Harvey Feud 2nd run (5/25)

[patnvanna83]

so i am an annoyance to you people huh?

[matchgame74fan]

And regardless of what he says, this time also.

And if he's not doing it here, he's trolling my game show confessions ask box on tumblr with the same ridiculous levels of Harvey hate in the same posting style that he does here. I legit just got 4 submissions in a row with one mentioning him last night and they're written just like he does it. Plus there's been a lot of other stuff over the past few months regarding this subject that's obviously clearly submitted by him I haven't bothered to post. He's not fooling anyone.

[patnvanna83]

your the creator of game show confessions matchgame74fan, i didn't know that i thought it was somebody else!

but anyway how can i get respect from you guys?

[CardSharks8689]

so i am an annoyance to you people huh?

Sadly, yes.

I can't believe a thread that started off mild ended up turning into a Harvey-hate thread. I seriously think action needs to be taken this time. If it means the Harvey-hater being banned for causing trouble and unhealthy anger on these forums, I support it 100%.

The fact of the matter is, Harvey does a great job of hosting Feud, and the ratings are up because of it. If you feel the need to take any hatefulness out on Harvey, I suggest you take up a new hobby. That will take your mind off the Harvey-hatred, and you'll thank yourself for it eventually.

[phimat37]

but anyway how can i get respect from you guys?

Well, for one, stop with the "I hate Steve Harvey" stuff. We get it already, it's okay to speak your opinion but there is a point where it can get out of hand. Another thing, those ridiculous poll questions. Some of them are ridiculous like that "game show models" one and some other ones. There are probably other things other people can name to.

Things change, but this message board has changed too much. I'm not going to leave or anything, but I'm just saying, we used to have some "intelligent" posters, no offense. Some of them are still here who are old timers. Take it from them, they know how to post stuff without being annoying, again no offense. I don't like calling people "annoying". It isn't my intent but, if you don't wanna be called that, don't act it. Simple as that.

These "newer" posters can get on my nerves, no offense once again. I don't like to say it, but I am speaking my mind here. I think this thread was kind of stupid to begin with. It's gotten WAY off-topic also.

[dare2be]

now folks be honest with me and tell the truth, do you guys think that the modern 2010 version of Family Feud has gone downhill...yes or no?

yes. for the sole reason that they allowed my in-laws to be contestants on the show.

I'm relatively new here, but hopefully this "newer" poster can add some intelligence back to this board. (yeah, right)

[Lingofan97]

Wow...Harvey Feud is going to air 6 times a day starting next week if anyone hasn't been on the GSN schedule yet

[CardSharks8689]

Yes, Family Feud has gone downhill for me. It's not because of Steve Harvey, though. In fact, my taste for Family Feud has gone downhill midway through Richard Karn's run. I watched regularly until sometime in 2005 (during Karn's third season), and after that, I lost interest in such show. Same monotonous gameplay all the way through - no wonder Family Feud is a yawner to me nowadays. TPIR doesn't involve monotonous gameplay (except for the Showcase Showdown - which to me is a yawner), which makes TPIR more enjoyable with the vast variety of pricing games being played, and TPIR always will be something for me to watch on a daily basis.

[patnvanna83]

Yes, Family Feud has gone downhill for me. It's not because of Steve Harvey, though. In fact, my taste for Family Feud has gone downhill midway through Richard Karn's run. I watched regularly until sometime in 2005 (during Karn's third season), and after that, I lost interest in such show. Same monotonous gameplay all the way through - no wonder Family Feud is a yawner to me nowadays. TPIR doesn't involve monotonous gameplay (except for the Showcase Showdown - which to me is a yawner), which makes TPIR more enjoyable with the vast variety of pricing games being played, and TPIR always will be something for me to watch on a daily basis.

was it also the same problem to you during the O'Hurley era as well CardSharks8689?

[Lingofan97]

Yes, Family Feud has gone downhill for me. It's not because of Steve Harvey, though. In fact, my taste for Family Feud has gone downhill midway through Richard Karn's run. I watched regularly until sometime in 2005 (during Karn's third season), and after that, I lost interest in such show. Same monotonous gameplay all the way through - no wonder Family Feud is a yawner to me nowadays. TPIR doesn't involve monotonous gameplay (except for the Showcase Showdown - which to me is a yawner), which makes TPIR more enjoyable with the vast variety of pricing games being played, and TPIR always will be something for me to watch on a daily basis.

Ratings have proved differently, but I get what you're saying. Since Steve Harvey started, they don't spend anytime on introducing the Families, and skip right to the first question. This just gives them the 21 minutes of airtime for Steve to goof off and tell jokes more. I see how this is working, but I don't truly hate the Family Feud changed in the past few years. I don't think Family Feud has gone downhill since any year. I think it's gone nowhere but uphill since about 2003, and then there was The Bullseye Round

[patnvanna83]

Ratings have proved differently, but I get what you're saying. Since Steve Harvey started, they don't spend anytime on introducing the Families, and skip right to the first question. This just gives them the 21 minutes of airtime for Steve to goof off and tell jokes more. I see how this is working, but I don't truly hate the Family Feud changed in the past few years. I don't think Family Feud has gone downhill since any year. I think it's gone nowhere but uphill since about 2003, and then there was The Bullseye Round

yeah,the "no introducing the families" thing happen with the Louie Anderson era of the program as well.

[pzimm7778]

That's never bothered me. In the age of very short attention spans, channel changing happy viewers, and more allowable ad time they don't have time to waste on introducing people you will forget about a few days or even a few minutes after. I know everyone feels different and of course mine comes as a non-viewer of the show.

[patnvanna83]

well, as they say diffrent strokes for different folks!

[Lingofan97]

yeah,the "no introducing the families" thing happen with the Louie Anderson era of the program as well.

It just makes room for more "Harvey Fun Time"