WAYNE: We are giving things away, hallelujah!
JONATHAN: Money! $10,000 in cash!
- I'm taking the curtain!
JONATHAN: It's a new Mazda CX-3!
It's a trip to Puerto Rico!
WAYNE: ♪ Gonna shake that booty like a box of detergent ♪
You came for the game, but we gave you a show.
TIFFANY: It's good, it's good stuff.
WAYNE: Today's your lucky day.
JONATHAN: $21,000 in cash!
- This is the best game show in the whole world!
WAYNE: ♪ Let's make a deal ♪
JONATHAN: It's time for "Let's Make a Deal."
Now here's TV's Big Dealer, Wayne Brady!
WAYNE: Hey, America, welcome to "Let's Make a Deal."
I'm Wayne Brady, thanks for tuning in.
Who wants to make a deal? Let's go.
You do, come on, Mary.
Everyone else, have a seat, have a seat.
Welcome to the show.
Let's get this thing started.
Hello. - Oh my God.
WAYNE: Now it says "Miss Anderson."
And you're dressed in such joyful colors,
are you like an art teacher, or a preschool teacher, or...?
- Exactly, Wayne. I'm a high school art teacher.
I teach art in Pasadena, California.
WAYNE: Give her a big round of applause.
- I actually wrote you a poem.
WAYNE: Get out of here. Let's hear it.
Do you need some poetry music or are you good?
Because Cat can give you a little...
- Oh, that would be great, sure.
WAYNE: A little beat music?
(playing beat music)
- "When I merge on the freeway, please don't honk.
"I'm driving to 'Let's Make a Deal.'
"Please no Zonks.
"I want to win big, just give me a chance.
"If I win big money, you know I'll dance.
"I'm singing for my supper, let's get this meal.
So come on Wayne, let's make a deal!"
(cheers and applause)
WAYNE: All right, Mary.
Well, let's just get to it.
We're going to play a little game called Movin' On Up.
(cheers and applause)
Now this game could net you a lot of money.
Here's how it works.
We're going to start on the bottom row.
You see six numbers.
There's cash behind each of those numbers.
You will roll the die, and then you will get the money
behind whatever number you roll.
So, roll for me, Mary.
(cheers and applause)
A five.
$300.
(cheers and applause)
Now you can take your money and move on out
or you can move on up to the next row.
If you move on up to the next row,
there's only five numbers.
If you roll again and you roll a six,
you are done, and you lose everything.
As you go up,
the dollar amounts, they grow exponentially.
If you make it to the top, there's a one and a two.
If you're able to nail one of those,
forget the money, you win this.
JONATHAN: It's a new Kia Forte!
- Oh my God!
WAYNE: Yes, ma'am.
JONATHAN: Cruise around town in this sporty Kia Forte, featuring
an eight-inch touchscreen display, rear-view monitor
with dynamic parking guidance, heated side view mirrors,
plus Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
This deal is worth $21,380.
WAYNE: And that car can be yours.
But first we have to get there.
So I have to ask the question: move on out with your money
or move on up to the next row?
(audience yelling suggestions)
- I think I got to move on up.
WAYNE: Okay.
No six.
- No six.
No six.
No!
WAYNE: I tell you what, we're going to give you
a consolation roll.
Roll again and we'll give you $50 times whatever you roll.
- Thank you so much. WAYNE: Okay.
And you're a teacher so I hope you roll a six
so you can take home $300.
- Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you.
WAYNE: Let's go.
(cheers and applause)
All right, not bad, $250.
Give her a big round of applause.
Mary, thank you for playing with us.
More "Let's Make a Deal" right after this.
Thank you, Miss Mary.
WAYNE: Welcome back to "Let's Make a Deal."
Two people, let's go.
Lumberjack.
Lumberjack lobster... person in heels.
(laughing): That's amazing.
And... Stacie.
(cheers and applause)
Hello, Curtis.
Now Curtis, I have to say, in all the years,
in the 14 seasons that we've been doing this show,
no one has dressed up as a lumberjack lobster fisherman
with high heels on.
And pearls to match.
- It's a long story, Wayne.
WAYNE: So, please, share.
- So, basically my name is Curtis, I'm from Maine.
My first job was being on the lobster boat.
And I also like to lumberjack a little bit in the spare time.
So yeah. (cheers and applause)
I'm so happy to be here. WAYNE: Who doesn't?
Right, like you just like, it's Wednesday,
I'm going to chop down a tree.
Well, I love this.
And nice to meet you, Curtis. - Thank you.
WAYNE: Stacie. - Hi.
WAYNE: In all the years that we've doing this,
you are the first draw four that we've had.
- Yes, the wildcard!
Yeah!
WAYNE: Yeah, this, this has ended many a friendship.
- Yes. WAYNE: Many a friendship.
So what do you do?
- I'm an executive assistant, but that's my day job.
Night job I DJ, I trivia host.
So, you know, I love games.
But this is the best game of them all!
WAYNE: This is the best game, tell 'em, Stacie, tell 'em.
Now here's how this game goes.
This is called Power Play.
You see those two bronze envelopes.
Curtis, I picked you first.
You get first pick at the bronze envelope.
Whoever opens their envelope and they take out power play,
they will be making the first deal.
The other person will have cash.
Curtis, please pick first.
- Let's do this one.
WAYNE: Take it, take it, that's yours.
- Okay.
WAYNE: Stacie, the other one is yours.
Let's open them up.
One...
- Whoo!
WAYNE: Power play.
Curtis has $900.
That's a good catch.
So, Stacie, this is your deal.
We have a small box right here.
You can take this small box.
That could be great or it could be a Zonk.
You can take this, or I'll tell you what you can take,
it's called Power Play
because you can take Curtis's $900.
But don't feel bad about it
because Curtis isn't going anywhere.
He's still going to make a deal.
But you can take the money from him.
So the cash or the box?
(audience yelling suggestions)
- I'm gonna take the box.
WAYNE: What's in the box?
Oh!
JONATHAN: It's a licorice wig.
- That's okay.
JONATHAN: This deal is worth nothing.
- I like licorice.
WAYNE: But not that much.
- Not that much, it's okay.
WAYNE: Stacie, I have to bid you adieu.
- Thank you.
WAYNE: Give her a big round of applause.
(cheers and applause)
Thank you. - I'll keep the card.
WAYNE: You can keep the card.
Until we take it back from you on commercial break
because those things don't grow on trees.
Curtis, you sit tight.
Who wants to make a deal?
(cheers and applause)
You do, with the wings.
(Wayne laughing)
Oh hey Trevor. - Hey.
WAYNE: Trevor, between you and Curtis,
these outfits are the best.
And you are a goth butterfly angel.
- Yes. (laughs)
Whatever you want to call it.
WAYNE: So what do you do?
- I'm a hairdresser, I'm a color specialist,
I specialize in color like this.
Been doing it for ten years.
WAYNE: And where are you from?
- Kentucky. WAYNE: Well, welcome. Welcome.
- Yes, so happy to be here.
WAYNE: And now you're on "Let's Make a Deal."
- I am!
WAYNE: So this Power Play, two silver envelopes.
You each choose an envelope.
Power play, you will go first.
Trevor, you pick, please.
- Oh lord, okay.
(cheers and applause)
WAYNE: Curtis, that's yours.
Let's open the envelopes.
Someone has cash, someone has Power Play.
How much money, Curtis?
$1,200.
You now have $2,100.
(cheers and applause)
Okay, so Curtis, you sit tight with that money.
Trevor, it's time to make a deal.
Are you ready? - Oh, I think. Maybe, maybe.
WAYNE: Okay, so you know how this works.
If you want $2,100, you can take Curtis's money.
(laughter) And feel no guilt whatsoever.
Or you can take the big box.
(audience yelling suggestions)
The question is do you want that box
or do you want that cash?
(audience yelling suggestions)
- We're going to go box, big box, big box.
WAYNE: All right, Tiffany, what's in the big box?
The last box was a Zonk.
JONATHAN: It's a suite of Apple products!
WAYNE: Congratulations, Trevor.
- I will take that.
JONATHAN: Experience the latest in tech with new electronics
from Apple, featuring an innovative 24-inch iMac
and 11-inch iPad Air, a 13-inch iPad Pro,
and a pair of state-of-the-art iPhones.
This deal is worth $5,405.
WAYNE: Trevor, congratulations.
- Thank you.
WAYNE: Take a seat, thank you for joining us.
Come on over here, Curtis.
- Oh my God.
WAYNE: Wait, Curtis, you have--
are those lobsters in your heels?
- Those are, that's Nemo, "Finding Nemo," with the fish.
WAYNE: Oh, it's fish, - It's fish.
WAYNE: That's like in that movie,
is it "I'm Gonna Git You Sucka"?
- Indeed, it is. Indeed, it is, Wayne.
WAYNE: Hilarious. - Thank you.
WAYNE: All right, so, you have $2,100.
- Okay.
WAYNE: You can keep that money.
Plus... this money.
So we have that money plus this money.
So $2,100 plus mystery cash.
Or you can take Tiffany Coyne's curtain number two.
(audience yelling suggestions)
- Three strikes. I'll go for the envelope, Wayne.
WAYNE: So you're going for the envelope.
- Yes.
WAYNE: Tiffany, what did he pass on?
JONATHAN: It was a pair of surfboards.
- Love surfboards.
Man, I love surfboards.
JONATHAN: You could have ridden the waves on these handcrafted
premium ten-foot-long surfboards.
Plus, we were adding a set of coolers from recteq grills
that would have kept your beverages icy-cold.
But that's not all.
WAYNE: What?
JONATHAN: You could have also won a trip to Mexico!
WAYNE: Ay, Dios mio! - Oh my God!
JONATHAN: You would have experienced paradise
with a four-night all-inclusive getaway to the luxurious
Garza Blanca Resort and Spa Cancun in Mexico.
You could have started the morning
with a gourmet breakfast and taken a refreshing dip
in one of the five glistening pools.
Plus, after a day of fun in the sun,
you would have relaxed in the world-class luxury spa
and then retreated to your beachfront suite
overlooking the beautiful blue seas.
Round-trip airfare was included.
With the surfboards, this deal was worth $11,211.
WAYNE: All right, so you're not going to Mexico,
but this is cash.
So let's see how much.
You have $2,100 plus...
$200.
So $2,300.
- Yes, that's great!
WAYNE: When was the last time someone made $2,300
dressed like this?
- Nobody, nowhere.
WAYNE: That's a win. - That's a win.
WAYNE: Thank you so much, Curtis.
Give him a big round of applause.
More "Let's Make a Deal" right after this.
WAYNE: Welcome back.
Today's Big Deal is worth over $21,000.
In first place, Trevor, with the Apple products.
We love those Apple products.
Who wants to make a deal?
(cheers and applause)
Penguin, bring your happy feet on over here.
(cheers and applause)
(Wayne chuckling)
Hello, Mickey.
- I love you so much.
WAYNE: Aw, Mickey, nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you too.
WAYNE: So tell me something about you, Mickey.
- Well, I'm a stay home mom of three.
WAYNE: Okay.
- And I was a stylist for "In Living Color."
WAYNE: What?!
- And I dressed J.Lo and Carrie Ann.
WAYNE: Carrie Ann, that's my girl.
So you dressed all of the fly girls.
- I did, for three years. WAYNE: Wow.
Well, it is nice to meet you, Mickey.
- Yes, yes, thank you for having me, thank you.
WAYNE: Now I've got a deal for you, okay.
- Okay.
WAYNE: Curtain number three is yours.
That's all I can tell you.
- Okay. Okay. WAYNE: So...
JONATHAN: Hey, good looking WAYNE: Oh, hey, man.
JONATHAN: You like subpoenas? WAYNE: Please.
JONATHAN: You've been subpoenaed.
WAYNE: What? No!
It means that I guess if I've been subpoenaed
I've got to give you information
about what's behind curtain three...
- Oh yes! WAYNE: ...in Tiffany's court.
(dramatic music playing)
TIFFANY: Court is now in session.
Mickey, we have brought four witnesses in today
that might know what is behind curtain number three.
You are going to get to call two of them to the stand
and then Jonathan will cross examine them.
Okay? - Okay.
TIFFANY: These are your four witnesses
you get to choose from.
We have Big Rig Willie, Pizza Chef Paolo,
Estie The Engineer and Poetry Peter.
- Okay.
TIFFANY: Who is the first witness you would like
to call to the stand?
- I'm going to pick the engineer, Estie The Engineer.
TIFFANY: Estie The Engineer? - Yes. Yes.
TIFFANY: Please join us on the stand, Estie.
- Oh God.
JONATHAN: Do you promise to tell the truths?
WAYNE: Absolutely. JONATHAN: All right.
May I proceed? TIFFANY: Yes, you may.
JONATHAN: All right, you are Estie The Engineer.
WAYNE: I am.
JONATHAN: And engineering has something to do with the prize,
does it not, Estie?
WAYNE: Fine, yes! - Oh my God.
WAYNE (stammering): I was-- responsible for making sure that
everything was put together and that the heating elements
would work as promised.
It's not my fault that not everything
was able to be heated evenly at the same time.
I wasn't the one that made the nobs and the buttons.
(faux sobbing): Oh my God.
It's my fault. JONATHAN: Sustained.
Sustained.
(cheers and applause)
TIFFANY: I think that's what I'm supposed to say.
JONATHAN: Oh. TIFFANY: Sustained.
Good-bye, we've had enough, thank you.
All right, Mickey.
Mickey, let's call one more witness to the stand.
Who would you like to call?
- Uh... I'm going to do the Pizza Chef Paolo.
TIFFANY: Okay, Pizza Chef Paolo.
Paolo, please come join us at the stand.
(in accent): Oh, you brought us some pizza.
WAYNE: I don't believe in using the voice of the pizza chef,
my family, we--
TIFFANY (in accent): I don't really care!
(laughter) It's my court!
JONATHAN: Have a seat.
Please put your right hand on your pepperoni.
(laughter)
Do you promise to tell the truth?
All right.
(laughter)
TIFFANY: Proceed.
JONATHAN: Permission to treat the witness as hostile.
TIFFANY: Please do.
(laughter)
JONATHAN: Where were you when this all was made?!
WAYNE: I was putting this inside, okay?
I was putting it inside because that is what I was born to do.
- Okay.
WAYNE: I'm a fifth generation pizza chef,
and this is all I know, man.
I get up, I knead the dough, I put it inside,
I close the door and I just, just look at it.
(faux sobbing): Is that so wrong?
JONATHAN: You knead the dough or the dough kneads you?
WAYNE: Both!
TIFFANY: I've heard enough. I'm starving.
(cheers and applause)
Thank you.
WAYNE: Would your honor like a bite of my pepperoni?
TIFFANY: Yes, please.
Thank you, thanks.
WAYNE: Mission accomplished.
(cheers and applause)
TIFFANY: That resumes Tiffany's court, thank you for coming,
I can have my pizza now.
WAYNE: All right, so Mickey.
- Oh my gosh, okay.
WAYNE: So the clues.
Estie talked about the heating elements
and everything heating evenly. - Yeah.
WAYNE: And Pizza Chef Paolo, he talked about putting it
inside and closing the door.
What does that sound like to you?
- Like a pizza oven. Yeah.
WAYNE: Could be.
So you can stick with curtain three or take this tiny box.
- Oh my God, oh my God, what?
What should I do?
(audience yelling suggestions)
The box?
(audience yelling suggestions)
Okay, the box, the box, the box!
Woo-hoo!
WAYNE: Let's open curtain three, open, curtain.
- Oh my God...
JONATHAN: It was a new kitchen!
- Oh...
Ooh...
JONATHAN: These deluxe stainless-steel appliances
feature a four-door refrigerator with an advanced
freshness system, premium industrial-style gas range
with convection oven, a 24-inch built-in dishwasher
with quiet operation, as well.
Plus, from Cuisinart, we were adding a cookware set
and collection of superior small appliances.
This deal was worth $9,097.
WAYNE: Ooh, okay, what's in the tiny box?
- Oh wow. Oh wow.
Finger puppets.
Mickey...
Give Mickey a big round of applause.
Thank you for playing with us, Mickey.
- Thank you so much.
WAYNE: Thanks for being here. - Thank you.
WAYNE: All right, 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, everybody.
Who wants to make a deal?
I'm going to go with... I'm going to go with
one of our At-Homies.
Let's see, who should I go with at home?
Let's go with Michael up top.
Michael up top.
Hello, Michael.
Dr. Michael. Hello, sir.
- Hello, Wayne.
WAYNE: Where are you right now? Which city?
- I'm in Columbia, Tennessee, about 45 minutes
south of Nashville, Tennessee.
WAYNE: Okay.
Well, I got a little deal for you.
This is called Jack-in-the-Box.
There's a jack-in-the-box right here.
It's either good or bad.
So you decide to stick with the jack-in-the-box
or Tiffany has a giant envelope.
So the jack-in-the-box or the giant envelope?
(audience yelling suggestions)
- Let's go with the... envelope.
WAYNE: Mr. Mangum?
("Pop Goes the Weasel" playing)
You passed on a trip to Toronto.
(cheers and applause)
JONATHAN: You could have spent a five-night adventure
in Toronto.
You would have toured popular attractions and landmarks
of Canada's largest city.
Plus, you could have spent a day at the world-famous
Niagara Falls, where you would have hopped aboard a boat cruise
and enjoyed a scrumptious meal
that provided prime views of this majestic wonder.
Round-trip airfare was included in this deal worth $6,059.
WAYNE: Michael, you missed out on Toronto.
Tiffany, what's in the envelope?
(Tiffany groans) Mangum P.I.
TIFFANY: Dang it.
WAYNE: I'm sorry you got Zonked, Michael.
Let's hear it for Michael, everybody.
Thank you so much, sir.
Thank you for being here.
Now I need two people.
Who wants to make a deal?
(cheers and applause)
On the dinosaur, the dinosaur rider.
(cheers and applause)
And right up there, Cheryl, come on down.
- (exclaiming)
WAYNE: Michael's going to go to a podium.
- (exclaiming) (cheers and applause)
WAYNE: Yes, ma'am, right there, right there.
Welcome to the show, both of you.
Michael, Cheryl, thank you for being here.
(cheers and applause)
So Michael, when you are not riding dinosaurs,
what do you do?
- So I work in television sports.
I'm a statistician, I provide the sports
for the guys that you, you listen to on TV.
I tell them facts, records, history.
All that fun stuff.
WAYNE: Wow, got you.
No, I know nothing about sports, so.
(laughter) - (laughs)
WAYNE: Cheryl, welcome to the show.
- Thank you.
WAYNE: What do you do?
- By day I'm a real estate agent and a paralegal.
WAYNE: Okay, but by night?
- By night I'm a grandmother of eight.
WAYNE: Why do you wait until night time?
(laughs)
You get to be a grandmom all the time.
- They're in school.
WAYNE: Ah, good answer.
Do, do you want to say hi
to all of them right now? - Yes.
WAYNE: Go. - Hi, Xavier and Zion,
Zoan, Uriah, Skyler,
Tyler, Jamon...
and Alexandria.
(cheers and applause)
WAYNE: Whew.
(cheers and applause)
Good for you,
because if you would've forgotten one...
- I know. WAYNE: You would never
hear the end of it. - Zariah!
(laughter)
JONATHAN: Nine.
(laughter) There's nine.
WAYNE: Wow. So that's nine.
- I'm old, I can't count.
(laughter)
WAYNE: Works for me. - (laughs)
WAYNE: Now here's your deal, okay?
So we're going to do a silent auction.
Very classy.
I'm going to give each of you $1,000.
Now, you're going to use that money to buy things.
We have two items up for sale.
First item is that big box there, all right.
So, what I'd like for you to do
is I'd like for you to write down
how much you are willing to spend
on that box.
The person who spends the most
will get the box.
But here's the thing:
you don't have to spend anything on it
if you don't want to.
So you have to decide,
do you want the box
and how much you are willing to spend
out of your $1,000, knowing that there are
two items up for bid.
I will let you write down the price now.
(audience encouraging)
All right.
On the count of three, let's show the cameras:
one, two, three.
Cheryl wrote down $700...
Wow,
Michael wrote down $999. - I want the box.
WAYNE: You got it, Michael.
(laughing): It's all yours. - The box.
WAYNE: What's in the box?
JONATHAN: It's a pair of electric guitars.
(cheers and applause) WAYNE: Congratulations.
- Whoo, yeah!
Rock and roll.
JONATHAN: Strum up some tunes
with these Fender Telecaster electric guitars,
featuring six strings and maple fingerboards,
along with a premium high-resolution audio system.
Plus, you'll fill your space with custom canvas prints,
photo collages, throw pillows, and more
with a gift card to Canvaspop.com.
This deal is worth $4,135.
WAYNE: Congratulations, Michael.
- Thank you. - Awesome.
- Thanks, Wayne. - Congratulations, Michael.
WAYNE: So Michael, you have one dollar left.
Cheryl, you have all the dollars left.
(laughter) - Okay.
WAYNE: Here's the next deal.
We have a small box right here.
Now...
Whoever writes down
the most gets the box.
(laughter)
And Michael, your options are limited.
(laughter)
So, let's write down
what you're willing to spend on the box.
- (laughing): Nine...
- I think you got me.
WAYNE: She laughed at you.
(laughter)
- (in audience): Two dollars.
- (laughing): Did you just say five dollars?
WAYNE (laughing): Said two-- now that's just petty.
(laughter) That's just...
JONATHAN: $1.05.
WAYNE (laughing): That's so petty, I love it.
(laughter and applause)
WAYNE: Okay, ready?
Show the camera-- one, two, three.
One dollar...
And you wrote down
five dollars. - (laughs)
WAYNE: So, Miss Cheryl...
- Yes. WAYNE: For five dollars,
you have this.
WAYNE: Ooh. - (exclaims)
JONATHAN: Designer accessories.
(cheers and applause)
WAYNE: Some Jimmy Choo.
- (exclaiming): Jimmy Choo! Ooh!
Yes! JONATHAN: Grab the spotlight
with glam accessories by Jimmy Choo,
featuring a crystal-embellished leather handbag,
satin cocktail pumps, and glitter-trimmed sunglasses.
This deal's worth $4,480.
WAYNE: Look at you. For five dollars.
Now you can be one of those people that,
you know, that friend that's always like,
"Girl, I got this whole outfit for five dollars."
You can be that person. - I can, I can.
WAYNE: The shoes, the purse,
five dollars.
And it's real.
So now you both have great prizes.
So Michael, you've got the whole
music and the art set, over $4,000.
Miss Cheryl, you have the accessories,
plus you've got cash.
So the accessories, over $4,000,
and you have $995 in cash left.
Last deal.
Oh, and Michael, I forgot, you have a dollar.
Last deal.
Keep what you have,
or you both can trade it
for curtain number two.
Think about it... (audience yelling suggestions)
And I will start with Michael.
Mr. Michael, what would you like to do, sir?
- Oh man.
Curtain two.
WAYNE: Wow. - Curtain two.
WAYNE: Okay, Miss Cheryl.
(audience yelling suggestions)
- I think I'm going to take number two.
(cheers and applause) WAYNE: Ooh.
Okay.
One...
Two...
Three.
JONATHAN: It's 2,000 rubber chickens.
This deal is worth nothing. (audience reacts)
WAYNE (sighing): What you gonna do?
Whatcha gonna do?
Easy come, easy go.
Thank you both so much for playing with us.
Let's hear it for
Michael and Cheryl. TIFFANY: This is for you guys.
WAYNE: Thank you both for playing with us.
More "Let's Make a Deal" right after this.
WAYNE: Welcome back, everybody.
The Big Deal of the Day is just around the corner.
The Big Deal is worth over $21,000.
In first place,
Trevor with the Apple products.
- Whoo! WAYNE: Second place,
Curtis with $2,300 in cash.
Right now, we need three people,
let's make a deal.
(cheers and applause)
Pineapple, come on pineapple.
- (exclaiming)
WAYNE: Next...
Right there, the fairy, come on.
Watch your step.
That's an athletic-- she's-- wow.
That's a sprint.
And next, the ninja, the red ninja.
(cheers and applause)
You're fast.
(cheers and applause)
All right, welcome to the show, the three of you.
Neha, nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you, too.
WAYNE: So what do you do, Neha?
- I work in medical sales. However,
my passion is art.
I am an abstract large scale artist.
Like, the paintings I do are bigger than I am.
WAYNE: Wow, that's great.
(cheers and applause) Chase.
- Hi. WAYNE: Nice to meet you, Chase.
- Nice to meet you too, what's up, Wayne?
WAYNE: So, tell us about you. - Hi, I'm-- I'm Chase.
I'm from L.A., I'm really excited to be here.
I'm a freelance makeup artist
and a, a babysitter on the side.
Hi Mia, hi Bar, I love you guys.
And I'm just so excited to be here.
WAYNE: We're excited to have you.
I love to see enthusiasm like that.
Dwight, why don't you look like that?
- Oh! I'm nervous, Wayne,
I'm really nervous right now. (Wayne laughs)
Oh my God.
I'm so glad to be here.
WAYNE: Nice to meet you, Dwight.
Now what do you do?
- During the day,
I'm a senior cybersecurity analyst.
WAYNE: A senior cybersecurity analyst.
- Yep. WAYNE: And what do you
do at night?
- At night I actually am a stormtrooper
for a Star Wars charity organization
called the 501st Legion.
And we visit places like CHOC Hospital...
WAYNE: I've heard about you guys, actually.
- Yeah. WAYNE: Yes.
- Very exciting. (cheers and applause)
WAYNE: The fact that you guys visit the hospitals and,
and you make these kids so happy.
- Oh, tons of smiles on kids' faces,
that's always our goal. WAYNE: Nice.
Well that's what we want to do,
is make you guys happy, too.
So this is the first game
that we're going to jump into.
So this is called Numbers Up.
We have colored squares:
red, green, blue, and yellow.
There are numbers under the colored squares.
So you each pick a colored square.
Whoever gets the highest number,
your number goes to the dollar amount up here.
The lowest number,
you will go back to your seat.
Neha. - Blue.
WAYNE: Blue.
Nine.
All right, Chase.
- I'm going to go with red.
WAYNE: Three.
Dwight. - Go with green.
WAYNE: Green.
All right.
Chase, thank you so much for playing with us.
Give her a big round of applause.
- Whoo! WAYNE: Thank you, Chase.
Neha, please come on over.
All right. So, now,
next row:
red, green, blue.
Dwight.
- I'm going to go green again.
WAYNE: Green.
Seven.
Same rules apply.
Neha.
- I'm going to go with red.
(buzzer) WAYNE: Oh.
Neha, thank you, a pleasure to meet you,
Give her a big round of applause.
- You too, thank you so much.
WAYNE: So Dwight, you now have $790.
- Ooh. WAYNE: Last row.
One is a number,
the other one is a Zonk.
If you pick the number, you get all the cash.
You pick the Zonk, you get none of the cash.
Red or green.
- I'm picking green again.
WAYNE: Green again, it's been good to you so far.
Now, you can stick with this,
or I can give you a sure thing of $1,000.
Or you can pick curtain one.
Which, you know, could be great or could be a Zonk.
(audience yelling suggestions)
- I'm going the curtain, Wayne.
WAYNE: You're going with the curtain.
- I'm going the curtain.
(inaudible) WAYNE: Jonathan,
did he just pass up cash?
Dwight, you passed on $2,790.
That's so the folks at home know that was a Zonk.
What's behind curtain number one?
- Yeah!
JONATHAN: It's a new smart TV.
- Yeah! WAYNE: Congratulations, Dwight.
(cheers and applause) - Yes!
JONATHAN: Watch all your favorite content
on this 65-inch smart TV from Plessers,
featuring multiple built-in voice assistants
along with extraordinary clarity and color.
Plus, you can showcase your new screen
on this modern four-door TV console.
This deal is worth $4,198.
WAYNE: Congratulations, Dwight.
Let's hear it for Dwight. - Yeah!
WAYNE: More "Let's Make a Deal" right after this.
- Yes!
WAYNE: See, I'm trying to help people.
- Whoo-hoo!
WAYNE: All right, this is it,
the last deal before the Big Deal of the Day.
Who wants to make it?
Let's go with one of our At-Homies.
Bridget, come on down.
- Thank you!
WAYNE: Hey, Bridget.
Bridget, this is one of the best
at-home setups we've seen.
(chuckles) This looks so good.
Welcome to the show.
- Thank you, I'm so excited!
I'm actually a full-time mom of five kids
and also I'm a P.E. teacher.
WAYNE: You're a P.E. teacher?
- So I need lots of energy.
(cheers and applause) Thank you, I'm excited.
WAYNE: Okay, so Bridget,
you are the last deal before the Big Deal of the Day.
So I want to give you something good, all right?
So in my pocket, this envelope says,
"You've already won."
In this envelope,
is something that you've already seen
on today's show.
Can you think of something that you really liked?
- So I would love a car, because I'm single
and it's embarrassing to date
in my crappy old car.
(laughter)
WAYNE: You can have whatever has already been on the show,
or Jonathan Mangum
has an electronic envelope.
- (sighs)
WAYNE: So, you can take that
or you can take this.
(audience yelling suggestions)
- Let me go with-- Wayne...
What's in your hands, Wayne.
WAYNE: My envelope, okay.
Jonathan, what did she just pass on?
$600. (cheers and applause)
Let's see.
All right Bridget, are you ready?
I can't give you a car,
but, you can leave your crappy car
for a while
when you go to Toronto. (cheers and applause)
JONATHAN: It's the trip from earlier in the show.
This deal is worth $6,059.
WAYNE: Congratulations, Bridget.
Give her a big round of applause.
Enjoy yourself, send us a postcard.
(cheers and applause)
- Thank you... WAYNE: Oh, yeah, but Bridget,
don't go anywhere
because it's time for the Big Deal of the Day.
(cheers and applause)
$21,890.
That's how much the Big Deal is worth.
Bridget, you're in first place.
Your trip to Toronto is worth $6,059.
Go to Toronto,
or give it up for a shot at the Big Deal?
- I really would love a stylish...
...new car or money to buy a car.
I'm going for the Big Deal, Wayne.
WAYNE: She's going for the Big Deal!
All right, I will see you in a couple of minutes,
right after this.
WAYNE: Welcome back, everybody, this is it,
Big Deal time, $21,890. (chuckling)
Bridget gave up a trip to Toronto, $6,059.
Gave it up because she wants a shot
at the Big Deal of the Day.
Now, Bridget, you know the Big Deal could be
behind door number one,
door number two,
or door number three.
What is Bridget's lucky number?
- Okay, I am so excited to be here.
And I always tell all the students I coach,
"You can accomplish so much more
"and be amazing
when you do teamwork."
So number two,
because I believe in teamwork.
This is making things happen.
WAYNE: It takes two.
All right, good luck.
Let's open door number three-- Tiffany.
JONATHAN: It was a trip to Ireland.
(cheers and applause)
WAYNE: Wow.
JONATHAN: You could have spent six nights
on an Irish expedition with C.I.E. Tours.
You would have explored the celebrated city of Dublin,
where you could have visited 13th-century sights
and raised a pint with the locals at a lively pub.
Plus, you would have visited
the country's most beloved landmarks,
including the legendary Blarney Stone
and the majestic Cliffs of Moher.
Round-trip airfare was included
in this deal worth $12,220.
WAYNE: Okay.
So, that's not the Big Deal.
It's either door one or door two.
You went with door number two.
Let's take a look at door number one-- Tiffany.
JONATHAN: It's the "Let's Make a Deal" vault.
- (groans) WAYNE: Okay.
If this is the Big Deal,
there's $21,890
in cash-- Tiffany.
$21,890 in cash. - (groans)
WAYNE: So Bridget, you didn't get the Big Deal.
But it's the Big Deal of the Day,
so something good is going to be
behind door number two.
What is it-- Miss Tiffany?
JONATHAN: It's a home library.
WAYNE: Wow, that's beautiful,
look at those chairs.
JONATHAN: Get lost in your latest book
with this deluxe collection by rypen.com,
featuring a wooden, rustic-inspired step-up bookcase
to store all your favorite items,
along with a sleek modular floor lamp
and comfy lounge chairs.
This deal is worth $5,027.
WAYNE: Climb the ladder, Tiffany.
Climb the ladder.
Bridget, thank you so much for playing with us.
Give her a big round of applause.
We've got Quickie Deals right after this.
Tiffany, climb the ladder.
TIFFANY: Oh, climb the ladder. (Wayne laughs softly)
WAYNE: Welcome back, time for some Quickie Deals.
Let's go....
...pirate!
Hey Liz, nice to meet you.
Liz, do you follow us on Twitter?
- I follow you on Twitter all the time, Wayne.
WAYNE: I love it.
I'm going to ask you for something.
If you have it, I'll give you $500.
- All right.
WAYNE: Do you have eyeliner?
- Oh yes.
I got-- how many?
WAYNE: Oh, just one will do.
- Oh, okay.
WAYNE: Boom, $500. (cheers and applause)
- Whoo! WAYNE: Thank you, Liz.
Jonathan.
JONATHAN: I'm going to talk to the Hawaiian man.
Stand up for me, sir.
Jerome, thank you for being here.
I tell you what, I'm going to ask you a question,
and if you're correct
I'm going to give you $400.
Shut your eyes, no peeking.
Today in the audience,
one of these audience members
is dressed as a card from a card game.
What is the card game she is dressed as?
- Uno.
JONATHAN: Uno is correct! (bell dings)
$400. (cheers and applause)
WAYNE: Thank you so much.
From Cat, Tiffany, Jonathan,
I'm Wayne.
We'll see y'all next time right here
on "Let's Make a Deal."
Bye, y'all, take care.
Bye-bye.