‘Family Feud’ Holding Auditions in Minnesota

If you and your family ever thought you'd like to be on the game show 'Family Feud,' you're in luck, as the show will be holding auditions here in Minnesota.

That's right, the popular TV game show, now hosted by Steve Harvey, is the show where different families battle against each other to name the most popular responses to survey questions in order to win cash and prizes.

It first went on the air in 1976, and was originally hosted by Richard Dawson. It's also been hosted by Minnesota native Louie Anderson, as well as Ray Combs, Richard Karn ('Al Borland' from 'Home Improvement'), and John O'Hurley.

And, now the classic show is holding auditions in Minneapolis on September 24th and 25th. According to an article in the Pioneer Press, auditions will be by appointment only, and there are a couple of stipulations your family has to meet to be eligible to be on TV. The story says they include, "being U.S. citizens (or having permission to work in the country); having five family members related by blood, marriage or legal adoption; and having no teammates running for political office."

The story also says that "if you’re interested in getting an in-person interview, apply by emailing Minneapolis@familytryouts.com." They encourage you to send in a video, too. Check the game show's website at familyfeud.com for more rules and how to get an appointment. Now let's play the Feud!