I think October 2015 was one of the most underrated months of the show, as it had plenty of big wins (including a quarter-millionaire and a £100k win) and powerful boards, games that no doubt would've been big talking points if they happened during the show's height back in season 1 or 2.

The big downer for the month though was that the show had been moved to an awful midday time slot, the show's public interest was dwindling and by this point, people were beginning to accept that the show was on it's last legs. The commentaries on here were just going through the motions and nothing more. No discussions after the games, just the same robotic "Good/Bad answer for box 23" and "Hopefully he/she won't have too many regrets" comments and that was it

I'd add May 2011 to this list. It was probably up there with March 2006 / January 2007 in terms of talking points.

- Debs getting incredibly generous offers seemingly from nowhere, eventually dealing £63k on a 5-box board most players wouldn't have got more than the governor on

- Cowboys & Indians week, which featured Wilf's questionable 11-box deal with all the power 5 in play, Michael dealing a lacklustre £24k on an all-red 5-box (apparently one of the longest games to film), but also featuring Suzanne becoming the first player to get the dream finish in live play then swap for the £250k

- Don and his 'piano' system, which led to him becoming only the third player to have the £425k round in live play

- Rob dealing £8k before hypo-swapping for the jackpot, leaving questions as to whether it was the biggest box underselling to date

- Kerry-Anne turning down £140k at 2-box to win £10k

- Lucy's £3k box win becoming one of the lowest OPWs to date

- George's £60k win

One Mad May!