Deal or No Deal Reviews

Deal or no deal is a program that is on every week night and sometimes over the weekends as well which is a game show where potentially big money is up for grabs. £250 000 is the highest amount available to win on this show and I think its only been won twice in all this time when in reality it should be won once every 24 times if we were counting ...  Read the complete review

Deal or No Deal is a gameshow on Channel 4 every weekday at 4.10pm which is hosted by Noel Edmumds. The idea of the game is that prior to the show, 22 contestants choose a sealed red box, each containing a demonination of money from 50p up to £250,000. The computer picks a contestant at random to play the game. The chosen person takes ...  Read the complete review

Deal Or No Deal is a very simple box and number game, hosted by Noel Edmonds and is shown primarily on channel 4. In this game, 22 contestants along with 22 boxes come together to try and beat the banker, which makes an interesting game show (most of the time). At the beginning of the show the contestants each pick a box (unknown to ...  Read the complete review

Deal Or No Deal is a programme hosted by Noel Edmonds broadcast on Channel 4 and repeated on More4, in which contestants can win upto £250,000. The Idea - 22 contestants each have a box inside which is written an amount of money between 1p and £250,000. Each show one contestant is chosen and they sit at a table with Neol and open the ...  Read the complete review

I think i may be one of Deal Or No Deal only fans but have to be honest i religiously tune in to channel 4 to watch this with show, presented by Noel Edmunds each day (Monday to Friday). Its a great show that anyone of all ages and backgrounds can play as you dont need nothing other than luck to win. I find i get really excited for the ...  Read the complete review

For me, Deal or no Deal is a TV program for people who just like to be entertained by the contestants winning or losing the game. There are no questions and there is no skill involved in this game. Contestants just carry on being greedy until most of them lose and other contestants simply lie all the way through, 'Oh, I do hope I have ...  Read the complete review

If you thought Big Brother was as low as television could go, think again. Someone picks a box with an unknown sum of money in and then picks other boxes to eliminate and gambles with an unseen benefactor who offers them money for it. The same thing was entertaining the masses in the 1940s when the only alternative was to watch a still ...  Read the complete review

'Deal or no Deal' has been around a few years, and I first encountered it at university. It is shown in the late afternoon, so now I'm working I rarely get the chance to see it. 'Deal or no Deal' screens on channel 4, and is hosted by Noel Edmends. It was a great comeback show for him, and resurected his career. He is the perfect host ...  Read the complete review

There are around 30 or 40 different international versions of Deal or No Deal around the world, and the British version continues to draw in large tea-time audiences as it is broadcast thoughout the week. The show is essentially just a patronisingly simple guessing-game, in which contenstants must choose numbers from a series of boxes, ...  Read the complete review

Every weekday on channel 4 you can if you wish to catch the game show Deal or no deal, I used to be an avid viewer and really enjoyed the show but unlike some game shows it had a very small shelf life for me and I am now completely bored with it. The idea of the show is that there are 22 sealed boxes each with a different sum of money ...  Read the complete review

I have recently started watching Deal Or No Deal again, I go through phases with it really, either I'm completely obsessed and watch it everyday or I don't watch it at all. Deal Or No Deal (DOND) first aired exactly 4 years ago today - 2nd November 2005. I remember when it first started; I couldn't get my head around it at all. Surely ...  Read the complete review

Deal or No Deal first aired in 2005 and is presented by Noel Edmonds (it's probably fair to say that DOND brought Noel's career back to life!). Each show features a contestant who is faced with 22 boxes, including one of their own. Inside each box contains a different sum of money, ranging from 1p up to £250,000. The contestant must ...  Read the complete review

Hosted by Noel Edmonds, Deal or no Deal was first broadcast on Monday October 31st 2005 and is still going strong today. The show is aired every weekday at 4.15pm on channel 4 and also is on one weekend day, but this varies; sometimes it's on Saturday and sometimes Sundays. The series has a break in the summer for a few weeks before a ...  Read the complete review

When I first started watching this programme, I thought it was great, with a fantastically simply premise: There are 22 contestants, each with a randomly chosen box, containing a monetary value of between 1p and £250,000. One of these contestants is randomly chosen to be the player in each episode, who then has to eliminate boxes one ...  Read the complete review

The Deal or No Deal TV show is aired everyday between Monday - Friday on Channel 4 at 4.10pm - 5.00pm. There are 22 sealed boxes each with differing amounts of money in between 1p and £250,000. Every day a new competitor play their game, the idea being to win lots of money and "beat the banker" e.g. sell your box for more than it ...  Read the complete review

Deal or No Deal is the game show that has been on Channel 4 at 4.15pm since 2005. The show lasts 45 minutes and we see one person trying to win £250,000. When the show first came out everyone thought it was fantastic, produced by Endemol (the people behind Big Brother) it was first shown in Holland. Channel 4 then got Noel Edmonds to front the ...  Read the complete review

Deal or No Deal is the game of chance hosted by Noel Edmonds were one person out of twenty two people is picked at random to play the game in each episode. This gameshow has been running since 2005 and i have to say i love it. Contestants have a number of boxes they can open, half blue and half of them red. Prizes range from just 1p to £250, ...  Read the complete review

There was once a TV show on saturdays called Noels House Party which was effectively a light hearted and Childish TV show that filled the late evening slot on on of the BBC channels. Incorporating celebrities, a (then) little known Neil Morrisey, slime, a man in a large pink and yellow suit called Mr Blobby and the host Noel Edmonds. After the ...  Read the complete review

To deal or not to deal, that is the question. The other question is... how has it become so popular?!! I am assuming the reader knows the concept of deal or no deal so here goes. Deal or no deal is a game where no real intelligence is required. Quite simply it is a game of complete chance and the only element that ...  Read the complete review

I cannot believe that this TV show is still on the air and has been going since 2005. The show require no skill and seems totally pointless as nobody ever seems to win. It also seems that to actually be a contestant on the show you must have had some recent personal tragedy or be playing for some form of cause or maybe thats just the ...  Read the complete review