Tony asks the pilgrims what they think, most shout NO DEAL, he then asks everyone to stand up who thinks he should DEAL, no-one does

Tony says

NO DEAL

Next round

Tony calls out Margaret to open box 1, but it's Lynn on box 1

1 - £1

7 - £50,000 groans for another of the power 5

4 - 10p Cheers for the blue

Banker time

That was the first time 4 had the 10p this season.

Tony looks for another box and starts to call out a number again, but Noel shouts NO!! There is a big pause and Tony says what are we waiting for

Noel tells the banker it's like working with a goldfish!! The banker says that Tony is focused on just one thing which is why he is confused, there is then a great piece of confused banter between Noel, Tony and the banker!!

Banker offers

£20,000

Just when I thought the banker was being sensible.

Noel says the banker is convinced that Tony will take this offer.....

Tony says

NO DEAL

Poor Tony. You can tell Noel enjoys waiting for him to make a mistake.

Now £20,000 is entering into the serious money. I think he's there... but he decides to play on!

11 boxes left

Average: £36,220
Offer: £20,000 (highest £20,000)
Offer (%): 55.22 (highest 55.22)

2 box median: £11,313
Fair deal: £11,843

Highest future average: £44,146 (8 boxes left)
Risk of collapse: 38%

The pilgrims like that decision, but I don't his wife was so sure!!

Next round

19 - £5 BIG cheers all around

18 - £35,000 groans

Tony doesn't know where to go, so Noel gets Tony to call a break

Dear me, someone get Noel an aspirin

In two years time

We're back

Last box before the banker

5 - £250 Big cheers from Tony

Banker time

The banker says he has respect for Tony now, Noel tries to pass on a message from the banker but Tony interrupts saying he's genuine....

Banker offers

£20,000

He goes up when £50,000 goes, and he sticks when £35,000 goes? WTF?

No deal please...

If he deals, he put the £20,000 last offer at unnecessary risk, as this is the board he wanted to see.

I think he should play on, though considering how he feels, and not knowing how much he wants or needs, it's hard for me to say.

8 boxes left

Average: £45,395
Offer: £20,000 (highest £20,000)
Offer (%): 44.06 (highest 55.22)

2 box median: £5,775
Fair deal: £15,374

Highest future average: £52,026 (5 boxes left)
Risk of collapse: 36%

That offer seems to have stunned Tony, he goes to Ned for advice and tells Ned that the offer doesn't warrant the state of the board.

Ann-Marie says the banker is testing Tony now and to say NO DEAL

Tony says

DEAL

Proveout round

22 - £10

15 - £100 there is total silence in the studio

13 - £100,000

Banker time

I just turned on the TV to see this guy say "Deal" and the "DEAL £20,000" thing pop up.

£250,000 ;o Dun dun dun!

Tony's gone too early

The £100,000 never saved Jane, Brenda, Suzanne.