We were never going to see an offer like that again after about January 2006 when Nasty Banker first turned up!

Someone has to explain to me the significance of bonfire night. Is this an invention of the show or a regional thing?

I always get nervous when someone says they've never won anything, they're always unlucky, etc. because it pretty much guarantees that they're going to deal at the first significant-money offer they see, no matter what's on the board. Owain was no different, and was incredibly lucky not to earn himself a Foster Farms Award. In fact, he's lucky the Banker wouldn't have offered even more at the end, but I guess that's a standard QM-Blue offer.

It's a national thing; essentially people celebrate the fact that on 5th November 1605, a bearded bloke (not Noel Edmonds) tried to blow up the government.

Click HERE for more information about Guy Fawkes and the Gunplowder Plot

Try explaining all this to scared dogs/goats/cats though!

I really enjoyed that game. It was great!

Really liked Owain, a decent guy who I'm glad did well. £15,000 is great money especially to an 18 year old.

Some great entertainment in there as well: Mary and the custard and Debs accents.

A great game to watch. Owain is a lovely lad with his feet firmly on the ground. Well done.

I take it you don't live in the UK.

As I mentioned when I first joined, I live in California.