Moonlighting: In "Gunfight at the So-So Corral", David watches Family Feud and plays along with a question.
Veronica Mars: In the first season episode "Mars vs. Mars", Mr. Rooks, Veronica's history teacher, is playing a Family Feud-style game with his class, and even uses the term, "Survey says..."
The episode "Big Man on Hippocampus" opens with the Griffins becoming contestants on Family Feud, which is inexplicably set in the Richard Dawson era despite having been cancelled in 1985. The main plot begins when Peter gets into a fistfight with Dawson and gets amnesia in the process.
In "Peter's Def Jam", Quagmire criticizes Cleveland for driveling nonstop for hours on their new podcast, saying "If I wanted to hear a black guy ramble like a lunatic, I'd watch Family Feud".
Hey Arnold!: In "Fighting Families", Arnold, Phil, Gertie, Ernie, and Mr. Hyunh compete on the eponymous game show, which parodies both Family Feud and Nickelodeon's own Double Dare.
The New Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo Show: In "Scooby's Peephole Pandemonium", Shaggy hosts a round of "Family Ghoul". His question is, "What makes a good breakfast?" The episode's villain strikes out, but Scooby's answer is the most popular.
The Simpsons: There is an episode titled "Fan-ily Feud".
Teen Titans Go!: "Cartoon Feud" involves Control Freak pulling the Teen Titans into playing Family Feud (complete with the theme tune and title graphic) against Mystery Inc. so that their show doesn't get cancelled.
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