- Big box! - Okay, I want the curtain.
- Here we go!
- Curtain number three, Wayne. I'm here to win big!
- I am going for...
the prize!
- Curtain two!
JONATHAN: It's a new Jeep Wrangler!
WAYNE: The show is going to get so much better!
- (squealing excitedly) Let's go!
WAYNE: We're gonna make an At-Home Deal.
$21,000.
♪ ♪
JONATHAN: It's a trip to Jamaica!
- Jamaica, baby!
WAYNE: Okay, action!
JONATHAN: Is that my cue?
WAYNE: Yes, what were you waiting for?
- "Let's Make a Deal" is my favorite show!
- I'm going for the Big Deal!
JONATHAN: It's time for "Let's Make a Deal."
Now here's TV's Big Dealer, Wayne Brady!
WAYNE: Well, hello, America, welcome to "Let's Make a Deal,"
I'm Wayne Brady, thank you for tuning in.
Two people, let's make a deal, shall we?
Grapes, come on, grapes.
(cheers and applause)
Abbie, you're just gonna step right into there.
Grapes, you're going to come all the way down.
(cheers and applause)
Welcome to the show.
What's your name, Abbie, of course, and you?
- Kristen.
WAYNE: Welcome to the show, and what do you do?
- I teach high school American Sign Language
at San Luis Obispo High School.
WAYNE: Give her a big round of applause.
And Abbie, what do you do?
- I'm a Navy veteran but now I love working with horses.
And I found out when I was in the Navy,
I started competing in endurance competitions
because I felt that it helped me with stress.
Now I just do it to represent.
WAYNE: I love that, and thank you for your service.
- Absolutely.
WAYNE: So both of you, welcome to the show.
You've got $500 each, you've got $500, you've got $500.
So here's the deal, Kristen, remember, you both have $500.
We have curtain number one for you.
Hey, Tiffany Coyne. TIFFANY: Hi, Wayne Brady.
Hey guys. (cheers and applause)
WAYNE: Now Kristen, you can have curtain number one
if you give Abbie your $500.
If not, she gets the curtain.
What do you say?
(audience yelling suggestions)
- Give her the money?
I'm going to keep the money.
WAYNE: Okay, then Abbie, you have curtain number one.
Tiffany.
JONATHAN: It's a music studio.
WAYNE: Congratulations. - Thank you!
WAYNE: Nice. (cheers and applause)
JONATHAN: Keep in sync with a suite of musical equipment
featuring a six-piece electronic drum kit
with a library containing 750 custom sounds,
a percussion synthesizer,
professional-grade digital aerophone wind instrument,
a high-tech mallet keyboard, and premium speaker system.
This deal is worth $5,901.
WAYNE: Wow, they really put together a lot of instruments
for you in one place, so that's your music room.
Do you play anything?
- I'm a former Navy musician!
WAYNE: Look at! (cheers and applause)
Look at that, okay. - Oh my gosh.
I'm so happy.
WAYNE: So maybe you'll be even happier now,
because we have a giant gift bag on stage.
And you can have that gift bag
to go along with your music studio and your cash.
But if you don't want the gift bag,
then we'll pass it on and then Kristen can have it.
So you can have the gift bag
if you give away your money and the music studio.
- I have to give away the music studio?
WAYNE: Mm-hm. - I'm gonna keep what I have.
WAYNE: Okay, so then Kristen you have the gift bag.
- All right, I'm ready. WAYNE: Here we go.
What's in the gift bag?
JONATHAN: It's designer accessories.
WAYNE: Yeah! (cheers and applause)
Do you like that?
- I love it, that's great, thank you, whoo!
JONATHAN: Feel like part of the in-crowd
with hip luxury accessories by Off-White,
featuring a sleek leather tote, two wallet-on-a-chain bags,
two pairs of edgy footwear, and a signature logo belt.
This deal is worth $6,300.
WAYNE: Congratulations, Kristen.
So now you have the $500,
plus you have those designer accessories by Off-White.
And Abbie, you have the $500 plus your music studio.
This is for both of you.
Keep what you have or take the "Let's Make a Deal" black box.
This is either a Zonk or a deal worth $10,000.
Or a little over $10,000.
So you both can take it.
Abbie?
- I'm going keep what I have. WAYNE: Okay, Kristen?
- Oh, what would my kids do?
(audience yelling suggestions)
I'm going to go for the box. WAYNE: Ooh, here we go.
What's in the box?
You gave up your accessories and the cash for...
a marble cake.
JONATHAN: This deal is worth nothing.
- That's okay. WAYNE: Kristen,
thank you so much for playing with us,
give her a round of applause. - Thank you so much!
And Abbie, you enjoy your music room,
let's hear it for the ladies. (cheers and applause)
More "Let's Make a Deal" right after this.
WAYNE: Welcome back to "Let's Make a Deal."
Who wants to make a deal? (cheers and applause)
Let's go with you, first, come on over here, yes.
Come on. (cheers and applause)
Next, you stand right here for me.
And let's get one more.
Yes, come over, Elvira.
(cheers and applause)
WAYNE: Welcome to the show the three of you,
thanks for being here, hey, hey, hey.
So let's start with, is it Cecily?
- Yes, Cecily. WAYNE: Nice to meet you, Cecily.
What do you do and where are you from?
- Thank you, thank you, thank you, I love your show!
It always cheers me up.
I'm retired.
I was an office manager for a private investigator.
I'm from La Crescenta
and I'm using my free time learning to ballroom dance.
WAYNE: Wow. (cheers and applause)
And Leone, nice to meet you, Leone.
- Hi Wayne! WAYNE: Tell me about you.
- How are the dogs? WAYNE: How are the dogs?
- Your dogs, don't you have five dogs?
WAYNE: Four, four, - Four, sorry.
WAYNE: Yeah, my dogs are great, thank you for asking.
- I just wanted to make sure.
WAYNE: Oh, they're absolutely great, absolutely great.
I've got two Rotties, a bichon frise, and a Tibetan terrier.
- Beautiful. WAYNE: Yeah.
Yeah, so I'm the, uh, the single dog guy.
JONATHAN: Nothing wrong with that.
WAYNE: Yeah, yeah, yeah-- so what do you do?
- I'm a fashion teacher.
In San Luis Obispo, California!
WAYNE: Okay, I've never heard of, so a fashion teacher.
- In public school, in a public school.
WAYNE: So please, tell me what,
- I teach them pattern making, I teach them how to sew,
I teach them sketching, I teach them, you know,
all how to use the surgers,
all different types of sewing machines, yeah.
WAYNE: Oh, when I was in high school,
that was the job of the home ec department
because it was part of the thing.
But now it's its own thing, I love that.
- Yeah, it is a great job, I love my job.
I love being a teacher. WAYNE: Well nice to meet you.
Thank you so much, Leone.
And Elvira. - ♪ Hello, Wayne ♪
WAYNE: All right, sing Elvira.
So what do you do?
- I'm a functional nutrition counselor
who works with people who are chronically ill
and have disabilities.
And I coach them so they can reclaim their health
and their quality of life.
WAYNE: Give her a round of applause.
That's a lot of service. - Thank you.
WAYNE: Thank you so much.
So the three of you, so here is your deal.
By the time this whole thing is finished,
one of you may win a prize worth $10,000.
(cheers and applause)
We're going to play Beat The Dealer.
Here's how it works, we have these chips,
Behind the chips there are numbers from one to nine.
You'll each pick a chip.
The two highest numbers stay in the game with $500,
the lowest number, you'll go back to your seat with $100.
Good luck to all of you.
Cecily, you first please.
- Uh... D for deal.
WAYNE: D for deal, I like that, D for deal.
Six, good strong number-- Leone.
- Ooh, I'm going to go for E,
for my husband's name, Eric.
WAYNE: E for Eric, let's go E for Eric.
A four, all right.
Elvira.
- Well I'm going to go for my husband's name,
which starts with an F.
WAYNE: F.
Ah, six, four, three. (buzzer)
Elvira, thank you for playing, but you get $100.
Thank you, nice to meet you. - Thank you so much!
WAYNE: Give her a big round of applause.
Thank you, ma'am.
So Cecily, Leone, $500, $500.
WAYNE: Leone-- oh, look
I'm so glad that we bring people together, come on.
Now you each have $500,
but one of you is about to win this-- Tiffany.
JONATHAN: It's a new washer and dryer.
(cheers and applause)
JONATHAN: Make your laundry a breeze
with this front-load stackable washer
featuring an automatic intelligent dispenser
that holds up to 32 loads of detergent,
and this heavy-duty dryer with a quick-dry setting.
Plus, we're adding a powerful air and steam dresser
to effortlessly sanitize and eliminate wrinkles,
along with a free-standing linen cabinet with ample storage.
This deal is worth $4,597.
WAYNE: All right, let's get into it.
In this round you'll pick again.
High number, you get the laundry room
and you'll have your money.
Low number, you'll still keep your money,
but you've got to go back to your seat, here we go.
So I will start with you, Leone.
- A. WAYNE: A.
- Yes. WAYNE: A for?
- My last name, Avery. WAYNE: Avery, there we go.
Eight, wow. (cheers and applause)
Cecily, you have to get the nine.
- G for good luck.
WAYNE: G for good luck, I love that.
A two. (buzzer)
Cecily, thank you, so nice to meet you.
- Thank you, thank you. WAYNE: You have $500.
Cha cha back to your seat.
(cheers and applause)
Congratulations, you have the laundry room.
- Thank you!
WAYNE: Plus you've got your cash.
You could walk away right now, but I tell you what,
I'll give you a chance at something big.
You can give all that up for a chance at this-- Tiffany.
JONATHAN: $10,000 in cash.
WAYNE: Ten grand. (cheers and applause)
Now here's how you win. - Okay.
WAYNE: You have to give everything up,
you have to give up your money plus the laundry room,
you give it up for a shot.
You pick a chip for yourself, you pick a chip for me.
If my chip is higher, which is why it's Beat the Dealer,
if my chip is higher, you leave with nothing.
If your chip is higher, you get the ten grand.
So what do you say, walk away or we go for it?
- What should I do?
(audience yelling suggestions)
Go for it, go for it?
Okay, I am taking H,
and you are getting B.
WAYNE: Okay, H and B, H and B. - Yes, yes.
WAYNE: H for you-- Jonathan.
H.
(buzzer) - No!
WAYNE: I'm B, let's see.
A nine. - Oh!
WAYNE: Leone. - I tried, I tried!
Thank you so much. WAYNE: Thank you for playing.
- I had such a great day, thank you, thank you.
WAYNE: Give her a big round of applause.
(groans): More "Let's Make a Deal" right after this.
I don't want to win that game, I don't want to win that.
WAYNE: The biggest party in daytime continues online
every day-- like us on Facebook, you know, the like button.
Crank it, let's go!
JONATHAN: And follow us on Twitter.
TIFFANY: Cheers, America.
And check us out on Instagram.
WAYNE: The "Let's Make a Deal" party does not stop.
JONATHAN: My personal guarantee.
(cheers and applause)
WAYNE: Welcome back to "Family Feud."
Today's Big Deal of the Day is worth over $21,000.
(cheers and applause)
And sadly there are some people that tuned in,
and said, "Oh, I love 'Family Feud'!"
No, it's "Let's Make a Deal!"
And we have Abbie in first place with the music studio.
Our former Navy musician. (cheers and applause)
Congratulations. - Thank you!
WAYNE: So Abbie, you know that if you stay in first place
throughout the entire show,
you'll be first in line to go for the Big Deal of the Day.
- Oh yeah!
WAYNE: So let's see what happens.
Who wants to make a deal?
Let's go to one of our At-Homies.
Kuron-- I think it's Kuron.
Hot dog.
(cheers and applause) - Hot-diggity-dog!
WAYNE: Hello, is it Cure-on or Kerr-on?
- It is Kerr-on, Wayne.
WAYNE: Nice to meet you, Kuron, now what do you do, sir?
- Uh, yes, well, I was, I'm a retired vet,
I'm in the Army, I.T. specialist for five years.
I was also doing e-sports in the Army,
but currently, I'm a life insurance agent.
I'm coming out of Charlotte, North Carolina.
Thank you so much for having me today, whoo, let's go!
WAYNE: Give him a big round of applause, thank you, Kuron.
Now curtain number one, that's yours.
Now whatever is behind curtain number one
is 80 inches wide. (audience reacts)
It's 80 inches wide. - Oh, okay.
WAYNE: Now you can keep it,
or I'll give you ten dollars per inch.
$800.
(audience yelling suggestions)
- Okay, okay.
I'mma go for curtain one, I'mma go for curtain one.
WAYNE: How about $12 per inch?
$12 per inch.
(hesitantly): $960. (audience yelling suggestions)
- I came here with zero,
I'll be okay if I left with zero,
so I'm going for curtain number one, baby.
(cheers and applause)
(laughter)
- Yeah, that's right. WAYNE: Hey, you know what?
I applaud your stagecraft.
How about we give you $15,
$15 per inch?
$15 per inch, $1,200.
(audience yelling suggestions)
- You know what, Wayne?
My stepdad always told me go big or go home.
But he's not here.
So you know what? I'll take that $15 per inch.
WAYNE: Okay, so you're taking the $1,200.
- That's right, I'll take that $1,200.
WAYNE: Tiffany, show me what is 80 inches wide.
JONATHAN: It was a giant slingshot.
This deal is worth nothing.
WAYNE: Oh!
(audience laughter)
Give Kuron a big round of applause.
Thanks for playing, sir, get on out of here.
- Thank you, Wayne, thank you, Wayne!
WAYNE: Who wants to make a deal?
(cheers and applause)
Leah.
(cheers and applause)
Come on, Leah.
Welcome to the show, Leah.
So where are you from and what do you do?
Welcome, welcome. - Thank you, thank you.
I'm from Camarillo, California.
And I'm a full-time caretaker for my mom, Rosalie.
WAYNE: Hey Rosalie, hey Miss Rosalie.
Well, thank you for being here.
- Thank you for having me, I can't believe I'm standing here.
WAYNE: No, you are standing here right now.
Not only are you standing here,
but I'm going to give you this mini-curtain.
Oh, that mini-curtain on stage.
Now it's all yours, so Jonathan and I will give you a clue
by playing a little something
where we have to improvise a deleted scene
from one of these movies, all right?
So each of these reels has a movie title.
We don't know the movies.
You can pick one, two, three, or four.
We'll do the deleted scene,
and the deleted scene will have clues
as to what is behind your mini-curtain.
- Okay. WAYNE: Okay,
one, two, three or four. - Two.
WAYNE: Two, what's this? Let's see.
"Top Gun."
Okay, so we'll do a deleted scene from "Top Gun."
And what are we talking about?
We'll be clueing...
Okay, all right. - Okay.
WAYNE: So this is the scene that didn't make that movie.
- Okay. WAYNE: Ready?
(imitating flying fighter jets)
(imitating dogfight)
JONATHAN: Don't land on the highway, it's the danger zone.
(imitates jet landing, opening cockpit)
WAYNE (groans): Arriba!
JONATHAN: Sí. WAYNE: Hola.
(cheers and applause)
So, and now I know why that scene was deleted.
JONATHAN: It was terrible. (audience laughter)
WAYNE: Good job, Tom Cruise, he's a good producer.
JONATHAN: He really is.
WAYNE: So what did that scene make you think of?
- Mexico.
WAYNE: Okay, maybe, maybe.
I also have this envelope. (audience reacts)
So you can take what may be Mexico or this envelope.
- Okay, um.
I'm going to take Mexico.
WAYNE: All right. - What I think might be.
WAYNE: What you think may be Mexico.
- I don't know, sorry.
WAYNE: Let's see what you passed on.
You passed on some cash. - Oh.
WAYNE: You passed on $400. - Whoa!
WAYNE: So the clues were, we were in planes.
We landed, arriba. - I loved it.
WAYNE: What is behind the mini-curtain?
A trip to Mexico!
You were dead on it, Leah.
You were on it. - Thank you so much!
JONATHAN: Experience paradise
with a four-night all-inclusive getaway
to the luxurious Garza Blanca Resort and Spa Cancun in Mexico.
Start off the morning with a gourmet breakfast,
take a refreshing dip in one of the five glistening pools,
and after a day of fun in the sun,
you'll unwind in a world-class luxury spa
and then retreat to your beachfront suite
overlooking the beautiful blue seas.
Round-trip airfare is included in this deal worth $7,704.
WAYNE: Leah, enjoy that trip,
more "Let's Make a Deal" right after this.
WAYNE: Nice job, Miss Leah, thank you, my dear.
JONATHAN: If you want to make a deal with Wayne Brady
live at our studio in Los Angeles
or from across the nation on our virtual wall,
go to cbs.com/contestants for more information.
Maybe you'll be our next Big Deal winner.
(cheers and applause)
WAYNE: Welcome back to "Let's Make a Deal."
Who wants to make a deal with me?
You, sir, come on over here.
(cheers and applause)
How are you doing, sir? - How you doing, sir?
WAYNE: And is it Adeola? - Yes sir, perfect.
WAYNE: Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you.
WAYNE: Now what do you do?
- Well, I'm a freelance catering chef,
so pretty much I work with chefs, like,
they need help, I'm kind of like, essentially, a sous chef.
WAYNE: Ah, so like a freelance sous chef.
- Pretty much, in general.
WAYNE: So and you can cross genres of culinary styles.
- Just trying to find my niche, you know?
WAYNE: That's what it's about, find what you're good at,
lean into it. - Yes, yes.
WAYNE: I love that, welcome to the show, sir.
- Thank you for having me, thank you, thank you.
WAYNE: Now your deal is going to be really easy.
I'll ask you three questions from these cards
just like on a dating profile, right?
So all you have to do is answer,
and you'll get $500 per answer, so easy peasy.
- All right. WAYNE: You sit tight.
I need a lady to make a deal with me.
So I'm going to go with one of our At-Homies.
Let's go with Jessica,
she's the party.
She looks like she actually may rival Kuron.
I don't know, Kuron, she has a bunch of party stuff, too.
Hey Jessica, where are you right now?
- God, I love you, Wayne, first off.
Hello! WAYNE: Hey.
- Oh my gosh, I'm in Conroe, Texas, just north of Houston.
Whoo! 'Cause it's Texas! Yes. I am a full-time mom.
I'm a bingo caller, and I love what I do,
and shout-out to my job and family, I love y'all.
WAYNE: I love the enthusiasm.
All right, so Jessica, here's the deal.
You are going to predict what Adeola answers,
right? - Okay.
WAYNE: So he is going to put on the blindfold
and every time you're correct you'll get $500.
So I'm going to ask the question, right?
And it will be one or two.
You will hold up a finger.
One or two for the answer. - Okay.
WAYNE: If you are correct, you get money.
Here we go. - Yes, sir, let's do it, come on.
WAYNE: First question, so Adeola, you don't answer
at first, all right? - All right.
WAYNE: Jessica,
at a concert, is Adeola more likely to be,
one, thrashing in the mosh pit,
two, sipping wine in the box seats?
So in the mosh pit or the box seats, one or two?
(audience yelling suggestions)
Okay.
Adeola, would you be in the mosh pit or in the box seats?
- I would be in the box seat.
WAYNE: He'd be in the box seats, you both get $500.
In the box seats, pinky up, enjoying a chardonnay.
Number two.
Jessica, when doing laundry, is Adeola more likely to,
one, separate their lights, darks, and delicates,
two, cram everything into one load-- one or two?
Okay. Adeola?
- One.
WAYNE: One? Lights, darks, and delicates?
You would separate them? - Definitely, have to.
WAYNE: Then you get the $500, but Jessica, you do not.
She thought you just crammed everything into...
- No, you can't do that.
WAYNE: Don't you see how impeccably he's dressed?
This man knows how to take care of his clothes.
- Thank you.
WAYNE: All right, here we go. Last question.
Is Adeola most likely to go skydiving, number one,
or two, dumpster diving? (laughter)
So go skydiving, number one, or dumpster diving, two.
WAYNE: Okay, Adeola, skydiving or dumpster diving?
- Definitely skydiving. WAYNE: Definitely skydiving.
There you go.
You've got $1,500.
And you have $1,000. Good job.
So now Jessica, you can keep that $1,000 or take the big box.
- What are we thinking? (audience yelling suggestions)
I think I came with nothing, I'm just like Kuron.
I'm going for the big box. Let's go!
WAYNE: Tiffany, what's in the big box?
JONATHAN: It's a suite of Apple products.
WAYNE: Congratulations, Jessica.
(cheers and applause)
JONATHAN: These cutting-edge electronics by Apple
include a 24-inch iMac with Magic Mouse and Keyboard,
a 14-inch MacBook Pro with a liquid Retina HDR display,
and a 13-inch iPad Pro with front and back cameras.
This deal is worth $4,397.
WAYNE: Thank you for playing, Jessica.
Get on out of here, enjoy your Apple suite.
- Thank you, Wayne.
WAYNE: All right, Adeola... - Yes. sir.
WAYNE: You have $1,500, you can keep that
or you can take curtain number two, sir.
He said big deals.
So... but what does that mean? - Curtain number two.
Curtain number two. WAYNE: Curtain number two.
Tiffany, what's behind curtain number two?
JONATHAN: It's a hot tub. WAYNE: There you go.
(cheers and applause)
JONATHAN: Melt your cares away with a therapeutic massage
in this deluxe hot tub from Viking Spas,
featuring 31 powerful jets,
L.E.D. lighting, and two captain's seats.
Plus, we're adding this stylish umbrella
and cozy oversized lounger.
This deal is worth $10,246.
WAYNE: Adeola, congratulations and best of luck to you, sir.
- Thank you, thank you.
WAYNE: More "Let's Make a Deal" right after this.
WAYNE: Welcome back to "Let's Make a Deal."
It's time to play for a car.
Who wants to make a deal?
You, Ronald.
Yes, sir.
Please, join me on stage.
(cheers and applause)
Stand right here for me.
Nice to meet you, sir.
Please tell me about yourself.
- Well, I'm originally from Chicago.
And I now live in Torrance, California,
four years out there.
I do creative artwork, I did all this.
WAYNE: All right.
- Also I like to sing karaoke on the weekends.
WAYNE: Okay. You got a full social schedule.
- Oh yeah, I love it.
WAYNE: Well, thanks for fitting us in.
We're make a deal with you right now, Mr. Ronald.
Tiffany, what's behind curtain number three?
JONATHAN: It's a new Kia Soul.
WAYNE: That, sir.
(cheers and applause)
JONATHAN: Live it up in this sporty Kia Soul
featuring an eight-inch touchscreen with Android Auto
and Apple CarPlay, rear-view camera, USB multimedia port,
and remote keyless entry.
This deal is worth $21,290.
WAYNE: Mr. Ronald, do you like that car?
- I love it, that's my car.
WAYNE: All right, let's get the car by playing Accelerator.
Here's how it works.
Tiffany is going to spin the wheel.
You have to collect the letters C-A-R in no particular order.
Once she spins the wheel, you'll roll the ball down the ramp.
It will land on a letter and we'll go from there.
Tiffany, spin please.
Mr. Ronald, grab the ball, roll it down the ramp,
easy peasy lemon squeezy. Let's go.
(cheers and applause)
And... C.
Let's flip it.
Let's flip that C.
It is $1,000.
That's the good news.
The bad news is every C now becomes a Zonk.
So Mr. Ronald, if you decide to roll again,
if you land on a Zonk you'll leave with nothing.
But if you're able to get all the letters, you'll get the car.
Would you like to leave with $1,000 or keep playing, sir?
- I'mma roll again. WAYNE: He's going to roll again.
All right, Miss Tiffany, spin 'em up.
Roll 'em down.
(cheers and applause)
Here we go, it is... oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh!
R!
Yeah.
Let's flip it, you've got $1,000 plus...
$1,300-- $2,300.
All right.
Mr. Ronald, you are so close to that car,
but you can leave with $2,300 right now.
Walk away or keep going--
you land on a Zonk you'll leave with nothing.
- That's a lot of... too many Zonks.
I think I'm going to walk away with the money.
WAYNE: Walk away with the money,
give him a big round of applause.
But just for fun, go ahead and roll.
- All right.
(audience clapping rhythmically)
- A, A, A, A, A, A! WAYNE: A, A, A, A, A!
Oh, Ronald! But you've got $2,300.
Give him a big round of applause.
More "Let's Make a Deal" right after this.
It's better to leave with the money than leave with nothing.
WAYNE: Welcome back, y'all, this is the last deal
before the Big Deal of the Day.
I have a blank check, who wants to make a deal?
Let's go to Christian, come on, Christian.
- Hey, Wayne.
WAYNE: Hey, Christian, how are you doing?
- I'm doing fantastic, how about yourself?
WAYNE: I'm wonderful, Christian, welcome to the show.
Now Christian, where are you talking to us from?
- I'm coming from Palm Coast, Florida.
WAYNE: Palm Coast, Florida. So here is your deal.
On stage we have a blank check.
The thing is, it's blank, right?
It's up to you to fill in the amount
and hopefully it'll be a ton of money for you.
You see those colored squares,
there are numbers under those squares from zero to nine.
Hopefully you can rack up a bunch of cash.
I need you to pick squares
and start placing them left to right.
What's your first square?
- I like green the most.
I'm going to go with green, Wayne.
WAYNE: Yes, sir.
So, we have next, green...
- Let's go blue next.
WAYNE: Green, blue.
- Red.
WAYNE: Red, then yellow. All right.
- Yes, sir.
WAYNE: Now we're going to show you your squares, right to left.
Good luck.
Hit it. - Thank you, Wayne.
WAYNE: A four, oh, that would have been great
if it would have been where the green square is.
- Yeah.
WAYNE: Red.
Oh, that would have been great too,
would have been a $3,000 check.
Blue.
A one. All right.
- Okay, okay.
WAYNE: So we want that green square to be big money.
So you can stick with your check or Jonathan has
a teeny tiny box.
Which one would you like?
(audience yelling suggestions)
- Wayne, while I have this chance,
I just really wanted to shout out my grandma.
She's the whole reason I watch this show.
I'm a full-time caregiver for her,
and we watch the show together every single morning.
And she wanted me to go out for the show.
And she's just, she's happier than I am that I am here.
I just wanted to shout her out and I love her so much.
WAYNE: What's your grandma's name? - Barbara.
WAYNE: Hey Miss Barbara, thank you so much
for watching the show.
Love that.
- Thank you so much, Wayne.
(exhales) Okay. WAYNE: So...
- I'm going go with the little box, Wayne.
WAYNE: You're going for the box. - Going for the box.
WAYNE: Oh.
Let's see the green square, Tiffany.
TIFFANY: Okay.
WAYNE: Oh, maximum value would have been $4,321.
Okay.
What's in the box, you ready?
(Zonk horn) JONATHAN: Finger puppets.
This deal is worth nothing.
WAYNE: Christian, I'm so sorry.
Please give your grandmother Barbara a hug from us.
Thank you.
- I will, man, I will. Thank you.
WAYNE: It's time for the Big Deal of the Day.
(cheers and applause)
Today's Big Deal is worth $21,345.
In first place, it's Adeola with the hot tub,
over ten grand, stand up, sir.
Are you keeping your hot tub
or going for the Big Deal of the Day?
- Going for the Big Deal!
WAYNE: You heard him, he's going for the Big Deal
right after this.
All right. Good job, sir.
WAYNE: Big Deal time, $21,345.
Mr. Adeola had the hot tub, $10,246.
Gave it up because he wants that Big Deal.
It could be behind door one,
behind door two,
or behind door three.
Adeola. - Yes, sir.
WAYNE: All you have to do is pick a number, sir.
You will leave a winner.
But will you leave with the Big Deal?
So, what's your lucky number?
- So, ever since I moved here from Nigeria,
two has always been my favorite number,
so I think I'm going to go, I'm going to stick with two.
WAYNE: Going number two? - Number two.
WAYNE: All right, best of luck to you.
Let's see, Tiffany, what's behind door number three?
JONATHAN: It was a new bedroom.
WAYNE: Okay. That's good.
JONATHAN: You could have given your space a luxurious makeover
with this elegant bedroom suite from Furniture Town Plus,
featuring a classic-style bed frame
with a complementing dresser and pair of nightstands.
This deal was worth $5,996.
WAYNE: That's not the Big Deal.
It's either door one or door two.
You picked two.
We're going to show you what's behind door number one.
Here we go.
What's behind door one?
JONATHAN: It's the "Let's Make a Deal" vault.
WAYNE: So, if this is the Big Deal, there's $21,345 in cash.
Tiffany.
And there's the Big Deal.
(crowd groans)
I'm sorry, Adeola.
Now that being said, we still don't know
what you've got behind door two.
Let's see.
Tiffany, let's give the man his deal.
JONATHAN: It's camping gear.
WAYNE: Congratulations, do you camp?
- Yeah, I do camp, I do camp. You know, occasionally.
WAYNE: This is nice camping gear.
- No, it is, it is.
JONATHAN: Embrace the great outdoors
with premium camping equipment featuring a waterproof
two-person tent, two down-filled sleeping bags,
and three ultra-durable backpacks.
Plus, we're adding inflatable stand-up paddle boards
from Body Glove, crafted with a multipurpose design
that conveniently rolls up into a backpack.
This deal is worth $3,413.
WAYNE: Thank you so much for playing with us.
Best of luck to you in the future, sir.
Give him a round of applause.
We have Quickie Deals coming up.
Who wants some cash? Right after this.
WAYNE: Hey, time to give away some cash.
Let's see, Collette, let's go to Collette.
Hey, Collette.
Do you follow us on Twitter?
- Yes, I do.
WAYNE: All right, for $500 I would like to see a paint brush.
- I'll go and see if I can find one.
WAYNE: Okay.
Jonathan.
JONATHAN: J at home, Mr. J. Hello, J.
- Hey.
JONATHAN: I like Mr. J, he's very subtle.
All he needs is one little sign up on the wall
to show his love for "Let's Make a Deal."
Mr. J... WAYNE: You look really relaxed
right now, J.
JONATHAN: So relaxed.
WAYNE: You look like you have been having a really good time
during this show. (laughter)
Yeah. J, that's interesting.
(laughter)
Mmm!
Yeah. JONATHAN: J, I'm going
to give you $400 if you can show me some jelly or some jam,
J, jelly, jam.
Any jelly, any jam, $400.
Go look. - Just a minute.
WAYNE: Oh, Collette, do we have a paint brush?
- Yes, I do. WAYNE: $500, congratulations.
J!
JONATHAN: J, do you have jelly or jam?
Let's see, hold it up, a little higher in the camera.
There you go, $400.
WAYNE: Let's see, Ivy, hey Ivy.
- (screams)
Nice to meet you, do you have any type of pastry?
Any type of pastry for $300.
A pastry in the kitchen, any type of pastry.
- Let me check, let me check.
WAYNE: Okay. Jonathan.
JONATHAN: I'm going to talk to Greg, the football man.
WAYNE: And if Ivy finds a pastry, I'm going give it to J.
JONATHAN: Greg, I am going to give you $400 if you can show me
any kind of sports ball that's not a football--
so tennis ball, softball, baseball,
anything that's not a football.
And he's off. - Be right back.
WAYNE: "Wayne Brady High Football."
"It's game time"-- I love that.
JONATHAN: You can see here
that the Os, which are the offense,
are going to do these patterns and the Xs
aren't going to move at all.
They're just going to stay still.
WAYNE: What's going to happen is, that's a slot five play,
where the running back slips all the way to the left.
JONATHAN: Yeah.
WAYNE: And then the wide receiver goes straight out.
JONATHAN: Oh, he's back.
WAYNE: I'll explain more later.
JONATHAN: Greg, did you have any ball of sports?
That is a soccer ball, which works. WAYNE: Boom.
JONATHAN: $400.
WAYNE: Ivy, I would be glad to take a croissant,
I would take a cruller, a doughnut.
JONATHAN: Wouldn't it be funny if her husband or friend
is taking a shower right now and just goes,
"What's going on in here? What the heck?
WAYNE: Did she go to the store? JONATHAN: I've fallen!
- It is on the top shelf, I can't reach it.
It's on the top shelf.
WAYNE: You can't-- can you take your computer with you?
Is it a laptop?
- I'm sorry, I pushed it behind the refrigerator.
WAYNE: what, it fell behind the refrigerator?
- Let's try.
WAYNE: Oh, my God.
Yeah, there we go, show us.
JONATHAN: Oh, no, my computer fell behind the refrigerator.
- See, it fell out the box, it fell out the box.
WAYNE: Can you...
- Yeah, see, I can't get behind the refrigerator.
(Tiffany laughs)
CHRIS: I'll give her $100 just for the...
WAYNE: You get $100, just for all the effort.
Thank you so much, Ivy.
Thank you for playing with us. - Thank you.
WAYNE: Everybody, that's all the time we have.
From Chris, Cat, Tiffany, Jonathan, I'm Wayne.
We'll see y'all next time right here on "Let's Make A Deal."