Family Feud

Himself - Announcer (138 episodes, 1999-2010)

Himself - Host (116 episodes, 2006-2010)

In October 1997, Pearson television bought the rights to Family Feud. In April 1998, Feud producers started their search for a new host. Dolly Parton was considered for the hosting duties before Louie Anderson was chosen. In the fall of 1998, Pearson demanded that Louie shoot a Family Feud pilot, but Louie refused. Instead Louie came up with a plan to film him and his family playing Family Feud. That was used to sell the show and Louie was offered the hosting job for 1.5 million.

On July 9th, 1999 the show started taping at NBC studios in Burbank, California. Louie wanted to pay tribute to Richard Dawson by having him come to the studio on the first day of taping. Bob Boden, Supervising producer, tried to arrange the special on camera meeting, but Richard wasn't interested and turned them down.

A few weeks into the 2002-2003 season, "The Feud" (1988 edition by Score Productions) was finally brought back as the main theme song. In addition, the show also used a remixed version of the 1988 "fiddle" face-off cue with a techno beat added in. For the 2003-2004 season, a remixed edition of "The Feud" with a techno beat added in was supposed to be used as the main theme. Unfortunately, this version of the theme has never been used on air and the music instead reverted back to the "techno" party music upon the start of the 2003-2004 season.

Host: Name a body part on a man that has grown a lot since he was sixteen.

Host: Name a type of fruit that is messy to eat.