Howard Felsher was an American game show producer for many years. He produced such shows as Tic Tac Dough, Password, Password Plus, Super Password, He Said, She Said, Concentration, and most notably Family Feud. Felsher was known as the "Game Show Doctor" in certain circles for his ability to come in and fix a show.
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Author
Felsher also wrote a book with Michael Rosen entitled The Press in the Jury Box which has since been retitled Justice, U.S.A. This book deals with the dangers of trying an accused in the press before a fair trial is had.
Family
Felsher has a son Andrew Felsher, who has directed a number of game shows.
Politics
In 1982, Felsher ran for the Republican nomination to be the congressman from the 26th district of California. He lost in the primary to Harold K. Phillips (who would lose to Howard Berman in the general election).
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