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[intense dramatic music]

* *

- Oh!

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

Congratulations on making it to the final three.

You have endured wild twists.

Two of you will face the Banker as a team.

- What? - Exciting excursions...

- Holy [bleep]!

- And the most dramatic temples we've ever seen.

- I'm coming for your head.

- Soon, only one guest will remain.

- I have chosen this case for you.

Do you trust me? - I 100% trust.

- The slowest time will automatically be eliminated,

which unfortunately means, CK, your game is over.

- I [bleep] up.

- Then there were two.

- The guest with the highest total

will go head-to-head with the Banker for a chance

to win the final case.

Lete, $5.5 million, combined case value.

David, it all comes down to this.

Tonight, either David or Lete will compete

for the biggest prize in game show history

against the mysterious Banker, whose identity

and deep-seated connection to the game

will finally be revealed.

She is an expert judge of character,

kind of a legend, clever,

confident, and influential.

The "Deal or No Deal Island" finale starts now.

[dramatic music]

David, in order to play for the final case,

you need to have a case total that is higher

than Lete's $5.5 million.

- [exhales deeply]

* *

1.8 million...

* *

1.9 million...

- I'm so close. I can, like, taste it.

And I just-- I want to win so freaking bad.

* *

- David, if the case Phillip gave you

is worth more than 1.8 million,

then you will face off in the final temple

against the Banker.

- [exhales deeply]

Whenever you're ready,

go ahead and open your third case.

[suspenseful music]

* *

David, $2 million!

- Oh! - Oh, my gosh!

- Oh! - Congratulations.

- Lete.

- You are officially the most powerful guest on the island.

After all the Banker has thrown your way,

how does it feel to be the last guest standing,

or kneeling? - You dream about it.

You pray about it.

And then, it's happening, Joe.

It's-- it doesn't even feel real.

Each one of my kids, all four of them,

Winston, Hugo, Ray, and Hunter,

I connected with them on those cases.

I just believed, and it's like, oh,

we're here! We're here!

- Lete, you played a hell of a game.

- You really did, Lete. - I tried my hardest.

- But, unfortunately, you came up that short today.

- Oh, it sucks, Joe! - [sighs]

- I'm sorry, but your path

to the final case has come to an end,

and you must leave the competition immediately.

- I wanted to win this so badly,

to the point where I could cry right now,

but I'm gonna hold it back. - Sorry, dear. Well done.

- Tonight, the way it went down spoke true to my character

of trusting people, but I played

to the best of my ability,

and I'm incredibly proud of myself.

- You now stand alone.

You have overcome every obstacle in your way.

Soon, you will go head-to-head with the Banker

for a shot at the final case,

which has grown to an astronomical total

of $10,232,001.

- 10 million, Joe.

[phone rings] - Hold on.

- Oh, you got a call on the golden phone.

- Yes. Oh, OK.

Sure thing. I'll let him know.

[dramatic music]

David, there's been a change of plans.

- Oh, no.

- As the last guest standing,

the Banker's rewarding you

by adding the value of the highest case

from the last excursion, $2 million,

to tonight's final case. - Yes, sir.

- Putting its total at well over $12 million.

- Wow! [laughs]

That is generational wealth.

It's overwhelming.

And, at this point in the game...

[exhales sharply] That prize is looming large.

It's right there.

It's almost like I can taste it.

- As you know, you're going to face

the Banker in the final Deal or No Deal game

of this season.

Are you ready to play for that final case?

- [grunts] I'm ready.

- I'll see you at the temple. - Thank you, man.

Thank you, everybody. What a show!

- [laughs]

I'm getting the [bleep] away from this water!

[laughs]

Good job, brother. Good job.

Good job, man.

* *

- The journey through this game

has been fraught with danger. - [screams]

- Holy [bleep].

- I've been making moves.

- So you'll make the deal to get rid of Dickson?

- Yeah.

I did make a deal with Doctor Will today,

but, sorry, brother. You're done.

- My island dad, David,

let me tell you something, Banker.

He's gonna just take you down.

- I've been undercover for so long.

- I don't think anyone knows who you are.

- Do they have it for other countries?

- They have "Australian Survivor."

- What show did you win?

- Is there "Australian Survivor"?

- I have no idea.

- David is so good at the social game.

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

They're like, "They're just in love."

- He's able to gather information,

sway people. It's incredible.

- The cherry on the sundae is playing

for so much life-changing money.

Let's go.

* *

- There he is! - Hey!

[applause]

- All right, brother, welcome back.

- Good to be here.

- Welcome, everyone, to the season finale

of "Deal or No Deal Island."

- Yay! - Yay!

[applause]

- Nice to see all of you again. - Same.

- For one last time, we gather here in the Banker's Temple,

where David, the Banker's most powerful opponent,

will play one last game of Deal or No Deal

for a shot at winning the final case,

which has grown to a grand total of $12,232,000...

- Oh, my God. - And, say it with me, Luke...

[together] $1!

- Yeah, baby! - [laughs]

- Yes! - God bless you, Luke.

Now, if won, this prize would shatter television records.

- All right, I like that.

- What was it about your game specifically

that powered you through to this point?

- I think it was my social game.

The connections I had in there were real and genuine,

and I really loved playing with you guys.

It was awesome.

- I see people nodding their heads, agreeing.

Parvati, Dickson, AKA the Family.

[chuckles]

And, Will, what did you think about the Family?

- I thought it was like the Manson family.

[laughter]

- I was concerned,

and I was trying to fracture the Family,

and that's one of the reasons that I targeted MG,

and I'm so sorry. - You're not sorry.

- You're right. - But Will doesn't know.

We hired him as the nanny.

- He would come in and take care of Dickson

while Mom and Dad were on a date.

- Mom and Dad needed some alone time.

- Mom and Dad dated a lot,

and I was kind of the pool boy.

[laughter]

- I got to keep it a buck with you.

When I saw how my alliance was moving,

I was on some, "Make me an auntie."

[laughter]

Right, right, Cousin Sey from around the way, like--

- Well, the father of the Family,

David, is the last guest standing.

- Yes, come through!

[applause]

- We're going to make you as much money as possible,

and they are gonna cheer you on.

- Absolutely. - Yeah, baby!

- You can do this, brother. You can do this.

- But, as you know, there's one person here

who you won't get moral support from tonight.

- Yeah.

- It is time to meet the face behind the game,

the mastermind behind the madness,

queen of the competition, the Banker!

[suspenseful music]

- Who is it?

* *

[cheers and applause]

- Yeah, yeah! - Yeah!

- Oh, it's Chrissy!

[dramatic music]

- Yeah! - Whoo!

- Oh! - Oh, my gosh!

- Hello, Joe.

- Hello, Chrissy.

- Hello. Nice to meet you.

It has been a thrill, watching you guys play the game

that I so carefully crafted.

But, David, you are actually not the only one

who made some power moves to get here.

Long before I was Chrissy, the Banker,

I was actually Christine, case model number 12.

- Ooh. - Oh!

- You know that? - Oh!

- Oh, my God! Oh, my God!

- Aww. - OK, yeah, yeah, yeah.

- That's cool.

- So, as you can see, back then,

I was just part of the game,

but now I am the game.

- Yes. - Yes!

- Let's go.

- David, for the final time this season,

let's head over to the podium.

Come with me. - Let's go, David.

- All right. - Let's go, David.

[applause]

- Now, you have a chance to make history in a classic

Deal or No Deal game against the Banker.

Any money that you win tonight is yours to keep.

- Yes! - Let's go!

- And, as you can see, each one of our cases

tonight are numbered 1 through 26.

In one of these 26 cases is the final case,

the one that everyone worked so hard to build.

The final case holds a grand total of $12,232,001.

- $1. - $1!

- But we all know that you can't play Deal or No Deal

with just one case.

So we're adding 12 more high-value cases

to the right side of the board. - OK, OK.

- All right. - That's good.

- Chrissy, since it's the finale,

what do you say about adding some big values

to the left side? - Not a chance, Jeff.

- Ah, I tried. - Party pooper.

- David, every deal you made, every excursion

you endured, every temple you survived,

it all comes down to this.

Winning it all would be the biggest jackpot

in television history.

And the game begins right now.

- Yeah! - All right!

- Yeah! - Whoo!

[applause]

.

- David, it is time to play Deal or No Deal.

- OK! - Let's go.

- Ben, Kamari, nice to see you both.

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

So, David, which of these 26 cases will you choose?

- Well, you know the reason I was playing last time.

I wanted to take 18 back for my family.

That 18 is still staring me directly in the face.

That's my case, Joe. Let's go.

- Oh, yeah. - Kamari, all right.

[applause]

Thank you very much.

David, you have chosen case number 18,

a very special number to you. - A special number.

- This could be the big one. - Whoo!

- Whoo! - Let's hope so.

Let's hope so.

- David, in this first round... - Yes.

- You have to open six cases.

Which are you picking first?

- All my best moments in life have involved love.

So, the day for lovers, February 14,

is gonna be a small one. - All right, Ben.

- OK, 14. - Let's get this party started.

- 14, please open that case.

- Love wins. - That's it, $10.

Great start. - All right, all right.

- Nice one. - All right, feeling the love.

Where are you going next? - Feeling the love.

Nobody loves you like your mama.

October 8th, that's her birthday.

- Hey, Ben. - Let's go, Ben.

It's you again. - Low numbers, Ben.

- For David's mom, please open that case.

- Mama. - Wow.

- There you go, $1.

- All right. - Great start, great start.

- All right, all right, all right.

- All right.

- What's next?

- 22. - OK.

- Ben, 22. Ben again.

- You're doing great, Ben. - All right, Ben.

Whenever you're ready, open that case.

- It's all right.

- That's 200,000 off the board. - I don't mind it.

- If you had to go right column, pretty small.

Three cases down, three to go. Where are you going next?

- 25. - OK!

- Ben, please open case 25.

- You're on fire, my friend.

- Wow! - $300.

- Yeah! [grunts]

- [sighs] - Two more.

- Two more. Number 12.

- Oh, yeah!

- Kamari, please open case number 12.

- 12 is dope.

- OK, 100,000, not bad.

- Very nice, very nice.

- You got one more case left in this round.

- Number 3, let's go.

- It's been a fantastic round so far.

Bring it home, Kamari.

- A home run. - One penny!

[applause]

- Big offer, big offer.

- All right, David, as you know,

there's one person who will do whatever she can to stop you,

and that's Chrissy, the Banker.

- David, I have to admit, I only invited you

here for eye candy.

I didn't think you'd make it quite this far.

- Ow. - Dang.

- Hey, that's fine.

- Your first offer is $230,000.

- Boo. - Too low.

- Bud, I even know better than that.

- [chuckles]

- Five cases to open in the next round.

- Boo, boo on that.

- David, for an offer of $230,000, deal or no deal?

[suspenseful music]

- Trash. - No deal.

- Close the box, David. - Trash deal.

- No deal.

- No deal, all right.

David said no deal, which means he has to open

five more cases in the next round.

David? - Yeah.

- Where's the love?

- Dad's birthday is still up there, 26th.

- All right, Ben. Please open that case.

- 25 bucks.

- Ooh. - $3 million.

- No. - That's a big hit.

The second highest case value comes off the board.

Four more cases. - 23, Michael Jordan, the GOAT.

- Yeah! - All right, Ben, for the GOAT.

- For the GOAT. - Please open the case.

- Slam dunk. - There it is.

- $200, Ben. - Ben, with the lines tonight.

I love it!

- Slam Dunk, Ben. That was good.

- Back on the horse. Three more.

- Let's do 11. - 11. Kamari?

- Let's go, let's go. Nice and low.

- Hopefully, another slam dunk.

Please open case number 11.

- Oh, it's giving alley-oop.

- OK! $50,000, off the table.

- There's Kamari!

- Two more. What do you got?

- 9 has been a great number for me.

- All right, Ben. - OK.

- Come on, Ben, $25. - Bye, 9.

- Come on, Ben. - Something small.

- It'll work.

- 300,000 comes off the board. - That'll work.

- Oh, boy.

- One more case in this round.

- Come on, David. - Come on, David.

- Right here, number 1.

- Yeah, David! - Great decision.

Kamari, please open case number one.

* *

- Not terrible.

- You knocked off your first million dollar case.

And that is the end of that round.

- Good job! - All right, Dave!

- Chrissy, I gotta say, it was another good round for David.

He's still got the final case on the board.

What do you think?

- Are you ready to hear your offer?

* *

- That actually hurts.

.

- All right, Chrissy.

He's still got the final case on the board,

a lot of seven figure cases still.

What do you think?

- David, now, you call yourself

the greatest "Survivor" contestant of all time.

- Wow. - Sometimes.

[dramatic music]

- Holy cow.

- But, I gotta say, I'm much more

a fan of Boston Rob. - That actually hurts.

That's cold-blooded.

He didn't win this show, though, did he?

- That is a good point. - Just throwing it out there.

- Are you ready to hear your offer?

- I'm ready. I think I'm ready.

- $499,000.

- OK, that's better.

- You still have a half a million dollar case

on the board. - Yeah, I know.

You've got all those millions.

And you've got that final case still anchoring your game.

In the next round, you have to open four cases.

- Joe, can I make a quick statement to David?

- You sure can, man.

- Australian Dave, don't be bitch, mate.

[laughter]

- All right.

- David, for an offer of $499,000,

deal or no deal?

- Mama, didn't raise no bitch, Joe.

No deal! - No deal.

All right. David said no deal.

You only have to open four cases in the next round.

Where are you going first?

- Well, I'm gonna go with family.

Dickson, what do you think, buddy?

- My favorite case girls growing up

was 10, Anya, and 13, Layla,

so those are the two I would pick.

- What the hell?

[laughter]

- 10 it is. - Wow!

- Let's go. - Let's see it.

- OK, Kamari.

- For Anya... - Come on.

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

- For Anya! - Hey!

[applause]

- 500 comes off the board.

- I do remember Anya getting a ton of fan mail actually.

- It was all from Dickson. - All from Dickson, yeah.

- All from Dickson. - All right.

Where are you going next?

- I'm gonna go with 6. - Oh, yeah.

- Keep it low. Keep it low, Ben.

- All right, Ben. Please open case number 6.

- Keep it low! - Oh, y'all, I'm nervous.

- Oh! - Wow!

- Wow. - Wow!

- $400! - That's awesome.

- Wow! - Two more cases this round.

- That was so good.

- All right, well, you know, I trust the man,

so I'm gonna give it up to 13.

- OK. - OK, let's go.

- 13, for Layla.

OK, Kamari, let's keep it low.

- Hot girls are still winning.

- $50. - Wow!

- They always do. - Ugh!

- This strategy works. - It is working!

- It's just, like, hot girl summer

for Dickson here. - Yes.

- Hot girl summer.

- All right, David, where are you going?

- [exhales] - My birthday is the 21st.

- 21 for Parv. Let's go.

- OK, Ben, 21.

Please open it.

- You're good. - OK, 500,000, off the board.

- Here we go. - Way to go, David.

- Played a good game. - Heck of a board.

- Heck of a board. - Chrissy...

- Let's hear it.

- What's the next offer gonna be?

- I gotta say, David, I'm a little shocked.

You've got Parvati and Dickson choosing your cases.

So I guess it's kind of clear that you don't really

wear the pants in this family.

- Oh! - [laughs]

- No. - He knows that.

He knows.

- Ooh, OK, I got to stand up for this one.

This one is good.

- All right, good. - All right, David.

Your next offer,

$994,000.

- Whoa!

- Wow. - That's pretty good.

- What would you do if he just took it?

- I'd throw up.

- You still have six cases worth 1 million or more,

including the final $12 million case,

and, in this next round,

you only have to open three cases.

- Three cases? - Oh, yeah.

Yeah, you've got to do it. - That's good, right?

- Yes, keep going. - That's good.

- Three cases is good.

- David, for an offer of $994,000,

deal or no deal?

- No deal.

- Oh, wow. - There we go.

There we go. - All right.

- All right! - David said no deal.

- [laughs]

- Three cases to open next round.

David, I'll ask you again.

Where's the love? - Number 5.

- OK, number 5, it is. - Here we go.

Here we go. - All right.

- Give me a low one.

25, Kamari, would be just great.

- We can work with this.

- One of the millions comes off the board.

Two more.

Where are we going? - 4.

- OK, let's see it. - OK, Kamari, case number 4.

- When you're ready, please open the case.

- OK. - Ugh!

- $2 million off the board.

- [laughs]

- You have one more case to open.

David, if you can keep the final case in play,

your offer is bound to go up.

- Oh, my gosh. If he knocks it off, it's over.

- This is the most important decision

in the entire game so far.

One more case. What's it going to be?

- Well, just 'cause that last case was dookie,

let's hit number 2. - Number 2.

- Come on. - Oh, God.

Oh, my God! - OK, let's go. Let's go.

- OK, Kamari, open that case.

- It's going up. - Yo!

- Yes!

- There you go! - Come on! Yes!

- $1,000!

- Kamari, that was a great read!

- Ooh!

- You have managed to keep the high case

on the board in play at the end of round four.

Wow, Chrissy, I think this one's gonna hurt.

- David, I have a question for you.

How much money did you win on "Australian Survivor"?

- 500K. - I need you out of this game.

So I'm gonna give you an offer that is

more than three times the amount you made on "Survivor,"

$1,523,000.

- Yeah. - Take it. Take it.

- Wow. - Gotta take it.

- David, I'm gonna open this

because the money is now real.

- Very real.

- That money enough is life-changing for me.

So I'll be like, "You know what? I'm Gucci."

- 100%. - Ugh.

- You'd be the biggest winner in this game's history.

If you knock that final case off

with one of the two cases

that you have to choose in the next round...

- Mm.

- You'll never get an offer for that high again.

But you could have

the $12,232,001 case here.

- [laughs] - Oh, my God.

- If he wins $12 million... - Holy [bleep].

- You can not only be the biggest winner

in "Deal or No Deal Island" history.

You could be the biggest winner in all of TV history.

- David, as a friend, I would definitely take that.

I mean, that's a lot of money. - That's a ton of money.

- I would take it right now.

- I would take it because I just have never seen money

like that in my entire life.

Like, I can't even fathom that.

- If you pick the 12, it goes down,

but, seven of the other cases, it goes up.

- If you move on to round five, two cases.

- Oh. - Oh, boy.

- David, for an offer of

$1,523,000,

deal or no deal?

[suspenseful music]

[monkeys screeching]

.

- David, for an offer of

$1,523,000,

deal or no deal?

[suspenseful music]

* *

- We're gonna stay golden, Joe.

No deal. - Oh!

- David! - David, you're crazy, bro.

Oh, my God!

- David has said no deal... - Wow!

- Which means he has to open

two more cases in this next round.

- I know you love that, Rock. Let's go!

- Here we go. David, the board is yours.

- My oldest boy, Winston, 16 years of age.

- Do it, Ben. - Let's go.

- Do it! - You heard the man.

- 16! - Do it, Ben.

- Do it, Ben! - No pressure, Ben.

- OK, Ben... - Good vibes.

Good vibes. - Open that case.

* *

- You're in there.

[cheers and applause]

- OK, David!

- Another million comes off the board.

- One more.

- But you still have the high case in play.

You have one more case to open in this round.

- One [bleep] case, baby.

- If you can keep the $12,232,000...

[all chanting] One more case!

One more case! One more case!

- In this match, your offer is going up.

Can you make history on this show?

- It's number 20. Number 20 is 25.

- Number 20. - OK, Kamari.

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

- He was confident.

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

- Come on, come on, come on. - Come on, Kamari.

Give it to me. - Yeah!

[cheers and applause]

- Come on! - $1 million!

You did it! - Let's go!

- You have avoided the final case.

- I love that, man. I live for this.

I live for it. - Whoo!

- [growls]

- That was unbelievable for you,

but not for you, Chrissy. - [exhales sharply]

- Time to pony up.

- David, I have to say, you are a worthy opponent.

I'm gonna look you right in those gorgeous Australian eyes.

- Don't fall for it.

[laughter]

- I am gonna give you an offer,

and you are gonna take it.

Your offer is

$1,980,000.

- Oh, my God.

- That's a lot, lot, lot.

- You knocked down two seven figure cases

in that last round, which means you have the million,

and you have the $12,232,001 case.

If you move on to the next round, David,

you have to open two more cases.

- Oh. - Oh.

- You no longer have a safety net.

- I'm gonna tell him to keep playing.

- You're the devil. - I'm not.

Honey, he's been Gucci so far.

- Oh!

- This is not a player's board.

All you have to do is knock out the final case,

and that offer is gone. - Yeah, I know.

And it drops significantly on the 1.9.

- That'll plummet. - Yeah.

- She'll have you where she wants you.

* *

- David, are you a gambler?

- Not really.

- Then take 2 million bucks home to your family, bro.

- Take it, David. - Take it!

- Take it.

- For the love of God, take that deal.

That's real money, David.

* *

- For an offer of

$1,980,000,

deal or no deal?

* *

- What's meant for me is meant for me, Joe.

No deal. - Oh, my God!

- Yes, yes, yes! - Whoo!

- That's how you do it! - OK, let's roll.

Let's roll.

- That guy has the hairiest [bleep] in Australia.

[bleep] yes. - Let's roll.

- Put on your seat belts, people,

because we are moving to round six.

- [bleep]! - Yes!

- Go, David! - Ooh!

- David, whenever you're ready,

you have two cases in this sixth round.

Where are you going first?

- I'm going on vibe check, Joe, 15.

- 15. - We got a small one.

- 15. - Come on, Ben.

- OK, let's go.

- Come on, Ben. Open that case.

* *

[cheers and applause]

100 bucks. - Let's go.

[applause]

- Yeah, baby! - Oh, my God!

- One more case.

- That's what I'm talking about, man.

* *

- I know what it is.

It's 19, Joe.

- OK, Kamari.

- Go ahead, Kamari. You got this.

- OK, Kamari.

- 25, 25 bucks. - Case number 19.

- Give it to me. Come on, Kamari.

- When you're ready, Kamari... - 25.

- Open that case.

* *

- David... - Mm-hmm.

- Made of magic. - Yeah!

- The last million comes off the board.

- Yes! - Right?

- But you still have the high case in play.

* *

- Oh, my God!

- Chrissy, the ball is in your court.

- Let's go. Let's go up.

- David, take this offer, and walk out of here!

* *

David, $2,900,000, let's go! - Wow!

- Let's go! - Wow!

- Oh, my God. - Wow.

- Take the deal, David.

- David, you have one case to open in this next round.

There is a 75% chance that

one of the three cases that you could choose

in this round would take out

a number in the left column,

but, if you take out

the $12,232,001 case,

could you look your family in the face and say

that you gave up almost $3 million?

- Could I look them in the face,

say, "Believe in yourself,"

and then say, "I left $8 million on the table?"

- He's taking it. - No, he's literally [bleep].

- I can't believe this.

- He's literally not gonna take it.

- That's nuts.

- There's only one high case on the board,

and, if it's knocked out,

he's leaving with 25 bucks,

maybe 750 if he's lucky.

- That sounds bad, doesn't it? That sounds real bad.

- It's $3 million. Take it.

- It's $3 million.

- Honestly, just take it now.

- David, I'd take the deal because I couldn't stomach

losing that much. I just couldn't.

- I mean, David, we've been telling you things

this entire game, and I think you've been hearing them,

and you've been listening to be nice,

but you've made every single one of these

decisions yourself, and I think you should go with your gut.

- David, for an offer of

$2,900,000,

deal or no deal?

- Oh, my God.

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[monkeys screeching]

.

- David, for an offer of

$2,900,000,

deal or no deal?

- Oh, my God.

[suspenseful music]

- No deal. - No.

- Yes! - Oh, my God.

- Oh, my God. - OK.

- Oh, my God. - Wow.

- Whew! - He's a man possessed.

- David, you have said no deal,

which means we move on to round 7.

- OK, David! - Let's go!

Let's go! - We're supporting you.

- Where he only has to open one case.

- One case, dude. - One case.

- Ah, David, come on, buddy.

- 7, 17, or 24?

If you knock out the $12,232,001 case,

you will be left with next to nothing.

Everything is on the line right now.

David, what's it going to be?

- I think I had a sign, Joe, so I'm gonna follow it.

17. - 17.

- OK, Kamari. - Holy calves.

- OK, let's see it, Kamari.

[tense music]

- Kamari, whenever you're ready,

open that case.

[suspenseful music]

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- Let's go. - I can't breathe.

[cheers and applause]

- Yeah, baby!

- [bleep].

- $750.

- Get some of this feeling!

- I can't believe it. - Oh, my God!

- You saw a sign. What was the sign?

- Joe... - I have to know.

- I give my game up to God now.

- Amen. - Amen.

- I closed my eyes. I saw a flash of light on 17.

I took it.

- And now Chrissy is on the floor.

- I would be too.

- Chrissy, what's it going to be?

We're dying to know.

- David, we're going to have a real heart to heart right now,

me and you, OK?

Just me--oh, oh, my God.

- He's Australian.

[laughter]

- David, I'm gonna give you your next offer.

- All right.

- And I truly mean this from the bottom of my heart.

I'm thinking about your family,

and I'm thinking about your dad.

- OK.

- This offer is

$3,870,018.

- Ooh! - Yeah!

- All right. - Wow.

- Yes.

- Please take the deal, David.

Please take it. - Yeah.

- OK, David. - 3.8.

- The offer is

$3,870,018.

If you move on to the last round,

you open one case.

And I've said it before. I'll say it again.

If you knock out the final case,

all your dreams are over.

* *

- Mm, mm-mm.

- There's a one in three chance that this case is it,

but if you choose case 7 or 24 in this next round

and it contains the final case, the offer is gone.

It's gone.

- Everyone here is rooting for you.

Everyone is rooting for your family.

- Let's hear it. Let's hear it.

- Let's go, David! - Let's go, David!

- Come on, man! - Let's go, David.

[applause]

- [exhales deeply]

That is some life-changing money right there, Joe.

It's--ooh, it's a big offer.

- It's the biggest offer that anyone's

ever gotten on this island.

This is the biggest offer in "Deal or No Deal" history.

- Dude, that's real money. Those aren't coconuts.

You might have to take it. - Ugh!

The problem is, Joe,

there's a problem. - Talk to me. Talk to me.

- I picked my two numbers from the start.

18 for my family and my dad,

7, God's number, my lucky number.

There's a problem on the board, and it's the number 24.

It doesn't sit well in the scheme of things for me.

- David, are you really prepared to walk away

from something this big?

* *

- David, you worked so hard.

Just--I would take the deal. - Yes!

- Take it. - Please take the deal.

- Take it, David.

* *

- For an offer of

$3,870,018,

deal or no deal?

* *

- No deal. - What?

- What? - Yes!

[laughs]

- David has said no deal. - What?

- We are supporting you. We are supporting you.

- All right, David... - Unbelievable.

- The final round is here.

- Yeah! - Let's go, David!

- Let's go. - Let's go!

- Come on, David! - Are we holding hands or not?

- You have $25, $75... - Yep, yep, yep.

- And the final case,

worth $12,232,001.

You have to open one of them.

Your choices are 7 and 24.

- Benny boy, lock in 24, my friend.

- Do it, Ben. - All right, Ben...

[heartbeat thumping]

When you're ready, open that case.

- [inhales deeply]

* *

- It can't end like this, man.

- No.

.

- All right, Ben, when you're ready,

open that case.

[suspenseful music]

* *

- It can't end like this, man.

- No.

[cheers and applause]

- Yes! - Oh!

- Oh, my God! Oh, my God!

- David, you just knocked off the $25,

which leaves you with only two cases left.

- Holy--all that? - Swish, baby!

[all chanting] David, David, David, David!

- One of these two cases holds over $12 million...

[cheers and applause]

- Oh, my God. - And the other one has $75.

- Oh, my God.

- Against the odds, we have fought to this point.

- This is hard to believe.

- You're sitting here, and you can't believe it.

- All right, Chrissy.

What is David's final offer?

- David, I'm not gonna mess around.

You've played an amazing game. - Thank you.

- This is, by far, the highest offer

in "Deal or No Deal" history.

[dramatic music]

* *

$5,800,000.

- Wow! - Wow.

- Wow. - Ooh.

- [breathes deeply]

- $5,800,000.

- Oh, you guys, that is

an absolute stack of money, 5.8.

- This is the last offer you're going to get.

If you turn this down,

then you will be forced to open your case.

Case 7, case 18. One holds $75.

The other holds the final case.

- Oh, my God. He's gonna ride his case.

- Of course, he is.

- At this point, I mean, I know he's not gonna take it.

- No, he's gonna win the 12.

- Walk me through what you're thinking about.

What's going on in your mind?

- I'm looking for a sign, Joe.

- I definitely see a sign,

and it says, "$5.8 million."

- That's a lot of dough.

Oh, that 12.2 is just staring me in the face, ugh.

- Please take it.

- Do I want to take the deal, or do I want to play

the greatest game of all time?

- Take the deal, David. - I want to be clear.

If you take this offer,

this would be the most money

anyone's ever made on network television.

You would truly be the Golden God.

- Yeah. - Yeah!

- Yeah, David.

- But if you turn this down and you have $75 in your case,

David, you would be the biggest loser in TV history.

For an offer of $5,800,000,

the most money anyone has ever won

in the history of network television,

deal or no deal?

[suspenseful music]

* *

- I know where that money's at...

- Oh, David. - [gags]

- But I've also seen hubris take out a lot of people.

- [exhales deeply]

* *

However, I think, in this case...

* *

- Oh. - No, no, no, no, no.

- Deal.

[cheers and applause]

- Yeah! - Yeah! Yeah!

- Whoa! - Oh, my God!

- Unreal, unreal.

- Congratulations!

Oh, congratulations.

Happy for you. - Ah!

- Crazy, crazy. - Wow, wow.

- Oh, my God!

[dramatic music]

- You just took an offer of $5,800,000.

Congratulations!

[cheers and applause]

An amount that will change your life forever.

- Yeah! Come on!

- I can't believe it. I can't.

- Before we send you off,

for one last time, let's find out

if you made a good deal or a bad deal.

- Let's see. - Oh, my God.

- What do you say? Open up your case.

* *

- Oh! - Oh, my God!

- You did it. - You made a good deal.

- $5.8 million.

I actually can't even believe it.

I knew I had it. I was feeling it.

My dad was in there with me.

God was in there with me.

[soft dramatic music]

Oh, my goodness. - What an end.

Thank you, Banker, for the wildest,

most unpredictable season ever.

- David, congratulations.

Truly incredible, incredible game.

I'm very happy for you and your family.

I really am. - Thanks for the opportunity.

It's been really fun.

- And that is it for this season

of "Deal or No Deal Island."

Good night!

And, remember, always beware of the Banker.

- Yes!

- You never know what she's going to do next.

[cheers and applause]

- Unreal.

- Am I fired?

I'm literally the worst Banker of all time.

[upbeat music]

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