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- Previously on "Deal or No Deal Island"...

- Showmance brewing.

Feel the electricity?

- This family gets each other,

and that's what matters more than anything.

[together] Oh! Nice.

- Dr. Will, you have the power

to choose who faces the Banker tonight.

- I got to get rid of CK.

- He plays the Banker, he's taking out CK.

We're with it, right?

- We're with it.

- Dickson.

[all shouting]

- The best chance for me to win this game

is to, unfortunately, take out Storm.

- Wha...

- I didn't see this coming.

* *

- And now, tonight...

- Take that, Dr. Will, because I'm still here, baby.

- I caught a weasel.

That was a personal insult to me.

- We're gonna do everything that we can

to get someone from The Family at the bottom.

It's curtains. - Yeah.

- Behold, the Banker's case tower stretching 80 feet high.

- The Banker's a bitch.

- [screams]

[bleep]. - This is the riskiest move

in reality television show history.

I'm sorry, dude. - Boom!

[dramatic music]

* *

[birds squawking]

- [clears throat] Ladies and gentlemen,

the biggest money winner

in "Deal or No Deal Island" history!

[cheers and applause]

- I feel absolutely amazing right now.

- Dickson!

- You won us so much money, dude.

- Will wanted me to get CK out.

- You're the man now.

- And that's what I promised him.

But you know what?

Take that, Dr. Will, because I'm still here, baby.

I'm still fighting another day.

And I'm here for the long haul.

- And we are celebrating you tonight.

- I'm pissed that he sent home Storm.

I mean, I knew Dickson was a dumbass,

but I was like, shocked.

I want to be on David's side, and I want to be on Parvati's,

but I do not like Dickson as my brother.

* *

- Dickson purposely misled me.

I've been doing this a long time.

That was a power move.

That was a personal insult to me.

Dickson is a weasel.

He is a pawn.

He's gonna go home and be embarrassed.

[suspenseful music]

- We just went from $500,000 to $5,500,000.

- That was amazing.

- Oh, my goodness.

Tonight could not have gone any better.

The Family is now fully in control,

myself as dad, Parv as mom,

Dickson as our unruly son, and MG.

- Brought $5 million to us, guys.

- Yeah. Let's go. - No wonder my voice cracked.

- Way to go. - Winner, winner!

* *

- I feel like we're that generation

where if you say, like, "How are you?"

We're like, "We're fine."

But if you ask it again, we're like,

"Actually, like, I've had a really rough month,"

like, no matter what.

- Yes, because we're just, like, always braced.

- In my life, my parents did all they could

to make sure that, like, I lived a good life.

But socially,

I was alone a lot.

I was bullied and made fun of for what I look like.

And so, at the end of the day, like, when everyone's always

like, so, like, "So why do you want to do this?

Like, what's your plan?"

I was like, if I can have, like,

one kid who doesn't necessarily

fit in with anyone else

or has a problem with their speech or their weight

or whatever else, and I can have, like,

one kid watch it and be like,

"I could have a pretty good life after all."

I always kind of felt a little out of place.

I was overweight, bullied with a speech impediment.

There are so many things that I've had to work through.

And now, it's really come full circle

because I get to show people that you can overcome so much.

- I love you so much.

Oh, my God, I love you so much.

Phillip and I have an interesting relationship.

Phillip is important to me.

He's really good in challenges.

He's the sweetest guy.

But I don't think that he's got the mind for strategy.

He doesn't fit in to The Family.

However, I need Phillip to be on my side.

Oh, man.

* *

I can't stand Dickson ass.

Dickson picks Storm,

and I am shocked

and livid all at the same time.

I think the head of the snake is Parvati.

- Right.

- Parvati, Dickson, David, if we knock one of them out--

- Yeah. - One--they're weak.

- Yeah.

- We have a challenge coming up.

We're gonna do everything that we can

to get someone from The Family at the bottom.

It's curtains. - Yeah.

- Now it's over.

[waves crashing]

[dramatic music]

* *

- Hello, guests. - Hello.

- Hey, Joe. - Hello.

- Last night was one for the ages.

- Whoo. - Thanks to Dickson's heroics,

the final case has increased tenfold.

- Wow. - Wow.

- Tenfold! - OK!

- [chuckles]

- And the Banker's opinion of you is also rising.

- Of course. - Right.

- But be warned, the higher the ascent,

the harder the fall.

- Oh.

Gosh dang, they're bringing back heights.

It's like, I thought I was done with that, but clearly not.

- Now, before we begin, you're going to need to pair up.

So go ahead and choose a partner.

- Of course. - Already.

- Of course. - You want to do it, or no?

- You want to do it? - I'll do it.

- Let's do it. - I'll go with you, Phillip.

Sorry. - Swear to God.

- I'll do it with you.

- Look at all the people lining up to partner up with me, Joe.

[suspenseful music]

- [sputters]

- Hey, everyone calm down.

You don't have to all line up

and ask me to be your partner at once.

- [laughs]

- Wow, Dr. Will.

- I'm gonna play with the best player in the game.

This [bleep] did 10x of what was in there before.

We're ready.

I don't trust Dickson at all.

But it doesn't really matter that much.

The most powerful person on the island

is the person who plays against the Banker.

I want to be in control of my destiny

and everyone else's as well.

So of course I'm gonna throw the game.

We're ready. We're ready. - Thank you, Dr. Will.

Now, to change things up,

each pair will secure their cases in secret.

So one pair at a time,

you'll be led into the jungle

where everything will be revealed.

- OK. - Oh.

- OK.

- Michelle, Lete, you're up first.

Follow me. - We are.

OK. - Everyone else, hang tight.

- Let's go, guys. - Come on.

- Let's go. Get it.

[suspenseful music]

* *

- All right.

- All right, I think

we're gonna kill this. - We definitely--

- I'm glad we're going first.

- This is a crazy one.

Come on up.

Behold the Banker's case tower

stretching 80 feet high up into the trees.

- That is really high.

- Yeah.

- Always been afraid of heights.

I don't step out onto balconies that are too high.

I don't look over cliffs.

- The Banker wants to test just how much you trust each other.

- Uh-huh.

- So you won't be competing with each other.

You'll be competing against each other--

- Oh, you did us dirty. - Oh, come on.

- You did us dirty. - Come on.

- In an excursion that will test your honesty

as well as your alliances on the island.

- Oh, Jesus.

- The stakes couldn't be higher.

And you'll get the best view of it

from one of these two hammocks.

- OK.

- You'll be hoisted into the air on your hammock

facing your opponent

seeing only the case values

on your side of the tower.

Each side of the tower holds eight cases

with randomized values.

And no cases on either side are the same.

When your hammock stops at a case you want to claim,

pull your rope to lock it in.

Doing so locks in the case values for both of you

at that level and will send your opponent

plummeting to the ground.

Whoever claims the higher value case between the two of you

wins the duel and earns safety at the Temple.

The loser will be at risk

of facing the Banker and elimination.

The guest who secures the highest value case of the group

will get the power to choose who plays "Deal or No Deal."

- OK, OK.

- What do you say we get you both harnessed up?

- I don't wanna have to do anything deceptive,

but at the same time, I want to get a case

that's gonna keep me safe.

- OK.

- We're gonna raise you both up to the first level.

Are you ready?

- No, but let's do this.

Oh.

- Up we go.

- Oh. - OK.

- Oh, hi.

- OK.

Oh, Jesus.

* *

- Um, I'm a little worried.

- I'm shaking.

The Banker's a bitch.

- If you want the case in front of you,

just pull that rope.

[suspenseful music]

- Oh.

I don't want it.

- I don't want it.

- We are going higher.

- Oh.

- My strategy with La Shell is to be honest.

I trust her wholeheartedly.

But tonight, one of us is not gonna be safe.

- Your top is what?

- 3 million.

Do you wanna tell me what number it is or no?

* *

- My top one is 2.5.

- So I have the highest over here?

- Yep. - Up we go.

- Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh.

I just don't wanna be up for elimination again.

- Anyone tempted by the case value on level 5?

- Nope. - Nope.

- Up we go.

- Oh, [bleep].

- Level 6.

- OK, I have a thought. - Yeah.

- What's your number 6?

- 1,900,000.

- My number 6 is 2 million.

So can we do that?

- Well, you said before this

you want us to get the highest amount possible,

but it's on my side.

My 7 is the 3 million.

- Even if you take the highest number, I'm still at risk.

I still have no power.

My number 6 is higher than yours.

- That's true.

- La Shell, you can make it stop now

if you pull that rope and lock in those case values

at this level.

- You're gonna pull it and I'm gonna drop?

- I've been unsafe every round.

I don't wanna have to do anything against Lete.

But at the same time, the only scenario for me

to be safe and getting the highest case

is pulling that rope.

I just don't wanna be up for elimination.

- I don't want-- - You've only been unsafe once.

- Last chance.

- I don't wanna take the [bleep].

- La Shell, don't do this to me.

* *

.

[suspenseful music]

* *

- Don't do this to me. I don't want--

- Why not? I'm constantly unsafe.

- Well, based off of what we have,

we know I'm gonna get the highest number.

But if I don't get the highest number,

then somebody else will.

- I know, I know, I know.

- You are not my target right now.

- Last chance to pull your rope

and lock in those case values at this level.

- I really am here to put as much money in the pot as I can.

Unfortunately for me, the highest case in the tower

is on Lete's side.

We're not pulling this one either, sadly.

- No. - Sadly!

- We are moving up.

* *

You are running out of chances, ladies.

- Ahh!

Ah.

- I really wanna pull mine. I'm not gonna lie.

- If you would like to choose the case on level 7,

pull your rope.

- [gasps]

- La Shell.

- I gotta take the drop.

- [sobbing]

- I'm afraid I'm gonna go-- I don't want to go home.

* *

- I'm sorry, La Shell.

[dramatic music]

* *

- [screams]

* *

- Ooh, Lete sends La Shell plummeting.

Let's get you both on your feet

and reveal who had the higher value.

- You gotta do everything you can today

to make sure nobody puts me up. - Yeah.

* *

- Let's see what's in your cases.

* *

$3 million is the winner. - Yeah.

- Congratulations.

You are safe from elimination tonight.

But unfortunately, La Shell... - Mm-hmm.

- You are now at risk of facing the Banker once again.

- Yeah.

- Let's reset the cases and bring on the next pair.

* *

CK, Seychelle, welcome.

- I don't like heights, Joe.

- You don't like heights? - Nah.

- Nah. OK.

My strategy is to completely convince CK

that we're aiming for "The Family."

* *

- All right, so what are you thinking?

- Level 1.

- I'm gonna keep it a buck with you.

You know I ride with you,

and you know that we Gucci.

- I cannot not have immunity.

- We're headed up.

- CK, I'm not gonna agree to that, my love.

I want The Family broken up.

I swear on my mother, on my sister,

on my 11-year-old nephew, I have 2.5 at the top.

- Oh.

All right, listen, then the only way

I'm gonna agree to this is if you take the biggest case.

You will keep me safe,

and we'll put up someone against the Banker

that doesn't want me out.

- 100%.

I can guarantee you that you're gonna be safe.

- We are moving on to the final level.

- We're here now, so you know I did it.

- I'ma pull it, all right?

* *

I'm sorry, baby.

- [screaming]

- Seychelle has dropped CK.

- [exhales]

- Well, let's see what you both got.

2.5 million.

Seychelle,

you are safe from elimination.

- Sounds good. - But unfortunately, CK,

this means that you are now at risk of facing the Banker.

- So I just gave my entire game over to Seychelle.

Felt like I was at the mercy of her at this point

because I need people to trust me.

But I hated every minute of it.

- All right, Maria-Grace, David.

- If you give me immunity,

I will protect you at all costs.

- I feel like you have a bigger target on your back.

And whatever your highest is, we'll get.

- You're the best, dude.

- We are going up.

* *

- Me and David, we live together,

so we get to see each other every morning

and every night, every breakfast.

We talk about a lot of personal things.

I don't think he's playing, like, a good game, per se,

but now, I like him.

So now, I'm like, dang, now, I kind of

have to try to help him out.

My highest one is level 6. It's 1.9.

Do you have a higher one?

- Mine is level 6, 2.

- 2? OK. Let's just--

I want you to get whatever you're highest at.

- How do you wanna do it at the top?

You wanna do it at the same time?

- Yeah, let's pull it at the same time.

- OK.

Three, two-- - Two, one.

[screams]

- [bleep]. Oh, yeah.

[laughter]

* *

- OK, Maria-Grace, David, open your cases.

Go ahead.

1.9 million.

David, with $2 million.

Congratulations, you are safe from elimination at Temple.

Maria-Grace, this now means that

you are at risk of facing the Banker.

Parvati, Phillip.

- Right now is a threat.

Your name is on a lot of people's mouths.

- Yes. - You cannot win this.

I'm telling you right now.

Parvati chooses me to work along with her, which I love.

I will, however, prefer Parvati in the bottom.

If anyone has not been up to play the Banker

or whatever else, that's unfair.

I need to go to level 4.

- I need to go to level 4 as well.

I wanna tell the truth, but I also wanna win.

For me, it is safety above all.

What value do you have at level 4?

- 1.5. What do you have?

[suspenseful music]

- 1.5 million.

- Cool. Yeah. Yeah. Let's go.

- OK, let's go to level 4.

- You got it.

[dramatic music]

- Oh, my God. - OK.

- This is really high.

* *

- Should we pull it at the same time?

- [laughing] OK, Phillip.

[both screaming]

[laughter]

[bird squawks]

- Time to see if either of you bluffed the other.

Please open your cases.

1.8 million,

1.6 million.

Parvati. - Oh!

You lied to me. - So did you.

- You said 1.5.

I'm just playing the game.

Phillip wanted the same level that I wanted.

And we both just fibbed a little bit.

- Not OK. - Well, we both lied.

- It's the first real time in the game

that Parvati has full-on looked in my face

and told me a boldface lie.

I had genuine trust in Parvati as a person.

I don't know if I have trust in Parvati as a player.

- And unfortunately, Phillip,

this means that you are now at risk

to face the Banker and elimination.

You're gonna have to watch your back.

- Are we still friends? - I don't know.

- All right, bring out the last pair.

Dr. Will, Dickson.

- I'm really scared of heights

and a little nervous, I'll be honest.

Will really wanted me to get CK out,

and that's what I promised him.

I think he might be targeting me.

[dramatic music]

- Dickson, what level do you wanna get to?

- I got 825 for my first one.

- I got 775.

- Will, I'm, like, scared already.

Can I pull it?

Not the biggest heights fan.

- I want to play the Banker.

And I wanna out him as a weasel.

- Pulling that rope will send your opponent

plummeting towards the ground.

- He's gonna pull the rope

because he's "afraid of heights,"

and then I'm gonna fall.

I'm not gonna give him the satisfaction.

Just the second he goes to grab and pull it,

I'm gonna pull it first.

I'll lose, but I'll be above him,

metaphorically, physically,

and I will say to him, Dickson, you little weasel.

I caught you in my trap,

and I'm at the bottom, but I'm gonna survive this week

and come right after you.

- If you want the case in front of you,

all you have to do is pull.

- Do it. - I'm sorry, dude.

- Boom!

- Ugh! - Shoot.

- Oh! God damn it.

- Ugh.

- You both pulled the ropes at the same time.

- [bleep]. [bleep].

- Ugh.

- What bull[bleep] is this?

My plan didn't work out.

It's bull[bleep]. Come on.

I mean, I'm not gonna continue to play the game.

Bro. Terrible.

.

[suspenseful music]

- Wow.

Dickson, Dr. Will is not here

because he is upset with the outcome of the game.

We're gonna go ahead and open the cases anyway.

- All right. - You ready?

- I'm ready.

- OK, go.

- There we go, baby! - Oh.

- There we go!

- You will not be playing the Banker again.

You will be safe from elimination.

Dr. Will is going to be at risk of facing the Banker.

Please go and stand on the winner's deck.

All right, let's bring everyone back over here.

Winners, please go stand with Dickson on that deck.

Losers, please go to the deck on my left.

- Hi, baby.

- Dickson, Parvati, and David,

The Family, are safe,

which is revolting.

And I hate it.

- Where's Will?

- Dr. Will is not here because, unfortunately,

he didn't like the outcome of the excursion.

- Surprise, surprise.

- That's great.

I would love for Will to be out of this game.

He's just so unpredictable.

He's an acquired taste that I don't think I'll ever acquire.

- All right, over here on the winner's deck,

the guest who secured the highest value case

will have the power to choose who plays "Deal or No Deal"

at the Temple.

The highest value case was...

the $3 million case.

- Oh. Is that you? - That's me.

- Lete. - That's me.

- Lete, congratulations.

- Thank you.

- And over here the guests who lost their duels--

you're all at risk of playing in an even more intense duel

at the Temple with elimination at stake.

See you all there.

- All right.

- So this is the first challenge I win.

I have a huge decision coming up.

I have to decipher what is best for my game

that keeps my hands clean, that makes it seem like

it's other people's ideas.

[chimps hooting]

[upbeat percussive music]

* *

[thunder booming]

- I threw a fit about Dickson with the hammock challenge,

and I was annoyed.

But that was to distract from the real plan.

I wanna play the Banker, because if I win,

I get to select who goes home.

- I just wanna hear exactly, like, what you're thinking.

Like, who do you want to go up to the Banker?

Do you wanna go up to the Banker?

- Will is hated by everyone; everyone wants him gone.

- I know, but I just don't really

want Will to have the choice of who's going home.

That's what worries me.

- I wanna hear Will's interesting story.

- All right, me, too.

- OK. - Yeah, what happened, Will?

- Yeah, Will, you disappeared.

- What happened? - OK, so

Dickson and I were going last today.

And you guys know I play a very risky game.

So everyone else is gonna be going for the highest number,

and I purposely wanna get the absolute lowest number.

And then I wanna make an argument to the person

who's the highest to play against the Banker.

Dickson's like, "Hey, I'm really scared of heights.

I'm really scared of heights."

And he goes to pull it to pretend that he is scared.

I'm gonna pull so I'll still get the lowest and lose,

but he'll fall.

And I'll say, "Listen, I set a weasel trap,

and I caught a weasel." OK?

- But I don't understand why you're saying I'm a weasel.

'Cause I did take the fall.

- We understand what happened. - It's just--look--

- It's just, like, you wanted to lose, and you lost.

And so you did what you needed to do.

It's not all about you. There's 12 people here.

You've gotta be kidding me.

Like, a 50-year-old man is throwing a fit

because things didn't go his way?

Just stop.

- Can I finish the story? - It's getting long. Can you--

- You don't have to listen, then.

- [bleep]. - Ugh!

- All right, I'm gonna go take a shower.

I hope this story ends at some point!

- The Family is a family of weasels,

and they are growing stronger by the day.

I might have to formulate a plan to target them.

It's just--it's bull[bleep], so...

[light flute music]

* *

Hi, guys.

- Oh, look who it is.

- So, um, I purposely lost to play the Banker.

- If you go up against the Banker,

I know that you're gonna gun for CK.

- I gotta get rid of CK.

She called me out in front of all of America.

- Would you consider not getting rid of CK

because there's a way that we can dismantle The Family

and you get rid of MG.

- Say "I'm a cool dad."

- I'm a cool dad. - I'm a cool mom.

- [laughs]

- You guys--he's not really--

- You're so embarrassing.

[laughter]

- After the challenge, Parvati brought up

some serious red flags because she lied.

The Family thought they were safe,

but the rest of the competitors have our flannels on,

and we are ready to Paul Bunyan down

this entire family tree tonight.

- If you put me up to play the Banker and I beat the Banker,

I will eliminate MG. - OK.

- And then we're gonna have to recruit CK.

- I'm gonna find out where she is, and I'll be right back.

I promised CK that she would be safe

if she allowed me to win that challenge.

- Will is included in that? - Yes.

We're gonna have the conversation, yes.

[dramatic music]

After he gets rid of MG, we're all gonna work together

to get rid of those dweebs.

- I think the biggest thing is between me and Will

and making sure I could trust Will

that you're not gonna take me out.

- Well, if I did, well, then I have all three of them

coming after me and the whole Family coming after me.

That's a suicide mission.

- I don't love it, but then it's like,

a gun to my head or a gun to her head.

Like, worst-case scenario, Will goes home.

Best-case scenario, Maria goes home.

Best-case scenario in the whole entire world

is Will loses against the Banker,

and my whole life would be better.

- I'm in. Let's do it.

- God, Will.

God, I pray on my knees.

I want him to look at MG and send her home.

And I wanna see the look on David and Parvati

and Dickson's face.

That is, like, watching "Sex and the City"

for the first time for me.

Let's go!

- Maria-Grace is so loyal to him.

- I know. - We have to get rid of her.

Yes, we have to get rid of her.

- Yeah.

- You would think that I would go after CK

after all the bad things she said about me,

but I'm the curator of chaos.

I am the one here to disrupt the game,

and I've not decided who I'm gonna send home.

We're gonna have to see what happens at Temple.

- I'm going insane.

It's risky. This is super risky.

This is the riskiest move

in reality television show history.

.

[dramatic music]

* *

- Five minutes? - Come in.

- Hey, can I talk to you, like, for five minutes, Will?

- Sure. - Cool.

So I just kind of wanted to talk about,

like, the whole weasel thing.

- What questions do you have for me?

- You just said at the table that I was lying to everyone,

and I was a weasel.

- You are. - OK, yeah.

Can you explain how?

- How--you want me to explain how you're lying to everybody?

- Yeah.

Like, what lies am I telling people, though?

- There's no reason to get worked up.

You're wildly untrustworthy.

- OK. - It's just the truth.

Look, you can't-- can you look at me

in a straight face and tell me that you're not--

that you're trustworthy?

- I think I'm trustworthy.

- Good for you.

- So--

- Good for you.

- Do you have any plans of tonight at all or not?

- I'm gonna--

I'm gonna do my best,

and then I'm gonna get rid of the none-ya.

- You're getting rid of what?

- None-ya.

- None-ya? - Yeah.

None-ya damn business 'cause you're not trustworthy.

[tense music]

[suspenseful music]

* *

- The master plan is--

ooh, it's the one I've gotta really believe

and trust a lot with Will.

Will is gonna blindside Maria

in order to upset David

and try to break up his "Family" alliance.

* *

- I didn't come here to watch other people play.

Tonight, the Banker's gonna play

the baddest [bleep] on this island--

me.

- Welcome back to the Banker's Temple.

Tonight, one guest will play "Deal or No Deal"

to add money to the final case

that one of you will play for in the finale.

After Dickson's historic performance

at the last temple-- - Yeah, Dickson.

[cheers and applause]

- The final case is now worth $5,531,000

and--say it with me--

all: $1.

- Now, as you all know, Lete,

you secured the highest value case of the excursion.

So it's gonna be your responsibility

to choose tonight's "Deal or No Deal" player.

Come on over.

- Come on, Lete. - Let's go, Lete.

- Go, Lete.

[applause]

- OK, Lete.

Remember, La Shell, CK,

Maria-Grace, Phillip,

and Dr. Will are all eligible to face the Banker.

- Mm-hmm. - And one of them

will be the next guest eliminated.

- Right.

- So who are you choosing to put their game on the line

and play "Deal or No Deal" against the Banker?

- Will is the only person that has told me

that he wants to face the Banker,

and so I'm gonna go with Will.

- OK, Will. - OK.

- Thank you. - Here's your chance.

- You're gonna face the Banker tonight.

Come join me at the podium.

- Here we go, Will. - Let's go.

- Let's go. - You got it. You got it.

- Bring us some money, Will.

- You got this, Will.

- OK, Dr. Will, as you can see,

each one of our cases is numbered 1 through 12.

Lete brought back the $3 million case

from the excursion.

So let's put that up on the board.

[all cheering]

We're also adding the highest value cases

also brought back from the excursion on the board.

- Oh, yeah.

- The Banker's filled the left side of the board

with all low values.

[all booing]

- Dr. Will, it is time to play "Deal or No Deal."

- Oh, yeah. - Whoo.

Here we go, Will. - Come on, Will,

win some money, man. - Oh. Oh, hell yeah.

They look hot. - Hi.

- Kamari, Ben.

- Hi. - Red--the color of fire.

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

- OK. - So which of these 12

will you choose as your own?

- I'll take 12. - 12.

- OK. - That was quick.

- Here we go, 12.

- All right. Why number 12?

- I just kind of chose that arbitrarily.

- OK. Let's do this.

You have to open four cases in this first round.

- OK. - Which are you picking first?

- I'm gonna start with case number 1.

- Case number 1, Kamari. - All right.

[indistinct chatter]

- Here we go, 1.

- Kamari, please open case number 1.

Ooh! [all groaning]

- OK. OK.

- $2.5 million off the board,

the second-highest number.

Three more.

- You know, the number that comes to me after the number 1

is 2.

So I'm gonna go with 2.

[chuckling]

- OK, number 2. - Let's go 2.

- Number 2 it is.

- Oh, gosh.

- Let's open case number 2.

Ooh.

all: Oh.

- No. - Come on, Will.

- $1.9 million off the board.

- Where are you going now?

- Don't pick 3.

- Oh, God. - Yeah, don't pick 3.

- Joe, what's the square root of 9?

It's 3. I'll take case 3.

- I'm done.

I am 100% done with this guy right here.

- I don't think I've ever seen this strategy.

- Oh, it's advanced.

- OK, Ben.

- Might work. - OK.

OK. OK. - There you go.

There you go. - Whoo.

- $250 comes off the board.

For your last case, do I even need to ask?

- Number 4, please.

- OK.

- Just going in order. - Here we go, Kamari.

- Kamari. - Come on, Kamari.

- Please open case number 4.

* *

Ooh. 2 million.

- Oh, this is right where I want the Banker.

Don't worry. - OK.

- I've got her right where I want her, guys.

This is all in the master plan. - OK. All right.

- Yeah. - [bleep].

- The man is off his rocker,

and it's making me think that there might be

a plan B in his head that nobody else knows about.

- I need Will to really stick to his word or I am screwed.

[phone rings]

- OK, that's the Banker now.

Yes?

Huh.

How would you like me to phrase that?

- So fun to watch someone play a counting game in front of us.

Somebody put this guy out of his misery.

Please!

- The Banker's a little disappointed.

- That's not good. - Unbelievable.

- The way she sees it, she brought you here

because she wanted a legend on this island.

- Brought the wrong guy. - Yeah.

Try again.

- And right now, she doesn't think

you're playing seriously,

which is why your opening offer

is not that serious.

Dr. Will, your opening offer is $72,000.

- Not great.

- It's terrible.

- Talk me through this--

- I'll take it. - What are you thinking? OK.

- I took it. - Wait. What?

Are you serious? He's taking it?

Wait, wait, I'm so confu--

- Dude, that's not a lot of money, dawg.

- Wait, I'm so confused. - Yeah, that's really bad.

- Too late. I made my decision, guys.

- Oh, my God, I hate him.

- He refuses to take this seriously.

.

- Dr. Will, your opening offer is $72,000.

- Not great.

- Talk me through-- - I'll take it.

- What are you thinking? OK.

[dramatic music]

- Are you serious? He's taking it?

- This man is making a mockery of this entire--

this is crazy.

- This is crazy.

I tried telling all of y'all that.

I'm not gonna do anything.

I'm gonna keep my mouth shut.

It's not trusting Will.

It's just trusting his crazy mind.

He likes to be the center of attention.

Taking me out would be boring.

Not outdoing Dickson would be boring.

So I am just putting all my faith in that man's ego.

[suspenseful music]

- How does everyone else feel about this?

- This is not great.

- [stammering]

Let him do it, I guess.

- Dr. Will did say, when he came in here,

that his whole game plan was to take big risks

and stack that cash in the final pot.

And you are definitely not doing that

if you take this offer.

- Oh, thanks for that update. Are you an accountant?

I get it. - You get it?

Because you did say that.

So I just wanna remind you, 'cause it seems like

you might have forgotten.

- From the queen of honesty.

I get it.

- If you take this deal, it's kind of pathetic.

- I think Dr. Will's bitch-made.

So I feel like that's a-- whatever.

You do you, dude. - Oh--

- You would not do the same thing?

- No.

- If he wants to play the game,

he can play it however he wants,

but I feel like we all get dragged into,

like, the bull[bleep].

And that doesn't feel so good for us.

You wanna go 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,

great, dude, just go for it,

but it doesn't feel good for us

at all sitting here watching you do this

and then grandstanding.

It's a lot.

There's no rhyme or reason to what he does.

He's fully like a cartoon villain.

- What else do you guys have to do tonight?

- Well, look, someone's about to lose a lot of, like--

the potential to win a lot of money.

- No, listen, it's a lot of money to everyone.

- Just let him-- he's getting in--don't.

You gotta breathe. You gotta breathe.

- Yeah, I'm good.

- No deal.

But thank you for showing me a few cards.

- I'm so confused. - I'm going to make it official.

- OK. - Wait. I'm confused.

- You already took the deal, and now you're not taking the--

- It's not official.

According to the rules,

a decision is not made until you ask for it

and it becomes official.

So I quickly made a decision

before you could trigger the actual requirement

to be official.

Then I asked the group what they thought,

letting them bring their guard down,

putting out pure honesty.

And it allows me to sort of get a little bit of a better look

into what's going on behind the scenes.

- You've given me a couple of different answers so far,

but you are correct.

It is not official until I ask the question.

- Is this, like, excruciating for anyone else,

or is it just--

- Are you guys listening to Joe?

I don't know if you--OK.

- I can't with this guy.

He is the worst person I've ever seen in my life.

- It's the Will show.

It's so much.

It's so, so much.

I-I swear to God, it might look funny at home.

It's not.

Stop laughing!

It's really funny.

He's really good. God damn it.

- For an offer of $72,000 towards the final case--

- Mm-hmm.

- Deal or no deal?

- No deal, thank you. - OK.

Dr. Will said no deal.

- All right. - OK.

- He has two more cases to open in the next round.

Where are you going first?

- 5, please. - [chuckles]

I knew it.

Kamari, please open case number 5.

- I'm so not impressed.

* *

- Not looking good. - Oh.

- No.

Lete's $3 million case--

- [groans] - Out.

Highest case off the board.

You still have one more case to this round.

Do you feel 11 pulling at you?

Any of the other numbers,

or are you going to stick with your strategy?

Remember, someone,

potentially you, is going to be playing for the final case.

- 6.

- Ha, ha. Ben.

- OK.

- He's gonna stick with his strategy.

- Yeah.

- Let's see low numbers.

- Please open case number 6.

500. - OK, OK.

- OK.

- There we go. - OK, Dr Will,

the largest case, but then a smaller case.

Still have the $2.25 million case on the board.

Let's see what the Banker has to say.

[phone rings]

Yes.

Mm-hmm.

Got it.

OK, I will convey your message.

[suspenseful music]

Well, the Banker is starting to see you as a friend now.

You keep taking big cases off the board,

so you're actually saving her money.

- Mm.

- Your offer has gone up despite the $3 million case

coming off the board, but only slightly--

- All right. - --to $168,000.

- Wow. Yeah, it's more than double.

- Honestly, that's not bad. - Yeah.

- More than double.

- OK. What does everybody think now?

- I mean, I kind of want to see this whole strategy

play out now.

- I think if he wants to play it out, let him play it out,

but if he wants to take this,

I don't think that's bad, either.

- [exhales]

- What's more important to you, Dr. Will--

making a good deal or making more money for the bank?

- Shh. Shh.

- He's not gonna--

- Dr. Will, deal or no deal?

[dramatic music]

.

- Dr. Will, for $168,000 towards the final case,

deal or no deal?

[tense music]

- This is gonna upset the group, but...

deal.

- Dr. Will has taken the deal--

- OK. - We'll take it.

- Hey, we'll take it. - All right, man.

- An offer of $168,000,

which will be added to the final case.

Now it's time to see if you made a good deal or a bad deal.

If the offer you accepted of $168,000 is higher

than the value of your case, then you made a good deal,

which means you'll stay in this game.

You will be safe.

And you must choose someone else to eliminate.

But if the offer you accepted of $168,000

is lower than the value of your case, that's a bad deal.

And it is you who will be eliminated tonight.

- The absolute, God-given-sent, best case is

Will wins and sends home MG.

The worst case is if Will wins

and sends home CK.

- [exhales]

- OK, Dr. Will, open case number 12.

- OK.

[dramatic music]

* *

- Oh!

It's a good deal.

- Wow.

- He made a good deal.

- Dr. Will, you have beat the Banker,

and you are safe from elimination,

which means that you are now in control.

And you will decide who will be eliminated at this Temple.

- CK,

you, in particular, have not been kind to me at all.

You were meaner to me than you had to be.

And as a result, the person going home tonight...

is MG.

- [gasps] - Wait, wait. What?

- What?

- Oh, my God. - Bro.

- MG, what did I tell you?

I told you that guy--

I told you.

- I--no way.

- He just ran away.

- I told you he would do that [bleep].

- Why did he leave?

- Maria-Grace, I'm so sorry.

You've been eliminated.

- It is what it is.

- Come join me.

- Oh, my God.

- Dr. Will ran off again,

but now, he's back.

- [sighs] I'm really sorry.

There's forces at work behind the scenes,

and I made a deal.

And I promised the people I made a deal with

that I would fulfill that obligation.

And I adore you.

And I am so sorry.

- Aww. - Oh, my God.

- Good job, Mary-Grace.

- Oh, my God. - Bye.

Will is just garbage as a person.

Like, it is not just a character or an act.

He truly is not a good person.

- Best of luck with everything.

- Thank you.

- There's still nine other contestants in the game,

and I think all of them deserve it, except Will.

- I'm not even gonna hug you, Will.

- It's fair. It's fair. - Maria-Grace,

I'm sorry, but your path to the final case

has come to an end. - Yes.

- And you must leave the Temple. - OK.

Bye. - Take care.

- Bye, MG. - Bye, MG.

- Love you.

- Whoever does take the money home,

I hope it transforms their life like I wanted to do with mine.

Wow.

- Well, another dramatic night at the Temple comes to a close.

With the $168,000 added to the final case,

its current total now stands at $5,699,001

and counting. - Yeah.

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

beware of the Banker.

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

- Her or Will? [laughs]

I think he's a formidable competitor.

- This is game on.

Will has just put himself squarely in my sights.

- I got rid of MG.

Now, there's David, there's Parvati, and there's Dickson.

I wanna break that creepy Muppet family up.