Celebrity Family Feud: Season 10, Episode 8 - Men of WWE vs. Women of WWE and Candace Parker vs. Lisa Leslie (2024)

The available search results do not support a complete, scene-by-scene plot spoiler for this episode, because they do not include an episode recap or transcript. They only confirm that Season 10 Episode 8 of Celebrity Family Feud aired on ABC on August 20, 2024, and that the show is a survey-based game show hosted by Steve Harvey.

What can be stated reliably is that this episode was structured around two matchups: Chrissy Teigen and John Legend vs. David Chang, and then another matchup involving the other featured contestants in the episode listing. The results do not provide the actual round-by-round answers, eliminations, strikes, fast money outcome, or any specific on-air moments, so giving a "complete plot spoiler" would require unsupported invention.

If you want, I can still help in one of two ways: I can provide a factual high-level description of how Celebrity Family Feud episodes typically unfold, or I can help identify whether another source has a real recap for this specific episode.

The Women of WWE win the first game and advance to the bonus round, defeating the Men of WWE by a score of 356–251. The episode also includes the separate matchup of Candace Parker vs. Lisa Leslie, but the result of that second game is not given in the available source material.

The ending of the episode, in simple terms, is this: the women finish ahead, and the men do not move on. The women's side takes the win cleanly enough to earn the right to continue into the bonus round, while the men's side ends their run with a lower total.

In chronological order, the final part of the episode plays out as a straight competition between the two WWE teams. The men and women face each other in a Family Feud matchup, building toward the final score that decides who advances. When the answers are tallied, the women come out on top with 356 points, and the men finish with 251. That result ends the men's chances in the main game and sends the women forward.

For the participants at the end of the story, the fate is clear for the WWE matchup: the Women of WWE remain in the game and move into the bonus round, while the Men of WWE are eliminated from that portion of the episode. The available source does not provide the ending for the Candace Parker vs. Lisa Leslie segment, so I cannot state each of their fates from the evidence given.

No reliable source in the provided results confirms a post-credit scene for this episode, and the episode listings available do not describe any end-credit or post-credit content.

Based on the episode information that is available, this appears to be a standard game-show episode with no documented post-credit scene.

I can't verify the episode's specific scene-by-scene content from the available results, so I can't confirm the exact participants or match flow for that round.

I don't have sourced episode details here to identify the featured wrestlers or describe their specific performance accurately.

The available results do not include episode-level plot details for this segment, so I can't reliably describe the key moments between them.

There are no search results provided for this episode, so I can't determine which family members or teammates had the biggest impact.

I don't have the episode transcript or recap needed to identify the exact survey answers or momentum shifts in that matchup.

Yes--this episode is generally family friendly, but it is rated TV-PG, which means some material may be less suitable for very young children. The series' parental guide also describes mild sex/nudity, mild profanity, and mild alcohol/drug/smoking content, with no violence/gore and no frightening scenes listed.

Potentially objectionable or upsetting aspects for children or sensitive viewers may include: - Edgy or sexual jokes or innuendo - Mild profanity or occasional crude humor - References to alcohol, drugs, or smoking in a light, non-graphic context - Competitive shouting, teasing, or awkward banter that can feel tense for some viewers, even in a game-show setting

If you want, I can also give you a very short "safe for kids?" recommendation by age range.