Deal or No Deal

Stephen Mulhern presents the programme while contestant Lee attempts to open the 22 red boxes in the correct order. If he succeeds, he faces the infamous Banker and stands to win a life‑changing cash prize, with the prize capable of transforming his financial future.

Stephen Mulhern fronts a game‑show format in which a single contestant is pitted against a mysterious figure known as the Banker. The programme centres on a high‑stakes challenge, with Mulhern guiding the action and keeping the tension alive as the player works through the game’s mechanics. The setting is simple yet compelling, offering viewers a clear focus on the contestant’s progress and the ever‑present threat posed by the Banker. In this episode, the contestant – Lee – is tasked with opening twenty‑two red boxes, but there’s a catch: they must be opened in the correct order. Each box represents a step toward a potential windfall, and any mistake could hand control back to the Banker. Lee’s objective is to navigate the sequence without error, confronting the Banker’s offers and obstacles along the way. The entire premise hinges on whether Lee can keep his selections in line and avoid the Banker’s interference. Success would see Lee walking away with a cash prize large enough to change his life, making the challenge more than just a game of chance. The allure of that life‑changing sum fuels the competition, while the presence of the Banker adds a layer of strategic pressure. Throughout, Mulhern’s role is to keep the proceedings moving, explain the rules, and maintain the flow as Lee attempts to claim the grand reward.