Noel introduces the show from his sleigh again, and says he doesn't go down chimneys due to 'elf and safety'.
Noel says the number 2 was dominant yesterday, as the banker gave Hollie a swap-only offer at 2-box, for only the 2nd time ever, and she won 1p from box 2.
Franny has box 17. Franny's real name is Francis, and he's from Liverpool. He's a porter messenger in the civil service, and is known as the entertainments officer because he gets up to a lot of malarky. He tells a story about how he once accientally nailed someone's boots to the floor! We get to see some pics of Franny's parents, and another pic of him and his wife on their wedding day. He also shows some pics of his step-daughters.
Santa vs Scrooge 2009 Gameplay:
If a player gets to 5-box, they can open a mince pie, a carrot or a bottle of sherry. There's 1 Scrooge and 2 Santas. If they reveal SANTA, they get an offer after every box and win a holiday for 2. If they find SCROOGE, then the banker looks in their box, their is no offer after every box but a SWAP at 2-box is guaranteed.
Round 1
Once again, there's a gold envelope with a mystery gift, which Franny can give to one of the other contestants if he finds one of the banker's power 5 in the opening round.
Franny says he has 3 systems - Israel's system, Freddie's system and his own system!!! Therefore he has no system!
5 - David - £5,000
20 - Bel - 10p
We'll find out what mystery gift Franny can give out, at the end of the round.
11 - Stephen - £5
10 - George - £3,000
7 - Beth - £750
Banker time
Franny decides to give the mystery gift to Gaz. Gaz opens the envelope and reveals he's won an aerobatic flying lesson experiencing loop-the-loop.
Franny explains that he wants some money for a roof over his head! They're only renting at the moment and would like to buy the house outright.
Banker's offer:
£5,000 + a violin in case Franny tells that story again!
Franny asks what type of violin it is! Noel says that was on the mean side.
Franny says
NO DEAL
Round 2
14 - Shell - £1
16 - Abbie - 50p
Noel says the banker's lost 4 of his power 5, but Franny's lost none of his.
21 - Sanjay - £10
Banker time
The banker says he's not feeling well as he's swallowed a Christmas decoration and has 'tinselitis'.
Banker's offer:
£10,000
Franny says that's a very nice offer but it's a very nice board too.
Franny says
NO DEAL
Round 3
3 - Pommy - 1p
12 - Jardi - £75,000
19 - Tina - £50
Banker time
Noel says Franny is approaching this in a good way and isn't getting too excited yet.
Banker's offer:
£17,500
Franny says that is really very nice!
Franny says
NO DEAL
Round 4
13 - Carmine - £1,000
15 - Adam - £15,000
9 - Vikki - £250
Banker time
Noel says it's rare to have an 8-box with only one power 5 missing. He tells the banker to cheer up as it's Christmas!
Banker's offer:
£25,000
Stephen says you need courage and a good board to win the £250,000, and Franny has both of those. Franny says it's a great offer... the banker phones and says someone is looking down on Franny, and they can see him as he has no roof over his head! Franny says the banker's nasty!!
Franny says
NO DEAL
Round 5
18 - Chris - £100,000
2 - Gaz - £35,000
Noel talks up Franny's strong board.
8 - newbie Courtney - £250,000
Santa vs Scrooge time
Noel says this game is not over. The banker phones and says he loved seeing Franny's disappointment at that round.
Santa vs Scrooge 2009 Gameplay:
If a player gets to 5-box, they can open a mince pie, a carrot or a bottle of sherry. There's 1 Scrooge and 2 Santas. If they reveal SANTA, they get an offer after every box and win a holiday for 2. If they find SCROOGE, then the banker looks in their box, their is no offer after every box but a SWAP at 2-box is guaranteed.
Franny chooses the CARROTS, and they contain SANTA
The MINCE PIES contain the other SANTA
THE SHERRY contains the SCROOGE
Banker time
Franny now gets an offer after every box.
Franny pulls a holiday box out of the sleigh, and Noel says we'll find out what's in it at the end of the show.
Banker's offer:
£15,000
Noel says that's a clever offer, and Franny says the money would sort out his housing issues. Sanjay says he thinks Franny will be lucky. The others offer Franny some advice, and Franny says he's not sure what boxes he'd choose now.
Franny says
DEAL
Round 6 (proveout) - part 1
Noel says it took Franny a long time to decide, so that was the right decision for him, and he could still get a banker spanking.
6 - Haz - £100
Banker time
Banker's offer would've been:
£20,000
Round 6 (proveout) - part 2
4 - Lyn - £50,000
Banker time
Banker's offer would've been:
£7,500
Round 6 (proveout) - part 3
Noel says Franny did make a mistake, but not a massive one.
1 - Harold - £20,000
Banker time with £500 and £10,000 remaining
Banker's offer would've been:
£3,500
Franny has £10,000 in his box 17
Box 22 with H contains the £500
The game is not over yet... the banker phones. Noel passes on the banker's message. He says Franny now has the opportunity to take part in a banker's party game. He could double his winnings. A chimney appears on set with a bucket full of snowballs!
Banker's offer:
BANKER'S CHRISTMAS GAMBLE
If Franny says NO DEAL, he keeps £15,000. If he says DEAL, Franny will throw 3 snowballs at the chimney. If he gets one in the chimney, then his winnings double to £30,000. If he misses all 3, then the winnings halve to £7,500.
The banker phones back and increases the number of balls to 4!
Franny says
NO DEAL
He keeps the £15,000
Round 6 (proveout) - part 4 - Banker's Christmas Gamble
We now get to find out what would've happened.
Franny throws the first snowball, and he gets it in! Franny's winnings would've doubled to £30,000, but he said NO DEAL to the Gamble, so his winnings remain at £15,000.
Noel says we respect the fact that Franny couldn't risk the chance to drop back down to £7,500. Noel reveals that Franny has also won a holiday for 2 to Egypt for 1 week from his holiday box he got earlier.
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