Dommett said he would like to present a different “version” of the show that takes inspiration from the American original, Family Feud, which began in 1976.
“Honestly, Family Fortunes for me is the best show on telly and I know people will say, ‘What are you talking about?’ The perfect format is where the right answer or wrong answer are both satisfying, but that’s so hard to achieve.”.
Joel Dommett has revealed he would “love” to replace Gino D’Acampo on Family Fortunes following the misconduct allegations surrounding the Italian chef.
Family Fortunes began in the UK in 1980, with stars like Bob Monkhouse, Max Bygraves, Les Dennis, and Andy Collins all hosting the show before it ended in 2002.
ITV has pulled pre-filmed episodes of the game show Family Fortunes, which D’Acampo hosts, from their schedule amid the controversy.
