- Ladies, welcome to the show.
- Thank you, Steve. - [Steve] Okay.
Top eight answers on the board
This is a fill in the blank,
People who have lots of children must be what?
(buzzer rings)
- Loving. - Loving.
(people applauding)
Okay, okay, okay.
Natalie.
- Oh, well, Steve. I know someone right here
that has a lot of kids
and I think they must be very wealthy.
(people laughing)
Very wealthy.
(people applauding)
I'm just saying, you know.
- Who, who are you talking about?
(people laughing)
Well, Steve. I'm just saying, you know, just saying.
I'm just saying you looking, you know.
- Well, them all your kids over there?
- Opposite.
- Okay.
Wealthy.
(people applauding)
- Yes. Yes. Yes. That's it.
- That's important.
(people applauding)
- Okay, so y'all got the South African flags on
and everything.
- Y'all just going forward. - Oh yeah.
- What do you do, Natalie?
- Well, I'm like you, I'm self-employed.
- Oh, okay.
- Yes.
(people applauding)
- Now the what you do is a secret.
She doesn't want to share that with us today.
(people laughing)
So we'll just move on.
Why don't you introduce everybody?
- Thank you, Steve.
This is my nephew Torrin.
Next to him is my favorite daughter, Kirsty.
And my niece, Savannah.
And next to Savannah is my favorite son, Kyle.
(people applauding)
Skeepers family from Oxburg.
- So you have two children?
- Yes, I do.
- Yes.
(people laughing)
- Because if you call her your favorite daughter
and there's another one at home,
this is not gon' be,
this really is gon' be family feud.
(people laughing)
All right, let's go.
Torrin. How you doing, man?
- I'm good. And you, Steve?
- What do you do?
- I'm a data scientist in telecoms.
(people applauding)
- Oh, a data scientist.
- Yes.
(people applauding)
- They let you have that haircut as a scientist?
- Yeah, I work behind the scenes.
They don't really see me.
- Oh, they don't really see you.
- Nah.
- Oh, they just care about your brain.
- That's all that matters.
- Okay. If you was out front.
- Maybe that'd be.
- Yeah, you'd have to get a haircut, yeah.
All right, let's go, man.
Fill in the blank.
People who have lots of children must be what?
- Dealing with all those little ones running around.
I think it requires a lot of patience.
- Patience.
(people applauding)
- Kirsty. How are you doing?
- I'm good. Thanks. And you, Steve?
- Good. What do you do?
- I'm a first year university student.
- Okay. What are you studying?
- Psychology.
- Psychology. Oh, that's pretty good.
A doctor?
- Yeah. That where the mind is.
- Yeah. - Yeah
- Yeah, that's good.
I was, I took psychology in school.
- Oh, you did.
- Yeah, it didn't work.
(people laughing)
Everybody thought I was crazy, so.
I had to get out the class.
Here we go.
People who have lots of children must be what?
- Supportive, Steve.
- Supportive.
(people applauding)
- [Natalie] Come on, Kirsty. Nice job.
(people gasping)
Savannah, how are you?
- I'm well and you, Steve?
- Good. What do you do
- A lot.
- A lot?
- I'm a student and I work as a service advisor.
- Service advisor?
- Yes. - Okay, good.
Well, let's play.
People who have lots of children must be what?
- In this day and age, I would like to think open-minded
because people have a lot of their own feelings.
- Open-minded.
(people applauding)
Kyle, how you doing?
- Fine, thanks. And you Steve?
- Good. What do you do?
- I'm a multi-media designer, I'm a student.
(people applauding)
- Okay. You, you, you... how old are you, man.
- I am 23.
- Oh, you young. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
And how old are you, Kirsty?
- I'm 19. - 19. Like...
- Today actually is.
- Today is your birthday?
- Yes. - Really?
(people applauding)
- Well now, Kirsty. Wouldn't this be the birthday gift
of all birthday gifts.
- Oh yeah.
(people applauding)
- Is that you win today
and walk out of here with $75,000 red?
- Yes, I'm gonna be smiling.
Yep, that's the plan.
- Well, well we'll see how it goes.
Good luck to you.
Kyle, let's go man, one strike.
People that have lots of children must be what?
- Stressed.
- Stressed. That should have been number one. Stressed.
(people laughing)
(people applauding)
- Natalie, people who have lots of children must be what?
- Stupid, Steve.
(people laughing)
- Well.
Find out something new about yourself every day, don't you.
(people laughing)
- Just...
Stupid.
(people applauding)
I just want to point out,
there is a difference between stupid and crazy.
I'm crazy.
(people laughing)
But I have lots of children, so.
- [Natalie] Yeah, you do.
- So according to Natalie, I must be stupid too.
(people laughing)
But I'm number one.
- [Kirsty] Yes.
(people applauding)
Okay. Torrin, we only got one strike, man.
Fill in the blank.
People got lots of children must be what?
Again, cleaning up after all these little ones
must make you very tired.
- All day tired.
(people applauding)
(people gasping)
- [Steve] I'm telling you man, tired should be up there.
Obviously. they didn't ask people who had children.
They just asked 100 people.
If you have seven children, you are tired.
(people laughing)
Period. All my children are grown.
All of them.
I'm tired of all of them.
(people laughing)
Kirsty, we got two strikes.
We gotta be careful.
Masilo family can steal.
People who have lots of children must be what?
- Probably strict.
- Strict.
(people applauding)
(people gasping)
- All right, family, here we go.
People who have lots of children must be what?
- Have a big house.
(people applauding)
- They have a big house.
(people gasping)
(upbeat music)
- Number seven.
- [All] Bored stiff.
- See, they talked to somebody that don't have kids.
(people laughing)
Six.
- [All] Constantly broke.
- [Steve] Well, welcome to Family Feud, South Africa.
I'm your man, Steve Harvey. Yeah.
(people applauding)
I's got to get them.
Boy, you pimping.
- Thanks.
- Them pants is pimping.
(people applauding)
Ah, so you can salsa?
- Yeah.
- Let's show 'em something.
(people applauding)
(people clapping)
(people applauding)
That sound good to me.
What?
- [All] Yeah.
(family chanting)
- You got it.
(people laughing)
Yeah, so now, lemme see you blow the kisses out.
Hey, man.
(people laughing)
(speaking foreign language)
Yes. Yes. Yes.
(speaking foreign language).
- May I have some stroganoff. We do not have it.
Oh, my god.
(people applauding)
I'm Steve Harvey. We'll see you next time.