Deal or No Deal

Stephen Mulhern hosts the programme, guiding the action as contestant Monz takes on the challenge. Monz must open twenty‑two red boxes in the precise order required by the game’s rules. Completing the sequence offers him the chance to win a life‑changing cash prize.

Monz is a television programme presented in a game‑show format, billed simply as an episode of the series. The show is fronted by Stephen Mulhern, who takes on the role of host, guiding the action and interacting with the participant. Its premise centres on a single contestant attempting a high‑stakes challenge, and the entire episode unfolds around this competition. The focal point of the episode is the contestant, known as Monz, who is tasked with opening a set of twenty‑two red boxes. Success depends on selecting the boxes in the correct sequence; each choice must follow the precise order required by the game’s rules. As Monz works through the series of boxes, the tension builds, with every decision bringing them closer to—or further from—the ultimate goal of securing the prize. If Monz manages to reveal all twenty‑two boxes in the right order, they stand to win a cash prize described as life‑changing. Stephen Mulhern’s role is to present the challenge, explain the stakes, and keep the pace moving as the contestant navigates the puzzle. The episode therefore combines the excitement of a timed, ordered task with the promise of a substantial financial reward, making the outcome highly consequential for the player.