Noel swaps the boxes and now Jonny has box 8

Noel opens Jonny's box 8 and reveals 50p

Karen with box 16 contains the £250

Jonny says he came to play the game, but he will still fulfill his dreams one day.

And the big wins come to an end in a bad way!

For crying out loud, I was just wanting to cut the cable off that phone. I hate it when the Banker rings back after the player asks for the question and the one box at a time thing made me want to rage even more!

I did laugh when Jonny said "crap" at the end.

I don't think "crap" is a naughty word. In fact, I think it's the nice way of saying the "SH--" word. Still made me laugh though.

To think, one slip of the mind cost him the banker spanking. One curious decision cost him the OPW and he'd have no doubt dealt the £17,000. Unlucky from Jonny, but in a way I can kind of see why he did it. It felt like Daryll did indeed have the £250,000.

Oh dear, that was a shame. Not much else I can say about that; it was just unlucky that the 250k went when it did.

And I wish he never said the target. He might've been offered more than £20k at 4-box.

He might not have been offered anything at all at 4-box if he didn't mention his target.

Without being unfeeling, a prime example today of having a system based on non-personal reasons. Not quite the monetary value involved, but it ranks with Orry's game in a sentimental number killing a game.

I'm not sure that the 5-box gamble was worth it (80% of £17k vs 20% of a blue amount had an EV of around £13,600) but it wasn't a terrible gamble just horrible circumstances in the way it crashed.

First player to go home with shrapnel since Abbie in Banker's Birthday week if memory serves.

A very cruel and unlucky game, bit of a heartbreaker especially with the emphasis Noel gave on why he needed the money. There were no bad decisions as such on Johnny's part, well except for changing his mind from 19 to 4 when he did. Just goes to show it's usually better to go with your first instinct. In theory there's less regret that way.

To be honest i felt he should have taken the five box offer the first time the banker upped it, never mind the second, though with one box to open and a promise of my target if I pulled it offf i think i would have ultimately taken that extra little gamble too.

Caught the last part when I got in. I did feel sorry for Jonny, it felt as if he couldn't put a foot right there - the remaining 5 reds going one after the other, the banker's constant ringbacks and taunts, and the swap going wrong at the end! The fact he managed to maintain any sort of composure during all that is commendable.

At the risk of upsetting/annoying you all, my take on this game was that the banker/producers tried their best for a nice feel good win, and thought he would not pick box 4 after what he said about that number. I shouted at the TV when he changed his mind!

Well that trick backfired on them big time didn't it!!!!