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[dramatic music]

- Previously on
"Deal or No Deal Island."

- This is awesome.

- Will comes into this game
like a wrecking ball.

- You all aren't good at this.

- I hate this man.

- He bragged about
how he's a millionaire,

and I'm just
not cool with that.

- CK is crazy train.
- Go!

- Someone take it,
and we can talk.

- [grunts]

- A split.

- Yeah.

- Rah.
- Oh, my gosh!

- I'm so sorry, man,
you made a bad deal.

You're going to be leaving
the game tonight.

And now, tonight...

- We're going to have
that breakfast date.

- Showmance brewing.
Feel the electricity?

[dramatic music]

- I'm just trying to see
who's good with who.

- We've got to get out of here
before people start talking

more than they already are.

- Target who you think
the group voted

as the two biggest threats,
and you will gain

complete safety at the Temple.

- I'm willing to make a deal.
- Oh, my God.

* *

- Oh.

Chaos on
"Deal or No Deal Island."

* *

- Let's go to bed.
- Good night, guys.

- All right, good night, y'all.
- Good night.

[rain pattering]

- All right.
- It'll be so romantic.

- We were walking back
to our tents,

and we were going to bed.

I was like,
"It's raining.

"Let's run under
this palm tree

so we don't get all wet,"
and then he took his shirt off.

* *

You think I was going to bed
after that?

I wasn't going to bed
after that.

- We're going to have
that breakfast date.

- I'm just nervous
it's going to go to [bleep],

and everyone finds out
because they're going

to want to get us out.

They're going to want
to split us up.

- I think you're thinking
a little too into it.

I don't think anybody's going
to be gunning to remove us.

- I'm keeping my eye on MG.

It does seem like MG
is starting to fall

under the charms of Storm.

What's going on there?
Did you guys hug, kiss, touch?

- No!

It's actually added, like,
a whole other element.

I'm playing
"Deal or No Deal Island,"

and I'm playing
"Love Island" together.

- Listen, don't let cute Storm
get you washed out to sea.

- Oh, my God.

* *

[bright percussive music]

[upbeat music]

* *

- Oh, that was kind of badass.

- Girl, you did not make it
a secret that you hate Will.

As soon as he arrived in
his weird tuxedo on that dock.

- Oh, you're right.

- No, you were like, "Get that
guy out of here, he's weird,

I don't like him.
Get him out of here."

So you think you
are hiding that?

- [laughs]

- You're like,
"How did he find out?"

- Shut up.
- [laughs]

I cannot help
all these emotions I have.

I can't help who I am.

You know,
everyone knows who I hate.

You've got to let
them emotions out, man.

They'll mess with your mind.

They'll mess with
your decisions.

- Maybe just loosen the grip
on the hatred of Will.

- Yeah.

- 80% of communication
is body language,

and CK has terrible,
terrible body language.

I can read from a mile away
that she hates me.

The last Temple was
extremely ugly for me.

CK called me out
in front of everyone.

I don't even know her,

so if she hates me that much,
I really have no choice

but to target her.

Thou shall not pass!

- Ignore the clown
in the background.

* *

- Oh, yeah.

- Yeah, you said we'd
talk yesterday about,

like, who wanted me out.

I know, like, other people
talk and stuff like that.

So I'm just trying to see,
like,

who's, like,
good with who, kind of.

I don't really
necessarily know

where I stand in the pack.

I definitely think
I'm an underdog,

but one of the best feelings
is being able

to prove people wrong.

- You have had nothing
to worry about since day one.

And if I hear
something for real,

then we go battle stations.

- I think if my dad saw
that I came home

with millions of dollars,
he would want to spend

a lot more time with me.

He told me that
I'm not entertaining enough.

I'm not special enough
to get on TV.

So proved you wrong, Dad.

For me, it's kind of
like what's going to happen

because, like, I haven't
really heard that much.

I try joining a conversation,
I always get shooed off.

- Yeah, well, listen,
if I'm chatting,

always feel like you can come
and jump in the convo.

- Cool.
- I want you in my convos.

- Yeah, I appreciate that.

[dramatic music]

- So how was your night
the rest of the night?

[laughter]

Did you go home and gossip with
the rest of your dome mates,

because apparently they saw me
through the windows.

- Wait, what?

They saw us
through the windows?

- For, like, an hour, yeah.
- What did they say?

- You know,
what are you doing out there?

We saw you getting a little,
like, goo-goo eyed over MG.

I didn't really tell them
a whole lot.

- Don't tell them everything.
- Can't spoil it.

Yeah, so...

- Showmance brewing.
Feel the electricity?

* *

I'm always terrified
of a showmance,

because when you see
two people meeting up

on a show, it means that
they're locked together

in a super strong alliance,
and it's going to be

extremely difficult to break.

- All right,
we got to get out of here.

- Yeah, we do.

- Before people start talking
more than they already are.

- Yeah, they already are.

* *

- Hey, guys.
- Have a seat here.

Now, Mum and I have
some serious things

to talk to you about.
- We have some news.

- Oh, are you pregnant?
- No.

- Oh, my God.
Wait, am I?

- There's a new boy
in her life.

- There's a new boy.

Wait, tell me about this boy.

- I told him, if he messes
with her, he's in big trouble.

- There's a common target
amongst all of us.

The Family is Dickson,
Parvati, David,

and word around camp

is that MG is
also in that family.

- This family gets each other,
and that's what matters

more than anything.

- And I feel like, if there
are other targets besides me,

then that works
really well for me.

If everyone is looking
at the Family as a threat,

then no one's thinking
about Seychelle.

[laughter]

* *

[monkey grunts]

* *

- Hello, guests.
- Hi, Joe.

- Hello, Joe.

- I think it's fair to say
that, after last night,

the Banker learned a lot
about what you think

about each other,
but she senses that some of you

are still holding back.

And don't forget, this is
a competition, not a vacation.

In order to succeed
in this game,

you need to identify
your threats,

target them, and take them out.

To kick this excursion off,
the Banker wants

to know how you
really perceive each other.

- Oh.

- In order to do that,
you'll each need

to create your own
personal guest rankings.

- Oh, my God.
- That's messed up.

- Using these tiles,
you will rank your competition

from the biggest threat
at the top

to the smallest threat
at the bottom.

- The real skill here is
being able to read the room.

- The biggest threat is Will
because he's a wild card.

- Anyone who doesn't put me
at the very top of their list

is wildly naive.

* *

- David is a giant threat.

- Oh, my God.

Parvati is gliding
through this game.

She has never been up
for elimination.

- I really want to know who
everyone put as their bottom

because I do believe
that it's me,

and I love that for me.

- Everyone has
their rankings locked in.

- Yes.

- Now, in the
Banker's assessment--

and she is an excellent
judge of character--

boldness is
a sign of greatness.

I'm going to ask for
one volunteer right now.

You didn't even hear
what I was going to say.

- Doesn't matter.

- You volunteered
for something.

You don't even
know what's coming.

- Joe asked for a volunteer,
and I put my hand up

really quickly because
I thought he was going to say,

who wants to be
in "Magic Mike 4."

- But it was bold.

The Banker wants you
to then share

who you marked
as the biggest threat.

- Joe, my biggest threat
in this game

is my biggest threat in life.
I put myself.

- Oh, my.

- How did I know
he was going to say that?

- You're your own
biggest threat, Joe.

Joe "Manglianello,"
if that's your real name.

- It's not.
OK.

let's go down to the beach
to find out Dr. Will's reward

for his boldness and how these
rankings will come into play

at today's excursion.

Follow me to the beach.

* *

- Oh, my God.
- Oh, my God.

Yo.

- Yeah, y'all are wild
for this.

- Y'all are wild for this.

- Today, you'll be trying
your hand

at one of the Banker's
favorite new hobbies,

axe throwing.
- Yeah!

- Oh, my God.
Wild.

- And she's brought
her favorite targets, you.

Remember those rankings.

Well, here's why you did them.

Each of these targets
with your faces on them

has been assigned a value based
on your collective rankings.

- Shut up.

- Values going all the way up
to $5 million.

- Oh, my God.

- The biggest threat
has the highest value case.

The smallest threat
has the lowest,

and everyone in-between
is also valued

according to your
collective rankings.

- Oh, my God.
- OK.

- Your objective--throw
your axes at these faces

and target who you think
the group voted

as the two biggest threats
and the two smallest threats.

Secure one of those
four targets,

and you will gain
complete safety at the Temple.

But only the guests
who successfully

hit the biggest threat
and claims the $5 million case

has the power to choose
who faces the Banker.

- What?

- You'll have two rounds
to try to claim a target.

If multiple guests stick
their axes in the same target,

the closest to the bullseye
wins that case.

- Oh.

- So if any of you
have been hesitant to put

a target on your
competition so far,

the Banker is now
leaving you no choice.

Dr. Will,
you shared your info about

your own personal rankings.

You're going to get
to go first.

- Will?
- Yeah.

- I think Will's
probably the top.

- I have to throw
an axe into my face.

I really need immunity.

If I don't, I am going
to be out pretty quickly,

so the pressure is on.

- Whenever you're ready.

* *

.

[dramatic music]

- I have to throw
an axe into my face.

I really need immunity.

If I don't, I am going to be
out pretty quickly.

The pressure is on.

* *

- Oh!

A hit, not on the bull's eye.

Another guest could try
to get closer to the center.

Lete, you're up.

- I think Phil is
a very likable guy.

He's an athletic trainer.

I think he's someone
that could do really well

in this competition.
- Oh.

- Right outside the bullseye.
- [bleep]

- Parvati.

- La Shell came up to me
and said

that I'm the biggest threat.

So it's possible that people
have me in their targets,

and, clearly, I'm a threat.

- There we go.
Easy. Easy.

Phillip came to play.
- Ooh.

I think I'm going to go
for Seychelle,

just based on trying
to get the bottom two

instead of the top two.
- Oh.

- OK.
- You hit.

Seychelle is now up.

- I'm going for me.

- You're going for you?
- Yeah.

- My axe is in there.

She looks over at me
as if to be like, "I'm sorry."

And I look over at her
to be like, "Hey,

quick question,
what the [bleep]?"

[tense music]

* *

[all cheering]

- You're wild!
You're wild!

- Like, come on.
- Give it up.

- It's crazy.
- Give it up.

- I know. I know.

- I did.

- CK, grab your axe.
Let's go.

- Um, yeah,
I've got to go for Will.

- You're going to go for Will?

- But wait!

- Oh, God.

- Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

Let's all just take
a deep breath, OK?

- Yeah.

- CK, I'm willing
to make a deal.

- Oh, my God.

- If you hit in my target,
and I am in a lot of trouble.

If you go to someone
else's target,

I will not put you up
against the Banker tonight.

If you do throw the axe
there and miss it,

and I can make a deal
with everyone else,

well, then, of course,
you are going to play

against the Banker.

- Well, I just
played the Banker.

I don't feel like I want
to play the Banker again.

- CK, we need your decision.
- OK.

- I will not put CK up tonight
if she avoids my target.

- Will has a lot of power
against my game right now.

- OK, we have a deal?

* *

- I just feel like I'm stuck,
and I'm supposed to trust

Dr. Will with
the fate of my game?

- All right, CK,
who's it going to be?

- David.

- Oh.
- Oh, my God.

- Oh.

That is a miss,
but you will get

another chance in round two.

La Shell, you're up.

- I'm going to put an axe in
David's very beautiful face.

- Oh!
- That was it.

Maria-Grace.
- Let's go.

- Who are you
going to throw at?

- La Shell.

She was my least threat
because I trust her.

- Oh!

- Yes!

- Dickson, you're up.
Grab your axe.

- All right, Dickson.
Let's do it.

- The power is still available.

The $5 million case
is still available.

Who are you throwing
your axe at?

- I'm going Storm.

Growing up, I was
always perceived as small,

weak, that I can't do
some of the things

I'm capable of doing.

People aren't going
to see me coming.

- Yeah!
Oh, no!

It came off the target
and doesn't count.

Storm.
- Come on, Storm.

- You look determined.

- I'm going to aim for Dickson.

- You're going for Dickson.
- Yeah.

I mean, I don't need
to go for the power.

I think I have a pretty good
relationship

with everybody right now.

Dickson's not
the smoothest guy.

He is the funny,
sort of nerdy, quirky guy.

So I'm going to go
for the lowest ones,

which means I'm going to
try to hit Dickson.

- Ah.
- Wow.

- Nice shot.

- David, you're up.
You thinking high or low?

- I'm thinking maybe low-risk.

I think I'm gonna shoot
at Dickson.

- Shoot at Dickson.

- Dickson is not
the perceived threat.

Dickson is the one
that everyone wants

to take to the end
because they're like,

"Oh, what a little cutie.

I will smash him in
that final challenge."

- There you go.

Round one is now complete,

and seven players
have claimed targets.

So players will
now have to aim

at the four remaining targets
to try and secure safety.

If you do not claim a target
in this round,

you are guaranteed to be
at risk of facing the Banker.

The pressure is on.

All right, CK.

- Hit the nose!

- Lete has made a request
that you hit her in the nose.

- OK.

- Whoa!
Ow! Oh!

- All right, Phillip.

- Nice shot.
- Big Dickson energy!

- That's it.
- Whoa!

[all cheering]

- But now you know
what this means.

All the pressure is on Storm.

Unless you want
to try and better one

of the other guest's throws,

Maria-Grace is
the last target open.

- Maria-Grace.
- Maria-Grace.

- Whoo!
- Get that Money.

Get that money.
- Let's go, big dog!

- Maria-Grace, any advice?

- I do have some advice.
- Come on over here.

Come on over here.

I feel like I'm a chaperone
right now at a dance.

- I think I need to, like--
look, OK.

- Is it just
the shoulders, or...

- No, it's just shoulders.

- I'm going to give you
some privacy.

- There you go.
There you go.

Come on.
Loosen up.

- Don't look at my eyes,
because you'll get confused.

That's what it is.

- It's the beauty
in them, right?

- Just loosen up.
Yeah, that's all I have to say.

- Come on, let's go.

- Whenever you're ready.

- You got it.
You got it.

[dramatic music]

* *

[all cheering]

- It was a beautiful,
beautiful throw.

- You hit me in the face.
- I know.

- And I'm hugging you.
- Oh.

It was the most perfect and,
honestly, romantic thing

that possibly
could have happened.

- Well, congratulations.

Everyone finally
has control of a case.

- Let's go.
- Keeping it real, Joe.

- Let's find out
whether you made

a wise call with your cases
and faces

that you targeted or not.

Now, remember,
if you hit the target

of the two
most threatening players

or the two least
threatening players,

you will be safe tonight.

But remember,
only the player

who was voted
the biggest threat

and secured
the $5 million case

has the power to choose

Who faces the Banker
at the Temple.

Seychelle.
- Hi, Joe.

- You targeted yourself.

- I targeted myself, Joe,
because

I've been at the bottom.

- But do you think that
the rest of your fellow guests

voted you into the bottom?

- Hell yeah.
- Yeah?

- That's why I threw
an axe at my own face.

- Well, remember,
you throwing an axe at yourself

may pay off
with safety at Temple.

Dr. Will, you targeted
the face you see

in the mirror every morning.

* *

There's been some other people
who have brought your name up,

who said that
they wanted you out.

- I think there's ten other
people who brought my name up.

- We're going to see
in a moment

whether or not that paid off.

- Let's go.
Be hot.

- Whoo!

- Everyone,
please open your cases.

- OK.

.

[dramatic music]

- OK, guests, let's see
which of you will be at risk.

Who will be safe?

Everyone,
please open your cases.

- OK.

* *

- It paid off.
- Oh.

$5 million.

* *

There it is.
- All right.

- As easily predicted.
I'm ranked at the top.

I'm everyone's
number-one target,

including my own.
- All right.

The biggest perceived threats

are Dr. Will and Parvati

with La Shell and Seychelle

as the two lowest threats.

So doing the math,
Seychelle and Maria-Grace

are safe at the bottom.

Dr. Will and Parvati
are safe at the top,

and everyone in-between
is in danger of elimination.

David, you're the
highest perceived threat

that wasn't voted
into the top two,

which means
you're not safe tonight.

- Oh.

- Dr. Will, you were voted by
the group the biggest threat.

Therefore, you now are in
control heading into Temple.

You alone have
the power to choose

who faces the Banker tonight.

Your choices are
Lete, La Shell, Phillip,

CK, David, Dickson, and Storm.

* *

See you all at the Temple where
one of you will get the axe.

* *

- I can't believe that was
the one that I hit.

- You talk to the people.

I'll talk to the people.

We come together at the end,
see what we can do.

- It's only up to Will.

- But I think people
can be influenced.

- I won the challenge.
I have immunity.

I have all the power.

I get to decide who's
going to play the Banker,

and of the seven people
eligible,

well, I need to figure out
how to strategically

strike to destroy CK.

- None of us are ever
going to know

who Will's going to put up.

- Oh, chaos on
"Deal or No Deal Island."

* *

- Number one target is CK.

That's no secret, OK?

I'd be stupid
if I didn't do that.

How I can get rid
of CK tonight,

I'm very open minded.

Unfortunately,
I don't have another target.

So if I put CK up tonight,
CK can beat the Banker

and eliminate one of you two,
and I can't control that.

- Or what if you put
somebody else over the Banker

that's going to take CK.

- So who--but how can I trust
they're going to take CK?

- Who would be the most
malleable in that situation?

Like...

- If CK goes up, who
would she want to kick out?

She can't kick us out.

- She can go after Dickson.

- I kind think she'd go
after Dickson, maybe, too.

- That's actually
not a bad idea.

You could, frankly,
talk to Dickson

and be like, "Look, if CK wins,

"I think she's going to
kick you out.

"Do you want to play
the Banker and have

a chance of kicking CK out?"

- I really don't respect
Dickson's game.

That's ultimately
what I would love,

and there could be somebody,
possibly, from the Family

that goes home.

- Damn, that's a good plan.

- Will is not going to tell me
what he's going to do.

- You think it's just going
to be a surprise?

- I don't know.
That's the hard part.

He's just going to
probably tell me

he's going to keep
his promise to me,

which I think is true.

He won't put me
against the Banker,

but he's like--
I don't think he gives

a [bleep]
if he puts someone up,

and then they take me out.

I want you to not go up.

For sure,
feel the safest with you

and Storm maybe.

If he goes up, I don't see any
reason he would take me out.

- Storm is chilling right now.

Storm is like a hotter
version of Dickson.

- What do you think
is going to happen?

- I have no idea.

- I mean, everybody knows
he doesn't like CK, right?

And I think he's
going to do whatever it takes

to get rid of her.
- Oh, yeah.

- And even if that means
putting someone

he likes up to get rid of her,

that would be best
for his gameplay

because CK's walking around,
talking about it to everyone,

like, "I want Will out,
I want Will out."

- I mean, I'm assuming
you don't want to go

up against the Banker.

I think you're safe, honestly,
like, straight up.

Like, I don't think
anyone's gunning for you.

- Who do you think CK's
targeting if she does go up?

- It might be me, honestly.
I don't know.

One of my biggest weaknesses
in life

is just seeing
the good in people,

always assuming people are
going to do the right thing.

But in reality, I'm looking
out for myself, baby.

You've got to look out
for number one in this game.

I've got to put destiny
in my own hands at this point.

I've got to put fate
in my own hands,

and I'm going to do
what I have to do to survive.

- Well, do you want to play
then to try to get CK out?

* *

- Like, Dickson wouldn't
take you out, for sure,

but we don't want
to lose him yet, right?

- I do not want
Dickson to go home.

However, I don't have to worry
about Dickson flipping on me.

He has got my back.

So to me, it makes sense for
Dickson to play the Banker.

For me, my best route through

without playing the Banker
is Dickson.

If Dickson loses, I lose
my little buddy, my son,

but you know what?

I'm still here.
That's what's most important.

- Have a seat.

In the interest
of full transparency,

I have not made
the decision yet.

The dilemma we have, and
I'm just being very candid,

despite my reputation, I'm an
incredibly transparent person.

Your name is coming up
a lot from others.

- Who are you targeting?
Who are you going after?

I am playing the game
really hard right now.

I'm going to do
whatever it takes

to get Dr. Will to put me up.

I absolutely want to face
the Banker because I am

more cutthroat, and I'm not
afraid to make some moves

and hurt some
people's feelings.

- I still haven't made
a final decision.

I don't want to assure you
anything

because I don't want
to make a false promise,

but I'm trying to figure out
what my options are.

* *

- OK. Sounds good.

- I've had all
the conversations,

and I have decided...

to zip it, lock it,
put it in your pocket.

You'll find out at Temple.

.

[dramatic music]

* *

- I definitely feel
at risk tonight

about facing the Banker.

* *

I mean, Will is a wild card.

I did tell him I was
going to take CK out,

but it's like, I'm not
a pawn in this situation.

I'm going to make
my own moves.

If I make a good deal tonight,

I'm going to draw the line
right here in the sand

that I'm here
to play this season,

and I will make a big move
if I have to.

- All right, everyone,
welcome back

to the Banker's Temple.

Tonight, one guest
will play Deal or No Deal

in order to try to win money
to add to the final case

that one of you will play
for at the finale.

Currently, the final case
is valued at $531,001.

- Yep, all right.

- As you all know, today's
excursion was about perception.

And knowing he was perceived
as the group's biggest threat,

Dr. Will stuck
the axe in his own face,

securing the highest value
case worth $5 million.

So come on over.

- All right, Will.

Let's see what
the doctor ordered.

- Dr. Will, you've got
a big decision to make.

Now, remember, Lete, La Shell,

Phillip, David, CK,

Dickson, and Storm
are all at risk.

Who are you going to put up?

[soft dramatic music]

- Dickson, I'm going to
put you up tonight.

* *

I'm sorry, man.
- OK, Dickson, come on up.

- Come on, Dickson.
- Head over to the podium.

Let's go, buddy.
- Whoo!

[cheers and applause]

- Oh, baby.

- Dickson has told me that
he's going to target CK,

and I am unsure if he's going
to stick with that agreement.

This is going to be
the week to find out

who is going to be loyal.

We're just going to have
to see how it shakes out.

- Dickson, tonight,
you're playing to add money

to the final case.

It's a prize
that grows with every game

until the finale,
when one guest will play

for a chance to win it all.

Each one of our cases
are numbered 1 through 12.

Dr. Will brought back
the $5 million case

from today's excursion,

so let's put that on the board.

And let's put the rest
of the high-value cases

up on the board.

[applause]

And just to remind you
how big of a threat she is,

the Banker's filled
the left side of the board,

all with low values.

They start at a penny

and go all the way up
to $5 million.

The goal is twofold, add money
to the group's final case,

and make a good deal
in order to stay in the game.

How are you feeling?

- Oh, I feel a little nervous
right now,

but I will say,
like, this is awesome

just being able to play the
actual Deal or No Deal game.

I grew up watching the show.

So to be actually able
to play it, it's so surreal.

I'm so thankful
for this experience.

[applause]

- Hey, we got your back, Dick.

- All right, Dickson, it is
time to play Deal or No Deal.

- Yeah!
- Yeah!

- Whoo!
Let's go, Dickson!

- Yes. Yes.

- Ben, Kamari, looking sharp.

- Thank you.
- Something fresh.

- Just like always, you have
to pick your case first.

So, Dickson,
which one of these 12 cases

will you choose as your own?

- I think
I'm going to go number 4

for my favorite baseball
player, Yadier Molina.

- OK.
- St. Louis Cardinals.

- Kamari, our guest
has chosen number 4.

OK.
I think you've got a good one.

[dramatic music]

OK, you have to open
four cases in this round.

Which are picking first?

- Um, so watching
the show growing up,

I still remember
this to this day

that my favorite model
was number 10, Anya,

so I've got to go
with number 10.

- I like it,
the old-school pick.

I like it.
Kamari.

- All right.

- Let's channel some Anya.

Small number, please.

* *

Oh.
$1.5 million comes off.

The lowest...

- If you were going to do one,
that was the one.

- That's the lowest.

- Let's think smaller.

What's next?

- So from last season,
I remember Claudia

was on there from
"Deal or No Deal Island."

We'll go number 1.
- Number 1.

- Claudia's.
- Lucky number 1.

Lucky number 1.

- This is the strangest
strategy ever.

- Kamari,
let's channel Claudia.

- Claudia didn't have
the best luck.

- Please open that case.

$100.
- You got it.

That was good.
- There we go.

- OK, two more cases
this round.

What are you thinking?

- Another one of
my favorite models,

she's number 26.
Her name was Lindsay.

She was last.

Since number 12 is last,
I'm going to go with number 12.

- OK.

- Dude, what the hell
is happening?

- Ben, show me something sexy.

- Something sexy.

[all cheering]

- There we go.
- $500 comes off the board.

Finish out this round strong.

Who else was
a hot briefcase girl?

- Oh, that's all I remember.
- OK, OK.

- Um, I'm going to go
number 7 for my boy, Lou.

So...
- OK.

- We'll give him one more
last reference...

- Number 7 Lou.

- And I'll stop there.
So number 7.

- OK, Ben.
Small number for Lou.

* *

$1,000 off the board.

- Pretty good, babe.
Pretty good.

- You knocked off three
from the left side.

That's good.
- Yeah.

- Yes.
[phone rings]

- Here we go.

Yes.

I know he is.

- [...] yeah, Dickson.

Let's go.

- I think so, too.

- I think she's got to be
almost five--

almost half a million.

I mean, he killed it.

- OK, I'll let him know.

Wow. OK.

The Banker said something
I think we can all agree with.

You're not
the best axe thrower.

- Oh.

- But you are the best
case opener so far.

- That's for sure.
Yes!

- Which is why
you're going to get

the biggest offer
of the game so far

as your round one
opening offer.

Your opening offer, Dickson...

* *

.

[dramatic music]

- You're going to get
the biggest offer

of the game so far as
your round-one opening offer.

Your opening offer,
Dickson, $421,000.

- Wow.

[cheers and applause]

- Whoo!

- I've got a lot of high values
on that right side still,

so I'm honestly
a little insulted.

- He is so cocky.

- I'm not really
liking it, Joe.

I'll be honest with you.

What do you guys think
over there?

- No deal!
- No? Keep going.

- No deal, D.
Super weak.

- It's not even
a good [bleep] offer.

- Dickson, for an offer of
$421,000, deal or no deal?

* *

- No deal, Joe.
- OK, great.

- All right, Dickson.
- Here we go.

Dickson said no deal,
which means he has to open

four cases in this next round.

All right, Dickson,
where are you going first?

- I've got to go with
Albert Pujols, number 5.

- OK.
- OK.

- Albert Pujols.
- Albert Pujols.

- We'll take that.

- All right, Kamari,
please open that case.

* *

Ooh.

$2 million.
- Not bad.

- Not the worst.

Still have a lot of
high values on the board.

Let's think smaller,
something in the left column.

- You guys have
any suggestions over there?

- Any other hot case women?

- Hot girl numbers seem to be
working for you, Dickson.

- Chicks dig Dickson.
- That big Dickson energy.

- That big Dickson
energy, baby.

- Yeah.
- Big Dickson energy.

- There we go, baby.

- Um, I'm going to go ahead
and go with number 6,

since that's usually
the case MG suggests,

and we'll get that one
out of the way.

- OK, Ben, case number 6.
- Come on, come on.

- Come on, 6.
- Please open that case.

- Come on, Ben.

- $2.25 million
comes off the board.

- Still not bad.

- OK, two more cases
this round.

What's next?

- I am feeling very, very good
about number 3 right there.

So I'll go ahead
and pick number 3.

- OK.
- Let's go 3.

- Kamari, case number 3.

- Low.
Keep it low.

- Something low.
Kamari.

- Hot girls love low numbers.

[all cheering]

- They love it!

- That means you're
at least keeping

one of your top two cases in.

This is a very good
position to be in.

- This is a great position.

- You can knock a number out
of that left column, though.

- Oh, would offer go up.

- You have one more case
this round.

What are you thinking?

- I'm going to go ahead
and go number 2 on that.

I've still got a good feeling
about 2 too.

- Get the hot girl to do it!

- No love for me.

- Ben, you're hot too.
It's OK.

- Ben, please open
case number 2.

- Y'all ready for this?

- $250.
[all cheering]

- Yes, Dickson!
Let's go!

- Yes, Dickson!
- Wow.

You only have one number
on the left side.

You've got three
on the right side.

You've also got the $1.75.

[phone rings]

Here's the Banker right now.
- Oh, God.

- She didn't even let me
finish my sentence.

That means she's upset.

Yes.

[chuckles]
OK.

- Oh, I love hearing you
this upset.

OK.

Man.

Whatever you were lacking
in those excursions,

you're making up
for it in a huge way.

- Yeah, you are, Dickson!

- The Banker's scared.

She wants you
to take this deal.

* *

Dickson, your offer
has gone up

to $1,450,000.

- Wow.
- Whoa.

- That more than triples
the last offer.

- Wow.
- That's a lot of money.

- It's tempting.

The odds aren't in my favor,
but the one thing I don't like

is that $1.

- But there's a 75% chance
that you've got at least

$1.75 million in this case.

You've got to open two more
cases in this next round.

If you can keep both of those
two high numbers on the board,

imagine what that's going
to do to your offer.

- Skyrocket.
- Skyrocket.

Dickson, with an offer

of $1,450,000,

deal or no deal?

* *

- I'm going to say
no deal with that.

- Ooh!
OK.

- Come on, Dickson.

- Dickson said no deal,
which means that we play on.

Two more cases to open
in the final round.

Two of the highest cases
are up there.

You want to avoid them.
What are you thinking?

- I'm going to go with case
number 8 right there.

- Case number 8.
Ben.

- OK.

- Let's make Dickson
the biggest hero

in this game so far.

Please open that case.

$1.75 million.
- Yes!

- You kept the two
big numbers on the board.

- I did.
I did do that.

- Other than that dollar,
that was the best case to open.

- That was.

- You kept the 5
and the 2.5 on the board.

- Yeah, you did.

- One more case.
One more case.

- Oh.
- One more case.

One more case.
- One more case.

- 9 or 11?

* *

- Trust your instinct.

- You know, Joe,
I am feeling

very, very good
about number 11.

- Number 11.

Ben.
- OK. Oh, God.

- I think you're due
for a small case.

- Yeah.
- When you're ready, Ben.

* *

Open that case.

- Oh, I can't look.

* *

- [softly] Come on.

- No, no, no.

.

- When you're ready, Ben,
open that case.

- Oh, I can't look.

- Come on, $1.

- [sighs]
- No, no, no.

[cheering]

- [laughs]

Oh, $1.

- Wow!
- Wow!

- Oh, God!

- Let's go, Dickson!

- Look at that board!

Look at what
he started out with,

and look at what is left,
which also begs the question,

what's in this case?

You either have
the $2.5 million

or the $5 million in your case.

[phone rings]
- Oh, my gosh.

- But first...

- His offer
is going to be crazy.

- The Banker
has something to say.

- Oh.
- Yes.

I know.

- He's clearly a lucky charm.

So we have to protect him
at all costs.

- Whoo.

I'll tell him.

[laughs]

Wow!

You are now the Banker's
biggest threat in this game...

- Oh.

- Which is why your offer
is now the record highest

for this season at $3,200,000.

- Yes!
- Whoa.

- Remember,
if you take that deal,

you don't get to ride
your case out.

It's a 50/50
that this is $5 million.

It's either $5 million,
or it's $2.5 million.

- Mm-hmm.
- Wow.

- It's now up to
what you think is going to

keep you in this game.

Did you pick the right case?

- Open your case.

You have been great
this entire game,

and you chose that case
at the very beginning.

You should open your case.

- Dickson, for an offer of

$3,200,000,

deal or no deal?

- Ooh.

* *

- I've always wanted
to push this button, Joe.

The thing is,

I didn't come here
for the playoffs.

I came here for
a freaking Super Bowl, baby.

- Oh, my God!
- No deal!

- Dickson said no deal.
- Oh, my God.

- Dickson, you've rejected
every Banker offer tonight,

which means that you are left

with the two highest
case values in the game.

- Dickson has ice in his veins.

I mean, no deal after
no deal after no deal.

He is clearly on some sort
of power trip right now,

and he's feeling good.
I am 100% behind him.

- I'm just in shock.

He's got the top two
highest cases,

and now I'm like, "Dang,

I might be going home."

- Dickson, if you have
the $5 million in your case,

then you've made a good deal,

and you've beat the Banker,
which means

you stay in this game tonight

and you choose
who will be eliminated.

Whenever you're ready,
open your case.

- Oh, my God, oh, my God,
oh, my God, oh, my God.

* *

OK.

[cheering]

* *

- You did it, baby!
You did it!

- $5 million!
Look at that!

Look at that!

- That is a "Deal
or No Deal Island" record.

$5 million will be added
to the final case.

You have made a good deal.

[cheers and applause]

The final case now stands

at $5,531,001.

[cheers and applause]

- Let's go!
- Wow.

- But, Dickson,
your good fortune

is someone else's bad luck.

You now have to choose

who's going to leave
the game tonight.

Now, remember, Lete, La Shell,

Phillip, David, CK, and Storm
are all at risk.

Dickson, what are you thinking?

- I just want to start off
by saying,

regardless of whether I made
a good deal tonight or not,

I think you guys
are all great people,

but I feel like I'm one of
those people that came to play,

and I think
what's best for my game,

and to get me back in,
because I do know

I made a lot of deals
with people

and stuff like that,

the best chance
for me to win this game

is to, unfortunately,
take out Storm.

So...
- Whoa.

- I'm really sorry, dude,
but at the end of the day,

I came to play this season,
so let's go.

- Yo, wow.

- Sorry, but Storm,
you've been eliminated.

Come on over.

- Are you ser--
no way.

- Brother,
did you see that coming?

- I didn't see this coming.

I really--I didn't.

I wasn't too worried about it.
I thought we had a thing.

- Maria-Grace,
you look shocked.

- I'm shocked 'cause
I thought y'all were friends.

- All right, Storm,
any last words?

- I had a great time
on the island, you know?

It would have been great
to win the money,

but I came here
for the experience.

[somber music]

See you guys on the other side.

* *

I can honestly say that I don't
think anybody saw that coming.

I don't know.
That blindsided me.

- I am shocked.

- Listen, dude,
I'm still coming to Austin

and hanging out with you, man.

Unfortunately, I had
to get rid of Storm,

but at the end, I knew I wasn't
beating Storm in a challenge.

You know, I think, for me,

I need to take out
these big players,

and it starts tonight.

I still love you as a person.
I really do.

- I underestimated Dickson.
He lied to me.

He misled me.

This is someone
who is polished.

He knows exactly
what he's doing.

Well, guess what.

I'm coming for the Family,

whether they realize it
or not.

- All right, Storm,
your path to the final case

has come to an end,
and you must

leave the Temple immediately.

Take care, brother.

- That's the game.

* *

- Wow!

A historic night at the Temple,

and you have all lived
to fight another day.

You can all head back to camp,
but as always,

be aware of the Banker.

You're never sure
what she'll do next.

- Wow.

- Head back.
Get some sleep.

- Ooh, it's going to be
a rough night.

- Good night.

[tender pop music]

- Do I get something
before you go?

- Oh, yeah, something?

* *

- * When I'm not with you *

* I fall apart *

* *

- That was cool.