@@AutomaticDuck300 Well in that case if it were me I'd listen for the question where Turkey would make sense as an answer rather than just answering Turkey to all the questions 🤣
4:59 Even though they’re in a Television studio, they must still consider it a theatre and/or the crew were theatre vets, and thus they held up the superstition of never saying “Macbeth” inside a theatre and thus they threw “Scottish Play” on the board 🎭
Something about the ‘sex on a train’ answer is so funny 😂 Maybe because its so specific, as opposed to just saying ‘sex in public’. And he sounds fairly confident as well
For me, Les Dennis was the best presenter of Family Fortunes. I think he must have proved a popular choice at the time as he was allowed a 15-year reign as the show's host. He was funny but not too rude & just had a nice way with him for making contestants feel at ease. I think a good comedian makes for a good host on a TV show of this nature.
As an American these old episodes of Family Fortunes are just as funny as Family Feud. So we open our bowels, close are legs, and only have one big toe. Next time i am at the supermarket I have to make sure the first i buy is a turkey then take it to the beach.
Hahaha. I love how Lee just says "Naomi Campbell" with absolutely no hesitation whatsoever. Janet's answer is actually pretty correct, I would be very surprised to see a nun in a brothel or a strip club unless she was was a lapsed Catholic.
I met a Nun in a brothel once - the poor woman had fallen over and, having started to rain, was moved gently inside until me and my ambulance arrived. The poor lady was more concerned that I thought she was there as a working girl...
"If it's up there I'll give you the money myself...OH NO! I owe you twelve pounds!" Gotta love those people who think toasting someone means roasting 'em over an open fire!!
“Name a way of toasting someone.” “Over a fire?” “If it’s up there, I’ll give you the money myself!” *GRILL (12)* “OH NO!!!” That’s £12 Les Dennis is never getting back 😂😂😂
Apparently he overheard the first contestant say “chicken” and reasoned that turkey must also be a sound answer...unfortunately he didn’t know which question it referred to, so he just went mad with it!
MY TOP 20 Family Fortunes Fails: 20. Robber 19. 3 bears 18. Car has 2 of 17. Knee 16. Hotel Souvenir 15. Charades 14. Something that might frighten Dracula 13. Funeral 12. X Files 11. Black bird 10. A person associated with the Wild West 9. A body part mentioned in love songs 8. A place where you wouldn't expect to meet a nun 7. Arthur 6. Slang word for money 5. Something wouldn't try even once 4. Toasting someone 3. Famous Irishman 2. A type of bean 1. Turkey
No matter how many time I watch this video I just can't laugh every time - - - LES DENNIS was super, witty, funny and good - Gino and Vernon can't compare - - different TV then, people laughed more spontaneously it seems to me - -
I am American but yes Les Denis was by far the best. Bob Munkhouse I would put at a close 2nd. Bob was the same as our presenter Richard Dawson was British and appeared on Match Game back in the 70's. I believe your version was called blankety blank probably early 80's. Still very funny. I saw a episode of The Chase where Les Denis was on but was caught by Mark Labbot. Very intelligent man
2:52 must’ve read Moby Dick (If you haven’t there’s a plot point where a character is dying, so they make him a coffin to bury him at sea. But he gets better, so they seal it shut to turn it into a life buoy)
I’m British-American and he’s what they were saying 0:08 Shakespeare 0:17 cops 0:26 sx on a train 0:44 btch 1:03 just a small prick 1:12 wheels 1:20 arms 1:34 fingers 1:50 your big toe 2:04 knee 2:13 the zoo ( thought of a pigpen) 2:28 deck chair and coffin 3:08 his name 3:31 b*wels 3:42 legs 3:48 a brthel 3:56 partner 4:00 bake 4:43 tv 4:50 a midsummer nights dream 5:12 the tin man 5:26 both said little red riding hood 5:56 a blackbird and Naomi Campbell 6:17 over a fire Last one turkey
“Name a character in Alice in Wonderland” “The tin man” “Something you associate with the three bears?” “Red riding hood” These people need to read more 🙄😂
@@jamiengo2343 No way the wizard of oz dorothy,toto,lion ,scarecrow,tinman and the witch and the good witch.Alice in wonderland Alice,mad hatter,caterpillar,cheshire cat,hare,queen of hearts,and many more.
6:47😂😂😂😂 that episode was also where no one could name a famous Irishman. Max Bygraves kept goofing everything up after replacing the brilliant Bob Monkhouse
I'm guessing he was thinking turkey as in a turkey sandwich for a picnic, but it was just hilarious how the answers kept kind of fitting in after that. One of my all time favorites.
He overheard the first contestant get ‘chicken’ as a top answer so thought turkey would be a good second answer. Then panicked and gave it for every answer.
I read something that Bob didn't have the headphones on properly while the contestant was on stage. He knew chicken was an answer, but not to which question.
Interesting idea: (will update as I find more) Here's a list of (what i can find of YT) of each answer Famous Arthur - ??? Famous Robber - ??? Something you wouldn't try even once - Brombys vs. Wildens Slang word for money - ??? Something a dentist says - ??? Something your car can have two of - I thought i had this one turns out i didnt Something you have more than two of on your body - ??? Something that comes in sevens - Englands vs. Noblets Something that everybody has only one of - ??? vs Gooderhams Any part of the body beginning with the letter N - ??? Somewhere you keep a pen - ??? Something you associate with the sea - Fletchers vs Yiggons What a girl should know about a man before she marries him - ??? Something people open - Burchells vs. Sheerans Something people close - ??? A place where you wouldn't expect to meet a nun - ??? Something you jump on and ride - Meadows Vs Plummers Something you do when visitors are expected - Lake vs Mosely Something associated with the X-Files - ??? A Shakespearian play with a person's name in it - Fry vs ??? A character form Alice & Wonderland - Maddens vs. Fearnes Something associated with The Three Bears - Slater vs. Santer A bird with a long neck - Guests vs. Bangaras A way of toasting someone - ??? Turkey - Dalbys v Johnsons
I've never laughed as much in ages watching this clip. A good laugh at outtakes like this is what we need during Covid-19.I understand why contestant sometimes give silly answers.Sometimes it's the way the question is worded and the contestant is so deep in concentration that he/she focuses on one word in the question. E.g Instead of hearing"Name something you have more than two of" they hear"Name something you have Blah Blah TWO OF." I think the question setters in Family Fortunes word the questions in such a way so that there is a better chance of saying an hilarious answer and my aching laughter muscles are all the better for it.😂😂😂😂😂😂X 1000
Top ten funniest answers ever 10. Bitch 9. Blackbird 8. Naomi Campbell 7. Television 6. Deck chairs 5. Legs 4. Zoo 3. Cops 2. Big toe 1. *SEX ON A TRAIN*
"Something associated w/ the 3 Bears" That was a Double Money round; did Charlie forget to change his hearing aid's batteries? "Any bird w/ a long neck" Strike 3, you're out!
*[TRACKLIST]* 0:08 Separated by a common language 0:17 A.C.A.B. 0:26 Hardcore travel habits 0:43 Anarchists on currency 1:02 Your smile is so insulting 1:10 🎶 Bicycle, Bicycle, Bicycle 1:20 He met with an Hindu god 1:32 The Magnificent Five 1:50 If you have only one big toe, bad news for you 2:03 Separated by a common language II 2:12 Separated by a common language III 2:28 *Double Bill.* (featuring Separeted by a common language IV) 3:07 “Good Answer!” 3:30 When grammar is your fetish 3:40 More traditional types of fetish 3:46 “Condoms!” 3:54 Even more traditional types of fetish 3:59 Oracle page 888 4:23 Programs may be slightly late 4:49 My name is Midsummer 5:12 Pantomime shakeup 5:25 Kuma 5:55 Players with a brass neck 6:16 *Ready to Kill.* 6:43 And finally... the world (in)famous *Turkey incident*
I'm looking forward to the end of lockdown so I can take my turkey to the beach
Haha, apparently he overheard from the show staff that one of the answers is Turkey but he wasn't sure which one, so he just said it for all of them.
@@AutomaticDuck300 That can't be right because there's not one right answer, it's just about finding which ones audience members said
@@mattinfullvision9598 well, the top answer then
@@AutomaticDuck300 Well in that case if it were me I'd listen for the question where Turkey would make sense as an answer rather than just answering Turkey to all the questions 🤣
i want to have sex on a train!
(pounds fist on table)
"a way of toasting someone."
"over a fire".
tomitstube for that one id really like to see what the others were.....with a glass maybe?
Les Dennis
If is open there I'll give the money myself
It's there
Les Dennis says
Oh no
That's so funny
@@paulmarkwilkinson8778 "If it's up there I'll give you the money myself"
@@mattinfullvision9598 sorry iam a terrible speller
@@mmsiphonevinyls1027 As I recall, it was things like "For he's a jolly good fellow" and "cheers".
"A place where you wouldn't expect to meet a nun. Janet."
"A Brothel."
I think Id have actually said that....
She's right, you know...
Turkey
She's not wrong...
Turkey?
3:59 - You know your accent is really thick when even a British person can't understand what you are saying! 😂
I knew he was saying bake.
The host did get it once the word was spelled out.
Beek
Pardon?
Beek
Huh?
Meek a keek
Is that a northern thing?
When you make a cake
Oh BAKE!
I'm pretty sure that's a Cumbrian accent
@@TonyEnglandUK No, it's a Geordie one.
LOVE how the old lady misheard "money" as "mummy" when she said "b!tch" xD
The way Rob said just a small prick @ 1:04 is absolute priceless.
I doubt her mother is still alive, but if she is, she probably had a long talk with the lady after that.
4:59 Even though they’re in a Television studio, they must still consider it a theatre and/or the crew were theatre vets, and thus they held up the superstition of never saying “Macbeth” inside a theatre and thus they threw “Scottish Play” on the board 🎭
A bit of trivia: The British called their show "Family Fortunes", because the
producers felt "Family Feud" was considered too aggressive.
That sounds like us...
I thought it was the original host Bob Monkhouse who suggested it.
@@EightThreeEightYeah, it was Bob who suggested "Fortunes"
Well, the Hatfields and McCoy's got nothin' on the Lancasters and Yorks.
Sides feud was to American for uk standards
Something about the ‘sex on a train’ answer is so funny 😂 Maybe because its so specific, as opposed to just saying ‘sex in public’. And he sounds fairly confident as well
There had been a recent case of a couple getting it on onboard a train
Trek001 ah that makes more sense. Id always wondered why he felt the need to specify it being on a train 😂
We all know he tried it and it didn’t go so well! 😂
@@Trek001 talk about my half cousins honeymoon
For me, Les Dennis was the best presenter of Family Fortunes.
I think he must have proved a popular choice at the time as he was allowed a 15-year reign as the show's host.
He was funny but not too rude & just had a nice way with him for making contestants feel at ease.
I think a good comedian makes for a good host on a TV show of this nature.
Oh aye by a mile
He was brilliant in Extras too.
No contest pal. Monkhouse and Max were good in their own way, but Les easily bettered them both. I refuse to acknowledge anyone who came afterwards.
Steve Harvey in America on Family Feud
@@einsteinalb75 That's the US.
My top 3:
3. Bowels
2. Over a fire
1. Turkey, Turkey, and Turkey.
1 Over a fire 2 Authur Shakespear 3 Bowels
3. Turkey
2. Turkey
1, Turkey
Naomi Campbell lmao
"Fillet of fish"
3. Tin Man
2. Um, Cops
1. Sex on a Train
"Hey, do you have a pen I could borrow?"
"Sure, it's at the zoo."
In fairness, I think she was probably thinking of pen as in “animal enclosure”. Still funny tho
@@AndrewJJ-0114 I was thinking the same thing, like a pig pen hahaha
So I have to go to my teacher's home to get my pen
_"What do you need a pen for anyway?"_
_"I'm writing an essay on the works of Arthur Shakespeare"_
0:43 the old woman saying “bitch” is amazing
Our survey said..........
What's worse is she thought the question was _"Name a slang word for MUMMY"_ lol, imagine her Mother watching it.
0:31 S*x on a train😂 got me rolling
@@upturnedblousecollar5811Bold of you to assume her mum is still ali-
NO BRAIN DON'T GO THERE
@@SECOND_CHANCE_FOR_LAKE I've no idea what the hell you're talking about. Enjoy UA-cam.
"Hey Sam, where did my deck chairs go?"
"They're in the sea Rob..."
Coffin
Never gets old watching the legendary 'Turkey Guy.' Also responsible for saying Disraeli was a famous Irishman.
I remember seeing the episode where his catchphrase "If it's up there I'll give you the money myself" did actually backfire on him for once
i think its happened a few times lol
@@MacStoker only twice. Les stopped using his catchphrase after the second incident of the catchphrase backfiring.
And he did pay up, to be fair.
@@eclectica1 The first time it was only six quid, to be fair
I want a T-shirt with that line
6:17 Anytime Les' 'I'll give you the money myself' promise gets cashed in on is a great moment!
As an American these old episodes of Family Fortunes are just as funny as Family Feud. So we open our bowels, close are legs, and only have one big toe. Next time i am at the supermarket I have to make sure the first i buy is a turkey then take it to the beach.
Arthur shakespeare
DanBmthUK he thought he said “author”. I would’ve probably said it too
Because in a British accent, “Arthur” and “author” are pronounced the same.
There is a person, Arthur Shakespeare. He's is an Australian journalist.
Name a famous William: King Shakespeare!
@@BigBadBuzzard No they aren't
A famous robber
“Um cops”
LMAOOO
The Joe guy looks vaguely familiar...
I thought it was rapper
Hahaha. I love how Lee just says "Naomi Campbell" with absolutely no hesitation whatsoever. Janet's answer is actually pretty correct, I would be very surprised to see a nun in a brothel or a strip club unless she was was a lapsed Catholic.
I met a Nun in a brothel once - the poor woman had fallen over and, having started to rain, was moved gently inside until me and my ambulance arrived. The poor lady was more concerned that I thought she was there as a working girl...
@@Trek001 I find nuns so sexy 😍
Love it - miss these old shows. Real folks, real laughs.
Man I love Arthur Shakespeare
and his play about the girl named Summer
Who meets Alice and her little dog Toto
@itz_mm_sisterz6770 and they all go to the beach with a turkey.
And they look out on the ocean where they watch all the deck chairs🤣
"Just a small prick..." 😂
No no, he's not wrong. My dentist says, "Big mosquito bite," when he injects the numbing agent.
"If it's up there I'll give you the money myself...OH NO! I owe you twelve pounds!" Gotta love those people who think toasting someone means roasting 'em over an open fire!!
Name a famous robber
Uhmm....Cops 😂
I died
Remember if you ever get asked a question as part of a family fortunes survey you should answer the question with Turkey.
The buzzer on the UK version is so much better than the US version
The strike too
Hilarious, 6:45 would have been funny if questions 4 and 5 were: 'Name a country in Europe', 'Name a bird beginning with T'.
“Name a way of toasting someone.”
“Over a fire?”
“If it’s up there, I’ll give you the money myself!”
*GRILL (12)*
“OH NO!!!”
That’s £12 Les Dennis is never getting back 😂😂😂
According to the contestant during Family Misfortunes (a compilation show), the £12 cheque bounced. XP
0:37 I love this sound effect
3:07
“What should a girl know about a man before she marries him.”
“His name”
Well… she’s not wrong. Knowing his name would help.
Lol she thought meant associated with C
5:31 apparently this is a story where Red Riding Hood goes to the wrong Cottage lol
Les Dennis was brilliant at this
Les Dennis is a legend! I wonder how will Steve Harvey react to these answers.
Probably say that it will get on UA-cam
I assume that's the American version
@@kevinprior3549 Yes. Steve Harvey does Family Feud.
Name someone associated with "Alice in Wonderland".
The Tin Man. Hilarious.
That was the one that made me LAUGH OUT LOUD too for some reason!
Alice's adventures in Oz lol
Deck chairs
Coffin
Love the buzzer sound.
joesakic91 It kinda sounds like a fart.
Famous last words:
If it's up there I'll give you the money meself.
He said it several times over his presenting run and was only caught out twice.
*"Family Fortunes" will ALWAYS and forever be the REAL name of this show. No matter how much I like "Family Fued" (USA)*
Love the work of Arthur Shakespeare
1:21 through 2:00
Props for including all the body part answers
Turkey most iconic Family Fortune moment.
Name something people take with them to the beach.
Turkey.
The first thing you buy in a supermarket.
Turkey.
A food often stuffed.
Turkey.
Armory Brunot,Jr. The 3rd one is true, but the first 2 were completely wrong!
Apparently he overheard the first contestant say “chicken” and reasoned that turkey must also be a sound answer...unfortunately he didn’t know which question it referred to, so he just went mad with it!
Les:Something associated with 'THE X FILES'
*silence*
Television!!! LOL
MY TOP 20 Family Fortunes Fails:
20. Robber
19. 3 bears
18. Car has 2 of
17. Knee
16. Hotel Souvenir
15. Charades
14. Something that might frighten Dracula
13. Funeral
12. X Files
11. Black bird
10. A person associated with the Wild West
9. A body part mentioned in love songs
8. A place where you wouldn't expect to meet a nun
7. Arthur
6. Slang word for money
5. Something wouldn't try even once
4. Toasting someone
3. Famous Irishman
2. A type of bean
1. Turkey
I’m crying at some of the answers 🤣
Any part of the body that begins with the letter N?
(K)Nee? Oh!
So let me get this straight family fortunes is a British version of family feud?
6:19 best one ever! Over a fire (🔥)
Name something with a long neck... Naomi Campbell 😂😂 savage mode 1000
his answer sent me LMFAOOOOOO
That is also a black bird.
Something associated with the X files?
...
...
...
We could show you an episode of it now while we wait if you'd like...
These clips are hilarious 🤣 Now to rewatch the snake charmer
No matter how many time I watch this video I just can't laugh every time - - - LES DENNIS was super, witty, funny and good - Gino and Vernon can't compare - - different TV then, people laughed more spontaneously it seems to me - -
I am American but yes Les Denis was by far the best. Bob Munkhouse I would put at a close 2nd. Bob was the same as our presenter Richard Dawson was British and appeared on Match Game back in the 70's. I believe your version was called blankety blank probably early 80's. Still very funny. I saw a episode of The Chase where Les Denis was on but was caught by Mark Labbot. Very intelligent man
2:52 must’ve read Moby Dick
(If you haven’t there’s a plot point where a character is dying, so they make him a coffin to bury him at sea. But he gets better, so they seal it shut to turn it into a life buoy)
In the middle of the Turkey clip Max says the prize is £1000 and two weeks in Turkey
If Richard Dawson had hosted Family Fortunes in the UK, he'd really lose it and wouldn't stop laughing.
I'd be more worried if Steve Harvey was hosting.
@@scsutton1 True. We'll see how he does in Africa. 😆
Probably haha
He would have been locked up with all that kissing if he'd tried it on over here.
@@eclectica1 Proper order.
I’m British-American and he’s what they were saying
0:08 Shakespeare
0:17 cops
0:26 sx on a train
0:44 btch
1:03 just a small prick
1:12 wheels
1:20 arms
1:34 fingers
1:50 your big toe
2:04 knee
2:13 the zoo ( thought of a pigpen)
2:28 deck chair and coffin
3:08 his name
3:31 b*wels
3:42 legs
3:48 a brthel
3:56 partner
4:00 bake
4:43 tv
4:50 a midsummer nights dream
5:12 the tin man
5:26 both said little red riding hood
5:56 a blackbird and Naomi Campbell
6:17 over a fire
Last one turkey
The turkey episode is classic. I laughed so hard
Ah yes I am looking forward to bringing my pet turkey to the beach
6:58 “Forget the turkey, it’s obvious who the family wanna stuff!”
1 like = 1 turkey for Bob
An 'if looks could kill' moment like no other...
“Arthur Shakespeare?”
I’m dying😂🤣
The poor fella thought Les said "Name a famous AUTHOR".
@@TonyEnglandUK Ikr
Those Brits are more hilarious than the Americans at game shows with their answers given!
I dunno. Some of the Harvey era Family Feud answers are right up there.
@@eclectica1 not all the time
Am I the only one whose first thought was Brothel to the Nun question? That Naomi Campbell answer made me spit out my coffee.
6:43 man this guy really likes turkey 😂
“Name a character in Alice in Wonderland”
“The tin man”
“Something you associate with the three bears?”
“Red riding hood”
These people need to read more 🙄😂
Michaela Bauer Exactly! Do they even though their fairytales?
Lara Oribello isn’t the Tin Man a character in Alice in Wonderland?
@@jamiengo2343 No, it's from the Wizard of Oz.
Lara Oribello ahhhhh. I mean I guess they’re sort of similar right?
@@jamiengo2343 No way the wizard of oz dorothy,toto,lion ,scarecrow,tinman and the witch and the good witch.Alice in wonderland Alice,mad hatter,caterpillar,cheshire cat,hare,queen of hearts,and many more.
Knee still cracks me up.
Apparently the 'famous Arthur' guy thought he'd said a famous 'Author'
That last one is pure comedy gold
2:23 "You wanna write something so you're gonna go down to the Zoo to get ya pen"
I love Les Dennis he was so funny, well he was in my opinion.
Blackbird. Immediately followed by Naomi Campbell.
I’m Still trying to think what comes in sevens… 🤔
Deck chairs is a good answer if your looking for the titanic wreck..
Am I the only one who stops the video to answer first? 😁 It's always funny when you answer the same random rare word. You think WTF you just said. 🤣🤣
6:47😂😂😂😂 that episode was also where no one could name a famous Irishman. Max Bygraves kept goofing everything up after replacing the brilliant Bob Monkhouse
The World: "I bet the British are so posh, smart, Sophisticated."
Les Dennis: "Name somebody that uses a whip."
Player: "A Madam."
6:58 If looks could kill. I don't think they were too happy.
That's a dead ringer for Arthur Fleck on the second clip lol
3:22 and 3:41 Good answer!
this had me in tears
2:12 Marie is right loads of animal pens at the zoo
If it's up there, I'll give you the money myself.
“Name a character from Alice in Wonderland.”
*TIN MAN*
Bruh are u thinkin wizard of oz? But yea Alice and Dorothys clothes have the same colors
1:52 this made me laugh 😂😂😂😂 I will remember this one
I can't believe that guy said Turkey 3 times......lol
They actually made more sense after the first one.
Seriously, who brings a turkey to the beach?
he got ONE right!
I'm guessing he was thinking turkey as in a turkey sandwich for a picnic, but it was just hilarious how the answers kept kind of fitting in after that. One of my all time favorites.
He overheard the first contestant get ‘chicken’ as a top answer so thought turkey would be a good second answer. Then panicked and gave it for every answer.
I read something that Bob didn't have the headphones on properly while the contestant was on stage. He knew chicken was an answer, but not to which question.
Interesting idea: (will update as I find more)
Here's a list of (what i can find of YT) of each answer
Famous Arthur - ???
Famous Robber - ???
Something you wouldn't try even once - Brombys vs. Wildens
Slang word for money - ???
Something a dentist says - ???
Something your car can have two of - I thought i had this one turns out i didnt
Something you have more than two of on your body - ???
Something that comes in sevens - Englands vs. Noblets
Something that everybody has only one of - ??? vs Gooderhams
Any part of the body beginning with the letter N - ???
Somewhere you keep a pen - ???
Something you associate with the sea - Fletchers vs Yiggons
What a girl should know about a man before she marries him - ???
Something people open - Burchells vs. Sheerans
Something people close - ???
A place where you wouldn't expect to meet a nun - ???
Something you jump on and ride - Meadows Vs Plummers
Something you do when visitors are expected - Lake vs Mosely
Something associated with the X-Files - ???
A Shakespearian play with a person's name in it - Fry vs ???
A character form Alice & Wonderland - Maddens vs. Fearnes
Something associated with The Three Bears - Slater vs. Santer
A bird with a long neck - Guests vs. Bangaras
A way of toasting someone - ???
Turkey - Dalbys v Johnsons
I've never laughed as much in ages watching this clip. A good laugh at outtakes like this is what we need during Covid-19.I understand why contestant sometimes give silly answers.Sometimes it's the way the question is worded and the contestant is so deep in concentration that he/she focuses on one word in the question. E.g Instead of hearing"Name something you have more than two of" they hear"Name something you have Blah Blah TWO OF." I think the question setters in Family Fortunes word the questions in such a way so that there is a better chance of saying an hilarious answer and my aching laughter muscles are all the better for it.😂😂😂😂😂😂X 1000
Top ten funniest answers ever
10. Bitch
9. Blackbird
8. Naomi Campbell
7. Television
6. Deck chairs
5. Legs
4. Zoo
3. Cops
2. Big toe
1. *SEX ON A TRAIN*
Number 10, 8, 6, 4, 2 and 1 sent me into orbit LOL
@@crozzxj8556 same
nailed it 😂
We used to watch this with family, after dinner, our snacks was sausage and tomatoe flavour golden wonder crisps
Yummy
"Something associated w/ the 3 Bears"
That was a Double Money round; did Charlie forget to change his hearing aid's batteries?
"Any bird w/ a long neck"
Strike 3, you're out!
Naomi Campbell hahahaha LMAO🤣🤣🤣
@@KebenCosme I was laughing my ass off when he said Naomi Campbell too LMFAOOO
By the way it was Bob Monkhouse that changed the name from Family Feud to Family Fortunes. Because Family Feud sounded "too confrontational."
This is probably some of the most American moments you can find on British television.
The turkey one was epic
If he said Turkey 5 times he would have got the same score lol
1:03 - its Goose from Top Gun
2:11 A place where you keep a pen. Here in the USA, an pen is also a type of animal enclosure, so that answer is not as dumb as it sounds.
A pen is also a type of animal enclosure in the UK - it is still a stupid answer
House guests toasting on an open fire...
Jack Frost nipping at there nose
"Something people close..."
"LEGS"
3:43 - Les thinks: "WITHOUT HESITATION AND SHE SAW NOTHING WRONG WITH THAT!!!!"
I loved this show.
*[TRACKLIST]*
0:08 Separated by a common language
0:17 A.C.A.B.
0:26 Hardcore travel habits
0:43 Anarchists on currency
1:02 Your smile is so insulting
1:10 🎶 Bicycle, Bicycle, Bicycle
1:20 He met with an Hindu god
1:32 The Magnificent Five
1:50 If you have only one big toe, bad news for you
2:03 Separated by a common language II
2:12 Separated by a common language III
2:28 *Double Bill.* (featuring Separeted by a common language IV)
3:07 “Good Answer!”
3:30 When grammar is your fetish
3:40 More traditional types of fetish
3:46 “Condoms!”
3:54 Even more traditional types of fetish
3:59 Oracle page 888
4:23 Programs may be slightly late
4:49 My name is Midsummer
5:12 Pantomime shakeup
5:25 Kuma
5:55 Players with a brass neck
6:16 *Ready to Kill.*
6:43 And finally... the world (in)famous *Turkey incident*