The “9-1-1” cast goes to “Celebrity Family Feud”

LOS ANGELES — It's a night of star battles on Celebrity Family Feud.

The cast of 9-1-1 faces off against the cast of Jury Duty and they are ready!! Or… are they?

“We had a little practice session beforehand and I was frozen. It was 'Name a cartoon character' and I couldn't name a single cartoon character that was ever invented,” “9-1-1” star Oliver Stark told On The Red Carpet.

“From that moment on we were worried!”

His co-star Tracie Thoms said she had prepared for this game her entire life.

“I watched this game with my grandmother. We watched the old Richard Dawson games and I loved how we always shouted out the answers. And to be out here doing it was so surreal,” she said.

Maria Russell from Jury Duty said she also practiced at home.

“I've played practice games with ('Jury Duty' co-star Ronald Gladden), with my parents, with my goddaughter, with my cousins, with the Steve Harvey Home Platinum Edition – yes, I have,” she exclaimed.

On The Red Carpet was there to record their game, and while we can't tell you how it turned out, we can tell you that some of the answers will make you laugh!

“The truth is, we like to keep our audience on the edge of their seats,” laughed Aisha Hinds of “9-1-1.”

Also appearing on Monday night? “The Golden Bachelorette” Joan Vassos, who will lead a team of her friends from “The Golden Bachelor.” They will compete against other “Golden Bachelor” queens.

The cast of Star Trek will play against the cast of The Deadliest Catch.

And Chrissy Teigen and John Legend grab some friends to compete against their “Chrissy and Dave Dine Out” co-star, chef David Chang.

The fun on Celebrity Family Feud begins Monday at 8 p.m. EST and then at 10 p.m. ET. Stay tuned for Family Feud: The Best of Steve Harvey, airing on ABC.

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