Wai Ling's game today.

Noel spots an audience member who doesn't have rabbit ears, so Noel donates a damaged pair of ears to him! He gives a quick mention to Betsy's game, which he says was the moistest game ever because she cried so much!

Second game box 5 on the table...

Oh no, not the bunny ears again!

Also, why is this show 65 minutes?

Wai Ling has box 5.

Wai Ling says you have to have a smiley face when you say her name. She's from London and came over to the UK from Hong Kong when she was in her 20s. Wai Ling has her husband in the audience. She has a card for Noel, which has his name written in Cantonese. She shows a photo of her travelling, which is when she met her husband. We also get to see a photo of her daughter.

Noel congratulates the Pucklechurch Primary School children for decorating the boxes.

Here we go...

BOX 3.

Round 1

11 - Jemma - £100

20 - Kirsty - £5,000

10 - Neil - £10

Noel talks to Neil about his taxi-driving.

3 - Nicole - £250,000

21 - Liam - £20,000

Banker time

The banker confirms Betsy's game was the wettest one ever, until today!

Banker's offer:

£900

Stats at 17 box

Average: £17,091.57
Fair deal: £6,653.16
Volatility: 0.52
Board total: £290,556.61

Banker's offer:

£900

1p
10p
50p
£1
£5

£50

£250
£500
£750
£1,000
£3,000

£10,000
£15,000

£35,000
£50,000
£75,000
£100,000

Wai Ling says

NO DEAL


Noel calls a break...

I might be spared the ignominy of being shown on national TV wearing bunny ears today as I'm on the back row of the West Wing block of the audience.

Oh drat. I've just spotted me.

Why do people ALWAYS have to cry about the big reds going? Just FORGET it! There's still £100,000 there!

We're back

Round 2

17 - Conrad - £75,000

Wai Ling starts crying, and the banker rings and says he told us it'd be wetter than Betsy's game!

4 - Danielle - £750

12 - Jamie - £35,000

Banker time

Not another shocking Sunday show, please...

Stats at 14 box

Average: £12,843.33
Fair deal: £4,117.12
Volatility: 1.25
Board total: £179,806.61

Banker's offer:

£450

1p
10p
50p
£1
£5

£50

£250
£500

£1,000
£3,000

£10,000
£15,000


£50,000

£100,000

£450?! Disgraceful!

Wai Ling says

NO DEAL

I've said it before, and I'll say it again: the Banker should always try to buy the box seriously, even on weak boards.

This is part of the show I really don't understand/can't stand.

People lose sight of the true value of money. For instance in a recent game with something like £20,000 as the highest amount to play for, people (on here at least) were wailing ('scuse the pun ) "GAME OVER! GAME OVER!"

IT'S NOT GAME OVER! THERE'S STILL MANY THOUSANDS OF POUNDS TO PLAY FOR! MORE MONEY THAN YOU'VE EVER DREAMT OF HAVING! COME TO YOUR SENSES!!

Because there's *£250,000* on show at the bottom of a game board, people lose track of things. Of reality. Heck even £1,000 is a lot of money.

Oh please don't start THAT chant!

In Cantonese as well?!

Oh my...