-That is so much money.
-I've never seen this happen! -No!
-Let it go. -So far, The Wall has paid out
over $25 million.
-All time record!
-[ Screams ]
-It's the correct answer!
-Get the answers...
-Drop it.
-...The Wall adds money.
[ Cheering ]
And now with even more. exciting ways to win...
-We are in Wall to Wall.
-Obviously you want to go big.
-Ah!
-But make a mistake...
-No! -...and the Wall takes away.
-Go, go!
-Tonight, you're about to meet a young couple from Colorado,
recently engaged.
Rachel and Chris are both Park Rangers.
And during Chris' first week on the job,
the unthinkable happened,
When a mountain lion attacked his co-worker,
Chris did not hesitate.
He rushed right into to fight and managed to get the animal
off her neck seconds before it could bite.
This brave Park Ranger and his fiancé
are coming up right now on "The Wall."
-Welcome to "The Wall" on NBC.
**
[ Cheers and applause ]
-Please welcome to "The Wall" Chris and Rachel!
[ Cheers and applause ]
Hello! Welcome!
Chris. Nice to meet you. -Nice to meet you.
-Rachel. Hi. Welcome. Thank you for being here.
-Thank you. -Thanks for having us.
-First of all, congratulations on getting engaged.
-Thank you. Thank you. -Thank you.
-Exciting.
I mean, what better way to start out
than a chance to win up to $12 million.
That would be a really nice wedding present.
-It's incredible. -Oh, my God.
-But before we get started,
I would love to tell you about these two.
Rachel and Chris are from northern Colorado.
They met in college thanks to some quick thinking by Rachel.
-So we got put into this group project together.
-We got put in a group project together
because I made another girl leave the group
so I could meet Chris.
-Chris and Rachel are both Park Rangers,
a natural extension of the love they have for the outdoors
that started when they were kids.
-When I was little,
I loved watching the Crocodile Hunter,
and I actually had two Steve Irwin T-shirts
when I was in kindergarten.
I always thought it would be so cool
to do something like that.
And as I grew up,
I realized that that was being a park ranger.
-It's just awesome to be so close to true serenity
in the middle of the wilderness,
being able to protect it and say like,
"I play a role in preserving this,"
it's an honor, really. -Yeah.
-But the job can also be incredibly dangerous,
something Chris found out the hard way on his first week.
He was part of a team responding to an emergency call
of a rabid mountain lion on the loose.
Can you sort of just talk me through this?
-Yeah. Get down to this campground.
I look to my left, and I see this field
full of little kids playing.
And then I look to my right, and I see this mountain lion
running full speed down this hill.
-Oh, my God. -So we run,
and we get in between, and it took down this woman
who was standing next to me.
Took her down to the ground. It's on top.
It's going for her neck, clawing, scratching.
So gave it one really big swift kick kind of right in its butt.
And it spun, looked at me.
Ultimately, it let go and took off running,
and both people ended up being okay.
-Oh, my gosh.
What was your reaction when you found out about this?
-I got a text that just said,
"Hey, just found a mountain lion. Talk to you later."
No, it was it was really a weird situation.
But I was not surprised that Chris stepped in and helped.
That's just who he is.
[ Cheers and applause ]
-It is amazing what you did to save your co-worker.
And I'm so happy that y'all are here.
So let's start getting some money up on the wall.
Later in the show,
the Million Dollar Bin is on the wall.
We're going to give you 10 chances
at that million dollars.
But to earn a shot at the millions,
we have to make it through Free Fall.
Plus, let's load up those three balls.
You have to answer the question before the first ball
breaks the plane on the top of those slots right there.
You must finish Free Fall in the positive
for a chance to go on to play for millions of dollars.
You can see there's a little gold disk
with a plus sign right there.
That's Free Fall Plus. You can smack that.
If you feel very confident about an answer,
the balls will turn gold,
and wherever they land, it will double the amount.
And you can only do that one time.
That's all the rules.
-Let's do it.
-All right. -Let's go!
-Let's get into this.
Here we go.
Is it...
-Wrench. -Wrench.
B. Wait, is that B?
-B, B, B. -B, B, B.
-Wrench.
-All right. We've found gold for $20,000.
And $10. And another $20,000.
$20,010.
Could be $80,020.
Yes. Dodging a wrench is the correct answer.
-Oh, my. Oh, my gosh.
Wow. One question. Look at this.
$80,020.
[ Cheers and applause ]
There's nothing wrong with that.
-Oh, my gosh. -All right.
Here comes question two of Free Fall.
Is it...
-Law, law, law, law, law! -Law!
A, A.
-Come on! Come on!
[ Cheers and applause ]
-There's $100.
[ Cheers and applause ]
Dang. -Let's go!
-$45,100 question.
Law is the correct answer.
[ Cheers and applause ]
I mean, you guys, after two questions, you have $125,120.
-Oh, my gosh.
-That ain't bad. -No, that's not bad at all.
-All right. We have two questions down, three to go.
Here is question three of Free Fall.
Is it...
-A, Kenan Thompson. -A, A, A, A.
-Come on, come on!
-Come on! -Come on!
-There's a $10. There's a $10.
Another $20,000.
$20,020.
-Whoo! -Oh, my God.
-Kate McKinnon was on the show for 10 years.
Kenan has been a cast member for 19 seasons,
and is returning for a 20th.
[ Cheers and applause ]
That is the correct answer. $20,020.
All right.
$145, 140.
Here's your fourth question of Free Fall.
Are they...
-Solids.
-Solids?
-Come on, come on, come on, come on!
-Come on, let's go! -Come on, let's go!
Let's go, let's go, let's go!
-$10,000.
$10,110.
You said solids. They're actually stripes.
-That's okay. -Not a lot.
You didn't lose a lot.
You still got $135,030 on the wall.
Still a lot of money.
[ Cheers and applause ]
-Let's go.
-Here's your last question of Free Fall.
Is it...
-Clap on? Clap on.
B, B, B.
-Come on, let's go.
Okay. We've said B.
$25,000.
$20,000. Wow.
-Come on. -Good gravy.
-I don't know that one. -40 and $65,000.
It is...
* Clap on, clap off *
[ Cheers and applause ]
* Clap on, clap off *
-Okay.
First of all, $200,030.
This is a "Wall" Free fall record.
And this is an epic number
because later, you're going to have a very important choice,
which is to keep guaranteed money,
which is an exorbitant amount at $200,030 right now,
plus a bonus for every answer that's correct.
Or you can tear up a contract and risk it all potentially
for whatever could be left on the wall.
That could be millions, or it could be zero.
But before the game, you decided that,
Chris, you're going to go behind the wall
and answer some questions.
Why did you decide this?
-Chris is much more relaxed in stressful situations than I am,
so I trust him a little bit more back there,
and I'm going to be out here screaming and jumping around.
-All right, well, for two Park Rangers,
I really feel like you're built for this.
You're going to do great.
The next time you see each other,
you could be millionaires.
-Rachel, you know how much I love you.
We're Park Rangers. We don't make a lot of money.
We get paid in rainbows and sunsets.
And this could literally change our lives.
And we're off to a good start,
and we're just going to keep that going.
And I just love you so much.
And you're going to kick butt out here.
-Chris, I'm so proud of you for everything you do.
And I know you're going to make us proud today,
and you're going to kill it back there.
You got this. I love you.
-Alright, I got to take you back.
You're going to do great back there.
Come on. We're going to be out here cheering you on.
Good luck back there, Chris.
From this point on, Chris is not going to know
what we're doing out here.
He's not going to know how well we're.
Doesn't know if you're up a million or down to zero
or back up again.
We'll start you with as much money as possible.
You already have $200, but let's get that way up.
When we come back, the Million Dollar Super Drop
starts us off.
-Alright, yeah, yeah! Come on!
-Yeah!
And later, will Chris sign the contract or tear it up?
-If I rip this contract up and we have millions out there,
that could make all of our dreams come true.
-And how much will the red balls take from their total?
-Come on! No, no, no.
Over here, over here!
-Welcome back to "The Wall."
I'm here with Rachel.
She's a Park Ranger from Loveland, Colorado.
Her fiancé Chris is back in isolation.
Their total on the wall right now is $200,030.
That is a very strong guarantee.
Before we start round 2,
who did you bring in the VIP section?
-I brought my mom. Denise.
-Hi, Denise!
-And I've got my dad Bruce.
-Hey, Bruce. -My pleasure, Chris.
-They have $20,000 on the wall so far.
[ Cheers and applause ]
It's unbelievable. All right.
We see that the $150,000 bid is up there on the wall.
And that's our top value on the wall right now.
That means we're going to start with the Super Drop.
We're going to take seven green balls,
put them in every slot, rain down some money on this wall.
Let's load those up with seven green balls.
I want to remind you at the end of the round,
you got to turn those red and drop them.
But for now, let's go ahead and super drop it.
-Come on!
Let's go! $150. Come on.
Come on, let's go red.
Come on, $150, $150.
Come on, come on.
Go right, go right.
Yeah, yeah, go left!
Let's go! 150, come on!
This way!
-There's $100.
-150!
-Oh, my gosh.
Well, this is really a day of firsts.
First of all, you crack $200,000 on Free Fall.
Somehow with seven green balls, you got $313.
-Oh, my God. -But that's okay.
You still have $200,343.
-It's more money. -It's more money.
But now we're getting into the questions.
This is where you're going to have a lot of control.
You're going to decide where to play the ball from.
5, 6, 7, or hovering over larger amounts.
Could be a riskier play.
If you're less confident, 1, 2, or 3 are over lower amounts.
And that's going to protect the money you have.
Then later, a new thing we've added
this season is called Wall to Wall,
where I'm going to turn the ball gold, you drop it in.
Seven gold balls up there.
We're going to give you the option to try for more money
than ever if you choose to do that.
So I'm going to give you the first set of answers.
All right? Let's bring Chris back up.
-Okay, aside from these all being places...
-Yes. -...I don't know why these are
all up there together.
I'm going to play this one safe.
I'm going to play this one from the 2.
-All right. Drop that in there.
Number 2 could be a safe bet.
Let's send Chris the question.
-He's not going to know this.
-He might surprise you. -Oh, man.
-No, he's not going to. -[ Laughter ]
-Let's see. I've never been to any of these places.
But, you know, Vatican City
doesn't make a lot of sense to me.
I'm guessing it's pretty small.
And then a speedway,
I'm guessing Central Park is bigger than that.
So I'm going to have to go with A, New York City Central Park.
Lock it in.
-All right.
He went with New York City Central Park.
Is this the park connection?
-Park Ranger, please.
-And. Okay. It's a correct answer.
-Yes!
-There you go. 843 acres, Central Park.
You played number 2.
That's a green ball. We can add $150 no problem.
-Yeah. -Let's go ahead and drop it!
-Go! Let's go! Go left.
Come on! Go, go!
150, yeah!
Yeah, come on! Come on! Let's go!
Come on! Come on!
-Get to the right. Get to the right.
$10.
Your total in the wall after that is $200,353.
That's all right. -That's all right.
Here are your next set of answers.
Now you can double up this time if you want.
-Double up. Double up, Double up.
-Should I double up? -Yes. Yes. Double up.
-Really? -Double up, double up.
-Okay. My mom says yes. My dad says no.
And all I know is that Angus is like a type of cow.
-So I think I'm not going to double up.
-Okay. -I'm going to play from 3.
-All right, put that in there.
One ball from 3. Let's send Chris the question.
-Okay.
-[ Exhales deeply ]
Ooh, funny that, you know, it's Texas Ranger
and we're both Rangers, and I've never seen it.
-That's okay.
-But I remember back in elementary school
that Chuck Norris movies
were like a little on the cheesy side.
-I hope Chuck Norris
did not just hear him say they might be cheesy.
-And so I'm going to go with, you know,
what sounds kind of cheesy.
I'm going to go with B, Angus.
Lock it in.
-Okay.
-Chuck Norris doesn't come on "The Wall."
Chuck Norris isthe wall!
[ Laughter ]
He said, Angus.
That was actually the first name of MacGyver.
Cordell was the correct answer.
Cordell Walker, Texas Ranger. That's all right.
Because you played one ball from 3.
You didn't double up.
-Yeah. It's gonna be okay. -That was a good move.
Let's drop it.
-Come on. Come on. Go 1, Go 10
I don't care. Just 1 or 10. Come on.
Come on. Straight down.
Okay. Yeah, yeah.
-Yes, this is what we want.
We want to be very far to the left.
$10,000. That's not bad.
That could have been way worse. -That's okay.
-That brings your total down to $190,353.
-Okay. -Here is your last set
of answers this round.
Now you're going to have a couple of choices.
You can play one ball. -Yeah.
-You could triple up and play three.
Or you could say, "Let's go wall to wall,"
where we turn this one ball gold.
It becomes a fancy ball.
And then we put seven fancy balls up there.
Wall to Wall could get you over $1.2 million,
but could wipe you out completely.
-Um, okay. These are all chess pieces.
Chris and I have never played chess,
but I think he actually knows chess a little bit.
[ Sighs ] Okay.
-What do you want to do?
-I'm going to go Wall to Wall.
-Okay! Alright, she's going Wall to Wall.
-Oh, my goodness.
-We're dropping in one fancy ball.
We are bringing out seven fancy gold.
This is a glorious moment.
Take it in.
Let's send the question over to Chris.
-Okay. [ Sighs ] Okay.
-Oh, man.
-That's not a good sign.
-Oh, Rachel. As you know, I don't play chess.
I don't even know what these pieces are, what they look like.
That's how tough this is going to be.
-He might get it. He might figure it out.
-He's got a one in three chance of getting it.
-You know, personally, to me,
it sounds like a strategy type move, like militaristic.
So for whatever reason, the knights sounds correct,
like the knights are going to go to battle for the queen.
So I'm going to go with B, Knights.
Lock that in.
-All right.
Not knowing about chess, but, you know,
there was still deductive reasoning there.
He felt that it was sort of a military action
to protect the queen.
Pawns. It was pawns.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry, Rachel.
-[ Sighs ] That's okay.
-But there's still so much game to play,
so we're just going to get through this,
and it's going to be okay, all right?
So let's just get through it. Drop it.
-Come on, just stay over here, please.
Come on. Please. Come on.
Over here. Come on!
Come on! Left, left, left, left.
-Okay. There's a $1.
-Go, go!
-That's a lot. That's a lot.
-But you did play Wall to Wall, an understandably risky play,
which of course, can pay off,
but unfortunately, in this case, had dire consequences.
You hit a $150, you hit a $100,000.
I'm so sorry. That is going to wipe you out.
We're down at zero. -It's okay. It's okay.
-It is okay.
Don't even worry about it because this is really
the half way point of the game.
-And when we come back,
we're going to add that Million Dollar Bin to the wall.
-Million! Come on!
-With four free shots at it...
-Come on! Yeah, come on!
[ Cheering ]
-...how many millions can Rachel add to their total?
-Right, right, right, right, right.
Come on, right, right!
-Yeah!
-Welcome back to "The Wall." I'm here with Rachel.
She is a Park Ranger from Loveland, Colorado.
-Her fiancé, Chris, is back behind the wall.
So far, he's got one question right.
They're total on the wall right now is $0.
But they have an enormous guarantee, about $220,000.
And the million dollar bid has been added.
So now it's going to get fun again
because we're going to just give you free money.
We start this round with four green balls,
four free shots at the million,
but then later in the round, they turn red,
and you have to play them from the same spots.
And then the three questions in the middle
where you can tip the scales in your favor or against it.
So where would you like to play your first green ball?
-Okay. First one from 4.
-Okay, drop that in there.
Why 4?
-So I'm playing this one for my dad.
My dad is the reason that I became a Park Ranger,
so I just want to do this one for him
because he's here with me today
and he's going to be walking me down the aisle soon.
-So we're going to drop this one for you, number 4.
We're at $0.
So let's just see if we can go from $0 to $1 million.
Drop it!
-Come on, come on!
-Come on, over here. Over here. Just once.
Come on! Come on! Come on!
Yes!
Let's go, come on!
Go, go, go.
-It's coming back!
-Over to $200!
[ Cheering ]
-Now, in one drop,
you already have more money than you had the whole show.
$300,000. That is a great first drop.
Where would you like to play the next one?
-So the next one,
I'm going to drop from 2.
-Number 2. Drop that in there.
We're playing one green ball from number 2.
We have $300,000 on the wall, which is great.
This could get you $1.3 million.
Go ahead and drop it.
-Come on.
Million! Come on! Come on!
Come on, come on!
Go right, go right.
-Oh, you need to go right now.
You are far too left.
-Go left, go left.
-Okay!
[ Cheers and applause ]
Nice!
-Whoo! -Nicely done.
Oh, my gosh.
A minute ago we, had $0, and now here we are at half a million.
So this is great.
Where would you like to play your third ball?
-From 6.
-All right.
Why 6?
-So I'm playing this one for my mom.
She is my number one fan.
My biggest supporter.
When we were little, our whole house burned down
in a house fire, and money was really tight.
She spent her whole retirement
just so we could have somewhere to live.
So hopefully this ball can pay my mom back a little bit,
maybe send her on vacation or get her retirement restarted.
-Well, I hope so.
You're playing this from number 6.
-Yeah. -We could easily have
a million and a half dollars, which would cover a vacation.
Let's go ahead and make it happen.
Drop it!
-Come on! Come on!
Come on, it's so close.
Come on, come on, come on, come on.
Let's go, yeah, come on!
Come on, right, right, right, right, right.
Come on, come on!
-Oh! So close.
-You got a dollar.
-So close.
All right. That's a dollar.
You have $500,001.
And you have a final green ball to play.
Where would you like to play it? -Okay.
From 1.
-All right. Let's put that in.
So 1 is a good number and also could jump across the board.
That would take you to $1.5 million
in a couple of seconds.
-Come on. -Drop it.
-Let's go. Come on.
Come on! Just drop.
Let's go, come on!
Yes, come on, come on.
-Get to the right. Okay. Get back to the right.
-This way, this way, this way, come on.
Come on, come on, come on!
Come on!
-Yeah! There you go.
There you go.
-Whoo!
-What an incredible leap across the wall
to land in the $400,000 bin.
[ Cheers and applause ]
Now we get to the questions.
-Okay. -Here are your answers.
Based on that, where would you like to play this first ball?
-My extent of knowledge on comics is the names,
so I'm going to play this one safe.
-Okay.
-From the 1.
-Okay. That's a good play.
Listen, if you don't know and you don't think
he's going to know, you have a lot of money to protect.
-Yeah. -Let's send him the question.
-This is not my strong suit,
but I'm fairly certain that's not A, Iron Man,
and D, the Joker.
Mystique I honestly have never even heard of.
And so I'm going to have to just take a gamble.
I'm going to go C, Lex Luther. Lock it in.
-All right.
Comic book characters not been portrayed on the big screen
by an Oscar winner.
Iron Man was the correct answer.
Played by Robert Downey Jr.,
who puzzlingly has never won an Oscar.
He's been nominated but never won.
You played one ball from number 1.
Let's just keep our fingers crossed that we can have
a low amount on this one.
Keep it to the left. Drop it.
-Come on. Come on.
Please stay left, stay left.
Come over here.
-Get down here! Okay, here we go.
-Over here. -Come back to the left.
-No, no, no.
Over here, over here, over here.
Wait, no, no.
-Oh.
Oh, my good gosh. Oh, my gosh.
-That was close. -I know.
-That was close.
-I thought it was going the $500.
That was really close.
Okay. $899,991.
We're still doing great.
Rachel's got two questions left in the game.
You're going to be able to double up, triple up.
There's still millions of dollars hiding up in there
with a massive total on the wall
and millions still up for grabs.
You could triple up if you want to.
-I'm not tripling up.
-Okay. -He's a Park Ranger.
[ Laughter ]
-Will this engaged couple from Colorado
go home millionaires?
-Get out of there!
-No!
-Welcome back to "The Wall."
I'm here with Rachel.
-Her fiancé Chris has no clue
what's happening out here in front of the wall,
which is their current total is $899,991.
We have two questions left.
$1 million bid is still on the wall.
You could double up if you want. You could triple up if you want.
Here are the next set of answers.
Based on those, do you want to double up?
Doubling up could get you almost $2.9 million
or it could bring you down to zero.
-Based on those, I'm not going to double up.
-Okay. Okay.
So where do you want to play that from?
-I'm going to play from 2.
-All right. 2.
-One ball from 2.
And we're sending Chris the question.
[ Indian music playing ]
-Oh, okay. Let's see here.
The two that really stand out to me in this question are
B, Mumbai, and D, New Delhi.
-Uh-huh.
But, you know, personally, to me,
it doesn't make a whole lot of sense.
Like how would you get the "B" in Bollywood from New Delhi?
So that kind of pushes me towards Mumbai
because it's got the "B" in it, like Bollywood, Mumbai.
-I don't think that's right.
-So I'm I'm going to have to go with B, Mumbai.
Lock it in.
-Okay.
-I don't think that's it.
-Bollywood is a portmanteau combining of the words
"Hollywood" and the former name of one of those cities,
which was Bombay, which is actually Mumbai.
-No way. -That was the correct answer.
That was the correct answer.
He got it, and we're going to add money to your $899,000
right now.
Drop it. -Drop it! Let's go.
Come on! Come on!
Come on down! Whoo!
Right, right, right, right, right, right.
Come on!
Okay, okay.
-Okay. $10.
Yeah. -[ Laughs ]
-That was the best. We got $10. Okay.
-Okay.
Your total on the wall now is $900,001.
Here are your last set of answers, Rachel.
-You could triple up if you want to.
-Okay. I'm not tripling up.
-Okay. -He's a park ranger.
[ Laughter ]
-Okay, we're not tripling up. We're protecting the $900,000.
-Okay, I'm going to really not risk it.
I'm going to play from 1,
One ball from 1.
The very last question.
We're going to send this over to Chris.
-Ooh.
Um, let's see.
You know, I'm looking at these answers,
and they all look like they could be correct.
But event horizon, that's jumping out to me.
I've heard that pretty frequently.
I don't know, maybe that's like the edge
which no light can escape, like the event horizon,
but I'm not super familiar on the topic,
so I'm going to have to take a gamble, Rachel,
and I'm going to have to say B, event horizon.
Lock it in.
-All right. He locked it in.
He missed the chess question.
He missed the comic book movie question.
He's not a nerd.
So could he get the astrophysics question right?
Dang it, if that's not a correct answer.
-Yeah!
[ Cheers and applause ]
-Whoo! Okay!
-You played one ball for number 1.
This could jump over in the million,
and we can have $1.9 million on the wall.
Let's drop it!
-Let's drop it! Come on!
Come on, $1 million! $1 million! Let's go!
Come on, whoo! Come on!
Right, go right!
-Come on!
-Come on! Come on!
-$300,000!
Oh, my gosh.
-Whoo! -Okay. Are you ready for this?
$1,200,001.
-Whoo! -I know.
And now it's deliberation time.
Chris has a very tough choice to make back there.
Take guaranteed money
or risk it for whatever is left on the wall,
which, right now, is a lot, a lot of money.
-Yeah. -Inside this tube is a contract.
Everyone who plays the wall has a chance to leave
with guaranteed money.
So let's talk about what that means for you.
Your Free Fall amount with $200,030.
Chris got three questions right.
So that's $20,000 for each one of those.
So if he signs the contract,
that means you're going to go home with $260,030.
[ Cheers and applause ]
If he tears it up, you'll be leaving with whatever amount
is left on the wall after we get the four red balls.
Right now, that amount is $1,200,001.
We're going to bring Chris up on the wall.
He can't hear you, and he can't see you.
But you can talk to him and just let him know how you're feeling.
-Okay. -And I'm going to send him
this contract.
-Hey, Chris.
Oh, I love you so much.
And you did such a good job back there.
[ Sighs ] We have a lot of money on the wall right now.
But I really don't know
how these last few drops are going to go.
And I just need you to sign that contract.
I just need you to do it.
That is so much money that can pay for a wedding.
That can be a down payment on our house.
That is so much money. And I -- just take it.
Just sign it. Oh, please. I love you.
[ Cheers and applause ]
-All right.
There it goes.
The contract is away.
-Okay.
-Everything is in Chris' hands.
We're going to cut off his feed so he can make
this decision in private.
And we'll find out what he decided at the end of the show.
-I've got the contract here in my hands.
Do I sign it? Do I rip it up?
You know, we came back here with over $200,000 guaranteed.
I got to guess I got at least one or two of them right.
You know, we could have $220,000, $240,000.
You know, we live in this tiny 600 square foot apartment,
and if I sign this contract,
it could give us a great, great start
to our future, Rachel.
It could, you know, pay for our wedding.
It could pay off our student loans.
And this is a lot of money.
But if I rip this contract up and we have millions out there,
that could make all of our dreams come true,
our parents could retire.
This could get us a house. The dogs could have a yard.
[ Sighs ]
Literally the biggest decision I've ever had to make,
and I just don't know what to do.
-Welcome back to "The Wall."
I'm here with Rachel.
There is one $1,200,001 on the wall.
And we're just waiting for Chris to make that decision.
But you said you wanted him to sign the contract
even with $1.2 million on the wall.
Does he take risks? Is he safe?
How do you think he's going to play this?
-He's much less of a risk taker than I am.
Yeah, but I don't know
how confident he is with his answers,
so I'm not sure what he's going to do.
-[ Beeping ] -Oh, I hear the tube.
There it is. Whatever he did, he did.
-Okay. Okay. -There it is.
There's one last terrible part of the game
we have to attend to,
which is we've got to drop those four red balls.
All right? So the first number you chose was four.
So let's put that in there. We have to drop it.
-Stay on the left side. Come on. Let's stay low, please.
-Alright, number 4.
Protecting $1.2 million.
Drop it.
-Come on, let's drop! Let's go!
Let's go, over here! Yes, yes, come on!
-Okay, go left. -Come on, come on.
-Left is good. Left is good.
-Go, go.
Over here, come on!
[ Cheers and applause ]
-$1!
Okay. Okay. Now you're exactly at $1,200,000.
-Whew!
-The next number you selected was 2.
-Okay, let's do that again. Let's do the same thing.
Just do that again.
-I'm all for it.
Number 2.
Here we go.
-Come on. Please. Please. -Drop it.
-Come on. Come on, 2.
Let's go. Let's go.
Let's go!
Stay left, yes, come on! Come on!
Oh!
[ Cheers and applause ]
$10.
-Whoo!
-$10 Not bad.
Not bad.
Okay. $1,199,990.
Third ball you selected was the scariest one, 6.
-Yeah. Okay.
-So go ahead and put that in there.
-Okay, let's go.
-We are trying to protect $1,199,000.
We get through this one, things will look a lot better.
Drop it.
-Drop it!
Come on!
Let's go! Come on!
Come on, yeah.
Left, left, come on, come on.
Come on, come on, come on!
Yeah! Yeah!
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
-Oh!
Good drop!
[ Cheers and applause ]
All right.
Whoa. Oh, goodness.
We are having a time up here, I tell ya.
You got $1,199,989.
The really great news for you
is that the last number you selected was 1.
Go ahead and put that in there.
All right.
All right, we just have to keep it to the left.
Last one! -Okay.
Drop it!
-You heard her! -Come on!
-You heard the lady. Drop the ball.
-Come on. Stay left.
Come on!
-Do it. -Come on, stay left.
Whoo!
Okay, stay over here.
-Stay to the left.
-Yeah. -Get out of there.
-Come on. Come on.
-Okay. -That's okay.
-That's okay.
-Only $300,000.
Look at your grand total on the wall right now.
Look at this.
$899,989.
Oh, my gosh.
In just a minute, we're going to find out
how this story ends.
Psst, it's going to be a happy ending either way.
If Chris signs the contract, it's worth $260,030.
A lot of money.
Or if he rips it up, $899,989.
That's a massive difference of nearly $650,000.
So stick around and see how this plays out.
We'll see you in a few minutes.
Nicely done!
-Coming up...
-If you tore up the contract,
you were risking that for what was left on the wall.
-...a gripping decision worth nearly $900,000.
-Rachel, I wanted to make the perfect decision,
like the day I asked you to be my wife.
My decision was...
-Welcome back to "The Wall."
It is time to end the suspense and find out what Chris decided.
Let's bring him back down.
[ Cheers and applause ]
Hello, Chris. How are you?
-Stressed. -I'm so sorry.
Well, soon we'll be able to reveal all that has happened
since you were back there in isolation.
And before you tell us what you decided,
I'll give you a sense of what was going on out here.
You got three questions right, so I'm going to give you $20,000
for each one of those toward your guarantee,
which means if you signed the contract I sent you,
it was worth $260,030.
If you tore it up, you were risking that
for what was left on the wall, which you don't know.
I'm going to bring you over, and you can tell her what you did,
and she's going to love you no matter what.
So go ahead.
-Rachel, I wanted to make the perfect decision,
like the day I asked you to be my wife.
Going back with $200,000,
I couldn't even imagine,
you know, what that could do for us.
At the same time, you know,
we literally could have had millions on the wall.
And when I was back there,
I was thinking about you and our families.
And...
And at the end of the day, I had to make a decision.
My decision was...
...I signed the contract.
-[ Sighs ]
I love you so much.
You're the most brave, giving, kind person I know.
$260,000 could do everything we came here wanting to do.
But...
at the end of the day,
we had $899,000 on that wall.
But $260,000 is going to change our lives.
-Are you kidding me?! $260,000 is great!
Who wouldn't sign that contract?
Get out of here! $260,030 is great.
[ Cheers and applause ]
This was gonna have a happy ending either way.
And that's my favorite.
I'm so happy for these two crazy kids.
This was a good day.
They're starting their lives together.
It's beautiful. It's all beautiful.
I think we all got paid in sunsets and rainbows
today on the show.
Thank you so much for being here.
It was great. You were great back there.
Great job. Thank you for watching.
I hope this made your day a little bit better.
Hey, go outside once in a while. Go to a park.
We'll see you next time on "The Wall."
$260,030.
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