Deal or No Deal (2005)

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Deal or No Deal

A contestant must choose from 26 sealed briefcases containing a marker for various amounts of cash from one penny to million. The player then eliminates the remaining 25 cases one by one. The chosen ones are opened and the amount of money inside revealed. After several cases are opened, the player is tempted by the Banker to accept an offer of cash in exchange for not continuing the game and possibly winning a larger sum of money.

2005

66.00%

Created by John de Mol

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Deal or No Deal: Season 1 - 39 Episode s

1x1 - Episode 101
December 19, 2005
1x2 - Episode 102
December 20, 2005
1x3 - Episode 103
December 21, 2005
1x4 - Episode 104
December 22, 2005
1x5 - Episode 105
December 23, 2005
1x6 - Episode 106
February 27, 2006
1x7 - Episode 107
February 28, 2006
1x8 - Episode 108
March 1, 2006
1x9 - Episode 109
March 2, 2006
1x10 - Episode 110
March 3, 2006
1x11 - Episode 111
March 6, 2006
Contestants choose from 26 briefcases containing varying amounts of money, while dealing with "The Banker"to eliminate cases in hopes of securing the top prize of one million dollars.
1x12 - Episode 112
March 10, 2006
1x13 - Episode 113
March 13, 2006
1x14 - Episode 114
March 17, 2006
1x15 - Episode 115
March 20, 2006
1x16 - Episode 116
March 22, 2006
1x17 - Episode 117
March 24, 2006
1x18 - Episode 118
March 27, 2006
1x19 - Episode 119
March 29, 2006
1x20 - Episode 120
March 31, 2006
1x21 - Episode 121, Parts 1 & 2
April 3, 2006
1x22 - Episode 122
April 5, 2006
1x23 - Episode #1.23
April 10, 2006
1x24 - Episode 124
April 12, 2006
1x25 - Episode 125
April 17, 2006
1x26 - Episode 126
April 24, 2006
1x27 - Episode 127
April 26, 2006
1x28 - Episode 128
April 28, 2006
1x29 - Episode 129
May 1, 2006
1x30 - Episode 130
May 3, 2006
1x31 - Episode 132
May 5, 2006
1x32 - Episode 131
May 8, 2006
Contestants choose from 26 briefcases containing varying amounts of money, while dealing with "The Banker"to eliminate cases in hopes of securing the top prize of one million dollars.
1x33 - Episode 133
May 10, 2006
1x34 - Episode 134
May 12, 2006
1x35 - Episode 135
May 15, 2006
1x36 - Episode 136
May 17, 2006
1x37 - Episode 137
May 22, 2006
1x38 - Episode 138
May 29, 2006
Contestants choose from 26 briefcases containing varying amounts of money, while dealing with "The Banker"to eliminate cases in hopes of securing the top prize of one million dollars.
1x39 - Episode 139
June 5, 2006

Deal or No Deal: 7 Season s

S0: Specials
2 Episode s
S1: Season 1
39 Episode s
S2: Season 2
70 Episode s
S3: Season 3
69 Episode s
S4: Season 4
24 Episode s
S5: Season 5
31 Episode s
S6: Season 6
1 Episode

Actors in Deal or No Deal

Howie Mandel
Self - Host
Leyla Milani
Self - Briefcase Girl

Tags for Deal or No Deal

game show

Other names for Deal or No Deal

Deal or No Deal (US) (US)

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1x1 - Episode 101

1x2 - Episode 102

1x3 - Episode 103

1x4 - Episode 104

1x5 - Episode 105

1x6 - Episode 106

1x7 - Episode 107

1x8 - Episode 108

1x9 - Episode 109

1x10 - Episode 110

1x11 - Episode 111

1x12 - Episode 112

1x13 - Episode 113

1x14 - Episode 114

1x15 - Episode 115

1x16 - Episode 116

1x17 - Episode 117

1x18 - Episode 118

1x19 - Episode 119

1x20 - Episode 120

1x21 - Episode 121, Parts 1 & 2

1x22 - Episode 122

1x23 - Episode #1.23

1x24 - Episode 124

1x25 - Episode 125

1x26 - Episode 126

1x27 - Episode 127

1x28 - Episode 128

1x29 - Episode 129

1x30 - Episode 130

1x31 - Episode 132

1x32 - Episode 131

1x33 - Episode 133

1x34 - Episode 134

1x35 - Episode 135

1x36 - Episode 136

1x37 - Episode 137

1x38 - Episode 138

1x39 - Episode 139

S0: Specials

S1: Season 1

S2: Season 2

S3: Season 3

S4: Season 4

S5: Season 5

S6: Season 6

Howie Mandel

Leyla Milani

Ciao Darwin

Ciao Darwin

Ellen's Game of Games

Ellen's Game of Games

Let's Make a Deal

Let's Make a Deal

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Password

Alle mot 1

Alle mot 1

Hollywood Squares

Hollywood Squares

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All Star Family Fortunes

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I've Got a Secret

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Le Tricheur

Sale of the Century

Sale of the Century