Deal or No Deal

Stephen Mulhern presents the programme while contestant Kez works to open the 22 red boxes in the right order, taking on the infamous Banker. If he succeeds, he could walk away with a life‑changing cash prize, a challenge that tests his strategy and nerve.

The show Kez is presented as a single‑episode programme, with Stephen Mulhern taking on the role of host. It follows the familiar game‑show format where a contestant faces a series of challenges under the guidance of a charismatic presenter. The episode centres entirely on one participant, known simply as Kez, and the tension that builds as the game unfolds. In this installment, Kez’s task is to open a set of twenty‑two red boxes, but success depends on selecting them in the precise order required. Each box must be chosen correctly; a single mistake could end the run. While he works through the sequence, Kez is pitted against the notorious figure known only as the Banker, whose reputation for making the odds difficult adds an extra layer of pressure. The ultimate aim is to navigate the boxes and outwit the Banker long enough to claim a cash prize that could change his life. The episode’s stakes are clear: a life‑changing sum of money hangs in the balance, and the combination of the red‑box puzzle and the Banker’s interference creates a focused, high‑tension contest. Stephen Mulhern’s role as host provides the connective thread, guiding viewers through each decision Kez makes and highlighting the significance of every correct or incorrect choice. The format remains tight, with the entire narrative driven by the single challenge of ordering the boxes correctly to secure the prize.