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Quick Answer: Watch new episodes of Family Feud airing daily with a live streaming service like DirecTV Stream or Philo, which come with free trials. You can also rewatch select episodes of Steve Harvey‘s run for free playing 24/7 on Pluto TV.
After almost four decades, Family Feud has become one of the most well-known and longest-running game shows of all time (it’s even been renewed through 2026). Now thanks to the streaming era, sitting back and answering those survey questions from your couch has never been easier, so you can watch new, daily episodes of the Steve Harvey-hosted daytime game show even if you’ve cut the cable cord.
Created by Mark Goodson, Family Feud originally premiered in 1976, and pits two families against each other in a tense battle that often leaves the host dumbfounded at answers. Each episode features two, five-member families that have to guess the results of series of audience survey questions, with one player from each team facing off against each other. The winning family then gets a chance to earn extra money in the bonus round.
Throughout its history, Family Feud has had three separate runs, with the most popular version being the 1999 series revival through its first-run syndication, and Steve Harvey (2010—present) serving as its current host. His run has treated the viewers to some hilarious and relatable moments, from memeing a survey answer to “Name something you’d do for sex”, to Harvey’s resigned disbelief over a contestant’s “naked grandma” response.
We’ve currently been in Season 25 since Sept. 25, 2023, with new episodes airing each weekday until July 26, 2024. The found the best way for trivia (and drama) lovers to watch new family Family Feud episodes online (not just re-runs) is through a live TV streaming services. Read on to find out how.
How to Watch Family Feud Online Free
Ready to find out what most people consider the most useful body part that begins with the letter “L”, or something in a bakery a baker might call his wife? These questions and more are answered in the latest episodes of Family Feud, which you can watch new episodes through a free trial to a live streaming service like DirecTV Stream.
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If you don’t care about DVRing episodes or having multiple channels, and just want to watch live, it’ll depend on which local network airs Family Feud. Most of the time, it will be an CBS or FOX affiliate, so be sure to check the channels when signing up for one of the programs below. Reruns of episodes hosted by Steve Harvey air on the Game Show Network, as well as in syndication, while reruns of earlier versions air on BUZZR.
To catch one new episodes of the most popular game shows live without cable, here’s what you need to know.
Watch Family Feud on DirecTV Stream
One of the best ways to watch new episodes of Family Feud live is with DirecTV Stream. The streaming service includes a five-day free trial, and comes with access to multiple local stations like ABC, NBC, CNN, and CBS. A DirecTV Stream Entertainment + Sports Pack gets you access to Family Feud on ABC or FOX and starts at $69.98 a month for two months, then goes up to $94.98 a month after that.
Watch Family Feud on fuboTV
Another way to watch new episodes of Family Feud daily without cable is with a fuboTV subscription. After a one-day free trial, plans start at $54.99 a month for your first month. From there, a subscription increases to $74.99 a month. Cord-cutters will get access to ABC and CBS, and other entertainment channels such as Hallmark Movies & Mysteries, TV Land, BET, Bravo, Comedy Central, Discovery Family Channel, E! Entertainment Television, and more.
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Watch Family Feud on Philo
If you want to catch up on older episodes of Family Feud, you can also watch them through Philo. The streaming service brings 60+ live TV channels, including the Game Show Network for Family Feud. Log into your Philo account to stream past episode’s of Harvey’s Family Feud run.
It’s also one of the most affordable live TV streaming services around at just $25 a month, and your subscription starts with a seven-day free trial.
Watch Family Feud on Hulu + Live TV
You can watch everything from daily, syndicated game shows like Family Feud to live TV events with Hulu + Live TV. Plans start at $76.99 a month, and come with ESPN+ and Disney+. You’ll get access to over 90 channels, including entertainment channels and local TV on ABC, CBS, and NBC.
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How to Watch Celebrity Family Feud Online Free

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Celebrity Family Feud, a spin-off of the original series, invites various stars to compete on the iconic game show. Currently in its 9th season (also hosted by Harvey), the ABC series offers celebs the ability to win prize money and donate it to the charity of their choice if they win.
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If you want to watch new episodes of the series, you can use many of the same live TV streaming services listed above. But one of the easiest ways rewatch past episodes of Celebrity Family Feud is with Hulu.
After your free trial ends, Hulu’s ad-supported plan starts at just $7.99/month, and gets you instant access to watch movies online and stream episodes demand after they air, with interstitial ads. The Hulu (Ad-Free) plan, however, is $14.99/month and lets you watch all of Hulu’s content online without commercials. Both plans come with a 30-day free trial, so you can stream Celebrity Family Feud for free.
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