.
male announcer: Get ready for the teeniest...
- Wow!
announcer: Tiniest toughest games
ever seen on TV
with over a quarter million dollars up for grabs.
[all shouting]
- Fun and games.
Hundreds of thousands of dollars.
announcer: Tonight...
all: Ohh!
announcer: It's Whiskey business...
- I mean, I'm hyped. - Let's go! Yes!
announcer: As these bourbon-loving best friends
take on "Small Fortune."
- Whoa. - Whew.
- I'm a risk-taker. Ooh.
- I'ma go for it.
- Whiskey Business is on fire!
[dramatic music]
Can we get the show started?
announcer: Let the games begin.
[exciting music]
♪ ♪
Please welcome your host, Lil Rel Howery.
- Welcome to "Small Fortune." I am your host, Lil Rel Howery,
and you're watching the people's favorite
new game show, and people I mean my Aunt Jenny,
my barber, my kids, and my accountant.
But look, they all got great taste, so you can trust them.
We have the toughest, tiniest games worth
hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Let's say hello to tonight's team.
Give it up for Whiskey Business.
What up, y'all? Ohh, Here we go.
- Ah, yeah. - Boy, sit down, boy.
All right, look, man,
we all look like singers, you know.
Okay, I'm Lil Rel, and these are the Temptations.
- Oh, okay. [laughter]
It's a pleasure to meet you, Lil Rel. I'm Justin.
- Okay, Justin. - This is my boy Mike B
in the city.
- Mike. - And this is my boy Eddie.
- What's up? What's happening?
- He's coming straight from the U.K.
- Now, why y'all call yourself Whiskey Business?
- Four years ago we moved to L.A.
from different places, Eddie from the U.K.,
Justin from Minnesota, myself from Brooklyn, New York,
and we started Whiskey Wednesdays.
We get together as a--as brothers.
- Yes, sir - We drink whiskey.
- Yup. - We eat wings.
We talk about life.
- Y'all got your own version of "The View,"
but nobody record it. [laughter]
- It is. It is.
You know, all our families are away, you know?
- Exactly. - All our families are away,
so, you know, we brotherhood. - We are a family.
- We are our own family. - So y'all your own family now.
- Yeah, we have fun. - That's really dope, guys.
- Yeah. - All right, look, now,
we got an amazing game show for you.
These are little games, but they're not easy at all.
This first game is worth $10,000.
- Whoo, Whiskey Bus--it's the boys. We ready.
- Whiskey Business. - Whiskey Business.
- All right.
Announcer, let them know what they playing.
announcer: This is...
Tiddly Sphinx.
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
Here we are in Little Giza,
where the majestic Sphinx looks down
on the tiny tourists
and up at the giant game show contestants.
In this game you must use the small disc
to flip one of three chips into the arms of the Sphinx.
Fail, and your dreams of a small fortune
will be nothing more than a mirage.
- Okay. - We got this.
- This is interesting. - We got this.
- Who do you guys think can step up to the plate
and kick this game off?
Remember, every member of the team has to play
before you get to go again,
so you gotta be really strategic.
- All right. - And I think--I think we need
to--you need to have a bit of power
and a little bit of finesse. - I'm not even gonna lie.
I think I might step back, 'cause you know me.
- Step back? - I'm--I go a little too hard.
- So who has the most finesse?
- You know what? You want me to do it?
- Come on, man. - Hey, Mike got it.
- Let's do it. - Mike got it, Mike got it.
- Mike got it. - Finesse, finesse.
- Come on, come on, come on.
- Repping for Brooklyn, get up there.
- Brooklyn.
- Brooklyn's in the building.
- There's a lot of finesse in Brooklyn.
That's what I'm saying. - In Brooklyn?
- All right, here we go. This is a--this is a big deal,
and I'ma let you know something, guys.
You get a free practice every game.
- Mm-hmm. - One free practice.
After that, the practices cost money.
- Come on, Mike. - Do your thing, brother.
- Come on. - Yes, that's right.
You got this.
- Take your time. Take your time.
You got a practice, so...
announcer: With a landing area
of only 1 1/2 inches by 1 1/2 inches,
Mike needs precision aim here to get the win.
- Ooh, okay, okay. - Yo, that wasn't bad.
That wasn't bad.
- Okay. - You still got--come on.
You got two more left.
- Ooh. - A little short, okay.
- The first one was too much power.
-Yeah. - One more.
- Come on. - So somewhere in the middle.
You got it.
- Let's go! - Okay.
- Let's go!
- Come on, man. Come on.
- All right. All right.
- I say cool, yes, yes. That is--that's good.
- You gotta--hey, you gotta do this again.
I'm not gonna get too hyped.
- That's what I'm trying to say.
That was just a practice.
That don't even count, okay? But that's good, though.
- Come on. - Now, did you learn something
from just practicing that? What did you learn?
- All right. - It's all about the angle.
It's all about where you place it, 'cause, you know,
this one went a little that way,
so you wanna align it just--just right.
- Let me ask you something. - Take your time, man.
- 'Cause you did have success in that free practice.
- Yes.
- Okay, do you wanna play for $10,000,
or do you wanna practice again for $2,000?
[dramatic music]
- Can I huddle up with my team real quick?
- You can holler at them real quick.
- Okay, let's talk about this. So--
- What are y'all thinking? - How you feeling?
How you feeling? Do you feel like--
- I feel like the first
practice round was good. - I mean, I ain't lying to you.
This button is calling your name.
- Hey, wait, hey. - It's saying Mike B.
I'm sorry. I'm just--
- Hey, Mr. Finesse, Mr. Finesse.
- Let's do it.
- You know, sometimes you just gotta go for it.
- You gonna go for it?
- Press that button if you ready.
You gonna play? - Go, man.
You gonna make that decision? Oh, okay, all right.
All right, all right,
all right, all right. Let's go.
- You ready to do this? - Let's do it.
- Y'all ready for him to do this?
- Yup. - Come on., man.
- Let's see if Mike can bank $10,000.
- Let's do this. - Let's play "Small Fortune."
- You got this. You got this. You got this. Set us off right.
Ooh, okay. It's cool. It's cool.
All right, take your time, bro. Take your time.
- All right, you didn't get that first one.
Second attempt, let's go. - Come on.
- Focus.
[tense music]
Let's go! Let's go! Let's go!
- Okay! - I wasn't sure at first!
Wow! Wow!
They just banked $10,000 in the first game!
Okay, that's how you get the show started!
Up next, Whiskey Business will be playing for $25,000.
We'll be right back after this.
I wasn't sure about it, but it went in.
announcer: Coming up, more tiny games.
- Ooh.
announcer: With a quarter million dollars on the line,
and later, Whiskey Business take a shot...
- Open the bank!
announcer: At our epic final game,
The Big Little Heist.
- Time. - Five, three, one.
[tense music]
.
[exciting music]
♪ ♪
- All right, welcome back to "Small Fortune,"
where tiny games win you big money,
and Mike kicked it off and showed us
that Whiskey Business can win big money
and that they 100-proof by winning at the Pyramids
and banking $10,000. - Yup.
Hey, hey, and let's go. - Yes! Yes!
Now, how are y'all feeling after that win?
- Mike came through. - I feel amazing.
- Mike came through. - Now, what I've noticed
so far with y'all, this is what I learned.
I feel like y'all big-- got big chemistry.
Is this, like, the Whiskey Wednesday powers coming in?
Like, y'all hanging out all the time,
this is what we gonna see tonight?
- These are my brothers, man.
Like, I got married here in LA.
I had a lot of family that couldn't--that couldn't come,
but these a--these guys
was here for me, you know what I'm saying?
- Wow. - Appreciate y'all.
Man, I ain't trying to--I ain't trying
to get--I'm not trying to get--you know,
I'm not trying to cry or nothing.
- It's okay, brother. It's okay. It's okay to--
- You know what I'm saying?
It's okay for a brother to shed some tears.
- It's okay for a brother to shed some tears, man.
We got to every once in a while.
- Right, right, right, right, right.
- Well, look, this next game is worth
$25,000.
All right, announcer, let them know what they playing next.
announcer: This is Fashion Tips.
- Okay.
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
announcer: It's Fashion Week
here at "Small Fortune,"
where the outfits are tiny, but the trends are huge.
And there's the queen of England and Anna Wintour.
Moving on, using two fingers, you must strut down the runway
and stop to pose when both fingers are in the red zone.
Easy, right? Well, I forgot to mention
you'll have to do it while wearing these stylish
blindfold goggles.
Now, go work the runway for your riches
and give us your best pose.
Good luck.
- All right. Y'all saw what this is.
Who's gonna play this game?
- Yeah, good job, Mike, but I think, yeah--
- You might have to do it for the queen of England.
She's right--she's right there. She's right there.
- Yeah, that is true.
- Yeah, I figure I'll go for this one.
- You coming in? - Yes, sir.
- All right, brother, come on in.
- Let's do it. Let's do it. Let's do it.
- Here you go.
So what I'ma do, I'm gonna hand you these goggles.
- Mm-hmm.
- I'm gonna explain a few things
while you put the goggles on your head.
You have to strut, and when you feel like your fingers
are in the red zone, you stop, and you say "pose,"
and then I'll ask you to pull up the goggles, okay?
- Okay. - So you ready to practice?
- All right, I'm ready. Let's-- - All right.
- Let's try. - Pull those goggles down.
I'ma count you down, and you gonna--and you gonna strut.
- Okay. - Three, two,
one, strut.
announcer: The distance to the win zone is 16 inches,
so remembering your stride length
and counting your steps is key.
[tense music]
♪ ♪
- Pose. - All right,
pull up the goggles.
[foghorn blares]
Ooh, you were close, boy. - Hey.
- You are a long-legged finger man.
- Yeah, I know, I'm like--old giraffe fingers.
- And he was like, "Ahh! Ahh!
Ahh! Ahh!"
Hey, but then you might be on to something.
Did you learn something from that first practice?
'Cause you was really close.
It wasn't like--you was in there,
but you was a little bit out.
- I took five steps, right? - No, you took three long ones
and then one little jump.
- Well, here we go. That was your free practice.
If you practice again, it's gonna cost $5,000.
[beeping]
Or you can right now
just hit that red button and play for 25,000.
[audience shouting]
Are you gonna play again or practice?
- Yeah, let's practice. - Practice, practice.
- Yeah, let's do one more. Let's do one more.
- All right. Take $5,000 off the potential winnings.
Now we at 20,000.
- You don't have to change much.
I think you know what you have to do.
- All right, three, two, one, strut.
[tense music]
♪ ♪
- Pose. - Lift the goggles up.
You did it! You did it!
- Let's go! Yes! - Yes, okay,
you did that.
How do you feel about that? You feel good about it?
Do you feel like you caught on to a strategy to do this?
- Yeah, I think so. - You think so?
- Yeah. - You got the strategy down.
- Right. - Three long ones
and a little, little bump. - Right, yeah.
- So do you wanna play for $20,000,
or do you wanna practice again for $5,000?
[beeping]
All you gotta do is press that button,
and the fashion show begins for real.
- Ooh. - Do you wanna play
again or practice?
- I'm thinking another practice, but I don't know.
- Practice.
- All right, let's practice one more time.
- All right. Take another $5,000 off
those potential winnings. Put those fingers there.
Now pull the goggles down whenever you're ready.
I'ma count you in.
Three, two, one, strut!
[tense music]
♪ ♪
- Pose. - Lift those goggles up.
[foghorn blares]
Now, brother, you was in there.
- You had it in there too.
- By the time you're done with the three, you're almost there.
- Yeah. - So it's like the three big
ones, and then take, like--just take, like, a half step.
- Just a little--
- Half step, and trust yourself.
- Do you wanna play for $15,000,
or do you wanna practice for another $5,000?
[audience shouting]
- I feel good. I think you should do it this time.
[audience shouting]
[beeping]
- Whoa!
[cheers and applause]
Are you ready to do this? - Yeah, let's go.
- You ready? - Come on, guys. Come on, guys.
- Let's do it. Walk it like you talk it.
- Okay. Put the fingers there.
We're gonna turn this into a real fashion show now.
I'm gonna tell you to strut. Pull those goggles down.
Three, two,
one, strut!
[tense music]
♪ ♪
- Pose. - Pull those blindfolds up.
You got it in!
- Yes!
[all shouting]
- You got it in! You got it!
Adds $15,000 to their bank.
- Yes! - That's $25,000 now.
Whiskey Business is on fire! That's right!
Okay, y'all, we'll play for $50,000
when we return to "Small Fortune."
Whew!
[exciting music]
.
[exciting music]
♪ ♪
- All right, y'all, welcome back to "Small Fortune."
Now, Eddie just strutted his way for Whiskey Business,
who have now won two games in a row and banked $25,000.
Now, hopefully they can keep building on this bank,
because it will definitely pay off later
when we play The Big Little Heist.
Okay, guys, you're two for two.
How's everybody feeling? Y'all still feeling confident?
- Feeling good, man. - I feel amazing.
- Yeah. - Feeling good.
- Okay, look, here we go, y'all.
This next game is worth $50,000.
- Whew! - Yeah, man.
- And, brother, you haven't went yet.
- Ooh!
- That's right, Justin, this is on you,
and, announcer, tell them what they playing.
announcer: This is...
My Fair Landing.
- [exhales]
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
announcer: Here at Small Fortune Airport,
the mini terminal is home to all sorts
of smaller airlines, like Relta Airlines,
and, of course, Paper Planes.
Your job is to fly the paper airplane into the hangar
at the end of the runway.
If it lands successfully in the hangar,
you'll walk away from this game winning some paper.
♪ ♪
- All right. Check out Relta Airlines.
All right, this is my airline, and I charge for everything.
It's $10 for water. It's $10 to use the bathroom.
It's $10 for chips, and it's $54 for the movie.
But look, here we go. It's your time to shine.
- Ooh. - Justin, come on up here, bro.
It's on you.
- Let's go, let's go, let's go, J.
- It's on you.
- Sound like private jet money to me.
- Oh, yeah, it sure do, private.
- PJ money? That's right.
This is it. You ready to do this?
- I'm ready to do it. - Let's go, Justin. Let's go.
Let's go. You got this.
announcer: The best strategy here is aiming for the runway
right in front of the hangar
and let momentum slide the plane in.
[tense music]
♪ ♪
- Ooh. - Damn.
[foghorn blares]
- Ooh. - It seems--it seems
you--it seems you need more glide.
- You done--you done killed the whole airport, brother.
You done flew into-- there's somebody walking,
just minding they business, getting off one plane,
and then a whole nother plane...
Whoa. Do you think there's something you could do better?
- Yeah, I held it back here.
I feel like if I hold it in the front
I can--I can kinda guide it a little bit better back here.
- Yeah, and also try and--try and get your game going.
- Yeah, a little arc on it. - You can practice again.
It's gonna cost you $10,000, or you could play
for $50,000 right now by hitting this button.
[audience shouting]
- I do wanna practice. - It's gonna cost $10,000.
- 10k, okay. - All right, take $10,000
from the potential winnings. Now you have $40,000.
Practice again, sir. You got this.
[tense music]
♪ ♪
Ooh. [foghorn blares]
- That was hard.
It's sticking to--it's kinda sticking to my hand.
- You might have to loosen your fingers up.
- Yeah. - Or maybe you got too much of
a grip on it, you know what I mean?
- What I was thinking is, like, possibly taking a step
to the left a little bit and see if I can--'cause
right now it's--when I'm--just my elbow is just--
- Yeah.
- I can't really get it like that,
so I wonder if I step to the left a little bit
and then kinda glide it.
- Right. I think the key point is try and get it to glide
rather than throwing it. - Yeah, trying to shoot it.
- Make sure you follow through. - Try and glide it.
- Follow through with the shot. - Right.
- Okay. Here we go. Do you wanna practice or play?
[audience shouting]
- From those--from those other throws,
I definitely need to practice.
- Take off another $10,000. - All right, now you got it,
No pressure. No pressure.
- Whenever you're ready, practice.
- Let's go.
[tense music]
♪ ♪
- Okay. [foghorn blares]
That's all right. We got it.
- You know what's crazy?
You went in the right direction this time.
- Exactly. - Yeah.
- That's a big deal.
Maybe you just--maybe you just a clutch player,
and you just go when it's time for game time.
- Right. - You press that button,
you could play for $30,000,
or you could practice again for $10,000.
[audience shouting]
- So if you did exactly the same thing with more power,
it would hit in, so you'd be good.
- Okay.
- You wanna practice, or you wanna play?
- Same thing.
- One more practice. - Yeah.
- One more practice? - Yeah.
- One more practice, one more. - This time.
- You wanna do one more?
- Yeah, let's practice one more time.
- Okay. Take another $10,000 off the potential winnings.
- Oh, that hurts, but...
- Now you're at $20,000. - Okay.
- Whenever you're ready to practice again, do your thing.
- Straight for the hangar, yeah?
All the way in.
- Finesse.
[tense music]
♪ ♪
- There you go. - Ooh.
[foghorn blares]
- Okay. You're getting closer and closer though.
- You're getting closer and closer.
- Closer and closer. - That's right.
What'd you learn from this last practice?
- I just gotta--I gotta-- - It's that finesse touch.
- It's that light touch. - Yeah.
- Yeah, that finesse.
- Do you wanna play for $20,000,
or do you wanna practice again for $10,000?
[audience shouting]
- Man, I kinda wanna be risky, man.
You know me. I'm a risk-taker.
- You have been getting closer and closer every shot.
You were way over here, and you almost hit me,
but now--now you're over here, so...
- Okay. I'm--let's go for it. - Okay.
- Let's do it. - Go for it.
- Press that button, brother. - Let's do it.
- Here we go.
[cheers and applause]
- You've got this, bro. You've got this, bro.
- Okay. Let's play "Small Fortune."
- Straight in, bro, clutch shot.
[tense music]
♪ ♪
- Ooh. [foghorn blares]
- Okay.
- That's all right. That's all right.
- That was close. That was close, though.
It was there. It curved off.
- Man. - That's okay. That is okay.
You guys are still doing well,
because you still got $25,000 in the bank.
Look at, y'all, Whiskey Business could play
for 75k right after this.
Don't go nowhere, "Small Fortune."
[exciting music]
.
[exciting music]
♪ ♪
- All right, welcome back to "Small Fortune."
Whiskey Business have won two games,
and they've banked $25,000.
Okay, all of you've played already, so, you know,
depending on what this game is,
you're gonna have to make a real decision
about who you think can actually do this.
This next game is worth $75,000.
Are y'all ready?
- Yes. - We're ready.
- All right. announcer, let them know what this game is.
announcer: This is...
Art of the Steal.
- Ooh.
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
announcer: Welcome to the world's
most secure mini art museum.
Using the claw, you must grab the statue
and place it in the protective case
without dropping it or touching any of the lasers.
Successfully steal the art, and you win the money.
Trip the alarm, and you Vincent van Gogh to jail.
[laughter]
- This is a tough one, y'all, like, for real.
Now, who do you think can pull off this game?
- I mean, the one good thing is,
is that we all are very precise.
- Right. - 'Cause we cut our hair,
so we have steady hands. - You know, we got beard,
and you--you know, I do my own beard.
- You know, shape-up is right. Shape-up is right.
- Y'all cut your own hair? - We cut our--
- All three of us. - We're saving money, right?
- But who you think can do this?
This don't have nothing to do with cutting hair right now.
- It's about precision. - It's precision.
- Mike, you wanna do it? - I'll do it.
- You wanna start again? - Mike, you stepping up?
- I'm stepping up. I'm stepping up.
- Mike is about to step up
and try to win this $75,000. Mike come up here.
- Let's go. - Come right here.
Now, you do know you can only work
in between these two pillars.
- Yes, sir. - Okay?
This first practice is free.
After that, the practices are $15,000.
- Okay. - Okay?
- That's some expensive art.
- Yeah, tiny games, but they tough.
All right, are you ready to practice?
- Come on, Mike. - I'm ready.
- Yeah? Grab that claw.
Whenever you ready, try to steal that art.
[tense music]
announcer: First Mike will need to identify the angle
that will give him the clearest path to the statue.
- If you need to kneel, I mean, if you need to get level...
♪ ♪
- Just seeing how it is.
[alarm wailing]
[foghorn blares] - Oh, little tap.
- Damn. - Ooh, Mike.
- I didn't even see myself tap it.
- Take your time. Take your time.
- No, I saw you tap it.
That's when you started shaking.
What did you learn from that, though? What did you pick up?
- Take your time. Go in delicate.
- Are you definitely going for that same angle?
- Yeah, I think I'm going for the same angle.
It's a nice little pocket there.
- Now, look here, you can practice again.
It's just gonna cost you $15,000.
[tense music]
♪ ♪
Do you wanna practice, or do you wanna play?
- I'm gonna practice. - All right.
Take $15,000 off their potential winnings,
and now you're at $60,000, okay?
- Okay.
- Go ahead and do your thing whenever you're ready.
- That's it. Take your time, bro.
[tense music]
♪ ♪
- Ooh.
Whoa. - Whew.
Whew! Whew! - Good job. Good job. Good job.
- Whew! - Good job.
- Very interesting. - Whew.
- You did that. - Whew.
- Do you think you found your spot?
- Definitely locking in on that spot.
- Okay. Here we go, spot. Tiny game, big decision.
Do you wanna practice... - Whew.
- Or play for $60,000?
[audience shouting]
- I think you should play, sir.
- Bro, go for it. - We about to go for it.
- Let's go. - Let's go, brother.
All right. This is it.
This is for $60,000. Take a deep breath.
- Come on, brother. - You feel good?
You know what you gonna do? - Feeling great.
- Look at--watch the-- watch the cord.
- Feel great. Feel great.
- You got it? - I got it.
- All right. Let's play "Small Fortune."
[tense music]
♪ ♪
- Take your time.
♪ ♪
[alarm wailing]
[foghorn blares]
- Oh! - What happened?
- I touched the bar right here, man.
Oh, jeez.
- That's all right, Mike B. It's okay.
- It's okay. - That was close!
They still got $25,000 in the bank.
Don't go anywhere.
Whiskey Business is about to play for a cool $100,000
when we come back.
.
[exciting music]
♪ ♪
- All right, welcome back to "Small Fortune."
Whiskey Business started off strong,
going two for two, and banked 25K,
but they staggered and lost the last two games.
All right, fellas, what happened?
Did the whiskey start kicking in?
Y'all was hot, on fire.
- It's, you know what I'm saying?
We going through a rough patch. - A rough patch?
- It's not over. - No, it ain't over.
- It's not over. - Yeah.
- 'Cause this game is for $100,000.
- Whoo.
- That's great.
- Announcer, let them know what they playing.
announcer: This is...
Fork It Over.
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
It's time for you to clock in for your shift
as a dock worker.
The S.S. "Mini" has made it to port,
and it's your job to unload the snack-sized cargo.
Starting with the first barge, you must use a "forklift"
to stack two teeny shipping containers,
then slowly and carefully move them
onto the next barge,
where you'll add three more before transferring
all five to the dock.
Drop any, and it's game over.
♪ ♪
- Now, the big question is, which one of you guys
think you can take on Fork It Over?
- I don't know, man.
- What you thinking? - I kinda--
- I feel like I got it.
- I kinda wanna redeem myself, man, like.
- Yeah. - Redemption?
- Yeah. - This hunny K.
- And I feel like-- - Hey, let me ask you,
that brother won before.
- That's true. - Right.
- Do you believe in Justin that he come over here
and accomplish this game and win y'all $100,000?
- I think if he takes his time and focuses,
he will definitely be able to do this.
- Wow. It's a bonding moment, guys.
- You got--you got this.
You got this. - I got to deliver.
- You got this. - So you playing?
- I'm playing. - Step on up.
- All right, oh. - All right, whew.
- Let's go, let's go, let's go. You got this, bro.
- It's on you, brother. Let me know
when you're ready to practice. Grab that fork,
and do your first free practice whenever you ready.
- [exhales]
announcer: Each container weighs close to 2 ounces,
so Justin will need to carefully stack
and transfer all five containers to secure the win.
[tense music]
♪ ♪
- Ooh, okay. Ooh, I felt it kinda--
- Well, you did that smooth, so take your time.
- Yeah, that was smooth. That was smooth.
- [exhales]
♪ ♪
Just where you need it.
Smooth. - Nice, nice, nice.
- Whew. - Smooth.
♪ ♪
- Ooh. Find the center.
- Okay, I can guide it.
I can't move that one, but okay.
♪ ♪
Oh. [foghorn blares]
- Okay. - Okay.
- You see how this goes.
What do you think you could do differently?
- Be--I gotta be a little bit more steady and gentle.
- I feel like that top one was turned a little
and pushed over a little bit, so it threw the balance off.
- 'Cause you weren't centered on it.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- I gotta--I gotta come more to the left.
- All right. That was your free practice.
Look, you can practice again. It's gonna cost you $20,000,
or you can just press that red button
and go play the game for $100,000.
Practice or play?
[audience shouting]
- I definitely--definitely practice.
- Practice. - Everybody cool with that?
- All right. - Yup.
- All right. Take $20,000 from their potential winnings,
and whenever you ready, practice again.
[tense music]
♪ ♪
- From this angle, it looks like it needs to come
your dir--your way a little bit,
but I'm not sure. Have a look over it.
Look over it and see if it's hanging over.
- But if I look, it's kinda--I move it,
so it's kinda--it's a little bit hard,
but you know what? I think I'm good.
- Once you're out of there, you gotta go for the next one.
There you go. - All right.
♪ ♪
[exhales]
♪ ♪
- Oh! [foghorn blares]
- That's where you--you see what happened there, right?
- It tipped over--it's always tipping over to the left.
- You dropped it in the same place again.
- And I don't know if you feel like you're putting
the fork in a bit too much.
- Yeah. - Too much, yeah.
- Yeah, right now you're poking a lot through,
so if you just pull it back a little bit,
you have more stability, I think.
- You kinda actually have to hold it not
too tight, like, very light. - Hmm. If you see it shaking,
go back down and go--you need to be more centered.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Well, here we go.
This is the question. Do you wanna play for $80,000,
or do you wanna practice for another $20,000?
[audience shouting]
- Practice, practice. - All right.
Do you wanna practice, or do you wanna play?
[audience shouting]
Ooh, this is intense, man.
♪ ♪
- Ohh.
announcer: Coming up, tiny fork, big decision.
- Practice or play, man?
announcer: Then do Whiskey Business
have the spirit to take on our final game,
The Big Little Heist?
- Blow the vault!
♪ ♪
.
[exciting music]
announcer: Welcome back to "Small Fortune."
While you were away, Justin practiced two more times,
but he couldn't fork over a win...
- Augh.
announcer: Failing again and again.
- It's a tiny game, big decision.
Do you wanna play for $40,000 right now, or do you wanna do
one last practice for another $20,000?
Do you miss out getting the practice?
- Right.
- To replicate that same exact--
- Again, yeah.
- It's gonna be hard to redo it.
- Yeah, man. I'm just kinda, like--
- That button is flashing, man. It's saying,
"Play for $40,000."
- I mean, he does make a good point.
If he gets this practice round,
it's gonna be hard to replicate it again.
- I'm like, I'm ready.
I'm ready to do this. I'm ready to do this.
- I say go for it too. - Well, practice or play, man?
If you wanna play, hit that button.
[cheers and applause]
It's game time now. You ready to do that?
- Let's do it. - Let's play "Small Fortune."
Here we go. - Let's do it. Let's do it.
- All right.
[tense music]
♪ ♪
- Maybe cheat it a little bit towards you a little bit more
since the top one is towards us a little bit more
to balance it out a little bit.
- Okay. How's that? How's that? How's that?
- That looks okay from here. - Yeah, it looks good.
- We're decent? - Yes.
- Yup, yup. Reset. Take a break. Take a break.
- Have a look around it, yeah.
- Yeah, that top one, mm.
- [indistinct].
- [exhales]
- I think it looks good. - All right.
- That was good. - That's good, that's good.
- You see how steady your hand was there?
Take your time. Take your time.
- Feel it out too.
Feel it out.
- Oh! [foghorn blares]
- Ahh! Ahh! So close.
It's okay. It's okay, everybody.
- It's all right. It's all right.
- You still got $25,000 left to play
at The Big Little Heist,
but here we go, guys. How you feeling?
- We feel good. We feel great. - We gotta do it.
We gotta do it. We gotta do it.
- It's game time. - This is big, man.
I'm excited.
Announcer, show them the final game.
announcer: It's time
for The Big Little Heist.
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
It all comes down to this.
You've played five tiny games and banked $25,000,
but have you got what it takes to steal it from our bank,
Lil Rel's Fargo?
Your team has two minutes to complete three phases.
Player one, you're searching for three hidden key cards,
then inserting them into slots at the door.
Hit the red button to stop the clock.
Player two, you're flicking dynamite
at three magnetic gold targets to blow open the vault.
Then push that red button to stop the clock.
Player three, you must balance three stacks of cash,
hit the red button before time is up,
and steal a small fortune right before our eyes.
Good luck.
- All right, guys, Lil Rel's Fargo
is not easy to break into, but I do believe in you guys,
and I think you can accomplish this feat.
Now, you have a big decision to make.
Who is gonna play what?
- I'm thinking--I'm thinking I'll try to set us off right.
- You wanna start it off? - I'll go first, yeah, yeah.
- Okay. - Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- How you feel about the flicking?
- I could flick it. - Yo, you can flick it.
- I'll take--I'll take the final one this time.
- Damn, that was quick. Y'all really like--okay,
so you going first, you going second,
and you closing us out, bringing us home.
- He gonna bring us--he's gonna bring us back, bring it home.
- Justin. - Move back around.
- Come step up. Stand right here.
- Let's go, Justin.
- You ready for this? - Ready.
Final game, let's get it. - Here's your tweezers.
Now let me explain something to you.
There's gonna be two minutes on the clock.
- Okay. - I'm gonna start the clock.
Once you get all those key cards inside those ATMs,
you stop the clock by hitting that button.
- Okay. - Okay? You ready to do this?
- Ready.
- You ready to try to win $25,000?
- I'm ready for 25k, let's go. Let's go.
- All right.
- Let's go. - Let's play "Small Fortune."
In three, two, one, heist.
- Green on the mailbox.
- And then you see the yellow on the bench after that?
Come back for that, yeah?
[indistinct].
[beeps] - You said green?
- Yep. - Mm-hmm.
- And then the red is right here.
♪ ♪
- Stop the clock. Stop the clock. Stop the--
- Okay. Wow. Go join your team.
That was good. That was good. That's how you kick that off.
- 20 seconds.
- You left a 1:40 left for your team.
That's really good, and because of that, I gotta gift for you.
Open the bank!
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
- Here we go. - Go, Mike.
- It's time for you to shine.
He left a 1:40 on the clock for you.
- 1:40, all right. - All you gotta do is pop
that dynamite and blow that vault.
You ready to do this? All right.
- Coming for you. - Here we go.
Let's play "Small Fortune."
Push the button when you ready.
- You got it. - All right.
- Let's go, Mike. - Come on, let's go.
Let's go. Let's go.
- Keep going. - Let's go. Let's go. Let's go.
Yes, sir. Yes, sir.
Take your time. Take your time. You got time.
- Keep going. Keep going.
Don't worry on limit. Just keep going.
- Yes, sir.
Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on.
Breathe, just breathe.
Oh. - Okay, you did it.
That was an amazing job, Mike. Mike did a great job.
He left 1:02 left for you, Eddie.
Now, I got a gift for y'all.
Because you put the dynamite on the vault, blow the vault!
- Ooh. - Oh, yeah,
guess what else just happened.
The chopper's coming down. Here comes the chopper.
- Oh. - Yeah.
- Big money, big money.
[cheers and applause]
- Do you think you can do this?
- Yeah. - You can do it?
- I'm conf--I'm confident, yeah.
- You think you can steal this money in a 1:02?
- Yeah, I'm gonna have to. - All right.
Let's play "Small Fortune."
- Come on, man, let's go.
Let's go. Let's go.
[tense music]
♪ ♪
- Take your time.
- 30 seconds left.
- Time?
- 15, 15 seconds.
- [indistinct].
- Five... - Come on.
[foghorn blares] all: Oh.
- Eddie! - Oh!
- It's okay. We are still gonna give you
a small portion of your small fortune.
That's right. You still going home with $2,500.
- All right, all right. - Y'all still killed it.
Y'all was fun today. - Yes, sir.
- Sorry you couldn't win all the money,
but you still got $2,500.
- Yes, sir, 25, we can take that.
- Thank you for playing "Small Fortune."
Look here, guys. - We'll take that. Let's go.
- We'll see you next time.
Good night and good fortune, y'all.
Peace out.