Well, I'd say the banker got what he deserved today with those offers - of course we might well argue that that was what the banker/producer actually wanted, the possibility of a feel-good £10k in the box OPW or the affirmation of the banker's 'evil' character type through a blue win, with no opportunity of a reasonable get-out along the way. Although I'm not really a great fan of games where the player doesn't have to make any decisions (other than whether to swap), it just becomes a bit of a lottery then.

Although, on the positive side, this has created the much-needed OPW, even if it was achieved rather easily. This was an embarassing loss for the banker, who seemed to have switched off playing the game after the dreadful 1st round, and whose meanness seemingly knows no bounds at the moment...

That felt like she'd won the £100k, excellent! But yes, I think they were trying to produce a big finish and avoid seeing a deal for a couple of thousand. But the rest of them should be really buoyed by that. Robbie doesn't half put his life and soul into it doesn't he?

Alec's confusion over the day the episode airs and the actual day of filming was funny.

A string of poor offers left Mary with little other option than to say no deal. Nice to see that she won the £10k.

It must be confusing for friends and family (even though they are told to pretend that today's date is the transmission date and not the filming date, which in this case was the end of March).