"Better than hanging around watching Family Feud, " I said. Paul drank some beer from the bottle. "I knew you'd be enthusiastic," he said.
1995, Paullina Simons, Tully, page 383
The first half of the Family Feud question. The Jeopardy question. The $64000 six-year question: When did you get to know her?
2000, James Patterson, The Midnight Club, page 25
The superintendent grinned as if he had just won on Family Feud or Wheel of Fortune.
2002, Michael A. Kahn, Trophy Widow: A Rachel Gold Novel, page 325
... after the drive back from the Crawford County courthouse, where the Bensinger family had fought Round 8 of their version of Dysfunctional Family Feud.
2003, P. J. O'Rourke, Give War a Chance: Eyewitness Accounts of Mankind's Struggle Against Tyranny ..., page 15
... welcome to "International Family Feud! Today's contestants are the Reagan family, Nancy and Ron, from Washington, America.
2003, Francine Pascal, Shock, page 164
Lord knows, my daily dose of Family Feud will not stretch my intellect at all
2005, Tim Dorsey, Cadillac Beach, page 239
"He was in the middle of eating farina and watching the new Family Feud with Louie Anderson. Remind me never to retire."
2005, Jess Walter, Citizen Vince: A Novel, page 67
But spare me the vague outrage from people too lazy to even know who's running unless a campaign ad happens to run between Hollywood Squares and Family Feud ...
2006, J. B. Stanley, Carbs and Cadavers, page 25
After some channel surfing, Jackson found a rerun of Family Feud. James sighed in annoyance.
2007, Shirley Jump, Pretty Bad, page 340
... all the enthusiastic vigor of a contestant on Family Feud as Jack made his way to the dais.
