Hmm, wouldn't mind dropping 10 bucks on that from the clearance section or snagging it at Goodwill. Game itself could be a good time in a way regular Feud home versions just aren't, but it really looks like some primo Card Sharks content in that box.

Was thinking the same. I’ll probably wait for it to reach the shelves at Five Below. My stepdaughter got us all into the Feud game for Switch so they d prolly love this.

There is now a different Family Feud game, which is rather reminiscent of Card Sharks, but without the card play aspect.  Called Family Feud--Over the Line.  I'd read at one of the board game warehouse sites about what I'm sure is the same game, only with the working title FF--X out of 100.

The game is available now at amazon.com:

https://www.amazon.com/Spin-Master-Games-Family-Feud/dp/B0FKP5JWP3/ref=sr_1_26?crid=2RDOMC4UCGCW5&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.Yb1JWrvjJ5lufuYNWFPn271U0dguI-VZ_c8fJ0GKcXf_U3cXnOfWFRJzcQN3EFfNu97MZmiEbNloa8dF2Uzsjuk2UL-ksAt2iTS1r8QJOcBwGmBKbDFNSxBC9GjYyWflatZGyax2ujLZFf7qrtFpWacPguhe20P8d5f1uCAKktsFBmN1Sd-V1JzSzNNg7aXo-xqRWBn0LgZtLnEw7LrPrqwdsfLUywwFSrLIu4P8UFwGNxnk69APkom8Mbhk_MJVjA2JlZ3IRkpcRgiyHuJXA84CF6_orfCY8hsMjnQt-yA.AuaW13U1TmrwfTEWBEXSJFZPiAgn4bVagKK3bAklCLA&dib_tag=se&keywords=%22family+feud%22+game&qid=1771689578&sprefix=family+feud+game%2Caps%2C240&sr=8-26

A mutual acquaintance on Facebook posted a memory of playing in a band who once accompanied a singer who also hosted a game show. His wife was the sister of songwriter and Capitol Records co-founder Johnny Mercer, and the charts he gave to the band were apparently written by Mercer himself.

Anyone able to identify who this could have been? I did find an obit for Mercer's sister, but no husband was mentioned, and no other info on whether he had any other siblings.

Personally, I enjoy being able to watch the episodes I choose to watch on demand.

Which I acknowledge is the mindset that's contributing to the increased fracturing of viewership patterns that will lead to the demise of creative new television production, which will ultimately result in the obsolescence of my livelihood. But I can't deny it's convenient.

Not as exciting as Tubi acquiring a good chunk of the MeTV Toons Library (along with Animaniacs & Pinky & The Brain) starting March 1st, but...still nice!

This has been the case for a few years now, but Tubi and Pluto are everything that made cable awesome 30-40 years ago. I love the mix of classics and obscurities, especially with the movie selection.