Let's Make A Deal | 1985 | Monty Hall | Big Deal: $8,264

Added: 2026-05-25

[00:00:01][THEME MUSIC PLAYING] - It's time for the all-new "Let's Make a Deal," starring TV's big dealer, Monty Hall.

[00:00:24][CROWD CHEERING] - Thank you very much. Welcome.

[00:00:31]Thank you. Thank you.

[00:00:33]Welcome to the all-new "Let's Make a Deal."

[00:00:35]And we're all set to make some deals with these people, 36 traders on our trading floor from all over Canada, the United States, other parts of the world.

[00:00:41]And we have so much fun with these people.

[00:00:43]They're really good sports.

[00:00:44]As I was talking to the audience just before the show today, and they promised, they all promised, sincerely, that not one of them would belt me.

[00:00:52]Because I said, it works two ways, you know?

[00:00:54]I'm going to give you a wonderful opportunity right now, Melinda.

[00:00:57]And I like your little sign, Monty for president.

[00:00:59]Sure, where were you when I needed you?

[00:01:01]- Montana.

[00:01:02]- Oh, that Montana for president.

[00:01:04]Melinda Martin, I have a deal for you.

[00:01:05]It's a very interesting one because I'm going to offer you your choice of a deal.

[00:01:09]You can either have a caviar and champagne deal or a meat and potatoes deal.

[00:01:15]- Meat and potatoes.

[00:01:16]- You're a meat and potatoes girl.

[00:01:18]And I'll give the champagne and caviar to Chris Pinkham, OK?

[00:01:20]All right.

[00:01:22]OK, now come over here, Chris Pinkham.

[00:01:23]You may be seated for just a moment.

[00:01:25]Because she gave you the-- are you doing all right in there?

[00:01:26]- Yeah.

[00:01:28]- Don't you throw your old Christmas trees away?

[00:01:29]- No. - You just wear them, right?

[00:01:30]OK.

[00:01:31]Now Chris Pinkham, you're back there.

[00:01:33]- Yeah. - OK.

[00:01:34]Now let me explain the-- the caviar and champagne.

[00:01:37]We have over here one pound, as you can see, one pound of beluga caviar and a bottle of Dom Perignon champagne, vintage 1976.

[00:01:50]Now I can't give you the champagne on the program.

[00:01:52]We're not allowed to give away the champagne.

[00:01:54]I just want you to see it. - [INAUDIBLE] - So what I will do-- no, afterwards.

[00:01:57]So I'll pay you in cash double the price of the caviar and the champagne.

[00:02:02]So you've got to think about what that Dom Perignon and the caviar would be worth.

[00:02:05]And I'll give you double the amount in money.

[00:02:08]Or you could have curtain number 1.

[00:02:10]And what's back there, my dear, is a Rolls.

[00:02:16]- No, I'm going to stick with-- I'm going to stick with the champagne and caviar.

[00:02:23]- You're going to stick with the champagne.

[00:02:25]She sticks with the champagne and caviar, and I take a look, and there is a Rolls there, a Rolls-Royce miniature.

[00:02:32]It's a kiddy Rolls-Royce.

[00:02:35]And-- and where did we get that Rolls, Brian?

[00:02:38]- From a JC Penney catalog.

[00:02:40]A battery-operated Rolls-Royce features working headlights, horn, and rubber tires.

[00:02:44]Great fun for kids.

[00:02:45]Imported from England and available through the JC Penney catalog.

[00:02:49]- And that is an adorable little Rolls.

[00:02:51]And I think I'll just take it home for my kids.

[00:02:53]And you took double the price of the caviar and the champagne.

[00:02:57]Let me tell you, it was a very wise choice because the caviar sells for $395.

[00:03:02]That is a lot of caviar.

[00:03:04]The champagne for $59.50.

[00:03:06]The total rounded out, double the price of the caviar and champagne, comes to $909 for Chris Pinkham.

[00:03:13]I think, if you add it all up, you'll find $909.

[00:03:17]- Oh, I trust you.

[00:03:18]- If there's more, you'll give it back, right?

[00:03:20]- Oh, absolutely. - Sure you will.

[00:03:21]OK, very good deal.

[00:03:23]Now, meat and potatoes girl, you turned that down.

[00:03:24]That was $909, a lot of caviar.

[00:03:26]- That's a nice $909.

[00:03:28]- Yeah, nice loot.

[00:03:29]Now, before I offer you any deals, I want Brian to tell you about the meat and potatoes that you own, right here.

[00:03:34][MUSIC PLAYING] - Meat and potatoes kind of people like a meat and potatoes kind of meal.

[00:03:38]Mary Kitchen roast beef or corned beef hash, from Hormel.

[00:03:40]- Now, what goes with that is right behind the box that Karen is showing us right now.

[00:03:46]You own that now, OK?

[00:03:48]You own the meat, and the potatoes, and what's in the box that goes with it.

[00:03:51]And if you don't want it, how would you like curtain number 2?

[00:03:55]And I'll show you part of what's back there, all right?

[00:03:57]And part of what's back there is calcium.

[00:03:59][MUSIC PLAYING] - Os-Cal Calcium supplement.

[00:04:04]If your body isn't getting enough calcium, it could rob it from your bones.

[00:04:06]Os-Cal Calcium, your body needs it.

[00:04:08]- So what do you want?

[00:04:09]Do you want the meat and potatoes because that's something that you already own, or do you want to go for the calcium and what's behind it?

[00:04:16]- I'll go for the calcium.

[00:04:19]- She's going to go for the calcium.

[00:04:21]All right, she turned down the meat and potatoes.

[00:04:23]Now, she had this.

[00:04:24]And what went with it behind the box, Karen?

[00:04:26]Show us what was behind that box that she already owned and turned down.

[00:04:30]And back there, something to store it all in, major kitchen appliances to store it, to cook it, to enjoy it.

[00:04:38]- First, the Kelvinator no-frost 16-cubic foot refrigerator-freezer.

[00:04:41]Only 28 inches wide.

[00:04:43]Has four adjustable cantilevered shelves, see-through meat keeper, and twin crispers, from Kelvinator Appliances.

[00:04:48]It sells for $709.95.

[00:04:51]And to warm-up or fast cook your meat and potatoes, the Litton Go Anywhere microwave oven for the family room, dorm, or kitchen.

[00:04:57]It features electronic touch control, two memory levels, and clock, from Litton Microwave Cooking.

[00:05:01]It retails for $349.

[00:05:03]And Littonware microwave ovenware, a seven-piece starter set and micro-browner grill for frying and searing in a microwave oven.

[00:05:09]Littonware microwave ovenware from Litton.

[00:05:11]Total value of this deal, $1,148.90.

[00:05:15]- Well, that was your meat and potatoes deal that you had, but don't despair because you still have a meat and potatoes deal.

[00:05:21]Behind the calcium, she still gets meat and potatoes.

[00:05:23]And there it is.

[00:05:24][MUSIC PLAYING] That steer is a reject from old McBrian's farm.

[00:05:34]He is so tough, they won't even take him to the rodeo.

[00:05:36]But he's going to be back there.

[00:05:37]You take good care of him.

[00:05:39]Melinda Martin, thank you for making this opening deal with me.

[00:05:42]Thank you, dear.

[00:05:43]Champagne and caviar did all right.

[00:05:46]And as usual, more surprises coming up next, right after these words.

[00:05:49][MUSIC PLAYING] [APPLAUSE AND CHEERING] - OK, now as I look over the audience and try and find some names, here's two, the same [INAUDIBLE]---- same second name.

[00:06:03]Diane Freese, is that right?

[00:06:04]- Yes, yes.

[00:06:05]- And Rick Freese, right?

[00:06:06]- Yes.

[00:06:07]- OK, now Diane and Rick Freese, I got a terrific deal for you.

[00:06:10]It's a choice.

[00:06:11]You could have the little box on Brian's tray or the big box on the display floor.

[00:06:18]And it's your choice.

[00:06:20]- Big things in little boxes?

[00:06:22]- OK.

[00:06:23]- Big things in little boxes?

[00:06:24]We'll take the little box.

[00:06:25]- They're going to take the little box, Brian.

[00:06:27]They're going to pass up the big box.

[00:06:28]You know, good things come in big boxes too.

[00:06:30]Let's find out what was back of that big box.

[00:06:32]Karen, give us the word, and move it out.

[00:06:34]- And there was a brand new car.

[00:06:38]That's right, not always behind a curtain, sometimes behind boxes.

[00:06:41]And Brian is going to describe same for us.

[00:06:44]- Mazda's GLC Custom L hatchback offers a beautiful balance of luxury and economy.

[00:06:49]Velour seats and five-speed overdrive are among the many standard features from Mazda.

[00:06:53]It retails for $7,615.

[00:06:58]- Oh, dear, dear, dear, dear.

[00:06:59]- [INAUDIBLE] - And you know, we would add tax and license for a total of $8,264, but you don't want to know about that because, oh, you just passed that up.

[00:07:07]That just feels dreadful, doesn't it?

[00:07:08]All right, listen, you still have the small thing.

[00:07:11]You think the little boxes have good things.

[00:07:12]So I'm going to let you trade away for a curtain this time, curtain number 3.

[00:07:16]Now, do you want curtain 3, or do you want to keep this [INAUDIBLE]?

[00:07:18]- Your turn.

[00:07:19]- We'll-- we'll take the box.

[00:07:21]- You're going to keep the box.

[00:07:23]They've got a hunch they want to keep the box.

[00:07:24]So take a look and see what was behind curtain number 3.

[00:07:26]You will not believe it, it was a car again.

[00:07:29]Oh, not once but twice.

[00:07:33]- That's right, Monty.

[00:07:34]That's the same Mazda GLC Custom L hatchback you just saw, and it still sells for $8,264.

[00:07:42]- It is now slightly used by now, went down in price.

[00:07:44]Holy mackerel, twice they lost the car.

[00:07:47]Oh.

[00:07:50]I'll tell you, it's a hard, long day.

[00:07:53]Sometimes things just don't go right, right?

[00:07:55]- Right.

[00:07:56]- One of them days.

[00:07:57]- One of those days.

[00:07:58]- You want to trade one more time?

[00:08:00]This time you can have what's behind curtain number 2.

[00:08:05]- We're going to keep the box.

[00:08:06]- We're going to keep the box.

[00:08:07]- You're going to keep the box.

[00:08:09]You figured, you've stayed with that, and you're stubborn.

[00:08:10]You saw one car, you saw two cars, and you're still going to stay with the box.

[00:08:14]And what was behind curtain number 2?

[00:08:16]No, just that old steer back there.

[00:08:18]Just the old steer, the old meat and potatoes deal.

[00:08:21]No potatoes, just the steer.

[00:08:23]And that means that you stayed with this box.

[00:08:25]And you know what you got?

[00:08:26]You got yourself popcorn.

[00:08:29]You got a year's supply of popcorn.

[00:08:31]But what kind of popcorn, Brian?

[00:08:34]- Discover the great taste of Jolly Time Popcorn.

[00:08:36]Always light, crisp, and delicious.

[00:08:37]Jolly Time, our taste will win you over.

[00:08:40]- Now listen, you've had a hard day.

[00:08:42]Now, you think you got zonked, but you didn't.

[00:08:43]Because behind here, there's an envelope for you, you see?

[00:08:47]And there may not be a car in there, but there's a lovely consolation prize for your kids.

[00:08:51]You ended up with popcorn, but you also have $1,500 in cash.

[00:08:58]$1,500.

[00:08:59]So you see, you lost two cars, but you came back with a very nice gift.

[00:09:04]Thank you, Diane. - Thank you.

[00:09:05]- And thank you, Mr. Freese.

[00:09:06]It turned out to be all right after all.

[00:09:10]- And not only that, Rick, but here's the popcorn.

[00:09:15]I've got to go backstage and pop some popcorn, and I'll be back and get $1,200 with me for the next deal.

[00:09:21]That's a lot of popcorn.

[00:09:23][MUSIC PLAYING] [APPLAUSE AND CHEERING] - OK, here we go with a little pricing deal.

[00:09:33]We're going to have several competitors in this deal.

[00:09:35]And the first two competitors are these two people.

[00:09:37]Stand right up.

[00:09:38]And these two people are Ronnell-- - Ronnell.

[00:09:42]- Ronnell Brinson, Jolene Coleman.

[00:09:45]A little pricing deal.

[00:09:46]Brian describes an item, you price it.

[00:09:48]The one that comes closest to the manufacturer's suggested retail selling price on the West Coast is going to get $400.

[00:09:53]Are you ready to compete?

[00:09:55]- Yeah.

[00:09:58]- You're there.

[00:09:59]You're with us, right?

[00:10:00]OK, Brian, here we go.

[00:10:01]- Webbs features the up-front kiltie stepping soft cowhide and one-piece molded sole in a variety of colors from Webbs.

[00:10:06]- OK, would you give me a price on that, please?

[00:10:08]- $32. - $32.

[00:10:09]Jolene?

[00:10:12]- $31.

[00:10:13]- The price actually is $23.

[00:10:17]Jolene Coleman comes closest, wins $400.

[00:10:20]You, my dear, get the shoes. Thank you.

[00:10:21]You made be seated.

[00:10:22][INAUDIBLE] 1, 2, 3, 4.

[00:10:26]All right, the next pricing goes between you two guys.

[00:10:29]Stand right up.

[00:10:30]Steve Ballard and Dick Johnson.

[00:10:32]Steve Ballard and Dick Johnson, and the moose speaks.

[00:10:35]- Yes, yes. - OK.

[00:10:37]Groomsman by Wahl, the new battery-powered trimmer to keep your beard, mustache, and sideburns looking barbershop fresh.

[00:10:42]- All right, we get a price on this.

[00:10:43]We'll start with the far gentleman, first.

[00:10:46]- $40.

[00:10:47]- And Steve says?

[00:10:48]- $25.

[00:10:49]- The price actually is $27.98.

[00:10:52]Steve gets $400.

[00:10:55]All righty.

[00:10:57]And you get the trimmer.

[00:10:58]You may be seated.

[00:10:59]I'll be back with you in just a moment.

[00:11:00]These two ladies.

[00:11:01]Or, no, it's a lady and a gentleman.

[00:11:02]Stand right up. Where's the dough?

[00:11:03]Where's the beef?

[00:11:04]Where's the beef?

[00:11:06]Where's the dough, Albert?

[00:11:07]- Where's the-- where's the meef [INAUDIBLE] beef?

[00:11:09]- Where's-- you got-- you got the bread.

[00:11:10]Where's the beef? - That's what I want.

[00:11:11]- Yeah. - I'm looking [INAUDIBLE].

[00:11:13]- I've got it, right here.

[00:11:14]Rose Sherry, where's the drink?

[00:11:15]Here's the Sherry. All right.

[00:11:17]- I drank it all.

[00:11:18]- You drank it.

[00:11:19]And this little old lady's still waiting for champagne.

[00:11:21]Rose and Albert, item number three.

[00:11:23]Listen as Brian describes this.

[00:11:25][MUSIC PLAYING] - The Mr. Coffee Ultronic System.

[00:11:28]Space-age technology for the most perfect cup of coffee on this planet or any other.

[00:11:32]- All right, we'll let-- we'll let the lady go first.

[00:11:36]- $36.

[00:11:37]- And Albert?

[00:11:38]- $59.

[00:11:40]- The price actually is $69, and Albert gets $400.

[00:11:45]And there's the beef. You may be seated.

[00:11:46]You're going to get the item.

[00:11:47]So you didn't do too badly.

[00:11:49]- [INAUDIBLE] - Listen, you made enough bread, so now I've got the bread.

[00:11:53]I've got the bread, you see?

[00:11:54]Where are you going, Albert? Come here.

[00:11:56]You got some money of mine. - [INAUDIBLE] I'm with you?

[00:11:57]- Yeah.

[00:11:59]- You're going to-- you're going to mess me up again.

[00:12:00]- Did I mess you up? Did I get you $400?

[00:12:02]- Yeah, but this other time.

[00:12:03]- Oh, you think this next-- - I don't know.

[00:12:04]- Well listen, hang on to your money.

[00:12:05]Don't do a thing.

[00:12:06]Don't even go for curtain number 1.

[00:12:07]I didn't-- I didn't-- did I say a word about it?

[00:12:09]Not a word. You got $400.

[00:12:10]You don't want curtain number 1, do you?

[00:12:12]- Number 1? Number 1?

[00:12:13]- Yeah.

[00:12:19]Yeah, number 1. - I didn't mess you up.

[00:12:21]Somebody back there messed you up.

[00:12:22]- My daughter. - Your daughter messed you up.

[00:12:23]Give me back the money. What's behind the curtain?

[00:12:25]Albert, you just traded yourself in for a beautiful set of furniture and a stereo.

[00:12:29]- Beautiful, beautiful, thank you.

[00:12:30]- All right. Sure.

[00:12:31][MUSIC PLAYING] - The La-Z-Boy Signature II sleep sofa and love seat.

[00:12:36]They have a wide variety of fabrics that are suitable for any decor.

[00:12:39]Enjoy elegance by day and comfort by night thanks to La-Z-Boy.

[00:12:42]They're valued at $1,208.

[00:12:45]And for your listening enjoyment, Hitachi's cassette-matched music system with FM/AM stereo-receiver and two-way speaker system.

[00:12:52]It sells for $419.95.

[00:12:54]This deal is worth $1,627.95.

[00:12:57]- [INAUDIBLE] deal, Albert.

[00:12:59]See, we didn't mess you up at all.

[00:13:00]Good for you.

[00:13:01]Now, Steve Ballard, you have $400.

[00:13:03]You have a chance to buy what's in the box on the display floor.

[00:13:06]- I'll take the box.

[00:13:07]- Here comes the $400.

[00:13:08]What have we got behind the box?

[00:13:10]Did Steve Ballard make himself a very good deal?

[00:13:12]Let's move the box and find out.

[00:13:13]Here we go.

[00:13:14]And it happens to be not one but two shuttles.

[00:13:19]Hey, cowboy, you'll ride the range.

[00:13:21]You won't need the hobbyhorse anymore.

[00:13:23]You don't need this horse anymore.

[00:13:24]You got those.

[00:13:25]- It's a pair of Suzuki FA-50 shuttles.

[00:13:27]The peppy shuttle features a dependable two-stroke engine, automatic clutch, and no-shift transmission, from Suzuki.

[00:13:32]They retail for $798.

[00:13:35]And for your car, the Black Max Auto Security System from Maxi Guard, featuring an action detector which provides continuous protection automatically every time you leave your vehicle.

[00:13:43]From Maxi Guard.

[00:13:44]It sells for $300.

[00:13:46]Total value of this deal, $1,098.

[00:13:49]- Good for you, young man.

[00:13:50]Two right over here.

[00:13:51]Jolene [INAUDIBLE].

[00:13:52]Jolene, you have $400.

[00:13:54]I'll show you part of curtain number 2, then you tell me whether you want to go for it.

[00:13:57]Ready?

[00:13:58]Open up the curtain and show her some finger lickin' good chicken.

[00:14:01][MUSIC PLAYING] - Kentucky Fried Chicken and fresh buttermilk biscuits.

[00:14:05]You've got a right the chicken done right.

[00:14:06]At Kentucky Fried Chicken, we do chicken right.

[00:14:09]- There's something behind the chicken too, Jolene.

[00:14:10]Everybody's telling you what to do.

[00:14:12]Now, you got $400.

[00:14:13]You want to buy the chicken and what's behind it?

[00:14:18]- I'll take the money.

[00:14:19]- I'll tell you what. What do you want to do?

[00:14:21]- [INAUDIBLE] keep the money. - You don't want to go for it?

[00:14:23]All right.

[00:14:24]You sure about that, huh? - Yeah.

[00:14:26]- All right, she didn't want to go for what's back there.

[00:14:27]She wanted to keep the $400.

[00:14:28]What was back of that curtain?

[00:14:29]By golly, it was the steer once again.

[00:14:31]And he brought another little one to keep him company too because he was getting so lonesome.

[00:14:36]He was there for a whole half hour on this show.

[00:14:37]So Jolene kept the money.

[00:14:39]She has $400.

[00:14:40]Congratulations to all our dealers on "Let's Make a Deal."

[00:14:43][MUSIC PLAYING] Albert did well.

[00:14:45]Steve did well.

[00:14:46]Jolene did well.

[00:14:48]All right.

[00:14:49]Now I tell you what I'm going to do.

[00:14:51]I'm going to take a look at a couple of men over here and ask you, do you have a wallet, sir?

[00:14:55]- Yeah. - Yeah.

[00:14:56]Do you have a wallet, sir? All right, stand up.

[00:14:57]I want these two guys.

[00:14:59]I'm going to give you $100 just for having a wallet.

[00:15:00]And then, Dave Hattaway and Jim Blinson, I am then going to determine which of you-- show me your wallet. Why are you standing?

[00:15:07]Do you think I'm going to pay you for just saying yes?

[00:15:09]- You take my word? - No, I don't take your word.

[00:15:10]- Oh. - Now open it up.

[00:15:12]How much money have you got in your wallet?

[00:15:13]The one who has the least amount of money is going to get $200. How much money you got?

[00:15:15]- None.

[00:15:16]- None?

[00:15:18]Boy, we can't beat that. You got-- - You can beat it.

[00:15:20]- What do you mean, you got none?

[00:15:21]- None.

[00:15:23]- Wait a minute.

[00:15:24]All right.

[00:15:26]Hey, listen, I'm a sport, I'm a sport.

[00:15:28]I said $200 to the one who has least.

[00:15:30]How do you guys live?

[00:15:32]Oh, Mama, Mama.

[00:15:33]And who's got your money?

[00:15:34]Mama, Mama.

[00:15:37]Don't tell me who controls the purse strings of America.

[00:15:39]All right, now I'm going to give each of you $200.

[00:15:41]You have $300.

[00:15:42]You have $300.

[00:15:44]And I'll tell you what else, I have something for sale.

[00:15:45]It's on the display floor, and either one of you, or both, can buy it.

[00:15:49]Do you want to buy the box for $300?

[00:15:51]Do you want to buy the box for your $300?

[00:15:54]- Yeah.

[00:15:55]- Dave says yes. - Yes.

[00:15:57]- Jim says yes.

[00:15:58]The $300 comes back to me from each person, and each of them gets what's behind the box, and each of them is going to get a stuffed moose head.

[00:16:07]And that looks prettier than the one that Brian was wearing because that one comes from Saskatchewan.

[00:16:13]And Jim's got one and Dave's got one.

[00:16:15]The old moose head zonk, we call that deal.

[00:16:18]Thank you, guys.

[00:16:19]You came with nothing, and you still have nothing.

[00:16:21][MUSIC PLAYING] Well, not really, they got a moose head.

[00:16:28]Well, little moose head, what is the Big Deal worth today?

[00:16:30]- The Big Deal today is worth $8,264.

[00:16:36]- All right, I'll go to two of our traders and see if they want to take one more chance at that Big Deal, risking $8,264.

[00:16:43]And first, I'm going to go to Rick and Diane Freese, who have $1,500 in cash and the popcorn.

[00:16:47]You want to spend it?

[00:16:48]They say yes.

[00:16:50]Albert [INAUDIBLE],, do you want to give up the furniture and the stereo worth-- yes.

[00:16:52]You just told me that's what you wanted.

[00:16:54]- Oh, don't believe me. - Yeah.

[00:16:55]Don't believe he says.

[00:16:56]OK, all right, I won't believe you.

[00:16:58]But I'll believe you when we come back for that Big Deal that takes place right after these messages.

[00:17:02][MUSIC PLAYING] [APPLAUSE AND CHEERING] - OK.

[00:17:09]Here we go with the Big Deal of the Day.

[00:17:11]It's worth $8,264, and it could be behind door number 1, or door number 2, or door number 3.

[00:17:18]And Diane and Rick Freese are spending $1,500 for this.

[00:17:22]- What do you think?

[00:17:24]- 1. - 1.

[00:17:25]- Door number 1.

[00:17:27]And Albert, who's trading away all the furniture for $1,600 worth, brings his daughter along.

[00:17:32]- Number 2.

[00:17:33]- Number 2.

[00:17:34]OK, you took 1.

[00:17:36]Let's take a look and see what's behind door number 1 for the Freese's right now.

[00:17:39]The Freese's traded $1,500 for Monty's Cookie Jar.

[00:17:42]How much money in the Cookie Jar today?

[00:17:44]There happened to be $765.

[00:17:46]You've traded down exactly in half, and that's the way it is. - Yep.

[00:17:50]- What a day, you passed up a car twice, you passed up $1,500.

[00:17:53]You're going home with $765, which is better than a kick in the head, right? - That's right.

[00:17:56]Thank you. - Thank you, Diane.

[00:17:57]Thank you, Rick Freese.

[00:17:58]All right.

[00:17:59]Now, over here, Albert.

[00:18:00]You still-- how come you got it back?

[00:18:02]- You gave it to me. - What do you mean?

[00:18:04]You gave it to me.

[00:18:05]- I got it [INAUDIBLE].

[00:18:06]- You-- don't you-- you can't trade back like that.

[00:18:10]What door did you take?

[00:18:11]- Number 2.

[00:18:13]- Should we take a look and see what's back there?

[00:18:14]- [INAUDIBLE] - We're going to whether you like it or not.

[00:18:19]Gifts for fun at home.

[00:18:20]- That's nice.

[00:18:23]- First, this innovative chair.

[00:18:24]Westnofa's concept in seating, the Balance Tri-post, three chairs in one, forward into balance, middle for lounging, and all the way back for reclining.

[00:18:31]The Balance Tri-Post from Westnofa.

[00:18:33]It retails for $549.

[00:18:35]Plus a Service Merchandise gift certificate with which you might purchase this Atari video game system to challenge and entertain your whole family, from the 500-page Service Merchandise catalog or at one of their showrooms.

[00:18:47]And those video games will look their best on this 13-inch Hitachi Quickstart color TV with random access electronic tuning.

[00:18:54]It sells for $399.95.

[00:18:57]And finally, for your home office, this Touch II by Teletec.

[00:19:01]A quality two-line telephone system with many asked-for features for home or business, from Teletec Systems Incorporated.

[00:19:06]It's valued at $395.

[00:19:08]So far, this deal is worth $1,383.78.

[00:19:13]- Do you like the deal so far? - [INAUDIBLE] - Well, then how about-- how about I reach in my pocket and give your daughter $1,000 in cash to go along with that deal?

[00:19:20]You like that, huh? - You better believe it.

[00:19:22]You better believe it.

[00:19:23]- So that your deal-- so that your deal is worth more than just what he said.

[00:19:26]It's $2,383 altogether.

[00:19:28]- Thank you.

[00:19:30]- And you just asked me a question.

[00:19:31]You said, could there be a car back there?

[00:19:32]Well, you've missed a car twice today.

[00:19:34]Would you like to see a third time that you missed it?

[00:19:36]Because there it, is behind door number 3.

[00:19:38]And indeed, you did miss it for a third time today.

[00:19:43]- I said, I bet the car's still there.

[00:19:45]- And it was.

[00:19:46]And there it was.

[00:19:48]- That's the Mazda GLC Custom L hatchback, with five-speed overdrive among the many standard features.

[00:19:53]It retails for $7,615, and we added tax and license to bring the total value of this Big Deal to $8,264.

[00:20:04]- Wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute.

[00:20:07]How come you got this back again?

[00:20:09]- Because you [INAUDIBLE].

[00:20:10]- It keeps on coming back to you.

[00:20:11]Well, I'm going to take it.

[00:20:14]OK, now listen, there's a Statue of Liberty back there, and I'm going to ask you a bunch of questions about that.

[00:20:19]And if you can answer these questions, I'm going to give you $50 for every right answer.

[00:20:23]What country gave us the Statue of Liberty?

[00:20:25]Don't tell her.

[00:20:26]What country gave it to us as a gift?

[00:20:28]- France.

[00:20:29]- France.

[00:20:30]You're right. $50.

[00:20:33]A lady wrote a poem about the Statue of Liberty.

[00:20:35]What was the lady's name?

[00:20:38]- Oh, the lady, the lady.

[00:20:39]- The lady.

[00:20:42]- Don't know.

[00:20:43]Emma Lazarus.

[00:20:44]Give me the first seven words of that poem.

[00:20:46]- [INAUDIBLE] - Give me your tired, your huddled masses.

[00:20:49]How about that, Grace?

[00:20:50]You didn't know anything about the Statue of Liberty.

[00:20:52]- I'm from New York.

[00:20:54]- And you're from New York too? - [INAUDIBLE] - You're only going home with $50.

[00:20:57]That's not even enough to fix part of that statue that they're fixing up right now.

[00:21:00]Grace [INAUDIBLE],, is that right? $50 is what you get.

[00:21:03]All right.

[00:21:05]Lady at the end of this row, Fay [INAUDIBLE],, is that right?

[00:21:09]Fay, I tell you what, you can give me a can opener, I'll give you $100.

[00:21:12]A bottle opener, $50.

[00:21:14]A corkscrew, $100. - [INAUDIBLE] - None of these things?

[00:21:16]Did you bring anything?

[00:21:18]Don't tell me what you brought.

[00:21:19]Show me some scissors.

[00:21:20]I'll give you $100.

[00:21:21]A nail file, $100.

[00:21:23]An Emery board, $100.

[00:21:25]Fay, don't you-- don't give her your bag.

[00:21:27]She's got her own bag.

[00:21:28]Fay, what am I going to do with you?

[00:21:29]Fay, where do you live?

[00:21:30]- The all-new "Let's Make a Deal" is a Stefan Hatos Monty Hall production in association with Telepictures.

[00:21:37]- [INAUDIBLE] for $50.

[00:21:39]- We don't have one [INAUDIBLE]..