- 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: Welcome to "Let's Make a Deal,"
I'm Wayne Brady. Thanks for tuning in.
We're going to play Movin' On Up.
Who wants to make a deal?
Let's go.
You, come on shea butter.
(cheers and applause)
Welcome to the show, Shea.
Shea, I like that. You are not Zonk butter.
- Better Not Zonk.
WAYNE: Better Not Zonk. Now what do you do?
- I work for the United States Air Force,
but for the past 20 years I've been serving our country
in different forms or another.
WAYNE: Thank you for your service.
Give Shea a big round of applause.
(cheers and applause)
Well, we're going to play a little game called Movin' On Up.
Hopefully you'll walk out of here with a lot of money.
Here's how.
We have five rows of numbers.
Right, you're going to start at the bottom row:
one, two, three, four, five, six.
Behind each number, guess what, there's cash.
All you have to do is you're going to roll the die,
you get the money behind the number.
Roll them up. - Sounds good.
WAYNE: Yes, sir.
So easy, Shea.
Okay, you rolled a two.
Tiffany.
There you go.
Now Shea, it's that easy, Shea, you've got $300 now.
Now you can either move on out with $300 or move on up.
If you decide to move on up you notice that it goes
one, two, three, four, five.
Each row becomes less.
But the dollar amounts, they grow.
If you were to roll in this next row, if you roll a six,
you leave with nothing, okay?
Let's say that you do get money in this row,
then you keep going all the way up to the top.
Then if you get to one or two, if you're able to roll that,
forget the money, you win this.
JONATHAN: It's a new Subaru Impreza!
(cheers and applause)
Let the good times roll in this Subaru Impreza featuring
keyless access with push-button start, dual USB ports,
power moonroof, all-weather floor liners,
and a rear-vision camera.
This deal is worth $28,854.
WAYNE: So Shea, that's how this is going to work.
You can move on up or move on out.
You get to the very end, hopefully you'll roll
one or two, boom, you've got yourself a car.
Let's do it.
So you're taking $300 and moving on out or moving on up?
- Got to move up, Wayne, got to move up.
WAYNE: Let's go.
For Movin' On Up, one, two, three, four, five.
There you go.
$300 plus...
$600, $900.
Shea, move on out with $900 or move on up to the next row?
- Got to move up, Wayne.
Got to move up. WAYNE: Here we go.
One, two, three, four.
I you roll a five or a six you leave with nothing.
- Got to roll.
WAYNE: Let's go.
- Three! WAYNE: There you go.
$900 plus...
Ooh... $1,250.
Look at you, man.
You're on a roll right now.
So I tell you what, Shea, you have $2,150.
You can leave right now, but if you decide to go
for the next row, you cannot roll a four, five, or a six.
- I came here with nothing.
I don't mind leaving with nothing.
Let's go, let's go!
Big money! Big Money!
WAYNE: Okay, Shea, Shea.
(cheers and applause)
$2,150 plus...
$2,000.
You now have $4,150.
Shea, this is ridiculous.
You are so close to that car.
I know the car is tempting.
Shea, Shea, $4,150.
If you do not roll a one or a two right now
you lose everything.
Do you move on up or move on out?
- I got to play the odds, I'm not going to get this car.
I got to go with the money.
Go with the money, go with the money, go with the money.
Thank you, Wayne!
WAYNE: Just for fun, yeah, just roll.
- No, no, no.
Yeah, five.
WAYNE: There you go, Shea, take the money and run.
Thank you for playing.
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, y'all.
I'm looking for three people, let's make a deal.
Let's see, three of you, you right there.
Yes. Yes.
You, the bridezilla.
And lastly, let's go with one of our At-Homies.
Sara, come on down, Sara.
(cheers and applause)
Welcome to the show, everybody.
Cary. - Yes, sir.
WAYNE: Cary, I love, love that top.
- Thank you.
WAYNE: Did you make that yourself?
- I embellished it myself.
This is a modern twist on a traditional
Chinese wedding ensemble for a man.
And I just, last night I said, "You know, I'm going to go on
"'Let's Make a Deal,' I think it needs
a little bit more glitter."
so all these beads, I was just stitching them last night,
because my motto is if it doesn't glitter, why bother?
WAYNE: Come on. - There you go! Hey!
WAYNE: I think that is something to live by.
That is something to live by.
- Thank you, thank you, yes.
WAYNE: And that's a good segue to bride, Kelsey.
Are you a bridezilla?
- I am, Wayne.
I just got engaged six weeks ago.
WAYNE: Congratulations.
- That's my fiancé, Austin.
WAYNE: Congratulations, Austin.
(cheers and applause)
So and lastly, this little ray of sunshine, Sara, hey Sara.
- Hi, Wayne, how are you?
WAYNE: Which city are you in right now?
- Right now I'm in Dallas, Texas.
WAYNE: All the way from Dallas.
Welcome. What do you do in Dallas?
- You know, I just started my own vintage home goods business
so I go to estate sales and I help people find treasures
for their house.
I also have a 15-month-old who's learning how to walk
and talk and he is the light of my life.
WAYNE: Aw...
Give her a big round of applause.
Well, welcome to the show, y'all.
I'm going to give you each $800 right now.
Boom, boom, boom. $800.
Cary, now Cary you can keep that $800
or Tiffany can give you the big box.
What say you?
(audience yelling suggestions)
- I'll take the big box.
WAYNE: Taking the big box. - Yes, I'll take the big box.
WAYNE: Tiffany, what's in the big box?
JONATHAN: It's a new scooter!
(cheers and applause)
Have a blast getting from A to Z on this
spectacular scooter featuring sleek chrome headlights,
a large under-seat storage compartment,
fold-out passenger foot pegs, and up to 85 miles per gallon.
This deal is worth $3,382.
- Thank you, Wayne!
WAYNE: Now Cary, all you have to do is put some glitter on it.
Some glitter, some rhinestones.
- Yes! Absolutely!
WAYNE: Cary, enjoy that, thank you for being here.
- Thank you, appreciate it, thank you.
WAYNE: Give him a big round of applause.
Get on out of here.
All right, so guess what?
Because Cary gave up his money,
I'll split that between the two of you.
So now you each have $1,200.
(cheers and applause)
So you have $1,200 now.
You can keep your $1,200 or you can take curtain number one.
What do you say?
(audience yelling suggestions)
WAYNE: Always keep in mind there could be a Zonk
lurking any time, any place.
- Fiancé says curtain one. We're going curtain one.
WAYNE: Okay, Tiffany, what's behind curtain number one?
- Come on, baby.
JONATHAN: It's a new game room!
WAYNE: Yes!
(cheers and applause)
JONATHAN: Score major points with this digital
pinball machine featuring 149 pinball games
and built-in stereo speakers for an exhilarating experience.
Plus, get your game and drink on with this deluxe foosball table
that doubles as a cooler.
This deal is worth $3,498.
WAYNE: All right, Kelsey, best of luck to you both.
- Thank you, Wayne, thank you.
WAYNE: Now Sara, now you can take the money
that Kelsey gave up so you now have $2,400.
- Okay, okay.
WAYNE: Keep the $2,400 or take curtain number two.
(audience yelling suggestions)
- Okay, curtain number two, just do it.
WAYNE: Wow.
You gave up the $2,400 for curtain number two.
Tiffany, what's behind curtain two?
JONATHAN: It's fast food race cars.
This deal is worth nothing.
WAYNE: Sara. - It happens.
WAYNE: Maybe we'll see you for our Zonk Redemption Show.
Give Sara a big round of applause.
- I would love that, thank you, Wayne.
WAYNE: More "Let's Make a Deal" right after this.
(cheers and applause)
TIFFANY (laughs): Watch out, Wayne Brady!
WAYNE: Welcome back to "Let's Make a Deal."
Today's Big Deal is worth over $21,000.
In first place, Shea, with $4,150.
Who wants to make a deal?
(cheers and applause)
Jeanette, come on, Miss Jeanette.
(cheers and applause)
Welcome to the show, Miss Jeanette.
Nice to meet you, ma'am.
- Hi, how are you?
I'm so in love with you.
WAYNE: Aw, well, thank you, Miss Jeanette.
So where are you from, and well, just tell me all about you.
- Well, I'm originally from Baltimore.
WAYNE: Okay.
- But I've been out here three years, and I love it out here.
I love the weather.
WAYNE: The weather is great, right?
- And you're a Gemini just like me.
WAYNE: Yes, I am, I'm June 2nd, what are you?
- June the 7th. WAYNE: June the 7th.
- Isn't that wonderful? WAYNE: Mm-hmm.
- I'm a nervous wreck.
WAYNE: Don't be a nervous wreck.
Just have fun. Be-- - I am.
WAYNE: Be calm, because I've got something for you.
- Okay.
WAYNE: Oh yeah. Oh yeah.
Wink wink. - Wink wink.
WAYNE: We're going to play a little game right now,
Miss Jeanette, this is called The Dealing Game,
hosted by Tiffany L. Coyne.
(game show music playing)
TIFFANY: Hi Jeanette. - Hi, Tiffany.
TIFFANY: I am about to introduce you to two men,
and both of these men have a prize they want to offer you.
Are you in need of a good prize in your life?
- Of course.
TIFFANY: Yes, we all are, right?
Okay, let's meet these two gentlemen.
(game show music playing)
Trader number one, go ahead and introduce yourself.
JONATHAN: Hello there, my name is Derileus Dealneleus.
And I am a unregistered nurse
and I'm representing curtain number one.
(cheers and applause)
TIFFANY: Thank you, Derileus.
And dealer number two.
WAYNE: Hello, my name is Dd'arquanian Lafarge.
(laughter)
I happen to be a full-time drag prince.
But my specialty is dressing as myself.
(laughter)
And I'm representing curtain number three.
That is Dd'arquarian with two Ds, a Q, and apostrophe...
JONATHAN: Mmm.
TIFFANY: Oh, all right, Jeanette, you need to get
to know a little bit about their prizes.
So we have two questions and I'm going to help Miss Jeanette.
She's nervous.
I'm going to help her out.
All right, if your prize attempted to sell me something,
using an elevator pitch, what would they say?
JONATHAN: The quick pitch would be, you know,
you've heard the French phrase, "ooh la la," not that,
this would be "hola, la."
WAYNE: Hola, la.
TIFFANY: All right, so not, ooh la la, hola la.
- Hola. Oh my God.
TIFFANY: Dd'aquarius.
WAYNE: My elevator pitch would be why go out
when we can stay in?
(cheers and applause) TIFFANY: Okay.
WAYNE: That's one D, two Qs, and an apostrophe.
- Oh my.
TIFFANY: All right, and second question.
If your prize were to create its very own holiday tradition,
what would it be?
JONATHAN: I believe my prize would seek to find any cloth,
felt, or other material objects on one's head and remove it
and place tuned the ground in front of them,
and with the sound of rhythm, move around that said piece
in a circle. - Oh my God!
WAYNE: Oh, I've heard of that. JONATHAN: Have you?
TIFFANY: Would you mind repeating that?
JONATHAN: I will not.
(laughter)
TIFFANY: Dd'aquarius?
WAYNE: Oh easy. A holiday tradition?
We would sit down and watch "It's A Wonderful Life."
Because at the end of the day, it truly is.
(laughing) Two Ds and a Q.
TIFFANY: All right, Miss Jeanette,
what did you get from their clues?
- Well, we're going to be on an elevator, probably stuck.
(laughter)
TIFFANY: So curtain number one, Dariel.
JONATHAN: Close enough.
TIFFANY: All right, thank you.
He said ooh la la would be his elevator pitch--
JONATHAN: No. WAYNE: No, that wasn't it.
TIFFANY: Hola la, I'm sorry.
JONATHAN: Hola la. TIFFANY: Hola la.
And then his holiday would be to dance around
with fabric on your head, in a circle.
JONATHAN: Remove any fabric from your head,
place it on the ground in front of you,
and with the sound of rhythm go around it in a circle.
TIFFANY: Thank you, I was just trying to get you to repeat it.
JONATHAN: Close enough.
TIFFANY: So what does that sound like to you?
- A trip somewhere that's fabulous, like Spain.
TIFFANY: All right, and then curtain three
is Dd'arquarius, his elevator pitch would be why go out
when we can stay in and then his holiday would be
to sit and watch "It's A Wonderful Life."
- A TV. A flat screen. A flat screen TV.
TIFFANY: All right, so which one do you want to go with?
(audience yelling suggestions)
- I love you so much.
WAYNE: I love you too, but don't choose it based on
your love for me.
- I know, honey, cuz you might...
I watch you all the time, honey.
(laughter)
Okay, let me go curtain three.
TIFFANY: Curtain three. Okay.
All right, let's see what you passed on behind curtain one.
- Oh my God.
WAYNE: You throw down the fabric off of your head.
It's a Mexican hat dance.
JONATHAN: It was a trip to Mexico.
- Darn!
JONATHAN: You could have experienced paradise
with a four-night all-inclusive getaway to the luxurious
Garza Blanca Resort and Spa Cancun in Mexico.
You would have started the morning
with a gourmet breakfast, taken a refreshing dip
in one of the five glistening pools,
and after a day of fun in the sun, you could have relaxed
in the world-class luxury spa before retreating
to your beachfront suite overlooking the blue seas.
Round-trip airfare was included in this deal worth $7,678.
WAYNE: Ay yi yi.
- Ay yi yi yi.
TIFFANY: Well, that looked great but you might have
something great behind curtain three.
WAYNE: I don't know, let's see.
TIFFANY: Jeanette, before we open that,
I could give you $1,000 instead if you're not sure.
(audience yelling suggestions)
(Jeanette groans)
- No, I'll take the money, I'm scared of Wayne Brady.
TIFFANY: All right.
WAYNE: If you knew how many times I've heard that
exact sentence said. JONATHAN: Yes.
WAYNE (laughing): I'm going to take the money,
I'm scared of Wayne Brady.
- You're good, you're good.
WAYNE: But I didn't do anything.
I just merely gave you the clues for this.
JONATHAN: It was a new home theater.
WAYNE: I was pretty specific.
JONATHAN: You could have created the ultimate movie-viewing
experience with this sleek 65-inch 4K smart TV
and elegant media console from rypen.com.
We were also including a premium Bluetooth speaker
along with this TruSens air purifier featuring
an exclusive air quality monitor and four layers of purification.
This deal was worth $6,616.
WAYNE: Give her a big round of applause.
More "Let's Make a Deal" right after this.
WAYNE: Here we go.
One person, one deal, who wants to make a deal?
Let's do it.
One of our At-Homies.
I think we should get Howard, come on, Howard.
Hello, Howard, how are you, sir?
- Hey, Wayne, how are you doing?
WAYNE: I'm doing well, I cannot complain, sir.
Where are you right now?
- I'm in the great city of Tampa, Florida.
WAYNE: Tampa, Florida.
Well, I appreciate you being here, Mr. Howard.
Here's your deal. I have two envelopes.
You see one envelope that says
"Cat Gray's Annual Ant Farm Fund"
and the other envelope says
"Jonathan's Pogo Stick Scholarship."
(laughter)
So I'll tell you, Howard, you can take the cash value
that goes along with each fund.
Which one do you think is the most?
The ant farm or the pogo stick?
- The ant farm, the ant farm.
WAYNE: He's saying ant farm.
Let's see how much the pogo stick fund.
Wow, I didn't know that pogo sticking was so lucrative.
$2,400. JONATHAN: Yup.
WAYNE: So you took the ant farm.
Now we hope that the ant farm is worth more than $2,400.
You can keep your money or take the small box.
What do you say?
(audience yelling suggestions)
- I'm going with Cat Gray.
WAYNE: Tiffany, what's in the box?
JONATHAN: It was a jelly bean purse.
WAYNE: ♪ You missed out on a Zonk ♪
(scatting)
Good job, Howard.
It's not $2,400.
But it is $1,800.
Good job, my friend.
- Thank you. WAYNE: Thank you, brother.
Who wants to make a deal?
(cheers and applause)
In the yellow, yes, sir.
(in accent): It is my brother.
(cheers and applause)
Hello Matthew.
- Thank you, Mr. Wayne.
WAYNE: Matthew, that is a beautiful, beautiful outfit.
- Thank you. Thank you.
WAYNE: So are you Nigerian?
- I'm Nigerian.
I represent Nigeria!
Whoo-hoo!
WAYNE: That is beautiful.
- Thank you, sir. WAYNE: Beautiful.
So Matthew, what do you do and where are you from?
Well, I know you are from Nigeria,
but I mean, like, here.
- Now I live in Riverside, California.
WAYNE: Wow, that is almost like,
just stepping out of one door and into the other.
- Exactly.
(laughter)
Yeah, and I am a logistic driver.
WAYNE: Ah...
The logistics of moving things--
- Product, to another. WAYNE: From one place
to the... I like that.
I like that. - Yeah,
WAYNE: I love your energy. (cheers and applause)
- Thank you, thank you.
And Wayne, my daughter and I,
we watch your show every day.
Especially the episode that you and your daughter did.
Man, my daughter was like, tearing up, like,
"Dad, you going to take me there."
I say, "One day."
WAYNE: As soon as she's 18. - She love you, yeah.
WAYNE: What's your daughter's name?
- Madison.
WAYNE: Hey, Madison, as soon as you turn 18,
you come and visit Uncle Wayne.
WAYNE: Thank you. - Yes!
WAYNE: Well, let's make a deal, my friend, all right?
You could win this.
Tiffany, what's behind curtain number two?
JONATHAN: It's a new Kia Soul.
- Whoo! (cheers and applause)
JONATHAN: Live it up in this sporty Kia Soul,
featuring an eight-inch touchscreen
with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay,
a rear-view camera, USB multimedia port,
and remote keyless entry.
This deal is worth $21,290.
- Whoo! (Wayne sighs)
WAYNE: Man...
We want you to win this car.
We're going to play a little game
called Three Of A Kind.
Here's how it works.
We have six cards on this board.
Each card is either a queen or a four.
It's an easy game, you pick three numbers.
We want you to match
three of a kind.
Three queens or three fours.
If you do that, you win the car.
Good luck. - Woo-hoo!
WAYNE: Pick your first number.
(audience yelling suggestions)
- Two.
WAYNE: Matthew says two for the first number.
All right.
Next number.
(audience yelling suggestions)
- Six. WAYNE: Six.
Two, six.
One more.
(audience yelling suggestions)
- Three, Wayne.
WAYNE: Two, six, three.
Okay, two, six, three.
I'm hoping that these three numbers
will get you a car.
Let's take a look at six first.
(bell dings) A four.
Let's take a look at number three.
Is it that easy? (bell dings)
Is it that easy? (cheers and applause)
Matthew...
That two could be a queen.
In which case you leave with nothing.
So let me offer you a sure thing.
Tiffany, what's in the big box?
JONATHAN: It's a new office.
- Woo-hoo! (cheers and applause)
JONATHAN: Create a modern workspace
with a 24-inch iMac with Magic Mouse and Keyboard,
along with a 13-inch iPad Pro
with front and back cameras.
Plus, this quick-assembly furniture from Hoek Home
features a sleek desk with monitor shelf
and a complementing bench and side table.
This deal is worth $4,052.
WAYNE: So Matthew, you can have that right now,
just walk away from the game.
I'll give that to you right now.
Because if that two
is not a four,
you leave with nothing.
And I know that everyone wants you
to leave with something.
But then again,
that could be the four.
(audience yelling suggestions)
- Thank you, Wayne, for the opportunity I got at the show.
I love this.
And I'm going to go with what I have right now.
WAYNE: So you're going to take that as the sure thing.
You know what,
I'm glad you did
because look at this.
- Woo-hoo! (cheers and applause)
WAYNE: Congratulations, Matthew. - Thank you!
WAYNE: Thank you for playing, sir.
More "Let's Make a Deal" right after this.
WAYNE: Welcome back. This is almost
the end of the show.
We have a Big Deal worth over $21,000.
So far, Shea is in first place
with $4,150 in cash.
And now I need two people.
We're going to play a little game called
Don't Blame Me.
You, the web.
And...
Up there with the cowgirl hat.
Come on down.
- (screaming excitedly)
WAYNE: Hello.
(both screaming excitedly)
WAYNE: What's your name?
- I'm Sonia.
WAYNE: Sonia. - I'm from Minnesota.
WAYNE: Hey Sonia from Minnesota.
And so, what do you do?
- I'm a cybersecurity professional
and a professor, college professor.
WAYNE: A-- a professor of?
- Business and cybersecurity and I.T. and all of that.
I'm "in a net security."
WAYNE: I like it. (laughter)
I like it.
And Akeena, nice to meet you.
- Yes, nice to meet you. WAYNE: Miss Akeena.
WAYNE: Now what do you do?
- I work in finance for the fashion industry,
but I have my own clothing line.
I am cancer survivor,
so I make-- (cheers and applause)
Yes, thank you--
(cheers and applause)
So I made my own clothing
for cancer patients who have ports.
So it will be easily accessible
for them to get their medication.
(cheers and applause)
WAYNE: It seems like such a common sense thing to do
but I'm assuming-- - It's not there.
WAYNE: Right. Well, you know what?
What's is the name of your clothing line?
- It's Called STAAC Global,
it comes out at the end of the year.
"Stand Tall Against Cancer."
WAYNE: Come on.
That's amazing. - Thank you.
(cheers and applause)
WAYNE: Thank you for doing that,
and congratulations on being a survivor.
Thank you both for being here.
- Yes! WAYNE: So, here's your deal.
Each of you will get this-- Mr. Mangum.
A shopping spree!
(cheers and applause)
JONATHAN: Refresh your wardrobe
with a gift card to Nieman Marcus.
So far this deal is worth $2,000.
- Yeah! (cheers and applause)
WAYNE: So, so far.
So far being the operative word. - Uh-oh.
WAYNE: So far, it's worth $2,000.
That means there's more.
Could be good, could be bad.
So in this deal, you will not be making decisions for yourself.
You're actually going to be making decisions for each other.
- Ooh... WAYNE: So, right, yeah, right?
So Sonia, you have to tell me,
will Akeena keep her shopping spree
that's worth $2,000 so far,
or will she take curtain number one?
- (groans)
I anticipate her energy
and I think she wants curtain one.
- All right.
(laughter)
Maybe not. WAYNE: Man, I just saw--
- I'm just-- WAYNE: That's amazing.
Your whole social skill of acceptance
just snapped to, like--
"Can't change it, all right."
(laughter)
Okay, Tiffany, what's behind curtain one?
JONATHAN: It's a new washer and dryer.
- All right! (cheers and applause)
Thank you!
WAYNE: The laundry room you didn't know you needed.
JONATHAN: Make doing laundry a breeze
with this front-load stackable washer,
featuring an automatic intelligent dispenser
that holds up to 32 loads of detergent...
(laughs): ...and this heavy-duty dryer
with a power stream function
to refresh and dewrinkle your clothes.
Plus, you'll keep your washables tidy and organized
with a set of open-top woven baskets.
This deal is worth $2,897.
WAYNE: Congratulations. (cheers and applause)
You know what...
Akeena? - Yes.
WAYNE: You have to now tell me,
does Sonia want to keep her shopping spree?
- Okay.
WAYNE: Worth $2,000 so far,
or are you anticipating her energy
to want the small box or not?
- She looks a little on edge...
(laughter)
On edge so...
I'm guessing-- - Security.
- She wants this... (laughs)
The shopping spree, that's, that's what I'm--
(applause) WAYNE: Wow, that's very...
Let's see, what's in the box? Tiffany Coyne.
JONATHAN: It was a pearl necklace.
- Beautiful. (cheers and applause)
JONATHAN: This elegant pearl necklace
from Diamonds by Angie
features multiple strands
of pink and white freshwater pearls
and a clasp decorated with three carats
of pavé round-cut diamonds.
This deal is worth $4,000.
- (groans) (cheers and applause)
WAYNE: You missed out on some pearls.
Worth over four grand.
But, that shopping spree
so far, is worth $2,000.
So now this is an individual decision.
Sonia, Akeena, you keep what you have
or Jonathan has...
this envelope.
Sonia, would you like to keep
your shopping spree
or give it up for this envelope?
(audience yelling suggestions)
- I'm going to keep the shopping spree.
WAYNE: Okay. (cheers and applause)
Miss Akeena?
- Yeah.
WAYNE: Keep what you have,
which is the laundry room--
- Right. WAYNE: Or take the envelope.
(audience yelling suggestions)
- You know what, I'm going to go with the envelope.
(cheers and applause)
Oh...
WAYNE: Uh...
(scoffs) Man.
JONATHAN: It's a Zonk coupon worth nothing.
WAYNE: Akeena.
- It's okay, it's okay.
It's okay. WAYNE: Akeena, you got Zonked,
but I tell you what.
At least here on national TV, you got to tell everybody
about your new clothing line. - Right, right.
WAYNE: Best of luck with that. - Thank you so much.
WAYNE: Give her a big round of applause.
Come on, Sonia. (cheers and applause)
So, what else can beat
a $2,000 shopping spree?
Mr. Mangum. - (gasps)
JONATHAN: How about...
WAYNE: A trip to New York City!
- (screaming excitedly) (cheers and applause)
Yes!
JONATHAN: Pack your bags for a four-night energizing stay
at the spectacular Hyatt Place New York/Chelsea.
You'll explore some of the area's
most popular attractions,
including the iconic Madison Square Garden,
renowned Central Park
and eclectic Chelsea Market.
Plus, you'll enjoy easy access
to famous landmarks and local eateries
that make New York City one of a kind.
Breakfast and round-trip airfare are included.
With the shopping spree, this deal is worth $8,680.
WAYNE: Enjoy, Sonia-- give her a round of applause.
More "Let's Make a Deal" right after this.
Y'all stay tuned.
- Thank you, Wayne! WAYNE: Thank you, Sonia.
WAYNE: Welcome back to "Let's Make a Deal."
This is our last deal before the Big Deal of the Day,
so I'm looking for a couple.
Who wants to make a deal?
You two, come on over here.
- Whoo!
Yes!
WAYNE: Elliott and Beau.
Hey, y'all. - Yes!
WAYNE: So I'll just get it out the way.
Elliott, when I saw you,
I think that your drag is awesome
and you're an amazing dancer.
- Thank you, thank you. WAYNE: Like yeah...
Yeah, like ridiculous dancer. - Thank you.
WAYNE: And Beau, nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you.
WAYNE: Now how long have the two of you been a couple?
- About four years. - Four years.
WAYNE: Where did you meet?
- We met in Las Vegas.
He used to manage a show
and so I, kind of, worked for him.
So he was, kind of, my boss.
- I was the boss.
I am the boss! (laughter)
WAYNE: Hey, what y'all do is what y'all do.
- Okay! - She's the boss.
- Okay, I'm in charge.
WAYNE: So you are going to close our show out, right?
- Fabulous. WAYNE: So it's the last deal
before the Big Deal. - Amazing.
WAYNE: So I will give you $1,000 right now--
Boom, you get $1,000. - Yes!
- Thank you! - (laughs)
WAYNE: Now you're going to make a little more money
by playing a little sculpting game,
So, who's the artiste?
- I guess... me? WAYNE: Okay.
All right, so, I'm going to show you a word,
and then you're going to have
approximately 15 seconds--
- (gasps) WAYNE: To sculpt it.
- Oh God. WAYNE: Then Beau,
using one guess,
just one, you have to guess what the thing is.
And if you're right,
you get another $1,000. - Oh my God.
WAYNE: So Beau, I need you to stand over there
and you're going to look at Chris,
so that you can't see me.
All right, Elliott.
Okay, you're going to sculpt this.
All right-- so grab all the clay you need.
Ready,
set,
go.
♪ ♪
(buzzer)
All right, hands off.
Okay.
Beau, turn around.
- (whispers) Oh my God.
WAYNE: Now don't guess yet,
just step on up,
take a good look at what this is.
Think about the things
that this could be. - (snorts)
WAYNE (chuckles): And then when you're ready,
you're going to tell me what that is.
- It's-- it's a bird. - (gasps)
WAYNE: Wow. - Airplane!
It's an airplane!
I didn't said bird, I said--
(laughter)
A bird is an airplane.
It's like-- it's two things in one.
WAYNE: Mm-hmm. - Because an airplane
could be a bird, a bird could be an airplane.
WAYNE: Mmm. - I got it wrong, didn't I?
WAYNE: Man. (laughter)
I would love to know what school you went to.
- (laughs)
WAYNE: Well, you were right the second time,
wrong the first. (buzzer, audience groans)
It is an airplane.
It's not a bird.
But you said bird first.
So, you missed out on the grand.
But you still have $1,000.
- Oh, yay! (cheers and applause)
WAYNE: So...
Do you take your $1,000 and stop?
Do you spend half of it
on curtain number three?
Half.
Or do you spend all of it
on the small box?
You guys think about it.
So keep the money,
half on the curtain,
all on the box.
(audience yelling suggestions)
- Do you want to do half
because then we at least get something?
- I think we should go for the box.
- You want to go all in?
- I-- I do.
WAYNE: Hunh?
- Is that all right with you?
- I guess we're going to go all in.
- Wait, do we get the clay, too?
WAYNE: Huh? - Can we keep the clay?
I like clay.
(laughter)
I can make stuff.
WAYNE: So you would keep the clay
if you walked away?
- No, no, no, we're going for the box.
WAYNE: Okay, just making sure. - He can have the clay...
WAYNE: So you're are all in then,
so the $1,000 is gone.
- Yeah, let's do it.
WAYNE: Here's what you would have had if you spent
half your money-- Tiffany.
JONATHAN: It was surfing lessons with Zorilla.
This deal is worth nothing.
- Oh my God. WAYNE: Congratulations.
What's in the box?
- Oh my God!
(screaming excitedly) WAYNE: You're going to Hawaii!
(cheers and applause)
On an airplane, not a bird.
Check it out.
JONATHAN: Pack your bags for a three-night tropical getaway
to the Queen Kapi'olani Hotel,
just steps away from Waikiki Beach.
You'll hang ten in the azure blue ocean,
shop till you drop at unique boutiques,
satisfy your taste buds at local eateries,
and admire the sunset with a cool cocktail.
Round-trip airfare is included in this deal worth $8,254.
- Yes! WAYNE: Congratulations, guys.
You're going to the Kapi'olani.
Go ahead and take a ball to your--
- Take one ball. - Okay!
WAYNE: Take one ball of clay, get on out of here.
- Thank you. WAYNE: Thank you, Elliot.
WAYNE: Thanks, Beau. - Thank you so much!
WAYNE: It's time for the Big Deal of the Day, y'all.
(cheers and applause, Wayne chuckles)
$21,615.
That's what the Big Deal is worth.
Sonia, shopping spree,
trip to New York City, $8,680.
Sonia, are you going for the Big Deal
or going to New York?
- Firstly, I want to say thank you so much.
I am so blessed to be here
and I want to give a shout-out to my husband.
And we call ourselves "Team S,"
his name is Scott.
And he loves New York City,
so I'm going to keep it and take him there.
WAYNE: There you go. - So thank you so much.
WAYNE: Elliott and Beau?
- We're going for the Big Deal! (cheers and applause)
WAYNE: You heard it.
And I didn't even have to ask.
- Oh my God.
WAYNE: Oh yeah, you've got to give us our clay back.
- What was that? (laughter)
WAYNE: More "Let's Make a Deal" right after this.
WAYNE: Everybody, welcome back,
I'm here with Elliott. and Beau.
They gave up a trip to Hawaii.
Hopefully, you'll be leaving with the Big Deal of the Day,
worth $21,615. (cheers and applause)
It could be
door one,
door two,
or door three.
Is there a lucky number?
One, two, or three?
- What are you thinking, what are you thinking?
We have three dogs. - We do.
- We have our three children at home,
our three four-legged children.
- But then like, you're the only one for me.
- (sighs, retches)
Oh...
(laughter)
I think we're going to go with three.
WAYNE: Three? - Yes.
WAYNE: Door number three. - Three!
WAYNE: Good luck, y'all.
- Thank you. WAYNE: Tiffany,
let's see door number two. - Oh my God.
JONATHAN: It was an outdoor kitchen.
- Oh my God! (cheers and applause)
Wow.
JONATHAN: This Power BBQ outdoor kitchen from Bull
features a stunning porcelain tile countertop,
stainless steel refrigerator,
and a superior four-burner grill.
This deal was worth $11,638.
WAYNE: Wow, okay. (cheers and applause)
So-- - That's a lot of meat.
- Right. WAYNE: Here we go.
It's door one or door three.
We're going to take a look
at door number one right now.
Tiffany, what's behind door number one?
- We got this, we got this.
JONATHAN: It's the "Let's Make a Deal" vault.
WAYNE: If this is the Big Deal,
there's $21,615 inside.
Tiffany. - It's not it, it's not it.
It's not it, it's not it, it's not it...
WAYNE: It's the Big Deal of the Day.
- That's okay!
That's okay, that's okay.
WAYNE: So you didn't get the Big Deal.
But, let's see what's behind door three.
Your trip to Hawaii was worth $8,254.
What is behind door number three? Tiffany.
JONATHAN: It's a new home gym.
- Oh! WAYNE: Congratulations.
State-of-the-art workout equipment.
JONATHAN: Get in the best shape of your life
with elite equipment by Bowflex,
including the C6 bike
that comes equipped with three-pound dumbbells,
a media device holder,
and Bluetooth-enabled heart rate monitor.
Plus, the Max Trainer M9
features a ten-inch immersive console,
HD touchscreen, and 20 resistance levels.
This deal is worth $3,296.
WAYNE: Congratulations. (cheers and applause)
Thank you both so much for playing.
Give them a big round of applause.
(cheers and applause)
WAYNE: We've got Quickie Deals right after this.
Who wants a little cash?
WAYNE: Welcome back, time for some Quickie Deals.
Who wants to make a deal? Alec!
Alec, right up there, Alec,
Alec, how are you, sir?
- Great-- how are you, Wayne?
WAYNE: I'm great, Alec. So, you're a musician?
- Music teacher and musician.
WAYNE: If you can show me a record,
a piece of vinyl,
I would love a piece of vinyl.
If you have a piece of vinyl
or even a CD,
I'll give you $400.
- I don't have any of those, they're back...
WAYNE: You don't?
Aww, I wish you did.
Thank you, Alec.
Tiffany.
TIFFANY: All right, I'm going to to Rebecca.
Hi, Rebecca. - Hi.
TIFFANY: Hi, stand up for me please.
- Thank you.
TIFFANY: I hope I can give you some cash
and that would be $500. - I like that.
TIFFANY: So if you follow us on Twitter,
we tweeted to bring a coaster.
Did you happen to bring a coaster?
(applause)
Follow us, @LetsMakeADeal.
- Let me see...
WAYNE: You've got a coaster. (cheers and applause)
TIFFANY: Nice, thank you, Rebecca.
WAYNE (laughs): Congratulations.
That's it.
All of our time is gone, folks.
(laughs) From Cat Gray, Tiffany Coyne,
Jonathan Mangum, I'm Wayne Brady.
We'll see y'all next time
right here on "Let's Make a Deal."
Bye, y'all.