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[dramatic music]

- The last time a group
of guests visited the island,

one of them walked away
a millionaire.

* *

This time around
won't be so easy.

- [screaming]

* *

- You'll compete for cases
in daily excursions.

Go get those cases!

* *

- I'ma tell you right now,
Tati, it's hard.

- [screaming]

- You won't be competing
with each other.

You'll be competing
against each other.

- [gasps]
- What?

- And then every night,
someone will

battle the Banker
in a pulse-pounding game

of "Deal or No Deal."

[cheering]

Gimme some!

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

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

and I'm playing
"Love Island" together.

- In order
to succeed in this game,

you need to identify
your threats.

- Who would you take out
if you go up?

- You want me to lie
or be honest with you?

- Target them.

- You are nothing but a cheat
with a flat ass, baby.

- And cut them loose.

- [screaming]

- I thought the Banker was
going to be my greatest

adversary on this island.

And now, I'm realizing that
these people are crazy town.

- I love this.

- You spent this entire season
looking for the villain,

and the only place you never
looked was in the mirror.

- Whoever makes it
to that final case

will need to be one
powerhouse of a player.

- Open this door, and you
change the game for everyone.

- Are we doing it?
- Hell yeah.

- Carpe the hell
out of this diem.

- You play it safe--

- Oh, Lord.

- --or are you the
ultimate risk taker?

- Oh, my gosh.

* *

[cheering]

* *

[cheering]

* *

Deal or no deal?

* *

- [screams]

- Beware of the Banker.

You never know what
she will do next.

[cheering]

* *

[animals screeching, hooting]

* *

- Hey!
We're going to the island!

We're going to the island!

- Whoo!
- Ready to rock and roll?

- Not used to a beach
that's got so much jungle.

- I'm wondering about,
like, the bugs.

I got long legs to bite.

I've always been, like,
this big personality.

I had big dreams.

This is my money.

This is my win.

They're just here
playing my game.

- So how do you feel
about sitting next to

a future multi-millionaire?

- Not as scared
as I probably should be.

Being a teacher and running
a classroom is pretty much

where I learned
to play this game.

You have to learn
how to manipulate

in the best way possible
to get what

you want out of an audience.

That's what I do every day.

- Hopefully, there's
no snakes on this boat,

only on the island.

- I know.
[laughter]

- Parvati.
- What was that?

- Parvati.
- Parvati.

- It's a Hindu name.
- Hindu name?

Really? Intriguing.
- Mm-hmm. Yeah.

I have a sense that some
people might know who I am.

If I'm called out,
then I'll own it.

I'm definitely gonna
downplay it.

- I'm a huge fan
of reality TV, so right away,

I recognize Parvati.

I'm analyzing
who I'm gonna work with,

who I want to take out,
because the game for me

already started.

- What do you do for a living?

- I teach yoga,
and I am a life coach.

- I could tell there
was an energy about you.

- A Namaste energy.

I won "Survivor" by bringing
a group of really badass women

together and creating
a women's alliance called

the Black Widow Brigade.

And we voted off the guys
one by one.

- There's something
calming about you,

just by the way you talk.
- Really?

- For sure.
You give--you exude that.

- I'm here to just blow
fairy dust in people's eyes

so that they can't imagine
life without me.

Look, I could be a cult leader
if I want to.

[laughter]

- What do you do?

- I do some YouTube stuff.

- Am I in the presence of,
like, a star?

We could do, like,
a hair tutorial together.

- Maybe you can give me
some pointers.

- War is strategy, people.

I can French braid your hair
while we're here.

So I have a foundational plan
here, right?

So basically, I want to be
kind of like a double agent

puppet master
pulling the strings,

but no one has any idea that
that's what I'm doing.

But I can be manipulated
by flattery,

so I have to watch out
for that.

Charm the pants off of me
literally applies.

This is exciting.

[dramatic music]

* *

- What the hell
have we got here?

- What is that?

- Oh, whoa, guys. -
Really?

Look at this chopper coming in.
- Oh, my God.

- I wonder if that's
the Banker or what?

- No way!

- Whoo!
- Let's go!

- Oh! It's Joe!

[cheering]

- Joe!

[cheering]

- What the heck?

- It looks like
he's commanding the water

to do stuff with his arms.

- Hell yeah, man.

- I got a little wet.

Just a little wet.
Thanks, Joe.

[dramatic music]

* *

- Wow.

- This is so cool, man.

- Finally arriving
to the Banker's island.

I hear a lot
of waves crashing.

I hear birds that are not
what I'm familiar with.

I'm familiar with
the New York pigeon.

It's very lush.
It's very green.

Like, money's on the line,
and you can smell it--

[sniffs]
In the air.

It's hot, but I brought
two setting sprays with me,

so I should be fine.

And I did get a Brazilian
blow-out before I got here.

- Welcome, guests, to the
Banker's private island...

[cheering]

Where the weather can change
as fast as your fortunes.

- Yep.

- I am Joe Manganiello,

the Banker's trusted
games master.

- We know.

- How many of you did your
homework, you studied?

- Oh, yeah.
- Good.

Now throw it away.

- Oh.
- Yikes.

- Because just when you think
you have the answers,

the Banker changes
the questions.

The Banker is back
with a vengeance.

So prepare to face the most
dramatic and unpredictable

twists ever.

- Of course.

- The Banker doesn't
waste any time, does he?

- You'll compete for cases
in daily excursions,

and every night
someone will battle the Banker

in a pulse-pounding game
of "Deal or No Deal"...

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

- Adding money
to the final case--

a prize pot that keeps growing
until the finale,

where one of you will play for
what could be the biggest prize

in "Deal or No Deal" history.

- All right.

That's what I want to hear.

- But brace yourselves.

In this first excursion,
the Banker wants to test just

what kind of a player you are.

Behold,
the Banker's pyramid scheme.

* *

- What?

- Comprised of nearly
$5 million worth of cases,

each of its three sides
represents

a different strategy.

And the path you take
to get there decides

which cases you may choose.

On side one, you'll find
the highest value cases,

going all the way up
to $1 million.

But getting there is tough,

as you'll need to navigate
a slippery

and rocky path over the water.

Now, side two,
the medium value cases.

Get to those
through a jungle path,

which is longer but safer.

And on side three,
you guessed it,

the red cases are back
with even greater risks

and bigger rewards.
- Mm-hmm.

- All right.
- One contains the steal.

One contains a new mechanic,
the swap,

and a third contains
the lowest value in the game.

And as always,
they are unmarked,

so only the biggest risk takers
should plan to take

the zip line to side three.

- A zip line.

[squeals]

- Holy cow.

- The guest with
the highest value case

at the end of the game
will earn safety and the power

to select who will
face the Banker

in this season's first game

of "Deal or No Deal"
at the Temple.

[cheering]
- All right.

- OK.

- A lot of power.

- Now, I did say this was the
Banker's pyramid scheme, right?

- Yeah, yeah.

- So here's where
the scheming comes in.

The path you take
not only determines

the cases you may choose.

It also determines your team.

- Oh, my God. Come on.

- Oh, boy.

- And in the end, the team with
the lowest combined case value

will all be at risk of facing
the Banker at the Temple.

And they will be the only ones

that will be in danger
of elimination.

The Banker has no patience for
losing strategies, my friends.

So choose your path
and your schemes wisely.

- Oh, God.
- Oh, boy.

- I'll meet you all
on the other side.

- OK.
- All right.

- All right!

- All right.

- Does anyone want to go red?

Does anyone want
to go red case?

- Yeah, I'm going red.
I'm not playing scared.

Playing scared isn't good.

You have to play
with confidence.

That's the only way
you're gonna come out

of this thing with the win.

This is gonna be very telling.

Back home in Wisconsin,
I'm used to working

under pressure
as a private chef.

I do that all the time.

Am I the Baker's
ultimate opponent?

Of course, I am.

It's the northern accent,
eh.

I'm trying--I'm trying
to clean it up for you.

Otherwise...

- We're going for the mediums.
- Mediums.

- Mediums.

- You guys think the mediums
are going to add up?

- Medium's over
the--over the land.

- Going for the red cases
is gonna

put a target on my back

'cause we've got a steal
and a swap.

If I go for the high cases,
chances are

the red cases are
gonna switch with me,

and that puts me at risk too.

So although I don't want to go
with the safest route

because it's not as impressive
to the Banker,

I think this is
the best calculated move.

- No, I don't wanna do the
zip line.

I want to go the safe path.

I'm trying to float
under the radar a little bit.

I think I have
the underdog mentality.

People look at me,
they think I'm small,

and I can't do some of the
things I'm capable of doing.

And I'm gonna use that
to my advantage.

- Who's doing rocks?

- We're doing rocks.
- Rock.

- So I know I'm gonna be
a physical threat in this game.

There's no hiding the fact
that I'm a beast.

I have been a pageant queen.

I've been a WWE wrestler.

I've been a model.
I've been a volleyball player.

It's like, yo, girl's got
shoulders, and they're broad.

I say we all get up there,
then we pick our cases.

'Cause what we're trying to do
is offset the red.

- You're 100% correct.

- It's teamwork right now.
- It's team--exactly.

- It's teamwork.

But I also want people to know
I'm here to be

a good teammate in the future.

- Red case, let's do it.
Let's do it.

- Yeah, let's do it.
- Right?

- You three are doing zip line?
- We're gonna zip line.

We know we got a swap.

We know we got a steal.

But we know one
is like nothing.

- Right.

- So we should swing
on the big cases.

We need to cop vision on who
takes the high values, right?

We only have to be
in the top two teams.

- Yeah.

- So as long as we avoid
the bottom, we're safe.

We're taking a lot of risk.

- Yeah, we are, but--
- But it's calculated risk.

To get to come out
and play this game,

I had to leave my family.

I have four kids,
and they're everything to me.

My wife is everything to me.

So you have to swing for the
fences on these excursions.

Otherwise,
what's the point in being here?

No risk, no reward. Right?
- 100%, 100%.

* *

- All right, is everyone ready
for the first excursion?

- Whoo!
- Yeah!

[cheering]

- Three, two, one.

Go get those cases!

- Here we go!
- Whoo-hoo!

- Yo, Luke, keep an eye on the
value of these cases, buddy.

- Hell yeah.

- Luke up to that zip line.

Got the bird's eye view.

- Don't let those cases
out of your sight.

- Nobody's grabbed anything.

Million on the right.

We need that million dollar
case to be in that top group

to be safe.

So we need to wait to see
who takes that million

to the finish line.

- No!
- Oh.

- What are you doing?

- Here we go, baby!

Oh, my goodness.

- Oh, my God.

- Ooh.

Luke has reached the dock.

- Grab one
and come back around.

* *

[sighs]

- You got it.
- I think just go for it.

Go as fast as you can across.

- The rocky path is
a hard one, but it's gonna lead

those players
to the highest value cases.

- Oh, that's much further
than you think it is.

[grunts]
- Nice.

- I don't know how to swim.

I am hoping competitive
nature takes over.

Holy crap. OK.

We are gonna be killing it
or it's going to kill me,

either way.

- This is harder than it looks.

- Yeah, I think so, too.

Oh, [bleep].

- Going to the longer
but safer path

through the jungle--

- Watch those feet.

- Go, go.

- --La Shell, Storm, Rock,
Maria-Grace, CK, Dickson.

Coincidentally, I grew up on
Dickson Avenue in Pittsburgh

for anybody out
there who cares.

Meanwhile, on the rocks
and zip line--

- Let's go.

- Go? Ahh!

Whoa, whoa. I hate heights.

Oh, my God.

- This is crazy.

Neither of them
has seen anything.

They're just straight up
the ladder

on the zip line and gone.

Strategic geniuses over here.

- Seychelle with the red case.

Second one in the water back.

- Get the cases
we don't know what's in.

Take them straight
to the beach.

- Hell yeah.

- Luke, first one
to lock in a case.

- How you doin'?

- How's it going?
- I'm the fastest out here.

I don't know what's
in my case, but I won.

- Ooh!
- Look for just the middle.

- I'm left up there by myself
trying to see

what the high value cases are.

And I'm partnered up
with the Three Stooges!

I'm waiting
for Luke to be like,

Meh-meh, da-ga-da-ga-da.

Gah!

- No risk, no reward, baby.

- Oh, my goodness.

[trills]

- Do you see him?

He's waiting for us
to grab cases so he can go.

We got to wait.
- Yeah.

- Phillip and Lete hiding
the values in front

of the high value cases.

I like it.

- David is watching us,

and I'm like, this is game on.

I am here for this.

- Aim for the middle.
- Yeah!

- You can do this.

- Oh, [bleep]!

- You want to pull up
on the opposite side.

- Roll your body.
Ooh, not so far!

Not so far!

- I was a cheerleader.

Like, I can balance.

I have long legs, but it's
really difficult because

there's nothing to grip on to.

- Sydnee just taking a rest
on the rock.

If she doesn't make it
to the pyramid,

her case value will be zero

which could put her whole team

at risk for elimination.

- I need you to squat and then
explode out of that squat.

- Come on, Sydnee!

You got this.

- You got this.
You got this.

* *

- OK, I don't got this.

- Just slide.
You're good.

Kill it. Go.

- Yes!
- Nice.

- [screams]

- Oh, [bleep].

.

[dramatic music]

- Let's go!

- No, I'm scared.

- The rocky path is now
bottlenecked because Sydnee

is having trouble.

- Dive, just dive!
- You're good.

Do it! Go!

- Yes!
- [screams]

- Oh, [bleep].

- Oh, that looks rough.

- OK.

- I think Sydnee came here
to play "Wipeout."

This is actually
"Deal or No Deal Island."

You're supposed to make
it across the rocks,

not eat [bleep]
every time you pass them.

Wait, sweetie, just wait.

- Look at this teamwork.

Lete's coming out to help her,
and so is Parvati.

- I'm gonna help you.
- OK.

- Bring her up
on the other side.

- Nice.

- How's that for teamwork?

- Thank you.
- OK.

- Meanwhile,
the jungle team

has almost reached
the pyramid.

- I see the water.
- Almost there, almost there.

- Everybody remember, they got
a steal, and they got a swap.

If they take the highest ones,
we have a pretty good shot.

- There's a Storm a-comin'.

Storm reaches
the low value cases first.

- We got our first runner.

- [laughs]

- So those cases
don't matter to us.

- Here he comes.

Storm hits the water in style.

- Go, go.
- Oh, baby.

- Come on.
- Pick any case.

The Banker wants to force us
to rely on people we just met.

And it kind of shakes me
a little bit.

I never joined a sorority.

I never joined a social club.

I like to have the freedom
to connect

with people in the moment.

I don't even know
these people's names.

- We're almost there, y'all.
We're close, we're close.

- The jungle path,
all back as a team.

- Where's the tea?
Oh, there it is.

- Any Coors Light?

- It's in the back.

[laughs]

- Let's go! Let's go!

- Sydnee across the rocky path
to the pyramid.

- We're here, done.
- OK.

So listen.

- Are they gonna try
and hide these cases?

Yeah, they are.

- David still
in the catbird seat,

watching to see
who's going to pick

the highest value case in case
he gets the steal or swap.

I like it.

- Give me the million, then.

- Does anyone
have any bifocals?

- I'm taking the highest
value case, the one million,

because that's power
and immunity.

Got to recognize that
that's a power move.

- Lete's got it.

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

- All right, let's go.

We need that
million dollar case.

We need it like air.

* *

- David is on the zip line.

He's seen everything
he needs to see.

* *

- Let's go, ladies.

- Here?

- I got you.

- David is watching us.
- Let's go!

- We're like, how do we
make sure he doesn't know

who has the high case?

So we're switcherooing
in the water.

- There's a switcheroo.

* *

- Let's go. Let's go.

- Come on back
and lock in your cases.

- Whoo!

* *

- Ben, Kamari.
- Joe.

- Good to see you, Joe.
- Good to see you.

- Good to see you both.

All right, how was the water,
everyone?

- Oh.
[laughter]

- I really underestimated this.

- Yeah, right?

- First impressions
are everything.

The Banker has now certainly
formed an opinion

on what type of player
you all are.

CK, why'd you choose
the safe path?

- Honestly, I wanted
to go for the red cases,

but this is kind of where
I landed to be a team player.

I want to build trust,
so when I've got to bluff,

or I've got to do what
I got to do, I'm believable.

No one should know
that I'm a poker player.

I don't even want people
knowing I'm a corporate banker,

and I'm good at math.

- Parvati, why'd you choose
the rocky path?

- I chose the rocky path
because I wanted the best shot

at contributing
the most amount of money

to the team's pot.

And it was a risk,
totally a risk.

But I didn't want to take
the red cases

'cause that felt a little
too slippery for right now.

- No one's making any mention

about Parvati being
on "Survivor."

Her nickname is
the Black Widow.

She's played on "Survivor"
three times,

which is insane to me.

- I felt like I was
a valuable asset on the rocks.

- You--you were.

- Yeah, I knew I could do that.

- Parvati is going to be
a huge threat on the island.

She is the GOAT of "Survivor."

And those "Survivor" players
can be really problematic.

- Give me a slippery,
rocky slope, and I'll take it.

- All right.

What do you say we start
opening some cases?

- Yeah!
- Yeah!

- Remember, the team with
the lowest combined case value

is at risk for elimination.

And someone from that team
will be the first guest

of the season to face
the Banker in a game

of "Deal or No Deal"
at the Temple.

If that guest makes
a good deal at the Temple,

they will choose someone else
from the losing team

to be eliminated.

- Oh, damn.
- But if they make a bad deal,

then it is they
who will be eliminated.

- Whoo.

- OK, Storm, please show me
what's in that case.

$100,000.

- Cute.

- La Shell.

$350,000.

- That's cuter.

- Maria-Grace.

$250,000.

Rock, open your case.

$450,000,
highest total value so far.

- My God.
Those are high values.

These are massive amounts.

Anyone who steals our cases
could destroy us

and put us on the bottom,

so I'm terrified
that our high amounts

won't be enough
to keep us safe.

- Dickson, open that case.

$150,000.

You have a combined case total
of $1.6 million.

- All right.
- We'll see if that holds.

- OK.
It's a good start.

- Luke, Seychelle, and David,
a lot of people might shy away

from a steal or a switch.

- We're not gonna play scared.

- I like it.

Luke, let's see if
your risk paid off.

- Scary.

* *

- Oh!
- Ooh!

- It's a steal.

Luke, you can steal any case,

but whoever you steal from
will be left with nothing.

* *

- I can tell you where
the high cases are.

- We're taking the highest case
that we can see.

That's our bird in hand.

- Our cases are right there.

We can't be the lowest team.

- I could actually see the
value of those high cases, too.

I've seen Lete with that
million, and I'm like,

we could be the ones eliminated
if we don't work together.

- Luke, who you thinking?

* *

- I'm gonna take--

.

[dramatic music]

- Luke, you can steal any case,

but whoever you steal from
will be left with nothing.

Who you thinking?

- We're gonna take--

* *

Gonna take the 450.

- Wow.
- OK, Rock.

- Are you crazy?

- Sorry, brother,
it's just business.

- Our highest case is still
lower than their lowest case.

This is not Banker
financial math.

This is not calculus.
This is pre-algebra.

- Take a bird in hand.

- What is it, 450?

- Remember, the two teams
with the highest combined

case values will be safe.

The team with the lowest
combined case value

will be at risk of elimination.

One member
of the losing team

will face the Banker in a game

of "Deal or No Deal"
at the Temple.

- [groans]
Bird in the hands?

I don't--

to go for the low value cases,

it don't make no damn sense.

- Seychelle?
- OK.

- Please open that case.

[dramatic music]

- Oof.

- Oh, [bleep], bro.

- $75,000.

That is the lowest value case
in the game.

David, show us
what we already know.

Swap.

You will swap your case worth
$200,000 with another case.

Did you see
a million dollar case

on the side of that pyramid?

- I did see
a million dollar case.

- Did you see who took it?

- Lete.

- Do you believe
she still has it?

- If I had $1 million
in my hand,

I could be assured
I wouldn't let it go.

[dramatic music]

* *

- There's a bit of bluff
and bluff reading

going on right now.

- Well, Lete's not really
giving me much eye contact,

so it's a bit hard to--

hard to read.

- That's the dilemma.

- Um...

- If we wanna buy some favor...

- We could make a deal
with them.

- OK, David.

We want to keep David.

He's like three people.

He's gonna be a total asset.

And he's not bad to look at.

He's so hot, it's stupid.

Ah!

- Mm-hmm.

- Sydnee offers me
the 750 case,

but I know Lete has got
that million dollar case.

[dramatic music]

* *

- All right, David,
I need a decision.

- I'm gonna switch
with Lete.

- Gonna switch with Lete?
- Yeah.

- That million will beat us,
which will keep them safe.

- Lete, please open your case.

[dramatic music]

* *

$500,000.

- Oh, my God.

[dramatic music]

- Uh-uh.

- You should have
taken my deal.

- Would have been a good deal.
- Sorry to give you this one.

- Don't worry about it.

- Sorry, David.

I'm not gonna keep
the million dollars.

I'm gonna do what's best for
the group to keep us safe.

- Luke, Seychelle, David,
you have a combined

case value of $1,025,000.

- Are we safe?
- Yeah.

- I feel like
a straight dummy.

I should have taken that case!

- Last but not least,
the rocky path team.

Parvati, please open that case.

$750,000.

Sydnee, you had it
the roughest out there.

Let's see what's in your case.

- Let's see if I got
what I deserve.

[dramatic music]

- Whoo!
- Whoo.

- That's the million.
- All right, Sydnee!

- Did you know you had it?

- Yeah, I knew.

- All right. And Phillip?

* *

$600,000.

[cheering]

- That means you
have a combined

case value of $2,550,000.

Rocky path team, jungle team,
congratulations,

you are all in the clear.

Luke, Seychelle, and David,
you are on the bottom,

which means
you are the only ones

who can be eliminated.

And one of you
will face the Banker.

- Dude.

- We had to get something.

- I didn't do [bleep]
to get us to here.

Luke made poor decisions.

Sorry.

Like, it--it's so stupid.

It's stupid
on every single level.

- Was that a wrong decision,
to take the 450?

- I think it already happened,
honey.

What, are we gonna like
stress ourselves over it?

- Yeah, no, I hear you.

- I feel like
the village idiot right now.

I was wrong.

It was a rushed
errant decision.

I guess I just need to slow
down moving forward.

What do you do?
What do you do?

Everybody makes
stupid mistakes.

Mine just happened
to be on camera.

- Sydnee, since you secured
the highest value case

worth $1 million,
you are safe

and have the power to decide
who will be the first guest

to face the Banker in a do or
die game of "Deal or No Deal."

- Whoo!

I took the hard path,
so it is what it is.

- I'll see you all
at the Temple.

- I desperately
don't want to play.

- I'd love to play.
- Really?

- I'd love to.

- Me too.

But it's not our choice, so--
- No.

- Whatever, they gonna
have to fight it out

amongst each other, because

the two [bleep] idiots
with the world's

stupidest [bleep] plan.

And I'm just an itsy bitsy,
cutesy little princess.

So I'm not a threat to nobody.

But, Lord, this [bleep].

- You can all head to camp.

[cheering]

- Thank you, Joe!

- My absolute nightmare
in this game

is to have someone be like,
you're the one going home.

So I got to rely on my social
game, but the only way to 100%

avoid that is to be the one
up there playing the Banker.

It's a sketchy spot.

This is crazy.

.

[dramatic music]

* *

- Holy cow.

- Whoo-hoo-hoo!
- Dang, that's cool.

- So pretty!
- Wow, this is--

- All right.

- Oh, baby.

- This is cool!

- Camp is absolutely stunning.

I don't feel like I'm going
to tough it out on an island.

I am living in luxury.

- Look how pretty that is.

- That's where I'm chilling.

- Oh, my gosh.
- This is very beautiful.

- Yee-hoo!

- Oh, my goodness.

- Holy crap!
- Nice.

Nice.
- Oh, my God.

- There's a bar in here.

- This is crazy.

Look at these domes, too.

- Ooh, look at this.

- Oh, yeah.

- OK, Banker.

- Oh, my God.
- Oh, that is super nice.

- You know when they say, like,
Bed, Bath, and the Beyond--

like, this is the Beyond!

- No "Survivor" [bleep] here.

We got some real beds.

- And what about you?
Where are you from?

- Oh, yeah.
Where are you from?

- I grew up in Utah.

I moved out to LA at 17.

Packed up my car and like,
had 350 bucks to my name.

- Oh, wow.

- I lived in my car
for six months.

I was literally homeless.
- OK.

- I applied to school
in New York. I literally--

like, I had never even
been to New York.

- Where'd you go to school
in New York?

- Columbia.
- Oh, nice.

That's where I teach.
- Yeah?

Really?
- Yeah.

School of Social Work.
- Very cool.

- Yeah.

- I became obsessed
with psychology,

majored in behavioral
neuroscience,

and ended up working
on Wall Street.

I literally went from
being homeless to that.

It's a champion story.

It's something
I'm excited about.

- You've got, like, power now.
- Yeah.

- Yeah.

- It's good to be the queen.

- Hi.

- Hey, Seychelle.
Where are you going?

- Hi, gorgeous.
- How you feeling?

- We're just saying
she's got a lot of power now.

Like the queen.

- I don't know yet.

I think you're like
really funny,

so I kind of want to keep you
around, but I haven't decided.

[laughter]

Literally, I was like,
this bitch is like--

this bitch is funny.

- Me, Luke, and David are
vulnerable to be eliminated.

And Sydnee having
my fate in her hands

makes me want to vomit.

And not because I'm like, oh,
my God, like, I'm so nervous.

I'm just like, this bitch.

- I'm gonna kind of talk to
everybody and feel it out,

but it's a lot
of responsibility.

- I do not plan
to plead my case to Sydnee.

She's overestimating her power.

- Uh...

- OK, let's get a bed.

You wanna be in
a tent together?

- Yeah, let's do it.

- I think I'm gonna
take one in here.

- Can we get a ohm, guys?
One, two, three.

all: Ohm.

- Good energy in here.

- Well, there's five in here,

which means it's bigger numbers
in here.

Bunking up is very important.

- I don't mind it.

- Mom, don't mind me,
just staying with men.

- I ended up with
the biggest dome

because I figured maybe I can
form the biggest alliance.

- Do you think other people
are talking strategy,

and we're just in here--

- I think you have to know,
like, when to be, like, all in

and when to get to know
each other as people,

as like, Americans.
Like, I'm good.

- Well, I mean,
maybe y'all feel like that

because y'all are safe.

- Yeah.
- OK, listen.

- Someone here wants
to face the Banker.

- I want to play.
- OK.

- I mean, at this point,
it's my bed.

I got to lay in it, right?

I want to control
my own destiny.

This is my opportunity.

I need this money
to take care of my folks.

I just got done with a divorce,
and my dad's been--

my dad's been blue collar
his whole life,

and he just got retired.

And I took him away from that.

To help me get out
of my divorce,

he went back to work
for a while.

And I would love to
have that opportunity

to take care of Mom and Dad.

- So you do want it?
- I want it.

- What about you?

- I--I don't--
I don't want to.

- Easy decision.

- So how would you convince her
to choose you over David?

- Have you told her?
- That's where I'm struggling.

No, I haven't had a chance
to talk to her yet.

- OK.
- All right,

let's keep mingling.

- Let's keep this
to our--ourselves.

- Yeah.
- 150%.

- I think this is the five,
the high five.

- Yeah.
- Oh, my God!

That's a great one.

- You don't think they're
doing the same thing?

Whenever we--
whenever we disperse,

we can just do
a little nonchalant.

- OK.
- OK, high five, let's go.

- Guys, this is a pretty
powerful room in here.

I'm just gonna throw it out.

- I am here for it.
- We got the queen.

- Oh, yeah. Wait.
While we're in here,

what are you thinking?
Ooh!

- Yeah, my gosh.

I don't want to be
in your position.

- Someone's leaving.

- What are you
looking at me for?

- Well, you're not--
you're not leaving.

- David can't play the Banker
this soon because

I want to keep him around.

He's great to have
for challenges.

Like, if I have him as
my challenge partner,

I feel like I'm set.

And he will always
be my challenge partner.

Oh, my God.

Keep him away from me.

Oh, wait.

He's sleeping next to me.

You do bring some value
to the group.

- Yes.
- Oh, I do? Oh, good.

- Have you ever thought
about cutting your hair?

- No.
- Don't say that.

- I wouldn't either.
- Oh, you like it?

You think it looks good?

- Oh, my God, I love it.

- I'm keeping my eye on Sydnee

because her focus
is very split.

She's into the game,
but she's into the guys.

And I don't think you can get
anywhere when your attention

is not fully on the game.

Yeah, no, no, no.

- Never mind.

- Sydnee wants
to actually eat me.

- Bad, bad, bad move.

- I love it.

- Girl, I'm married.
You know?

Like, step off.

But Sydnee's got a lot of power
right now, so I have to like,

defer to her, which she loves.

Why don't you paint my nails?

OK, Sydnee.

- Guys, can we like,
all do face masks?

- Yeah.
- That's fine by me.

* *

- Off the record,
here's what's blowing my mind.

Do any of these people
know who you are?

- Oh, yeah, totally.

- Oh, wow. OK.
- Yeah.

- One of the best ways
to bond with people

is to share a secret.

People are asking me
about "Survivor,"

and I'm keeping them isolated.

- Why are people not
picking up on this?

- Don't let them.

You know who I am?

- Yeah, I know who you are.

- Oh, don't say anything.

- That's why--yeah,
that's why I was like,

I'm not gonna say anything
in front of anybody else.

- Do you know of anybody else
that might know?

- Don't out me, guys.

- Oh, no, I promise.

- It is the perfect
opportunity for me

to start to develop
relationships

and have power in this game.

- I'm gonna be honest,
I was like your biggest fan.

[laughter]
- That is so cute.

- I had the biggest crush
on you.

- Oh!
- So, it's like--

- I'm like, keep my secret
close, and I'll keep you close.

I got you all the way
to the end, baby.

- Dude, when I looked
over my shoulder,

and you were on
that freaking boat,

I was like, oh, my goodness.

- People know who I am.
- No!

- None of them are
saying anything.

And they're all like,
I'm not gonna say anything.

- I know.
I can't believe it.

I can't believe that I know.

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

* *

Except for me.

I'm the superfan.

[dramatic music]

.

[dramatic music]

* *

- Dude, I'm so happy
you're here.

- I'm so happy you're here.

I don't think anyone
knows who you are.

- No.
- Except for me.

I'm the superfan.

I'm David Genat, also known as
DG affectionately in Australia.

And I'm the Golden God
of "Australian Survivor."

* *

It's like, what do you do?

I'm like, I'm a professional
reality star.

A very niche part
of the internet

considers me the greatest
"Survivor" player of all time.

I know it's early,
but I think we--

we take it to the end.

- Definitely.

- I'm down, right?

- Yes.

- All right.

- I feel some things
under my feet here.

- I do, too.

- I don't know if I like it.

- I actually almost do feel
slightly bad, though.

You know what I mean?

Because it's just like
they're just so cute

and like naive.
- They're so cute.

- They're really lovable.

- Waves are blowing
right in, baby.

- We got to eat them
one at a time.

- We're gonna eat them
like little gummy bears.

[laughter]

- I'm always watching.

I'm like, assessing people
and thinking, who will I

connect with and who won't I?

I think the
Dawson's Creek crew,

I'm a little concerned about.

They're all really young.

- Was your favorite princess
growing up the Little Mermaid?

- I felt like I was
the Little Mermaid.

- I would have, too,
if I had that hair.

- I'm gonna naturally gravitate
towards the Golden God

from "Survivor Australia."

This guy is a legend.

I could see us both
running this thing

all the way to the end.

Thank God I've got someone
out here I can play with.

[thunder rumbling]

- What have you gotten
for a read?

- I would say not
a whole lot yet.

Do I want to play
the Banker first round?

No, but if Luke does
play the Banker and wins,

it's either me or Seychelle
going home.

I don't really like those odds.

If I get the call up,
it's not gonna be you.

I promise you that.
- Yeah?

- Yeah.

I--I'm just throwing
it out there.

Like--
- No, I--I--

I appreciate that, man.

- It's only you, me,
and Seychelle,

so we get each other's back
and make sure we're like,

looking after each other.

You hear something,
I hear something,

I'll talk to you about it,
you know?

- It's a lot to
think about, man.

- The thing that
worries me with Luke

is I'm trying to pull him
into some like, hey, dude,

like, let's bro down, bro.

But, like, he's not really
buying all the way into that.

And I hate sitting
there knowing

that potentially something
goes wrong and I go home.

This is like
an absolute nightmare.

- Can I come talk to you
for a second about tomorrow?

- Anytime, yeah.
- Yeah?

- Yeah.

- I heard some rumors
that you might want

to go up against the Banker?
- I'd love to.

- You do?
- Yeah.

- I'm not nervous at all.
- You feel confident?

- Yeah.

- Luke wants to play
the Banker,

but he could send home David,
and that's just not happening.

So I have to be smart
about this.

- There's a whole day tomorrow
to think about stuff.

- I want it.

I want it.

[dramatic music]

[animals calling]

* *

- A new day, a new dawn.

We have our first game
of "Deal or No Deal" tonight.

And it's like, so exciting.

And plus, the fact that I am
safe is better than anything.

- Luke is running?

Oh, Luke keeps running back
and forth on this little beach.

- Yeah, he might, like,
anxious about tonight.

- Oh, my God.
He's really running.

- He looks dialed right now.

- I don't know if he knows
how this game works,

but he doesn't have
to train for it.

Actually, he can just--
- Whoo!

- Luke, Luke, Luke!

- It's a lifestyle.
- We love you.

- It's so foreign to him.
- Yeah.

- He's like living in the
backwoods of Wisconsin.

And he comes in here having a--
- I know.

Just living his life.

I think also everyone's
very excited, you know?

- Yeah, yeah, so--
- We haven't had a Temple yet.

No one knows what
that feels like

to eliminate one
of their friends.

- Yeah, no.

That's when it'll get real.

- Yeah.

And then we can, like, pick up
the pieces after when

people are sad about that.

- Oh, you feel so bad.
- There, there.

- It's a little like
hair petting.

- It gets easier.

[chuckling]

- Do you want to
join us, buddy?

- Sure.

- You can sit in the middle.

- Parvati, she's just--

it's hard to talk to her
because it's like,

you know, you grow up
watching these people.

You know they're super smart.

Like, I think she is
probably one of the greatest

players out there.

And I feel like with her,
I have

to play a more honest game
because she--

she has that experience.

- Do you have lucky numbers?

- 18 is my number.

Three of my kids were born
on the 18th.

- Oh, my God.
- No way.

- Isn't that crazy?

And then my dad died
on the 18th.

- Oh, wow.
- Yeah.

- Are you close
with your parents or not?

- Um, yeah.

So, like, my parents asked
this, like--and this is

when I was three months old--

they asked this older white
couple who they didn't even

know to start babysitting me.

They just transitioned to me
just living with them, so--

My parents used to own a really
popular Chinese restaurant.

And whenever they saw
this older couple who was

in their 70s that came in
with their own grandkids,

they saw how they treated them.

And they wanted me to have
something just like that.

It started off as babysitting,
but they fell in love with me,

and it just turned into me
just living with them.

I'm a firm believer
that everything

happens for a reason.

I think this was
one of those things.

- Lucky you have
a new dad now, son.

- And a new mom.
Where he's like--

- How nice.
- You got this whole family.

- My adopted family.

- Either that, or we're
giving him PTSD now.

Not again!

- I am feeling for this kid.

The Parvati who played
"Survivor" before becoming

a mother is not this Parvati,

who is now playing
"Deal or No Deal Island."

Our sweet little son.

[birds chirping]

- Wow, this is beautiful.

- I--yes, CK, Rock,
I apologize.

I do want to talk to them
two first.

- Oh, yeah, you do you.
- Thank you, honey.

- You do you.

- Ugh.

- Fab Five.
- Fab Five.

- High-five.

Let's go.

You're gonna be OK.

- So currently,
my alliance is my roommates.

My number one right now
is Lete.

I don't trust anybody fully,
but I would say

that I'm riding with her.

I do trust Phillip.

We've been rooming together,
you know, whatever, whatever.

- We've roomed together
one night.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah, yeah.

Here we go.

- We be knowing each other
for a whole--

- We go back,
we go back, right?

We go back.
Me, David, and Luke

are the only ones
up for elimination.

I'm nervous,
and I want to call my mom.

I did wanna pull y'all
because I just--

I want to make sure
we on the same page.

It--it just doesn't make sense
to get rid of me.

- It doesn't make sense.
- It's stupid.

- It doesn't make sense.
- It really doesn't.

- And if--if Luke is smart,
he's gonna

get Zeus out right now.

You know what I mean?
- Right.

- Not the Zeus.

- Not Aquaman.

- David could potentially
be the only

other player that can do
what I do on this island

better than I can.

He's like the upgraded
version of me.

Like, look at him.

If you told AI,
show me a man that's

gonna steal my wife
at the yoga retreat,

they'd be like, oh, him, David.

Cool.
You're like, OK, yep, done.

- Seychelle just kicked us out.

- Wait, why?
- Oh, that's nice.

- What'd she say?

- She was like,

I'm really sorry right now, but
can, like, you guys just go?

I want to talk to them
in private.

And I was like, OK.

- That's a good--

[laughter]

- I don't understand why that
conversation' even happening.

Shouldn't she be talking
to me or Luke?

- Or--I totally agree.

And is that like her alliance,
and we just didn't know?

- I guess so.

- I know Seychelle's
putting my name out.

Like, her whole thing--
he doesn't

want to play the Banker, so
we're not worried about that.

But her whole thing
is to make sure

that I'm the one
that goes home.

Now, what's the drum
she's gonna bang?

Oh, he's a big target.
Duh, duh, duh.

- It would make more sense
for us to go to the end,

except for David.

Who wants to go up
against him at the end?

- I'm thinking about playing.

I think I like my odds
better with the Banker

than I do with Luke
making the decisions.

I'm a little bit torn.

[dramatic music]

* *

- Coming up, the first game

of "Deal or No Deal"
on the island.

Sydnee,
you're going to choose

which of these guests
for the first time

this season
will face the Banker

and possible elimination.

Who's it gonna be?

[dramatic music]

- Drum roll, please.

[dramatic music]

.

[birds chirping]

[soft music]

- David,
I was making your bed--

- You made my bed?
- Yeah.

Thanks, darlin'.
That's so nice.

- Yeah.
- Thank you.

- You're welcome.

- What you thinking about
this little powwow over here?

Seychelle and Luke?

- Interesting.

- How are you feeling?

- Good.

Yeah. I'm ready.

- There's no shot,
threat-wise, that I'm anything

compared to David.

- Right.

- I mean, I think that
that's really obvious.

Me, David, and Luke are the
only ones up for elimination.

Luke wants to go up
against the Banker.

And I think
that if Luke sent me home

would be probably
one of the stupidest

moves in this game.

David is the biggest man here!

You know to get rid
of somebody that

has the capability of winning
it, that's a really sick move.

- Yeah.
- Would you agree?

- That's the thing.
I think I'm playing.

I don't even know
if I am at this point.

They're over there talking now.

I don't even know if
the dynamics stayed the same.

I don't know if he's lobbying
to play tonight

or not, or what the deal is.
- Right.

But if you do play,
you're not solidified?

- As far as?

- If--when you win.

- I'm just being real with you.

- Where--where is your heart?

- It's--it's tough.

I--I don't know.

I'm in a rock and a hard place.

My [bleep] kind of in a ringer.

I'm gonna have to
make a decision here.

On one hand, I like David.

I feel he's trustworthy.

I feel like I would have
a good alliance with him.

- I just really want you
to keep in mind

who the bigger threat is.

- That's valid.

On the other hand,
I think Seychelle would

be a relentless fighter
for you if you kept her around

and you sent David home.

- God's honest truth, because
that's just the type of person

that I am,
I'll always stand beside you.

- Yeah.
- For sure.

- I appreciate that, seriously.

- Totally.

- Seriously.

- Mm-hmm.

- I kind of feel like
I want to play maybe.

- You what?

- I kind of feel like
I want to play.

- Why would you want to play?

- Sydnee kind of is, like,
worried that I'll go home

if I play the Banker.

I'm worried I'll go home
if I don't play the Banker.

- If you have a good reason
for why you should play.

- Um...
- But I'd rather you not.

- Yeah, I mean--

- I'm not ready
for you to leave yet.

- I'm not ready
to leave either.

But the question is
whether that

is the easiest way to make that
happen, playing the Banker.

That's the only sure way
to make it happen.

[dramatic music]

* *

- I feel kind of nervous, which
is, you know, having immunity,

you wouldn't expect that,
but there's

a lot of responsibility on me.

- I want it.

I want to grab the bull
by the horns.

I don't want my fate
in someone else's hands.

I want to be at the controls.

[dramatic music]
- OK.

- [chuckling]

- I think that Luke is
playing the Banker tonight.

Amongst me and David,
I'm the least of a threat.

But I think
if Luke wants to play

the same way he did
our last excursion,

stupidly, then so be it.

If he does make a good deal,
I think he's

gonna be sending me home.

- Welcome for the
first time this season

to the Banker's Temple.

[cheering]

The home of high stakes
and heartbreaks.

Tonight, one of you will risk
it all going head to head

with the Banker
to determine who stays

and who will be the first guest
to leave the island.

This is also your
very first opportunity

to add money to the final case,

a prize that will grow all
the way through to the finale.

And one of you
could win it all.

[cheering]

Now, as you all know, David--
- Yeah.

- Luke, Seychelle,
one of you three

is going to play the Banker.

One of you three is going to be
going home tonight.

We're gonna find out
who that's going to be

in just a few moments.

OK.

The Banker wanted to see who
would take risks and come out

on top of the pyramid scheme,
and Sydnee secured the highest

value case worth $1 million.

Come on over.

[applause]

Sydnee.
- Yeah.

- This is the second year
where the person who had

the most difficulty
with the first excursion

wound up with
the highest value case.

- [chuckles]

- Did you expect that?

- The strategy is strategy,
Joe.

- OK.

- The switching of the cases,
it worked.

- It did work.

Was there a clear team leader?

- That's me.

- OK.

- It's true.

[laughter]

- I'm so great.

Look what I did,
when it was a team effort.

I've played sports
my entire life.

When you're on a team,
you acknowledge

the other players that
helped you achieve the goal.

- Sydnee, your safety tonight
has come with responsibility.

You're going to choose
which of these guests,

for the first time this season,

will face the Banker
and possible elimination.

What are you basing
your decision upon?

- I think the person that
feels the most confident

in facing the Banker.

- Someone that might be able to
bring that million dollars home

and put it into
that final case.

- I want the person to feel
like, ooh, let's do this,

you know?
- OK.

But also, that person
could go home first.

- Yeah, well.

- OK.
Sydnee, who's it gonna be?

- The person I have entrusted

with the privilege and honor

of facing the Banker--

* *

Drum roll, please.

* *

Luke.
- Luke.

- Come on, Luke.
- OK, Luke.

- Get on up here.

- You are the first guest to
face the Banker this season.

Come on and join me
at the podium.

- All right.
- Yeah, Luke!

[cheering]
- You got this, Luke!

- Get that money, baby.

- You nervous?
What are you feeling?

- This is what I want.

- I like the confidence.

- Back where I come from,
when we're ready to go to work,

we roll up our sleeve, Joe.

- Yes.
Come on, Luke!

[cheering]

- Roll 'em up.
- Luke--

- That's great.
- --project your voice.

- The sleeves are up.
- Sleeves are up.

We're ready to play.
- Are you ready to get dirty?

- Let's get dirty.

- Whoo!
- OK.

[phone ringing]
- Oh!

- That's odd.

It usually only rings
after the game starts.

- Oh, my God, my heart.

- Crazy.

- Yes?

- That's odd.
- OK. Right now?

Sure, I mean, if you say so.

- Wrong number?

- No, it was the right number,
just kind of shocking.

- No.
- Well, guests,

there's someone
who wants to say hi to you.

- Oh.
- OK.

- What?

- And here he is.

- [gasps] Oh, my God.

.

[dramatic music]

- There's someone who wants
to say hi to you.

- Oh.
- OK.

- What?
- And here he is.

- [gasps] Oh, my God.

- Sorry to crash the party,
everyone.

- Howie!

- I really enjoyed watching
you all scurry around

that pyramid
in the first excursion.

Consider me...underwhelmed.

- Oh.

- But this time around,
I'm not the Banker

that you need to impress.

- Huh.

- What, you didn't think
I was the only Banker

out there, did you?

I already found my ultimate
competitor last season.

So it's time for someone else
to take over.

There's a new Banker
pulling the strings,

and I hear they're hoping
to find a competitor

who knows how to wield power.

But honestly,
looking at this bunch,

I'm not holding my breath.

- Ooh.
- So mean.

- All right, Joe,
it's been enough time

chatting with these
depreciating assets.

- Oh!
- Oh, my God.

Rude.

- Good luck with the--

the new Banker tonight.

- Well, you may not know
who the Banker is,

but now you know who it isn't.

- I think he got scared of us.
- Ooh.

- OK.
- I like it.

I like it!

- And he probably lost his
yacht and his helicopter,

and he went away
on a rubber raft.

[laughter]

- I think he saw
that shirt maybe.

- [growling]

- I'm not scared of it.

I actually want to
borrow that shirt.

- I'll let you, baby.
- OK, thanks.

- I'll let you.

- What do you say
we get this game started?

- Let's do it!
- Let's go!

- All right.

- Yeah, let's go, Luke.

- Tonight, you're going to play
to add money to the final case,

which is a prize that grows
every game until the finale,

where one of you
will play to win it all.

Now, Sydnee brought back
the $1 million case,

so let's put that on the board.

[cheering]

We're also adding the biggest
cases from today's excursion

on the board.

And because it's rule
number one in Banker school,

the Banker has filled the
left side with low numbers.

- Boo!
- Boo!

- They start at a penny and go
all the way up to $1 million.

- Yeah.
- Remember,

the goal is two-fold--

add money to the group's final
case and make a good deal

in order to stay in the game.

- Yeah.

- In order to make
a good deal,

you must accept an offer
that is higher

than what is in your case.

If you do,
you stay in the game

and then you have the power

to decide
who will be eliminated tonight.

But if you accept an offer
that is lower

than what's in your case,
that's a bad deal.

And it's going to be you
who will be eliminated.

- So be it.

- You got this, Luke.
- Yeah, you got it.

- Let's go, brother.
- Play.

- Oh, yeah. Here we go.
Here we go.

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

- Let's go!
[cheering]

- Let's go, baby!

- Let's go!

- As always, Ben, Kamari,
looking sharp.

- Thank you.
Good to see you, Joe.

- Appreciate that, Joe.

- OK, Luke, just as always,

you have to choose
your case first.

So which one of these 12 cases
will you choose as your own?

- Well, my father is a huge
Alabama Crimson Tide fan.

Nick Saban won seven
national titles

in his tenure with Alabama.

This one's for you, Dad,
number seven.

- Number seven!
- Yeah!

- Roll Tide, baby!

- Roll Tide, baby! Whoo!

- Ben's kind of wearing
Roll Tide colors.

- I'm a Gator fan, though.

- Ooh, we don't like that.

- It feels like there might be
a lot of money in here.

- There is a lot of money
in there.

- OK.

But of course, no one knows
what's inside this case,

not even the Banker.

- OK.
- OK, Luke,

round one,
you need to open four cases.

What are you picking first?

- My bag limit of walleyes
back home is three.

Let's go number three.
- OK.

- OK, number three.

- Ben, let's fish
for something low.

- Ooh.
- Oh!

- $500,000.
- That's all right.

That's not too bad.
That's not too bad.

- It's not the biggest number.

- All right, you need to
readjust to something smaller.

What are you picking next?

- Let's go, number four, baby.
Come on!

- I like it. Kamari, please.
- Yeah.

- Lucky number four, baby.

- There you go.
- There you go.

- Yeah!

Whoo!

- $250.

- Let's go, Luke!

- OK, two more cases
this round.

What's next?

- My childhood hero
was Vince Young

when he played for
the Texas Longhorns,

and he wore number 10.
- Wow.

You're kind of all over
the place when it comes

to football, and I love it.

Kamari, for Vince Young,

please open that case.

One penny!
- Yeah!

Whoo!
- There you go.

- Let's go, baby!

- Come on, Luke!

- Let's go.

Let's finish off strong.
- All right.

- For your final case this
round, what's it gonna be?

- We had one hell
of a quarterback in Green Bay

that wore number 12
for Aaron Rodgers.

Let's go, baby.

Let's go!

Go, Pack!

- I don't want to throw you
off, but I was at Super Bowl 45

where they beat my Steelers.

- Yeah, wasn't that great?

- Ooh, something small.

Ben, please open that case.

- Not small enough.

- Oh!

- $450,000.

- OK, still though--
- All right, all right.

- Still not one
of the top three.

- Yeah, yeah, we're OK.

We're OK. We're alive.

- OK, Luke, as you know,
there's one person

who will do anything they can
to stop you.

- Yeah.
- And that is the new Banker.

- Ooh.
- The new Banker.

- Now, in just a moment,
this phone is going to ring

and an offer is going to be
made to buy back your case.

After that,
it's gonna be up to you.

Do you accept the deal,
or do you reject it?

- Understood.

[phone ringing]
- Ooh!

- Oh.
- That's the Banker now.

Well, here we go.

Yes?

Hi, there.

Well, I guess that is a glass
half empty way of seeing it.

Ooh.
Oof, oof, oof, oof, oof.

- Not five oofs.

- That's a bad sound.

- The Banker used some very
colorful terms to describe

how you played
in the excursion.

They say that they're not that
much more impressed by the way

you're playing this game.

[crowd groaning]

- Come on.
- Yeah?

- Which is why
your opening offer,

in my opinion, pretty low.

- [bleep].

[dramatic music]

.

- Your opening offer,
in my opinion,

pretty low--

$55,000.

- Oh, my goodness.
- No.

- Are you kidding me?

Like, maybe you
didn't hear it right.

- $55,000.

If you move on
to the next round,

you have to open two cases.
- Yeah.

Yeah, two cases.

- Let's go!
- Two cases is nothing.

- Ha!

Chump change.
No, thank you.

This is a little bit tricky
because if Luke wins,

it's either me
or Seychelle going home.

So, yes,
I want that pot bigger,

but I really, really
want safety in this game.

- Deal or no deal?

[dramatic music]

- No deal.
- Let's go.

[cheering]

- Seemed pretty easy.

- That easy, baby.
- That was mockery.

That was mockery.
- Easy.

- You have two cases
to open this round.

You ready to start?
- Let's do it.

- Let's go, Luke!

Come on, baby!
- Let's go, buddy!

- Round two.

What are you going with?

- Let's go number eight.
- Number eight.

- Yeah.
- Come on, Wisconsin.

- That's a good number.
That's a good number.

- Please show us
what's in case number 8.

- It's giving low.

[cheering]

- $1,000 off the board.

Left column, one more.

- Derrick Henry,
number two, Roll Tide.

- Number two.

All right, Ben.

He's a monster.

You want a good offer, you
have to keep that million in.

Ben?

- Oh!

[cheering]

- $100.

- Let's go, baby!

[cheering]
- Yeah, baby! Let's go!

- Good round. Good round.
- Yeah.

- Oh, he's gonna get
a better offer now.

[phone ringing]

- This better be respectful.
- Oh, my heart.

- Yes?

He does have the
three top amounts in.

[chuckling] OK.

- Baseline's quarter million.
- OK.

- Give it to us, Joe.

- The Banker's tune
is changing.

- Yeah, as it should.

- Because your
offer has gone up.

- Significantly?

- Significantly.

- Yeah.

- Your offer is $220,000.

- No.
- Boo. Boo.

- No way.

- What?

- You need to open two cases
in the next round.

You don't look impressed.

I'm gonna make this real
by opening this case.

- OK.

- And he has four amounts
bigger up there.

I'd--I wouldn't
take a deal at all.

- You wouldn't take it?
- I would not take it.

- You'd play on?
- I'd play on.

- OK.

- What I'm hoping for is that
Luke makes a terrible deal

with the Banker,
and he gets his ass shipped

back home to Wisconsin.

- For $220,000
into the final case,

deal or no deal?

- It's not much
of a question, Joe.

No deal.
- OK.

That's it.
- Bravo, yeah! Yeah!

- Luke has said no deal.

Two more cases to open
in this next round.

What's first?

- My best morning of trout
fishing, I caught 11 trout.

Let's go with number 11.

- I love you!
- Ben!

- The things he chooses.

- 11 trout.

Come on, Ben, something small.

- Oh, yeah, come on, baby.

Come on.

- Come on, Ben.

- Oh!

$350,000 comes off the board.

- OK.

- OK, let's finish out
this round.

One more case.

Maybe something
from the left column.

- Joe, let's go number five.
- Ooh, OK

- I like that. I like that.

- Number five, Kamari.

- Let's go.

- Kamari,
please open case number 5.

- I'm so sorry.

- Oh!
- Oh!

- $1 million comes
off the board.

You still have the second
and third highest cases

on the board.
- You sure do.

You got this, Luke.

- Yeah, you got this.
- You got it.

- But taking that million off
is gonna change your game.

- Yeah.

[phone ringing]

- Let's find out how much.

Yes?

Oof.

That is harsh.
- [sighs]

- I hate hearing that.

Oof.

The Banker's
changed their mind.

Since you knocked out the
highest case on the board,

your offer has gone down,
unfortunately.

- What?
- No.

- $185,000.

- No.
- No way.

- What do you think
about the offer?

- I think it's garbage.

- One more case to open
in this next round.

- It's 50/50, right?

- 50/50?

- Yeah.

- I mean, to me,
that looks low.

He still has $600,000.

He has $750,000 up there.

I say play on.

- OK.

- I'm a gambler.

Just--I think you should go.

- Seychelle,
still quiet tonight.

- Oh, I'm gonna let Luke decide
what he wants for himself.

- OK.

- You've had a 50/50 chance
this whole time, Luke.

You know that.

So you're--you're
in the same position

you've been the whole time.

- Oh, sheesh.
- Focus.

Focus on my next question.

- OK.

- Deal or no deal?

[dramatic music]

* *

.

- Luke, deal or no deal?

[dramatic music]

- Like she said, it's a 50/50
shot, so why would we stop now?

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

Play on.

- Joe, we're going--

[dramatic music]

No deal.

- No deal.
OK.

- I like that, I like that!

- Luke has said no deal,
and therefore,

you only to open one case
this round.

That will greatly change
the Banker's next offer.

So which one is it gonna be?

- Joe,
let's go for the touchdown.

Let's go number six.

- OK, Ben.
- All right.

- OK!
- Touchdown.

- Let's go!

* *

- Something small.
- Come on, baby.

Come on, come on,
come on, come on.

- Please open that case.
- I am so nervous.

- Oh!
- No!

- $750,000, the highest case
left on the board.

- Yikes.

- Stupid.

Don't take numbers
from anybody.

- You've got $1, $500,

and $600,000 left on the board.

- Yeah.

- If you move on
to the next round,

you only need to open one case.

- OK.

- But that one case
could remove the $600,000

and therefore greatly reduce
whatever you could potentially

put into the final case.

- Yeah.
[phone ringing]

- Let's find out
what your offer is.

Yes?

Hi.

Ooh, there's that
word again--risk.

- I feel like for him
now he should

just say screw it
and keep himself in the game

as best he can.

- He has to take the deal?

- What's it gonna be, Joe?

- The Banker's throwing you
your final Hail Mary.

- OK.

- Come on.

- Let's talk this through.

You could wind up
with $1, $500--

- Yeah.
- Or $600,000.

Despite everything,
the offer has gone up.

- I wonder why.
- The offer has gone up?

- Gone up?

- Because you've made
it this far in the game.

$218,000.

A six-figure offer.
- Mm-hmm.

- Oh, I think you might--
should take that.

- But before you answer,
you only need to open one

more case in this next round.

And that's the final round.

If you knocked off that dollar,
imagine what it could go up to.

If you knocked off the $500,
same thing.

But if you knocked off
that $600,000,

that offer is gonna go
straight through the ground.

- Yeah.

* *

- You're almost at the end.

What would the numbers say
right now?

- Mathematically,
that's obviously

better odds 'cause it's higher
than two versus one.

- We kinda all did like--

are doing math here,
and that's--

It's just--
- 33.3%.

- He has 66.6% chance
of making a good deal.

The other one is
33.3% bad deal.

This is simple math.

- If he takes this,
he's got better odds.

- This is a players board,
two cases below, one above.

It's 33.3%.

- You're higher
than two numbers...

- 3-3-3.
- Versus one.

- He probably has
the $600,000 in there.

- But, Maria-Grace,
I haven't heard from you yet.

- I think he should--
- No one say any numbers.

Do what feels best for you,
not because what everybody

else is influencing you to do.

- Come on.

- I also want to remind you,
none of us know

what's in any of these cases.

We have no idea.

Luke, deal or no deal?

- Feel it in your heart, buddy.

- Make sure you feel good
about that.

* *

- Joe, we're not
gonna play scared.

We came here to win.
We're going no deal.

- And we're going with you.

- Wow!

- Let's go, Luke!

- That is crazy.

- He's going all the way.

- At this point, I think--
I don't know.

Homeboy might be blind
or some [bleep].

I don't know.

- I can't believe
what I just saw.

I thought for sure you
would have taken that deal.

- Nah.

- Mad dumb.

- We're going, baby.

We're going.
- Wow.

- I actually feel sorry
for the dude.

He's so nice.

He's just like,
so bad at this,

but he thinks
he's really good.

- Case number 1.

Case number 9.

What's your intuition
telling you?

- I'm thinking number nine.
- Number nine.

- Number nine.

Let's go, number nine!

Come on!

- Come on, Kamari.

Come on!

- I think we can all agree
this is, like, ballsy.

I'm so like--
- It's ballsy.

Kamari, please show us
what's inside.

- Come on, Kamari.

Come on, come on, come on!

* *

- I'm so sorry.

- Oh!

- $600,000 off the board.

- Oh, [bleep].

- That was not the payoff
you wanted.

- No.

[phone ringing]

- Let's see what
the Banker has to say.

* *

Yes?

Am I hearing the engines
on your yacht

pulling out of the bay?

- This is going
down to the wire.

- Oof.

Well, the Banker
was anticipating

records being broken this year,
just--

just not in this way.

This is going to be
the record lowest offer ever

in "Deal or No Deal Island"
history,

probably not even enough
to buy your plane ticket home.

$300.

- Oh, man.

- Oh.

- It's closer to 500
than it is to one.

[laughter]

- Seychelle,
I was just noticing

that you're finally smiling.

Should he have taken
the deal last round?

- Yeah, I mean, of course.

Yeah, I mean, the last deal
would have been better.

- Yeah.

- Honestly, I feel like
everyone should literally not

give their opinion at all
and you should

just do this in your gut.

- $300, 50/50,

deal or no deal?

- Everybody wants to say
team spirit, rah, rah,

let's build the pot.

At the end of the day,
it's staying alive.

That's what's important to me.

I'm here to go win
a fight here.

I'm not going down
without swinging.

[dramatic music]

Live by the sword.
Die by the sword.

Let's keep rolling.

- Oh.

- No deal.
- No deal.

OK.

We're gonna ride this out.
- Let's go, Luke.

- You've rejected every single
one of the Banker's offers

tonight, which means
there are only two cases

left in the game.

And to beat the Banker,
your case must have

the higher value of the two.

If this case has
the $500 in it--

- Yeah.
- Then you made a good deal.

- Yeah.
- And you beat the Banker,

which means that you'll
stay in the game tonight,

and you'll have the power
to choose between Seychelle

and David who goes home.

- Yeah.

- If you have that dollar
in your case,

then you've made a bad deal.

And it is you who
will be asked to leave

the Temple immediately.

- You know, to a point,
as it should be.

This was my bed.

I'm laying in it.

And if that's the case,

I probably should be the one
going home.

- OK, Luke,
let's see what's in that case.

- Oh, my God.
- All right, Luke.

- Come on, Luke!
- Open it when you're ready.

- Oh, my God.
We got to see this.

- Gotta get up for this.
- I know, for sure.

- Oh, my God.

- If you have $1 in your case,
you've made a bad deal

and you are going home.

.

[dramatic music]

- OK, Luke,
let's see what's in that case.

- Oh, my God.
- All right, Luke! Come on.

- Open it when you're ready.

- Oh, my God.
We got to see this.

- Gotta get up for this.
- I know, for sure.

- Oh, my God, Luke.

- If you have that dollar
in your case,

then you've made a bad deal.

* *

Oh!
- Oh!

- Hoo.

- I'm sorry, man.

You've made a bad deal.

- No way.

- You had the $1 in your case.

- Yeah.

- And that means that
you're going to be the one

leaving the game tonight.

- As it really should be.

I put our team at risk.

They both get to fight on
to live another day.

God bless you guys.

I've enjoyed my time with you.

- Love you, dude.

- Aww.

- Hey.
Yeah.

- Good to meet you, man.

- Yeah.

- I got what I deserved,
but I'm--

I'm not gonna dwell
on the past.

- Can I still come
to Wisconsin?

- Yeah.

The only thing that would
be worse than being eliminated

is being eliminated when
it's not in your control.

I didn't want to sit
on the sidelines

and have someone else
eliminate me.

- Your path to the final case
has come to an end, my friend.

- Yeah.

- You must leave
the Temple immediately.

- Yeah.
- Good luck to you.

- Thank you.
- Love you, Luke.

- We love you, Luke.
- I was at the controls.

That's all I ever asked for.

That's what I got.

- As for the rest of you,

$1 is going into
the final case.

- Oh, my goodness.

- You all have
a lot of work to do.

You can head back to camp,
but beware of the Banker.

You never know what
shewill do next.

[cheering]

- Yes!
- Oh, my God, it's Beyoncé.

It's Beyoncé.

- That what I said.

- Head back.

- I knew it was gonna be a she.

- It needed to be a she.

It's time.

- Wow.
- Bye, guys.

Thank you.
- Bye.

* *

[upbeat music]

* *

- All right, so that was crazy.

- Yeah.

- Oh, my God, you guys.

- We got a dollar tonight.

- It was a pretty
obviously bad deal.

We turned down 218.

- I don't know why you
kept screaming out 33%.

- That was more talking
about the cases.

I was--

- He had a 66.6% chance
of making a good deal

because I was trying to
break that down for him,

but you kept yelling 33.
- No, I heard you say it.

And then when you said it,
I was like, oh, she's right.

- Too late now.

- Yeah, it doesn't
even matter now.

- So Luke did a phenomenal job
by adding a total of 100 cents

into our final bank.

I mean, a dollar for me
in New York,

I can't even
buy me a pack of gum.

But like, I'm hype!

I'm hype he went home,
back to Wisconsin.

I love that for him.

And I love it for me even more.

- I said he dug his own grave.

- Oh, yeah.

- He straight up
dug his own grave.

- Dickson had some harsh words.

- They were the truth.

- OK, note to self,
no compassion

from my best friend Dickson.

'Cause he comes across as
this like sweetie little guy

who's so nerdy and needs help
and needs to be taken care of,

but he's ice freaking cold.

- Don't be upset at Mom,
all right?

She just wants
the best for you.

- I'm sorry, Dad.
Sorry, Mom.

- Respect your mother.

[laughter]

- Dickson, is walking around
calling Parvati his mom

and David his dad.

And I'm like, could you
make it more obvious

you're working with them?

I'm not calling
nobody my dad for sure

and not teaming up with him.

- We should have
a code name for Sydnee.

Yo, she was so loud
in the thing

and would not shut
the [bleep] up.

- She's nice. I think
she's trying to do good,

but when she's saying
"No one give a number,

no one give him a number," then
she's giving wrong statistics.

- It's wrong statistics.

Got the math wrong.

And it's just like, Sydnee.

- Like--

- Oh, my God,
that is the biggest bug...

- Oh, my gosh.
- I've ever seen in my life.

- What the--what is that?

[both scream]

- Oh, my God!

[screaming]

That's the biggest bug
I've ever seen in my life.

- What are you doing, Storm?

- No. Box of Rocks.

He's so pretty, though.
He's so pretty, though.

- Storm is gorgeous.

If I ever have
to blindside him,

I'm not going to be able
to look him in the eyes

or look at his bod--

I'm gonna have to look
at his feet

'cause he's always shirtless
and he has pretty eyes.

So I'm gonna have
to look at his feet

and be like, I'm sorry.

Like, or I'm gonna
get distracted.

Dude, kill it!
Why are we letting it live?

- No, I ain't gonna kill it.

This is its home, man.

- Oh, man,
don't make me feel bad.

Now, I'm like,
I'm a vegetarian.

Why am I saying kill it?

[thunder booms]

* *

- Good morning, guys.

- Good morning.
- How's it going?

- Hey, cowgirl.

- Hey, cowgirl.

- [gasps] Are these omelets?

Shut up.

- Damn I really want
a brownie at 8:00 a.m.

Jesus Christ.

- Actually, you know what?
I'm more likely to eat yogurt,

I think.

- She won the first challenge,
and then

she was like, I'm the best.

- She was unraveled.

I felt for her.

But she has to
work that through.

Oh, my God, the water.
- Mm!

- Rinse it with this.

Come on.

You're driving me nuts.

I don't want you
to have parasites.

Some of the competitors
will think

they're getting auntie vibes
from me.

People love the auntie vibe.

I ain't your auntie.

Yeah, my God,
I don't need everyone

laid up with parasites.

Man, we got challenges to do.

I'm a social worker
and a teacher.

I spend my career
studying people,

and that has played
in my favor because I'm

on an island with a bunch
of people who are nuts.

- What's going on, Dad?

- Well, Mom,
I just think, you know,

we might have to discipline
the kids a little bit.

They're just getting
a little unruly.

- Are they getting too big
for their britches?

- Well, their education
is not good.

- Oh, boy.

So we need to school
these kids?

- I think we might
need to school them,

or send them
to a better school.

- Boarding school.
- Boarding school.

- Off the island.

- The problem is,
you don't really

want to school them too much.

So the question is,
do you and I just,

like, keep it all
away from them

and like, dominate each side?

Or do we kind of start to
give them some education?

- I think we want to see
how this challenge plays out,

to see who's gonna be
in the position of power.

And then we pay attention
to who those people

are influenced by.

The strategy with this game
is sit back, observe,

take in all the information.

And I will need
to win challenges.

Winning challenges is the way
to stay safe in this game.

Best case scenario,
I win immunity, I'm safe,

and then everyone else kind of
goes at it amongst each other.

- What--what's that animal
that eats their children?

- It's the black widow.

- Oh, surprise, surprise.

- No, no, no, praying mantis?

I don't know.
- No, they eat their partner.

- The black widow eats--
[laughs]

No, that's not gonna happen
this time.

- I've got a soft,
gooey center, though.

That's--
- Sounds tasty, Dad.

- Praying mantis.

My number one ally is Parvati.

Now, she might be playing me

'cause that's kind of
what she does.

I'm kind of like fanboying out
on her at the moment.

It's really, really tricky.

[dramatic music]

.

[dramatic music]

* *

- What's up, D?

- Yo.

Oh, look at you.

How you doing?

- I'm good.

How do you feel about today?

- Good.

- What are you thinking
on the challenge today?

Like, if we have to
pick challenge partners,

what are you thinking?

- I don't think
we're gonna get to pick.

But if you want to go,
like, let's go.

You tell me.

- I--I think we
would kill it, but--

- All right.

Well, let's see--
let's just shake it out

and see how--see how it goes.

- You're not gonna
like abandon me?

- Dude, do I look like
I'm gonna abandon you?

- I don't know.

- So suddenly, like, Sydnee's
got all this game going,

and it's just like zzzzzzz,
tuning out because

Parvati is, like, there.

Like, that's my girl.

That's who I'm
meant to be with.

It's like being on a date,
and the love of your life

walks into a bar.

- We'll figure it out.
- We're gonna figure it out.

We're gonna find--

- Just don't ditch me
without warning.

- I won't.
- Like, I need warning.

- In the challenge, you mean?

- And just in general.

- I'm not gonna
ditch you in general.

Like--
- You live with me.

I'll [bleep] you up.
- Yeah.

[dramatic music]

* *

[monkeys calling]

* *

- Whoo-hoo!
- Oh.

- Oh, does it say
"danger" everywhere?

- This is crazy.

- Oh, my God.

- Crocodiles are
definitely in there.

- Danger.

- We're standing in
the middle of what

looks like another swamp.

Can't see to the bottom.

That's concerning.

And I'm standing
on this deck thinking,

please don't make us
get in this water.

* *

[bird screeches]

- Oh, my God.

Come on.

- There you go.

- Yes, Joe.

- OK, this is a way
to arrive in style.

- I don't know if you're gonna
be clapping in a moment.

- Oh.
- Oh, boy.

- There's no other way
to put it.

Last night was a disaster.

The final case--the final case
that you are all hoping to win,

has a grand total--

- Don't.
- No, let's don't--

- Don't lose it.

- $1.

- All right.
- No.

- Gotta start somewhere.

- To say that the
Banker is unimpressed

would be the understatement
of the century.

You've got a lot of ground
to make up.

So it is critical that
you wrap up some big money

cases in today's excursion.

Understood?
- Yeah.

- Yeah.
- We got it.

- Yeah.
- Got it!

- Yeah.

- Now, it's often said
that knowledge is power.

But success in this game isn't
just about how much you know,

it's about what you do with
the knowledge you possess.

To test this,
the Banker has created

a twisted treasure hunt
with surprises

that only she could devise.

- Rock, no, no, no!
Careful!

- And one of those surprises--

- [screaming]

- Could change everything.

- "Open this door and you
change the game for everyone."

- Are we doing it?
- Hell yeah.

- Carpe the hell
out of this diem.

OK, let's go.

- Oh, my God.

- Unleashing a force
the likes of which

this island has never seen.

- Oh, my God.

- Who is it?

- Oh, man!

- [laughs]

* *

- Trust me, whoever makes it
to that final case

will need to be one powerhouse
of a player.

- This is like
a psychiatrist's wet dream.

Every single person is a total
narcissistic psychopath.

- The Banker has brought in
a proven competitor.

[dramatic music]

- My name is Dr. Will.

I am here
to bankrupt the Banker,

and I want to see big numbers.

And if people aren't
going to do that,

I'm going to be targeting them.

- I'm gonna go in there,
throw on my armor,

and go to war.

- I could destroy him.

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

- Thou shall not pass!

- You won't be competing
with each other.

You'll be competing
against each other.

- What?
- Oh.

- Oh, gosh!

This is my contribution
to the workout squad.

- This game is
not just strategy.

- There's one
right by your left ear.

- Holy...

- And it's not just who wins
the challenge and who doesn't.

- You're really good at this.

- You know
I'm coming for you today.

- What show did you win?

- Don't look down.

- Ah!

- [screams]

- This is some Huck Finn
[bleep] right here.

- Welcome to the jungle.

- Why do you hate me today?

- I trusted you.

I didn't think it mattered.

I thought we were tight.

- That could be
a big problem for us.

- We are all gonna
work together

to get rid of David,
Parvati, and Dickson.

- Oh, we gotta stir up
the chaos around here.

King of chaos right here, baby!

- Just relax.
Don't touch it.

- I'm sorry, dude.
- Don't do it!

- I'm gonna
get rid of Nunya.

- Nunya?
- Nunya damn business,

'cause you're not trustworthy.

- There are some lines
you don't cross.

And it scares
the hell out of me

that you don't have that line.

- Tonight, the Banker is
gonna play the baddest

mother[bleep] on this island.

Call the Banker and tell her
I like risks, too.

- You are nothing but a cheat
with a flat ass, baby.

- [gasps]

- If you stay,
I'm coming for your head.

- [laughs]

- If you take this offer,

this is the most money
anyone has ever won

in the history of television.

- [screams]

- Oh, my God.

- Let's go!

- Deal

or no deal?

* *

[all shouting]

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

the queen of the competition.

Put on your seat belts, people.

[screaming]

[dramatic music]

* *