Buzzr had been offering a limited selection of Rafferty's CS and Anderson's Feud to station groups who were carrying BUZZR on (at least here) a weekly basis, but from what I've seen the shows were pulled right before the fall season started. This explains that.
Anderson's Feud doesn't really deserve the negative reputation it seems to have earned (I feel the same way about a lot of shows from the 90s and beyond). It's not the greatest version of the show, but taken on it's own it is NOT bad TV.
Most days Louie was a perfectly fine host - on the occasions when he clearly got emotionally invested in that particular pair of families he could even be an exceptional host in short bursts. But the show looked and sounded different than what had come before, and Louie's energy wasn't always there, and returning champions were gone and the format was weird, and by this point one of the superior prior versions - with Richard - was in constant rotation on GSN (with the other version with Ray came and went sporadically at the time) and I genuinely feel the show wasn't bad so much as it suffered in comparison to it's predecessors.
For my own tastes as a viewer, I find O'Hurley's run to be the best version of the four incarnations of Feud's present two decade run, but none of the four are even remotely terrible, and personally I'd rather sit through Louie's hosting than hearing about the family that DREW FIRST BLOOD (Karn) or watching a host get SHOCKED AND OUTRAGED and make goofy faces at juvenile, stupid and/or risque answers he knows damn well are going to be prompted by those questions. But even those two aren't bad.
