- 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) Hot dog!
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.
Who wants to make a deal? Let's get things started.
You do-- come on over here.
You're going to go right over there.
- Whoo!
WAYNE: Hello, hello.
- Hello, hello. WAYNE: Is it Se-an-ti?
- Shanti.
WAYNE: Nice to meet you, Seanti. - Yes.
WAYNE: Seanti, what do you do?
- I am a creative strategist and social media manager.
WAYNE: Okay, see that's that new--
that's that new era of job.
That's that new era of job.
Now, Seanti, behind curtain number one,
this is the first prize.
I said first because,
you've got a shot at three.
The first prize behind curtain number one-- Tiffany.
- Okay, okay, okay! What is it? What is it?
JONATHAN: $2,500 in cash!
WAYNE: There you go. - (screaming excitedly)
WAYNE: That's the first prize.
Second prize.
JONATHAN: It's a new dining room.
- (screaming excitedly)
Whoo!
JONATHAN: Upgrade your dining room
with this modern collection from Furniture Town Plus,
featuring a spacious table with contemporary chairs
and a sleek serving buffet with ample storage.
This deal is worth $6,002.
WAYNE: Okay, and last but not least,
you've got curtain number three-- Tiffany.
JONATHAN: It's a new Kia Forte.
- (screaming excitedly)
(cheers and applause)
JONATHAN: Cruise around town in this sporty Kia Forte,
featuring remote keyless entry,
an eight-inch touchscreen with rearview camera,
and Bluetooth wireless technology.
This deal is worth $21,085.
WAYNE: And you ask yourself, "How do you win those things?"
By playing Race to the Finish.
Here's how it works.
Now to win a prize, all you have to do
is to get it across that finish line.
Here's how it happens.
Each prize has been assigned
to a suit from a standard deck of playing cards.
You have the car, which hearts,
dining room, spades,
the $2,500, diamonds
and last but not least,
the Zonk, the clubs.
You don't want that.
Now you're going to pick a card.
Whatever prize is associated with that suit
will move one step closer to the finish line.
The bigger the prize, like the car,
it takes a longer time than,
let's say, the Zonk.
Once something crosses the finish line, you own it.
You do not want the Zonk
to be the first thing to cross
because then you lose everything.
All right? So good luck,
go get that car.
- (screaming excitedly) (cheers and applause)
Okay, okay, okay...
(screams) Okay.
(bell dings) WAYNE: Nine of diamonds.
There we go.
Okay, okay, okay... WAYNE: $2,500.
We're very close, two away.
Flip it--
A spade, there we go. (bell dings)
Dining room. - Okay, okay, okay...
WAYNE: Three away from the dining room.
Let's go.
(bell dings) Another spade.
Two away from the dining room. - Let's go, let's go!
WAYNE: Let's go. - Okay.
WAYNE: Okay.
(bell dings) Diamonds.
There we go. (cheers and applause)
One away from $2,500.
- Okay, okay, okay...
(Zonk horn) WAYNE: A club.
One club. (audience groans)
We are two away from being Zonked out.
Let's go-- five hearts, two spades,
one diamond.
Another club. (Zonk sad trombone)
Okay, now, before you go any further--
before you go any further. - Okay.
WAYNE: I'll offer you...
$500 to stop. - Okay.
WAYNE: $500, walk away.
(audience yelling suggestions)
- I'm going to keep playing.
WAYNE: Okay-- hit it.
Good luck, fingers crossed.
A heart. (bell dings)
(cheers and applause)
Four away from the car.
It's possible,
it's possible to win that.
- Hey, we love a possibility.
All right.
WAYNE: Another heart. (bell dings)
Three away. - Yeah.
Yeah, yeah, yeah...
All right.
WAYNE: A diamond, you did it. (bell dings)
$2,500.
- (screaming excitedly) (cheers and applause)
WAYNE: Okay--
So, now that you have the $2,500,
you can walk away with that.
If you'd like to keep playing,
you cannot leave until something else
has crossed the finish line.
And if that thing is the Zonk,
then you lose whatever you've won,
which is in this case, the money.
So just walk away
or keep trying for the dining room and the car.
(audience yelling suggestions)
You are one Zonk away
from leaving with nothing.
(audience yelling suggestions)
- Okay...
I'm going to keep playing.
WAYNE: Okay.
(cheers and applause)
Okay.
- I'm going to keep playing.
All right.
(shrieks)
Okay.
(bell dings) WAYNE: Another spade.
You're one away from the dining room.
One more and you've got it.
- Oh, my God-- okay.
WAYNE: Another heart. (bell dings)
(cheers and applause) You are two away from the car,
one from the dining room.
- Oh my God. WAYNE: Let's go.
(Zonk sad trombone) I'm sorry.
(audience groans)
Give her a big round of applause.
That was a good try--
that was a good try.
Not a bad way to get the show started.
More "Let's Make a Deal" right after this.
WAYNE: Welcome back, welcome back.
Who wants to make a deal?
Fireman!
Come on, yes, you!
WAYNE: Thomas-- - (yelling excitedly)
WAYNE: I'm sorry, I was trying to squint
and see under the tag.
Nice to meet you, Thomas. Now what do you do, sir?
- I am a wildland firefighter.
So, specialize in forest fires
that you see on TV, those big ones.
WAYNE: Yeah. - Recently retired,
girl dad to two amazing daughters,
is the reason why I retired, after 25 years,
to be with them.
WAYNE: Give him a big round of applause.
(cheers and applause)
- I'm a huge fan, I'm kind of like,
right now-- speechless.
I'm a huge fan. WAYNE: Aww, Thomas.
Well, I'm a fan of yours.
You lived a life of service
and doing something that we couldn't do.
So, thank you.
- Thank you. WAYNE: Thank you.
Now, I'll give you $800 to start off.
So I've got $800 for you, Thomas,
or...
Tiffany Coyne has that minicurtain.
(audience reacts)
- Birthday in two days, I'm going to Vegas but...
I'm here to play.
WAYNE: Happy early birthday, man.
- I'm getting old-- WAYNE: I'll tell you what,
let's give you $1,000 birthday cash if you want that.
And you said you're going to Vegas, right?
- Yes. WAYNE: So $1,000 or...
take the mini curtain.
(audience yelling suggestions)
- I'm here to play!
I got to play, I got to play!
WAYNE: The banana said "minicurtain."
- Minicurtain!
WAYNE: Tiffany, what's behind the minicurtain?
- (groans)
JONATHAN: It's a ton of broken TVs.
This deal is worth nothing.
WAYNE: I'm so sorry, Thomas.
- It's okay, it's so much fun, thank you.
WAYNE: Thomas, you enjoy your birthday.
- Thank you. WAYNE: Thank you, Thomas.
Let's make another deal-- who wants to make it?
You, yes.
It's the Rip Taylor of CBS.
- I am-- hi!
WAYNE: Hello, Alison. - Hi!
WAYNE: What were you giving out?
- So, I am a tree of positivity
and I'm giving out compliments.
WAYNE: Oh, thank you.
Then, these leaves have compliments?
- Yes, they do.
WAYNE: This one says,
"You are enough."
(audience awws)
♪ ♪ (applause)
Yeah, thank you so much, Alison.
That's-- - You're so welcome.
WAYNE: That's so nice of you that you would...
think of people like that.
So what do you do? - I'm a social worker.
WAYNE: Ah, there we go.
- Yes. WAYNE: Okay.
(cheers and applause)
- So can I shout-out to my son?
Michael, hi. And my nephew, William.
WAYNE: Aww. (cheers and applause)
Well, welcome to the show. - Thank you.
WAYNE: So here's your deal. - Okay.
WAYNE: I-- I made Thomas an offer
of $800 and then we went to $1,000.
So I'll start you off with $1,000.
So $1,000-- - Okay.
WAYNE: Or the big box.
(audience yelling suggestions)
- Box, box?
I need to go with the box.
WAYNE: You're going to go with the box?
How about I offer you $2,000?
(audience reacts)
(audience yelling suggestions)
WAYNE: Is she also your accountant?
(audience yelling suggestions)
- Okay.
So, everybody else said box,
and she said money.
So, it's okay, Renee.
But I'm going to go with the box.
(cheers and applause)
WAYNE: Tiffany, what's in the big box?
JONATHAN: It's an electric scooter.
WAYNE: Congratulations. (cheers and applause)
- (screaming excitedly)
Oh, my God!
JONATHAN: Love every minute of your ride
on this fat tire electric scooter from Phat,
featuring a Bluetooth speaker system,
phone and drink holders, L.E.D. running lights,
and a swappable battery for nonstop action.
This deal is worth $4,045.
WAYNE: Give her a big round of applause.
(cheers and applause)
I think we should do it again.
Who wants to make a deal?
Let's go with one of our At-Homies.
Kimberly-- come on, Kimberly.
- Yay, it's me!
(screaming excitedly) WAYNE: Hello, Rainbow Brite.
Hey, Kimberly, welcome to the show.
- Hi Wayne, hi!
WAYNE: Hey, Kimberly,
where are you right now? Which city?
- I am in Fayetteville, North Carolina,
where I am a preschool teacher
of some of the awesomest four- and five-year-olds ever.
WAYNE: Yes. (applause)
See, I can tell that you teach preschool.
I love the art behind you and the costume.
Nice job.
So here's your deal.
I can give you the leftovers
from the two deals that we just made,
and the leftovers come to
$3,000 cash-- cash.
Or I've got this envelope.
(audience reacts)
(audience yelling suggestions)
- Go big or go home.
Let me get that envelope, Wayne.
WAYNE: Okay, so...
You just passed on the $3,000.
You are a teacher.
It isn't often that teachers pass on the cash,
and I-- I always love when teachers take cash.
But the only thing I love more
than a teacher taking cash
is a teacher taking a trip.
You're going to Barcelona! - (screaming excitedly)
(cheers and applause)
JONATHAN: Discover the splendor of Spain
with five nights at the elegant five-star
Majestic Hotel and Spa Barcelona.
You'll relax in your luxurious accommodations,
explore the vibrant city
as you stroll through prestigious fashion boutiques,
and tour popular attractions and historic landmarks,
such as the awe-inspiring Gaudí buildings.
Round-trip airfare is included
in this deal worth $14,766.
WAYNE: Give her a big round of applause.
Thank you so much for playing, Kimberly.
More "Let's Make a Deal" right after this.
Those kids have a pretty awesome teacher, too.
WAYNE: Welcome back to "Let's Make a Deal."
Today's Big Deal is worth over $20,000.
In first place is Kimberly
with the trip to Barcelona.
Who wants to make a deal right now?
In the white, yes.
Hello. - Hi.
Hello, Wayne. WAYNE: Hey, Madison.
So you got your microphone.
You look like a flapper.
So, are you an old-time-- - Yes-- I'm a '20s singer.
WAYNE: A '20s songstress. - Bopper girl.
WAYNE: So what do you do in real life?
- I'm a fellow singer, actually.
And can I just say,
I'm a huge fan of you and your beautiful voice.
WAYNE: Aww, Madison, thank you so much.
- You're amazing.
WAYNE: Well, what styles do you sing?
- So as of right now,
I sing at a restaurant bar that's Tim Burton themed.
So I dress up as, like--
WAYNE: Where's that? - --Tim Burton characters.
- It's in L.A., it's called Beetle House.
Come, everybody! (applause)
WAYNE: I've never heard of that.
Have you heard of that?
So, you know what, if Cat played a little something?
Cat, do you mind playing a little something?
Maybe you can improvise just a few bars
about being on "Let's Make a Deal."
So we'll just-- - Okay.
WAYNE: So we'll just put you on the spot.
Just a little something that fits the era.
♪ ♪
♪ Oh, yeah ♪
♪ Oh ♪
♪ Let's make a deal ♪
♪ Hey, and I'm so real ♪
WAYNE: That's beautiful, nice job.
And I did just throw her, like, right in.
Beautiful voice. - I'm not a songwriter,
don't judge me-- thank you. WAYNE: Beautiful voice.
You interpret, you interpret. (applause)
So, we've got a book.
You know, besides being an amazing musician,
Cat Gray is a published author
in over one country. (laughter)
He has this book called
"Where the Crawcats Sing."
(laughter)
Aww, let's see what this book is about.
"Cat Gray is a master musician, skilled at...
But he's always been very self-conscious about his voice.
He rarely speaks up on 'Let's Make a Deal'
and he certainly never lets anyone hear him sing.
Little did he know, that Wayne, Jonathan-- "
I just bored myself. (laughter)
So look, this deal--
(laughter) ♪ ♪
This deal-- JONATHAN: How'd you get all that
from a picture of Cat?
(laughter)
WAYNE: The story isn't the important thing.
It's this, the bookmark.
It's cash.
Lots of cash, little bit of cash.
We don't know or...
take Tiffany's giant gift bag.
(audience yelling suggestions)
- I'm going with the gift bag.
WAYNE: You're with the gift bag. (cheers and applause)
Let's see how much money--
you just passed on cash, Madison.
- I know.
No! WAYNE: Three dollars...
$34,
$340.
- Okay!
WAYNE: Tiffany, what's in the gift bag?
JONATHAN: It's designer accessories.
WAYNE: Congratulations. - (screaming excitedly)
WAYNE: Right up your alley.
JONATHAN: Add luxury to your wardrobe
with pieces by Burberry,
featuring iconic Burberry checked-print pattern bags,
leather ankle booties,
alluring perfume, and more.
This deal is worth $3,940. (cheers and applause)
WAYNE: Almost $4,000, Madison.
- Wow. WAYNE: Congratulations.
- Thank you! WAYNE: And keep singing,
we will come and hear you sing some point.
Take a seat. - Thank you so much.
(cheers and applause)
Nice style, too.
She just jumped in there.
All right, who wants to make a deal?
Are you a fairy?
- I am a ballerina. WAYNE: Yes, you.
WAYNE: Please, come.
I can't see-- the glare.
Is it Tie-mea? - Ta-mya.
WAYNE: Tymia. - Yes.
WAYNE: Nice to meet you, Tymia, nice to meet you.
You said, "In our house,
dance is the big deal."
WAYNE: So, are you a dancer?
- I am a dance mom.
WAYNE: You're a dance mom-- -- My daughter
is a competitive dancer.
WAYNE: Wow. - Yes, yes.
WAYNE: Now, how old is she? - She is nine.
She's been doing this since she was three.
Yes, started dancing at three years old.
WAYNE: Competitive dance is no joke.
- Yes-- oh, no. WAYNE: No joke.
- It's big, it's big.
WAYNE: So, I've got a little something for you, okay.
I've got curtain number two, that is yours.
All yours.
Now, to help you decide
if you'd like. - Okay.
WAYNE: Whatever is behind curtain number two,
we're going to give you a clue.
But we're not going to give you a clue
in just any old language.
We'll be giving you a clue in which language, Jonathan?
JONATHAN: Um, how about Klingon?
WAYNE: Klingon.
Perfect. JONATHAN: Yeah.
- Yeah. WAYNE: Yes.
(in unison) Klingon.
JONATHAN: I have to say that there are lots people
that actually speak Klingon.
So, be careful not to offend
the speakers of the real Klingon.
WAYNE: It's a made up language.
JONATHAN: It's fictional appropriation.
You have to be careful
not to offend the fictional characters.
WAYNE: Yes. JONATHAN: I'll translate.
WAYNE: Got you.
So, let's see.
TIFFANY: I'm going to show them what's back there.
WAYNE: All right.
(speaking Klingon)
(laughter)
JONATHAN: "You ready, girl?"
- Yes-- yes, I'm ready.
WAYNE: (speaking Klingon)
(groans)
(speaking Klingon)
- Oh, okay. (laughter)
JONATHAN: "When I feel the heat, heat, heat
upon my skin, skin, skin."
- Okay. (audience reacts)
WAYNE: (speaking Klingon)
(hissing)
(speaking Klingon)
(yells in Klingon)
JONATHAN: It's so hot!
- Okay. (laughter)
WAYNE: (speaking Klingon)
(laughs in Klingon)
(laughter)
JONATHAN: This is an unusual translation...
WAYNE: (speaking Klingon) JONATHAN: Yeah, I'll try.
(laughter)
"It'll be Finnish before you're finished."
(audience reacts)
WAYNE: (speaking Klingon)
JONATHAN: "Enjoyment for self."
(laughter)
- Okay, okay.
WAYNE: Man, you-- you translate really well.
JONATHAN: Thank you, thank you.
WAYNE: And if anyone isn't happy with my Klingon...
- It's okay, it's okay. (laughter)
I think I got it. WAYNE: So...
Given those clues-- - Yes.
WAYNE: "When I feel the heat, heat, heat
on my skin, skin, skin, it's so hot."
"I'll be Finnish before you're finished."
JONATHAN (laughs): No, it'll be finished.
WAYNE: Huh? (laughter)
- What? JONATHAN: Dude...
That's-- WAYNE: What, what?
JONATHAN: That's nighttime-- that's nighttime television.
(laughter)
That's rated R.
(laughter)
"It'll be Finnish before you're finished."
WAYNE: And that's a promise! JONATHAN: No!
(laughter)
"It'll be Finnish before you're finished."
WAYNE: "It'll be Finnish before you're finished."
So curtain number two
or the big box?
No clue for the big box. - No clue for the big box?
(audience yelling suggestions)
Let's go with a big box!
(cheers and applause)
WAYNE: So you passed on the curtain.
Tiffany, what's behind curtain number two?
JONATHAN: It was a sauna.
WAYNE: "When I feel the heat on my skin,"
and "it'll be Finnish before you're finished."
Good clue, man. JONATHAN: Thank you.
JONATHAN: This two-person barrel sauna
from Almost Heaven Saunas
features thick red cedar construction
and a genuine Finnish heater.
Plus, you would have continued to unwind
in this comfortable slingback chair.
This deal was worth $8,435.
WAYNE: Let's take a look
at the big box-- Tiffany.
(speaking Klingon)
TIFFANY: How dare you, sir?
(laughter)
JONATHAN: It's a Zonk Merry-Go-Round.
This deal is worth nothing.
WAYNE: Thank you so much for playing--
(stammering) Can-- can you ride it?
- Can I ride it?
WAYNE: Our lawyers won't let that happen.
Give her a big round of applause, y'all.
More "Let's Make a Deal" right after this.
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, who wants to make a deal with me?
Let's go to one of our At-Homies.
Eenie meenie miney...
I believe it's Buhari, Buhari.
(cheers and applause)
Hey, Buhari, welcome to the show, sir.
- Yes, sir, thank you, Wayne.
WAYNE: Where are you right now, which city?
- In Columbus, Ohio.
WAYNE: All the way from Columbus, Ohio.
- I moved from West Africa in Ghana.
And I'm also a police officer, as well, in the State of Ohio.
And I am happy, and great to be here, Wayne.
WAYNE: Well, we're happy to have you too, sir.
We're happy to have you. (cheers and applause)
Now, I need you to sit tight because I'm going to get
two other people to make a deal with me.
You right there.
And the lady back there with, you dress so elegantly.
(cheers and applause)
Welcome, welcome, welcome.
What's your name? - My name is Lisa.
WAYNE: Lisa, nice to meet you, Lisa.
And you are Miss Roberta. - I am, I am.
WAYNE: Welcome to the show, ma'am.
Lisa, where are you from and what do you do?
- I'm from Oakdale, California,
which is the cowboy capital of the world,
if anybody didn't know. (cheers and applause)
And I am a former cheerleading coach.
One of my athletes are sitting right over there.
(cheers and applause)
And I am a current accounts manager
for a cheerleading company.
WAYNE: Well, nice to meet you, pleasure.
And, Miss Roberta, please tell me about yourself.
- Well, I flew up here this morning from San Francisco.
I woke up at about 4:30,
so if I'm coherent at all, it's a miracle.
But besides that... WAYNE: I feel the same way.
- But anyway, I'm retired from teaching patent law,
which is a kind of intellectual property,
but it's not copyright, which is like a sandwich.
It's not trademark, which is like candy.
It's patents, which is like bison!
You have to chew on it! (cheers and applause)
WAYNE: That's a great way to explain it, thank you so much.
I feel like I've sat in on one of your lectures.
- You have, you have. WAYNE: Thank you.
Well, here's the deal.
Okay, you see a pencil and marker in front of you?
Well, marker and paper, rather, because I need you
to look at Buhari, study his face,
and you're going to write down how old you think he is.
The closest answer gets $1,000.
The other person gets $100, and you'll have to sit down.
So study his face and then just write down whatever you think.
He could be anywhere between 18 and 94.
(audience laughter)
So on the count of three, hold up your answers.
One, two, three.
Roberta says 35, and Lisa says 46.
(cheers and applause)
Buhari, how old are you, sir?
- I'm 36! (cheers and applause)
WAYNE: He's 36. So, Roberta, you get $1,000,
and Lisa, we'll give you $100.
Thank you so much for playing. - Thank you!
WAYNE: Thank you.
So you have $1,000 right now, ma'am.
So you can keep your $1,000,
or you can take Tiffany's big box.
(audience yelling suggestions)
The problem is if you come here,
it's so that you can have Tiffany show you the big box.
WAYNE: That was the whole reason for getting on the plane.
Well, we don't want to disappoint.
- Right. WAYNE: Tiffany.
JONATHAN: It's new electronics.
WAYNE: Congratulations.
(cheers and applause)
JONATHAN: Be on the cutting edge of tech
with this electronics suite,
featuring a powerful 24-inch desktop computer,
a 13-inch laptop with wide- vision HD camera,
a 12-inch laptop with innovative touchscreen,
and a tablet with premium speakers.
This deal's worth $4,109.
WAYNE: Congratulations, have a safe trip back home
and thanks for flying in.
Give her a big round of applause,
thank you, Miss Roberta.
Enjoy your suite.
Now, Buhari.
I didn't tell you, but you also
get $1,000 just for participating.
- Thank you! (cheers and applause)
WAYNE: Now that you have $1,000, I've got this envelope.
You can keep your money or take this envelope.
(audience yelling suggestions)
I'll go for the envelope.
(cheers and applause)
WAYNE: Buhari?
- Yes, sir.
JONATHAN: It's a pop-up motorcycle.
This deal is worth nothing.
WAYNE: You got Zonked, I'm so sorry, Buhari.
Give him a big round of applause.
You stay safe out there, sir.
More "Let's Make a Deal" right after this.
WAYNE: Welcome back to "Let's Make a Deal."
Today's Big Deal of the Day is worth over $20,000.
In first place, Kimberly, our preschool teacher.
She is going to Barcelona, followed by Roberta.
Thank you for playing, she has the electronics package.
Who wants to make a deal?
You do!
Hey Cynthia.
(cheers and applause)
Hey Cynthia.
Welcome to the show. - It's so nice to meet you!
WAYNE: Welcome, welcome, so what do you do?
I'm a pharmacist, I specialize on oncology and H.I.V. patients.
We help decrease barriers to medication access.
WAYNE: Give her a big round of applause.
(cheers and applause)
Well I'm gonna give you a chance right now to win a little cash.
Here's how you do it; on stage, Tiffany has six numbers.
There's money behind each of those numbers.
So your job is simple, you just roll the die
and you'll get the money behind whatever you roll.
- Okay! WAYNE: So, go.
(cheers and applause)
Six, there you go. - Six!
(cheers and applause)
$700.
So now you can stop and keep that $700,
or you can keep rolling, hoping that you do not roll a six.
If you're able to go through all of the numbers,
let's say you get one, two, three, four, five, six,
you get all that cash, we'll say forget the cash
and we'll give you this-- Tiffany.
JONATHAN: It's a new Hyundai Elantra.
(cheers and applause)
Make an impression in this stylish Hyundai Elantra,
featuring dual automatic temperature control,
daytime running lights, hands-free smart trunk release,
and steering-wheel-mounted audio.
This deal's worth $26,685.
WAYNE: So, walk away or keep playing?
If you keep playing, don't roll a six.
(audience yelling suggestions)
- We're gonna keep playing, we're gonna keep playing, Wayne.
WAYNE: There you go, good luck. (cheers and applause)
- Okay, here we go, here we go, here we go!
WAYNE: A two. (cheers and applause)
$800, $1,500 now.
- Okay, okay. WAYNE: You can keep your money
and walk away,
or keep playing, if you keep playing and you roll a two,
or a six, you're out.
- Got it, okay what do I do, keep playing?
(audience yelling suggestions)
Okay, I'm gonna keep rolling. WAYNE: Let's roll, let's go!
- I'm rolling, I'm rolling!
Here we go, here we go, here we go!
WAYNE: A four. (cheers and applause)
$1,500 so far, plus $400. - Oh my gosh!
WAYNE: $1,900. (cheers and applause)
So now you're halfway there.
If you roll a six, a two, or a four you're out.
Or you can keep your money, just take $1,900 and stop.
- What do I do, what do I do?
(audience yelling suggestions)
Oh god, I would really, really love that car.
My mom really needs a car right now,
and my brother's been texting me about my car breaking down.
So I'm going to roll one more time!
WAYNE: Okay, here we go. (cheers and applause)
$1,900, six, two or a four, - Here we go, here we go!
WAYNE: You're out.
A one! (cheers and applause)
WAYNE: Wow, you are lucky.
And we love it. (cheers and applause)
$400, $2,300.
So now.
You want the car.
- Oh, my goodness, Wayne. WAYNE: You're so close.
A three and a five.
That's all you need. - I know.
WAYNE: But if you roll a six, two, four, or a one,
- Yeah. WAYNE: You're done.
Do you walk away with $2,300 now?
- I would really love that car,
but that is a lot of money.
So I will take the money, Wayne, thank you so much.
WAYNE: Congratulations Cynthia, enjoy that money.
Best of luck to you and thanks for the great work
that you're doing in health care.
More "Let's Make a Deal" right after this.
WAYNE: All right, this is it,
last deal before the Big Deal of the Day.
Who wants to make a deal?
You do, sir. (cheers and applause)
I applaud your steampunk outfit, Kelly.
- Thank you, thank you. WAYNE: Now, what do you do, sir?
- I'm a network engineer in Southern California.
I work on computers for an electric vehicle
charging station company.
WAYNE: Give him a big round of applause,
welcome, welcome, welcome. (cheers and applause)
So you're the last deal before the Big Deal of the Day,
so we have a little gift for you.
- Yes! WAYNE: Well, we actually have
a gift bag for you with something inside.
And the clue is,
there is something related to Fifth Avenue.
What does that sound like?
Something related to Fifth Avenue.
- Like New York, I think New York.
WAYNE: Could be-- what'd you say?
- Saks Fifth Avenue.
WAYNE: Could be Saks Fifth Avenue,
or you can take this small box.
- Ooh.
(audience yelling suggestions)
I'mma go with the, I think I'mma go with the bag, Wayne.
WAYNE: Okay, so something related to Fifth Avenue.
Here's what you didn't take-- Jonathan.
A trip to Chicago. (cheers and applause)
JONATHAN: You could've spend five nights
at the modern Hotel Julian,
located on Michigan Avenue's Magnificent Mile.
You would have explored popular landmarks,
shopped till you dropped in fine stores,
and satisfied your appetite
with classic Chicago-style deep dish pizza.
Round-trip airfare was included
in this deal worth $5,696.
WAYNE: So you missed out on that trip to Chicago.
But you have this. - Let's go, guys, whoo!
Let's go gift bag!
JONATHAN: It's a shopping spree.
WAYNE: To where? Saks Fifth Avenue.
- Yes!
JONATHAN: Give your wardrobe a luxurious makeover
with a $2,000 gift card to Saks Fifth Avenue.
WAYNE: So congratulations, enjoy your $2,000 gift card from Saks.
Give Kelly a big round of applause.
(cheers and applause)
I don't even know what to say about all that.
JONATHAN: You could tell us what time it is.
WAYNE: It's time for the Big Deal of the Day!
(cheers and applause)
$20,486, that's what the Big Deal is worth.
In first place, Kimberly with the trip to Barcelona, $14,766.
Kimberly, are you going to keep that trip to Barcelona,
or give it up for a shot at the Big Deal?
- I'm going for the Big Deal!
WAYNE: You heard her, she's going for the Big Deal,
right after this.
Wow, I didn't expect that, okay.
WAYNE: Welcome back to "Let's Make a Deal."
Today's Big Deal, $20,486.
Kimberly gave up a beautiful dream trip to Barcelona.
$14,766.
Miss Kimberly, I've got to admit, you shocked me.
I didn't know if you were going to give away the Barcelona trip.
Why'd you give that up?
- Well, there's always an opportunity to travel,
but there's never an opportunity,
always an opportunity to pay the Big Deal of the Day.
(cheers and applause)
WAYNE: Beautifully said.
So you've had a chance to think about it.
You know that the Big Deal could be behind door one,
door two, or door three.
What is your lucky number?
- Curtain number two.
Because I was born the second month in the year,
which is a fabulous month.
WAYNE: You know what? I absolutely agree with you.
That's when my daughter was born, too,
so it's the best month.
So I celebrate you in that.
So we're going to open door one first.
Tiffany, what's behind door one?
JONATHAN: It was a new kitchen.
WAYNE: Okay, that's not the Big Deal.
JONATHAN: These deluxe fingerprint-proof
stainless steel appliances from Plessers
feature a smart refrigerator with door-in-door functions,
a 30-inch range with convection oven,
full console dishwasher with a 15-place-setting capacity,
and a microwave with bilevel cooking rack.
This deal's worth $6,995.
WAYNE: So you picked door two.
We're going to show you what's behind door number three.
Tiffany.
JONATHAN: It was a home gym.
WAYNE: Congratulations, Kimberly.
You've got the Big Deal of the Day.
(cheers and applause)
- Yes, yes, whoo!
JONATHAN: This premium equipment by Bowflex
features the Xtreme 2 SE home gym
with an ergonomically-designed adjustable seat
and ab crunch shoulder harness,
plus, the C6 bike comes equipped with 100 resistance levels,
media device holder,
and Bluetooth-enabled heart rate monitor.
This deal was worth $2,796.
WAYNE: Thank you so much for playing with us, Kimberly.
And that's why you've got the Big Deal.
Let's take a look at door number two.
JONATHAN: It's a trip to the Caribbean.
WAYNE: Congratulations.
(cheers and applause)
- Yes!
JONATHAN: A tropical vacation awaits you with seven nights
at the Divi Flamingo Beach Resort and Casino.
Snorkel through an unspoiled underwater paradise,
indulge in satisfying meals at the three oceanfront eateries,
take a refreshing dip in two sparkling pools,
and test your luck at the bustling casino.
Round-trip airfare is included.
But that's not all. WAYNE: Nope.
JONATHAN: You've also won everything in the Big Deal,
including the kitchen, the home gym,
and the trip to the Caribbean.
This Big Deal is worth
$20,486.
WAYNE: Which is more than your deal, which was almost $15,000.
Congratulations, Kimberly, give her a big round of applause.
We've got Quickie Deals right after this, y'all.
WAYNE: Welcome back to "Let's Make a Deal."
Time for some Quickie Deals, let's see... Anthony.
Hey, Anthony. - What, what's up?
WAYNE: How you doing?
Aw, who's your little friend?
- This is my son Arnie.
WAYNE: Hi, Arnie.
- Yeah, little baby. WAYNE: Well, I tell you what,
I'll give you $200 if you can tell me
who was chasing the 101 Dalmatians.
What was her name?
I'll give you $200.
- She's a gay icon, Cruella de Vil.
WAYNE: There you go, you've got $200.
And an amazing fashion sense.
Jonathan.
JONATHAN: I'm going to talk to you, stand up for me.
Stand up for me, sir, is it Janu?
- Janu, yeah! JONATHAN: Janu.
- Thank you for having me, Wayne!
WAYNE: Hey, Janu. - Love you guys. Cat!
JONATHAN: Janu, I know you surf,
but do you follow us on Twitter?
- Oh, absolutely. JONATHAN: @LetsMakeADeal.
So you know that for $500, if you brought
what we ask you for, that's what's going to happen, right?
So do you have a pair of dice for $500?
- Rafi, do we have a pair of dice?
I think we do.
WAYNE: I think he has it. - Here we are!
JONATHAN: You have more than a pair, $500.
(cheers and applause)
Shout ut to my son!
WAYNE: Folks, that's all the time that we have.
We hope that you enjoyed yourselves.
We certainly did.
From Cat, Tiffany, Jonathan, I'm Wayne,
we'll see y'all next time right here
on "Let's Make a Deal," bye-bye.
Bye, everybody.