'Ooh, you don't want to hit another one of those!' 'Could be worse,' Jenny replies. 'It could, but I don't really want to think about that!' Laughter. 'Get a blue, cheer us all up!' 'Number 2!' 'COME ON!' cries Matt. It's a bit early for that isn't it?

Box 2- £10

Big cheers. 'YAY!' cries Lucy. 'COME ON!' cries Matt. '18!' cries Jenny, rather too in the swing of things. 'Calm down,' insists Diane. 'Don't get sucked in by the madness!' Lucy suddenly calms down, and says that is a very good point and that the game is about the player.

Box 18- £5

More cheers. 'One more to go.' '21.' 'Best of luck!' chirps Zoe in a bell-like voice.

Box 21- £50,000

Groans. 'Ooh... not a good start... but it's how you finish...' 'It's a lot easier if you make a good start though eh?' replies Jenny to laughter.

Banker phones up - and ooh, he is playing nasty. Lucy squirms during the call and almost slams the phone down. 'What?' asks Jenny. 'He said, I quote - 'Let's make the host feel right at home in her temporary new job.' £50...' A few laughs. 'Every week, for a year. £2,600.'



'Oh, he is funny,' Jenny remarks. 'Say No Deal and you open five more boxes.' She duly says No Deal. 'Box 1 first.' And it's Ruth! 'Oh, I've heard about you...' 'What?' she says, as if insulted. 'One of the liveliest personalities on the wings!' 'OH YEAH!' she says, as if shocked it wasn't an overt insult. 'OK, open Box 1, and keep us all happy!'

Box 1- £500,000

Huge groans. A gasp from Lucy. 'I'm not very good at this am I?' Nervous laughter. 'There's still a possible £200,000 that could be in that box,' Lucy says. It's the closest to Wakeyism she's gone so far.

'13!' 'Andy!' And Lucy blatantly flirts with him... 'Yes.. yes... here's a blue.'

Box 13- £30,000

'It's not my lucky day is it?' 'Doesn't look it at the moment, but you never know... maybe we need a break. Join us in a few minutes!'

After the break... 'Box 25.'

Box 25- £5,000

'Oh another red...' 'It's OK, it's not too bad. I think... 16.' 'You're still in this game,' Mickey says. 'This ought to be blue. I hope it is.'

Box 16- £750

Almost ironic applause for the high blue. 'About time!' cries Lucy.

'17.' 'Another blue please...' 'Should be!'

Box 17- £500

Cheers.

'I hope that's the start of the good luck and not the end of it!' Lucy declares just before the phone call.

The Banker says 'this has trainwreck written all over it' but 'wants to give you a chance', ergo...



'And, I'll throw in a fiver to keep you happy.' Laughter.

'He wouldn't offer a swap if you didn't have a big red, no swap and No Deal all the way!' cries Ruth. 'Oh, you can never predict the Banker that easily!' replies Lucy. Jenny says she's quite happy with Box 24 and thinks 'it'd be worse swapping for a little one than keeping a little one', so NO SWAP it is.

'5.' 'Best of luck - keep thinking positive, it's still a very big-money game.' 'Definitely a lot of money out there, let's hope we keep it for another round... open Box 5...'

Box 5- £200,000

Big groans. An extra phone call! 'Well done Ruth, your theory has just been blown out of the water in spectacular fashion, thank you.' Laughter. 'Still got £100,000 and £75,000!' cries Ruth.

Jenny goes for Box 6...

Box 6- £300