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Post by Deleted on Nov 9, 2018 4:49:19 GMT 10
The absolute toughest (in my opinion) Game Show is coming back to TV.
No useless trivia.
No tricky stunts.
Just $1,000,000...
And it all rides on one question...
DEAL... OR NO DEAL!
That's right. Howie Mandel, the models, the cases, a brand new Banker, it's all coming back and it will be on CNBC starting December 5th!
Do you have the guts?
Is Lady Luck riding on your shoulder?
Is this the time to get in on the fun one more time?
The question is simple. DEAL OR NO DEAL!!!
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Post by T.T. on Nov 9, 2018 4:53:36 GMT 10
We used to have a Deal or No Deal many years ago in Australia and enjoyed the show.
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Post by Kyng on Nov 9, 2018 5:19:43 GMT 10
We used to have it here too, although it was quite different from the US version. £250k instead of $1 million; Noel Edmonds as host; 22 red boxes instead of 26 briefcases; and future contestants instead of models.
I doubt ours will be revived any time soon, though, since it's only two years since it ended :P .
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Post by stluee on Dec 4, 2018 10:55:04 GMT 10
I vaguely remember the show.I may look it up on youtube.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 9, 2019 6:07:30 GMT 10
I vaguely remember the show.I may look it up on youtube. You're gonna need to look up this one! The Banker is a woman, you can counteroffer, but you also put the game in the Banker's hands if you do. If she says "Deal", she gives you whatever you ask for (within sensible reason) and she takes your case. However, if she says "No Deal", you are forced to go on in the next round, depending on how deep into the game you are. This is "Deal or No Deal 2.0" |
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Post by T.T. on Feb 9, 2019 6:27:49 GMT 10
Thank you for helping stluee out The Last Outlaw.
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Post by Kyng on Feb 12, 2019 8:09:36 GMT 10
I vaguely remember the show.I may look it up on youtube. You're gonna need to look up this one! The Banker is a woman, you can counteroffer, but you also put the game in the Banker's hands if you do. If she says "Deal", she gives you whatever you ask for (within sensible reason) and she takes your case. However, if she says "No Deal", you are forced to go on in the next round, depending on how deep into the game you are. This is "Deal or No Deal 2.0" Wow, that adds an interesting new dynamic to the game :O ! If the show ever gets revived in the UK (and, to be honest, it probably is still too soon, given that it only ended a couple of years ago over here), then I would like to see that being used. |
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