Has Any One Person Got 200 Points on Family Feud

• On the terminal Feud of 1976, the Vaught family had no coin going into the Double Circular (their opponents, the Tullis family unit {one of which was time to come Married... with Children player Dan Tullis Jr.} had $117). They managed to win the game on the Double question by getting exactly $200 (which was the winning score at the time).
• The York family — they're the ones who had an infamous Fast Money round that featured the "alligator" response (for a question request for an fauna that has three letters in its name) — was a multi-day champion, and for all the bad responses they'd give throughout the form of their run on the show, eventually did win one Fast Money circular (this later on spending several days figuring out who the right two players for Fast Money were), and eventually netted more than $ten,000 during their several-day reign. In the stop, the crowning moment of awesome was merely their gamemanship and genuinely having a good time, and it was clear that Dawson — as he was saying adieu to the family unit on their final mean solar day — truly loved and enjoyed having them on the testify.
• During the original run, upon expanding to v days a week, the Syndicated version, as game shows are known to practice, held celebrity weeks. One 1985 week in item featured ten members of the Hollywood Walk of Fame (Marker Goodson, Rod McKuen, Cesar Romero, Rory Calhoun, Keenan Wynn, Betty White, Arlene Dahl, Gloria DeHaven, Audrey Meadows, Dorothy Lamour). By the terminate of the week, the ladies dominated the men, winning three of the five games, and a concluding score of $41,534 to $10,700. Richard, as he was wont to practice, increased the men'due south total to $12,500.
• The Manoukian family's first Fast Money round during the Dawson run. Billy, who tackles the round before his brother-in-law and team captain Socrates, manages to give the top answers to all five questions for an impressive 199 points.

  1 measurement of altitude is an inch. Proper noun another: Baton gives "mile" for 38 points; Socrates' answer of "foot" wins it with 28.
  A color of Thousand&M's processed: Ruby (39).
  The toughest age for a teenager: Sixteen (38).
  A popular color for socks: White (40).
  A fruit that squirts: Orange (44).

  • The woman responsible for the "September" incident pulled a similar feat, simply she was 1 of the few who as well got 200 points in the get-go Fast Money circular.
• From 1980, Dickey matriarch Lynda gives 4 responses worth 40+ each, leading to a 1-player score of 204 points:

  Tell me what you think is the annual income of the average American family unit: $15,000 (Scores 18).
  Your about important slice of furniture: Bed (47).
  A brand of children's toys: Fisher-Cost (40).
  A deodorant soap: Dial (49).
  An expensive flower: Rose (fifty, which seals the deal).

• Another family unit in the Dawson era had a single-person Fast Money win where Kathy picks off all five #1 answers for 200 on the dot:

  Name something people asks bank to do for them: Make loans (50).
  A country foreign films come from: France (31).
  A common color of cats: Black (35).
  How many television sets you own: Two (38).
  A food you buy shredded: Cheese (46).

• On several occasions (once in both Dawson eras and at least three times during Combs'), the first actor in Fast Money got 200 points lone. One family on the Combs era managed to practise this twice.
• Three Steve Harvey episodes and two Richard Karn episodes had the beginning player in Fast Money give all five #1 answers. Here's the first time. Unfortunately, unlike the eras before 1999, this volition never add up to 200.
• 1 family thought they'd just scored 196 points in Fast Coin... and then the gauge checked the dictionary.
• "The Improvement of the Century."
• Glory Family Feud airing June 28, 2015: Catherine Lowe, the winning contestant from Flavour 17 of The Bachelor, cleans house at Fast Money, scoring a whopping 194 points and giving four of the 5 No. 1 answers! Despite some nervous moments when her husband, Sean, came up (he repeated the first four answers and couldn't provide a 5th in a timely manner), their squad had no trouble winning the $25,000 for clemency.
• The June 14, 2020 episode (filmed before the pandemic) featured a particularly fun moment where RuPaul buzzes in earlier Steve can finish reading the question. Ru has to estimate the second half of the question, and so base his answer off of that. He gets the #one reply .

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