I missed this game, if anyone has any more info on the boxes it would be appreciated.

Maurice's has Box 20.

Round 1

1 - £20,000

4 - £750

11 - £1,000

14 - £1

5 - £5

Banker time

Banker's offer:

£3,900

Maurice Says

NO DEAL

Round 2

6 - £100

3 - 1p

9 - £5,000

Banker time

Banker's offer:

£7,100

Maurice Says

NO DEAL

Round 3

13 - £35,000

17 - £10,000

10 - £50,000

Banker time

Banker's offer:

£6,500

Maurice Says

NO DEAL

Round 4

22 - £250

2 - £15,000

12 - £100,000

Banker time

Banker's offer:

£13,000

Maurice Says

NO DEAL

Round 5

7 - 10p

21 - £500

8 - £10

Banker time at 5-Box

Banker's offer:

£35,000

Maurice Says

DEAL

Round 6 (Proveout Round)

19 - £3,000

18 - £75,000

16 - £50

Banker time with 50p & £250,000 remaining

Banker's offer would've been:

£105,000

Maurice's Box 20 contains 50p

The remaining Box 15 contained £250,000

Technically the first ever "power 5" win on the show, although not celebrated as such due to the fact the concept didn't really exist at the time!

As well as that, Maurice surpassed Anita to become the biggest winner on a daytime game show.

He wasn't to hold this record for very long, though...

I remember watching most of these games as I used to record them and upload them to a torrent site.

Odd how the initial offers were much lower than the ones today and the later offers much higher than they are today, a player wouldn't get anywhere near £100k even in a proveout with a low blue and £250k in play.

The show seems much more wooden than it does today also and as for Noel's hair

Yeah, the studio was very different back then.