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Filming is ½ mile away from Bristol Temple Meads train station. You can apply for up to 6 tickets. Everyone must be aged 18 years or over.
Hope to see you soon!
Happy New Year to you from Deal or No Deal.
2011 saw some classic games, two Quarter of a Millionaires and some unbelievably tense moments. 2012 promises not to disappoint. Noel, The Banker and the rest of the Dream Factory will be getting in the Valentine spirit for a special ‘Love Week’ in February and there will of course be some unique celebrations for The Banker’s Birthday in May. Followed by the rest of the specials you have come to know and love.
Will 2012 be the year we see Deal or No Deal’s first male Quarter of a Millionaire? Or will the dastardly Banker be adding even more members to his infamous 1p club?
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It began like any other Deal or No Deal Live but it turned out to be anything but! In a special twist, Noel surprised Steph who was sat in the Pilgrims to play the game. Her family and friends were all in on it, they walked on to open a box. Steph’s Mum was at her home with her children watching on. A visibly stunned Steph picked box 17 at random and took the Walk of Wealth.
Unlike Steph her start was far from shaky, 1p was found in the first box with 50p and £250 also found in a fantastic opening round. The Banker wished Noel had plucked a different Pilgrim when he was forced to offer £11.5K! Steph’s luck took a dramatic turn for the worse when £250K and £75K were hit. Her offer crashed to £3K. Everyone in the Dream Factory was stunned when £35K and £100K were also wiped from the board.
The Banker wanted the game to end in tears so he offered ‘a box of tissues!’ Harry delivered a ‘tax free’ £20K which left £5K as the highest amount at five box. Steph was offered £900 but if she declined, The Banker would allow her to go on one box at a time. Steph continued and left herself with £3K and £5K at the climax. In a frantic last minute, Steph chose to swap her box 17 for box 20. Noel flipped the lid to see £5K and bring our fantastic run of LIVE shows to an end with a standing ovation.
Ann had the right to remain stunned when Noel walked into Cockett police station! She was whisked into the Dream Factory carrying box 15 down the Walk of Wealth. Ann’s work colleagues were watching on from the cells.
The Banker must have feared the worse when the Welsh woman hit four blues but £250K ruined the opening round. Ann’s collar number was also the first offer, £4,234 – NO DEAL. Vera had the 1p, whilst ‘tax free’ Harry had 10p, leaving nine reds and two blues on the board. The Banker offered £15K – NO DEAL.
£100 was wiped off the board, just one blue remained. That meant an offer of £22K but Ann carried on – NO DEAL. £1K, £35K and £50K took Ann to ‘five box’. It didn’t take her long to bail out with £24K. Everyone hoped she hadn’t Cockett up but £100K wasn’t enough to prevent an offer of £30K. Noel flipped Ann’s box 15 to see £75K but Ann goes back over the bridge with a massive £24K!
Jade had a ‘super’ surprise when Noel turned up on her checkout. Everyone at her local superstore was watching when she carried box 22 down the Walk of Wealth. Jade had a mixed opening round and The Banker promised to deliver the first offer in person! A man with a cloth draped over him came down the Walk of Wealth holding an envelope. Noel joked about revealing his identity, but a Pilgrim took him seriously and marched on set, pulling off the cloth to reveal a Banker in the buff!
‘Tax free’ Harry had 10p, which led to an offer of £12K – NO DEAL. £250K was followed by Betty with £100K! The Banker was buying cheesy nibbles before offering £2K – NO DEAL. He was in the mood to celebrate when £35K and £50K were wiped from the board. £3K was the highest remaining amount at ‘five box’ so the offer was just £300 – NO DEAL. The Banker let Jade continue one box at a time and Jade reached ‘two box’ with £1 and £3K on the board.
Time was quickly running out when Jade was offered £1.5K – NO DEAL. Noel wasted no time, flipping box 22 to see £3K. It was an excellent result considering her rotten luck and she was delighted to check out with £3K!
Russell had a beeping surprise when Noel turned up at his work in Brighton, before he knew it he was carrying box 5 down the Walk of Wealth. Russell didn’t only have the support in the wings but he also had everyone back in his timber shop in sunny Brighton cheering him on!
£10K, £5K, £100K, £50K and £250K completed the worst opening round in Deal or No Deal history! The Banker was heard laughing down the phone, when he offered ‘rhubarb crumble!’ ‘PJ’ halted the red run with £250 and a few low amounts followed. Russell declined offers of £1K, £1,245 and £7.5K before his girlfriend dealt a big blow, £75K!
He bounced back with 10p, which sent him to ‘five box’. The Banker offered a testing £2,750 – NO DEAL. Betty was delighted to get the penny kiss, £3K and £35K remained at the climax. The Banker put his cheesy nibbles away and brought out some humble pie with an offer of £13K. It was by far the biggest offer of the game so Russell decided to – DEAL! Noel flipped box 5 to see £3K and complete the fantastic turn-a-round.
Veronica had a Whopper of a surprise when Noel turned up at her place of work, Burger King! It attracted a large crowd, some of whom came down to open a box! Everyone back in Birkenhead was cheering Veronica on, including her children and boyfriend, Ray.
A disappointing start saw the £250K disappear in the opening round and Harry deliver £20K tax free! Veronica’s mum, Margaret didn’t help matters with £50K. Veronica declined early offers of a Big Mac, £1.5K and £3K. Dirk unveiled £100K before her Dad found the 1p! Giving us our first ever father & daughter kiss.
Veronica was offered £15K at five box, it was simply too much to turn down – DEAL! Our fourth Quarter of a Millionaire, Tegen was back in the wings with £75k leaving £10K and £35K on the board. The Banker would have offered £20K and £35K was sitting on the Pound Table.
Noel tried to persuade Ray to propose to his wealthy girlfriend but instead he asked where the phone charger was! Veronica left the Dream Factory with £15K and a smile on her face.
Noel plucked ‘teacher of the year’ Kelly from her classroom in Wakefield to play Deal or No Deal Live! She was hoping to teach The Banker a lesson, placing box 7 on the Pound Table. Her pupils gave Kelly a surprise song before Noel wished her good luck!
A hat trick of blues got Kelly on her way. The Banker put one of the pupils, Georgia on the naughty step for writing “The Banker is nasty” on a sign. Dougie from McFly also got a telling off by Noel for not clapping!
Kelly then went on a red run but changed her fortune with our first ever live quickie! The Banker offered a respectful £15K, which was declined.
Tom from McFly had his big moment, he flipped box 2 to see £250K! Kelly was running out of time and went to the end leaving 1p and £15K on the board. She swapped her box 7 for box 9, which Noel flipped to see 1p! The Banker now has a new good friend in the form of Tom, Bad luck Kelly!
Chris was stunned to be standing in the Dream Factory after Noel surprised the lifeboat volunteer at sea! He came on board with box 14 with his friends and family joining our ‘Red box club’ which included 100 years old, Joe! Everyone back in Bridlington lifeboat station was cheering Chris on including his two children.
Chris declined good amounts early on; £7.7K and £9.2K were not to be sniffed at. Chris was right to continue and gave our Chelsea pensioner, Joe a birthday kiss when the penny was found. Unfortunately things didn’t go swimmingly, Lauren revealed £75K.
The excitement in the Dream Factory built when Chris declined £11K and he continued well receiving a large fourth offer, £20K! After some emotional blackmail from The Banker, Noel asked the question – DEAL!
Chris could’ve doubled his winnings if he had gone on. Barnaby had the £250K which left £100K and 10p on the board. For the second time during the Live shows, The Banker offered his Banker Gamble! Chris stuck with what he had – NO DEAL. Noel flipped Chris’s box 14 to see £100K, which gave The Banker the last laugh.
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