Lisa Clarke says her sister, aunt and 2 cousins joined her for a trip to Toronto to be taped.
Many of us have grown up with game shows watching from afar, but Monday ( March 17) night’s the Family Feud on CBC featured a Corner Brook family. Lisa Clarke says her sister, aunt and 2 cousins joined her for a trip to Toronto to be taped. She says all they did was submit a little video clip last fall and a week later in October they were contacted about being on the show. Clarke says that video has over 40,000 hits so far. She says while they didn’t win, they will always remember the experience. Clarke says everything was so fast paced and not at all like sitting in your living room watching tv. She says they are looking for more contestants from NL and all you have to do is search “Family Feud Canada” and the application will appear.
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