I know the site's been having problems today, so I will post a rundown of today's game.

Today's player - Pat G carrying Box 8. She's a mayor of a town in Cambridgeshire.

Cathy - 22: £20,000

Richard - 18: £3,000

Michael - 20: £5

Dave W. - 3: £5,000

Pat M. - 17: £1,000

Pat tells long story and Noel begs banker to call .

Opening offer: £5,400

She No Deals.

Nice one, Qwerty! It was a GREAT game today! Pat did REALLY well and was VERY funny! Today's whole show was like a comedy!!

Well done, Pat G!!

I really, really loved this game! Over on Digitalspy most people seemed to really dislike Pat, but I thought she was hilarious! And a really good player - saying she was going to go to the end doubled her offer, I think. Barbara was offered £8,500 with a similar (if not slightly better) board, and Pat got double that. The banker really must have been scared! And it turned out to be the perfect deal! Yes she was a total liar, but it worked! Great game!

GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR! Do they like ANYONE over there?! What's to dislike about her? I thought she was lovely!

One of the most annoying players we've had! Too loud and cringeworthy entrance!

The entrance was great! It would get a bit annoying if every player made up their own little song...but I thought it made a nice change!

Dot (7) - £500

Clare (1) - 50p

Sarah (16) New player - After the Break!

Clare on voiceover.

Back, and Sarah reveals £1!


Offer of £14,000.

NO DEAL.

If only Pat was as good at songwriting and singing as she was at bluffing...

...great game though, absolutely hilarious, up there with the best of them for comedy value and a good result to boot.

John (5) - £250,000

Gary (2) - £10,000

Massimo (14) - £10

Offer of: £8,100

NO DEAL

She seems determined to go to the end and open her box now that the £250k has gone.

Great game, right deal at the right time and even though she said she was going to go all the way to the end, you've just got to fool the banker sometimes. I thought she was great and her walk of wealth was legendary! Welldone Pat!

Hilary (9) £100,000

James (11) £250

And after the break Pete (15) £50,000


Joke Offer of £50

Bankers rings back and speaks to Pat.

Real offer - £5,500

NO DEAL

Morris (19) - £100
Dave E. (21) - £15,000
Julia (4) - £750


Offer: £16,500. A unanimous sweep she she should deal.

Will she go back on her word?

DEAL. She does!

Noel questions her, and she says its how you interperate what 'going all the way' means.

Proveout time:

Gabrielle (6) - 1p.

Linda (10) - £75,000

Fadil (12) - 10p


£50 v £35,000

Proveout offer would have been: £11,000

She says if she'd have gone on the boxes would have been swapped, because she believed Box 13 (with Maxine) held the £35,000.

She asks Noel to open her Box 8, and says it will contain £50.

Pat (Box 8 )...

£50! She did just have £50, but sold the box for £16,500!

She did beat the banker!

Maxine (13) - as Pat predicted - £35,000.

Noel's hand symbol today appeared to be a bow tie from what I could see.

Although I don't have anything against Pat in particular, I do have a bit of a wider issue with her and a couple of other players - namely that they are not exactly short of a few bob. Those who can afford to take three weeks off work to appear in a TV quiz show clearly don't really NEED the money. In Pat's case what I really object to (or I would if I was a voter living in St. Neots) is that my elected official had decided to take three weeks off to Bristol, and appear on TV in an effort to win a barrow-load of cash. I'd like to think she might donate some of her winnings to a local good cause or hospice, or at least refuse to draw her salary for the period she was on the show like a certain Mr George Galloway on "Celebrity Big Brother", but all she's really proved - like Noel said - is that all politicians are bald-faced liars. She'll probably need the money she won - at the next local elections she'll probably get turfed out on her ear by the voters - at least she will if they have any sense. Good luck to her.

But how do you know all of that? Maybe she did give some of her winnings to charity, or maybe she did really need the money. If she were really well-off I doubt she'd have dealt at all, and would have stuck to her word and gone all the way. I don't really think you can tell anything about someone's personal situation from half an hour of seeing them on TV, especially if they have some sort of gameplan, as Pat did.

I dislike Pat for her crappy advice to Jonnie.

Just 'cos she's mayor, doesn't mean she's well off - and they all take the same amount of time off work so why pick on her in particular?

I thought she was really cringeworthy. She went over the line of funny to just trying to be a new comedian. She was a bit like Marcus but without the talent. I actually live in Cambridgeshire and I'm a bit ashamed.
Only my opinion.
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