Genre Game show Original language(s) Filipino, English | Country of origin Philippines | |
Directed by Ding Bolanos (ABC)
Uro dela Cruz (GMA Network)
Arnel Natividad (ABS-CBN) Presented by Ogie Alcasid (ABC)
Richard Gomez (GMA Network, 2008-2009)
Dingdong Dantes (GMA Network, 2009-2010)
Edu Manzano (GMA Network, 2011)
Luis Manzano (ABS-CBN) Narrated by Jefferson Utanes (ABC, 2001–2002)
Michael Knight (ABC, 2002)
Al Torres (GMA Network)
Peter Musngi (ABS-CBN) | ||
There are three versions of Family Feud in the Philippines, aired on three networks. The first version aired every Sunday on ABC (now TV5) and was hosted by Ogie Alcasid, with voice over provided off screen by Jeff Utanes (later Michael Knight), from November 19, 2001 to December 28, 2002. The second version, was hosted by Richard Gomez (later Dingdong Dantes and Edu Manzano) on GMA Network from October 13, 2008 to July 1, 2011. The third version is hosted by Luis Manzano on ABS-CBN premiered on April 9, 2016. the show where two families compete to name the most popular responses to survey questions in order to win cash and prizes.
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Gameplay Differences from the United States version
(United States version)
The two "families", which consist of four to five members each, represents a current or previously aired ABS-CBN show or a real life family.
The primary rule changes for this version as compared to most versions worldwide relates to scoring and winning the game. The first two rounds are single value rounds, but the final two rounds are double value rounds (there is no triple value round).
The 300 points to win rule is not used; instead, as was the case in the 1999-2003 United States version, the family with more points after the fourth round wins the game. The winning family will receive P50,000 plus the total points gathered for four rounds. (Example: if winning family gathered total of 400 points for 4 rounds x 100 pesos/point = P40,000. therefore, the winning family will receive P90,000)
Fast Money
Fast Money is played with the standard format, with two representative members of the winning family playing. The first answer is the final answer. The primary difference is the first player is 25 (instead of 20) seconds to answer questions while the second player is given 30 (instead of 25) seconds to answer the same questions.
The jackpot prize for reaching 200 points is P200,000.