No they would have won £250,000 for playing the game instead they both took a cheap low cop out!

Not being funny but could comments about a certain round be left after the round has been posted? I don't watch any more but looking through the threads after kinda spoils it when i'm following the game and before I even see what boxes have been opened there are giveaway comments like 'NOOO!!!!' or 'OH YESS COME ON!!'

Have to agree with all the previous posts, she was a lovely person and deserved a bigger reward at the end. Nice to see her tell her story at the start without turning it into a sob story. I've known a few deaf people in the past, and they seem to have that inner strength and determination in common, and it showed in Christine including the way she handled the result. It was also, as people have said, a great show in spite of the result, unlike Chris's the other day, which I'm sorry, I just can't agree was entertaining at all.

I only had one thing that puzzled me, and that was regarding the dream offers. I wondered what was the point of her trying to squeeze a little bit more out of the banker by dropping the hints about what she'd like, then refusing it when she got offered it? I was also wondering if this would explain the terrible 3K offer?

Somone else asked about the gold envelope on the table - when she carried her box out there was a pile of what I thought were photos on top, but these were never mentioned in the intro, maybe it was a part of whatever they were.

Anyway, wonderful game, had us here rooting for her all the way, well done for playing it to the end and bad luck for not getting a better pay out.

I wondered about that, though i think it was other people trying to up the dream offer more than Christine herself, not that she was averse to the idea.

What a brave player she was, I really didn't think she had it in her. If I was her and I said I like holidays I would have said stop the holiday rollercoaster holidays, just give us the cash.

I like many things, but I would be there for the dosh, perhaps she might have dealt earlier if she really had a price on those holiday offers being cash, as opposed being guessed by a lady who worked at Gatwick, hardly an expert in the holiday trade I would say!!!