On Monday's Late Night, Seth Meyers asked Steve Harvey about some of the terrible answers he has witnessed as host of Family Feud. Harvey, who famously doesn't hide his derision at bad answers, had a few, and was absolutely fine talking about them — including some behind-the-scenes details he probably isn't supposed to share.
After discussing two of his favorites, Harvey talked about how hard it is to watch family members blow the game. "This ain't Jeopardy!" he said. "We actually want you to win!" The fighting is why it's called Family Feud, Meyers pointed out. Sure, Harvey replied, but when it comes to the worst feuding, "we can't show you that." Makes for a good story, though. --Peter Weber
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