Family Challenge

Family Challenge is an American game show that aired on The Family Channel from October 2, 1995 to September 7, 1997, lasting for two seasons. Reruns aired on GSN from April 3 to September 25, 1999.
The show was created by comedian Dave Thomas and veteran television producer Woody Fraser, and was originally produced as a pilot for ABC. Thomas and Fraser were executive producers on the show for its entire run. 
Personnel.
Ray Combs and Gene Wood.
The first season of "Family Challenge" was hosted by former "Family Feud" host Ray Combs, with veteran game show announcer Gene Wood serving in that position here. 
After the first season, both Combs and Wood would depart from the program. Wood entered semi-retirement and did not announce full-time for any other game show, instead being employed to announce fee plugs on reruns of "The Price Is Right" in 1998 and do pre-recorded voice overs for Game Show Network until he retired for good in the early 2000s. 
Combs’ circumstances, however, were more dire. After he was fired from "Family Feud" in 1994, Combs went through a series of physical and emotional injuries that resulted in a significantly large accumulation of debt, chronic pain, a divorce, and eventually two attempts at suicide. The latter of the two attempts was successful, as Combs hanged himself in a closet at a Glendale, California hospital on June 2, 1996. 
Michael Burger and Charlie Glaize.
When the show returned for a second season, the name was changed to "The New Family Challenge". Michael Burger, who had just joined The Family Channel as a co-host for "Home & Family" after Chuck Woolery left the show, took over for Combs as host. To replace Wood as announcer, the show chose voice actor Charlie Glaize to fill the role.
Premise.
Two teams of six family members competed. Each team usually consisted of two adults and four children (commonly the parents' own children, plus nieces and/or nephews). Usually six stunts were played, and each stunt was worth a varying number of points. The stunts varied in each show; the following are a few stunts used on the show during the first season.
Stunts.
Both the Pie Pendulum and Pie Roulette were previously used on the Nickelodeon game show "What Would You Do?", which was also created by Woody Fraser.
At the end of the final event, the team with the most points was the winner. That team won two prizes (such as a new living room group and a ceiling fan), and a trophy called "The Family Challenge Championship Cup".
Season two changes.
Besides the new host and announcer, the show was re-titled "The New Family Challenge" and given a new set. It was taped at Universal Studios Hollywood. The game was played the same as before, except that only four stunts were played. Burger also played games with the audience, filling the time previously used for the fifth and sixth stunt. Each team this season had 5 players, usually 2 adults and 3 children, and the team colors changed every episode whereas in season 1 it was always red team versus blue team.
Towards the end of the run, all Friday shows consisted solely of audience participation games.
The second-season premiere was dedicated to the memory of Ray Combs, as acknowledged during the credits.