name a brand of deodorant.
Name a rock group.
Name a foreign language.
Name a sauce.
SHOW 2
--Main Game--
Name something people have two of.
Name a famous cat.
Name a famous person with a big nose.
--Fast Money--
Name a way to prepare eggs.
Name a flavor of ice cream.
Name a fish.
Name a candy bar.
Name a room in a home.
SHOW 3
--Main Game--
Name a famous animal star.
Name a food that is considered Jewish.
Name a well-known Mickey.
Give a slang name for a policeman.
--Fast Money--
Name an occasion that people celebrate.
Name a sport.
Name a type of brush.
Name a popular male singer.
Name a part of the face.
SHOW 4
--Main Game--
Name something Holland is famous for.
Name an animal that a car is named for.
Name a way to get rid of hiccups.
Name something found in a first aid kit.
--Fast Money--
Name a foriegn country that is not friendly towards the United States.
Name a food that kids love.
Name one of the Seven Dwarfs.
Name any river.
Name a cold drink.
SHOW 5
--Main Game--
Name something that people steal from hotel rooms.
Name a famous rabbit.
Name a famous Betty.
--Fast Money--
Name a musical instrument.
Name any jewel.
Name a brand of soap.
Name a foreign money.
Name any football player.
FIFTH-TO-LAST SHOW
--Main Game--
Name something besides clothes that people remove before going to bed.
Name an occupation whose members are looked upon as authority figures.
Name an occasion when females wear corsages.
Name a famous gymnast.
Name an appliance that is used in the morning.
Name something people baby when it's brand new.
--Fast Money--
Tell me how many people you tell when you are told to keep a secret.
How many hours an office party lasts.
An appliance that lasts for years.
Something you need a ticket to ride on.
A flavor of ice cream.
FOURTH-TO-LAST SHOW
--Main Game--
Name a kind of place in which you really want fast service.
Name a sport where the spectators can affect the players.
Name the room in the house where most big decisions are made.
Name something people overdo, and then get sick.
Name something that is worn in beauty pageants.
Name a color painted on sidewalk curbs.
--Fast Money--
Name a country in which auto racing is a big sport.
A noisy bird.
A vegetable people eat most.
The hour when people go to church.
A shiny fabric.
THIRD-TO-LAST SHOW
--Main Game--
Name the first thing you gobble down the moment you go off your diet.
Name something people do when making a wish that supposedly will make that wish come true.
Name a country that produces top Olympic skiers.
Kids usually hate vegetables. Name a vegetable that kids like.
Name the first gift that a man gives to a woman he's dating.
--Fast Money--
Tell me how many years you have watched "Family Feud."
A white flower.
A color of bobby pins.
An animal with a beautiful coat.
How many radios you own.
SECOND-TO-LAST SHOW
--Main Game--
Name a kind of place you wish would stay open longer.
Name the city that you think is the most glamorous in the world.
Name a boy's pet that a mother might dread feeding.
Name something you sit in bed and do.
Name a part of the body little children don't wash quite well enough.
Name something that a man might borrow from his best friend to impress his date.
Name a beverage people drink more in winter than in summer.
--Fast Money--
Tell me how many times Elizabeth Taylor has been married.
Something teenagers splurge on.
Something that has a sharp edge.
A food people eat in taverns.
Another word for "highway."
LAST SHOW
--Main Game--
Name something mothers make children wear for protection.
Name a state that you can recognize by its shape.
Name a food or beverage you buy at a baseball game.
Tell me who suffers most when you're in a bad mood.
Name something you serve with eggs.
--Fast Money--
Tell me how old you think Ronald Reagan looks.
A room where the whole family gathers.
An occupation that gives advice.
A part of the telephone.
A color of cake frosting.
-Jason
