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Let's Make a Deal

2009–present

Audience members dress up in outlandish costumes to get host Wayne Brady's attention in an attempt to make deals for trips, prizes, cars or cash, while trying to avoid the dreaded Zonks.

First aired
5 Oct 2009
Episode length
37 min
Also known as
بیایید معامله کنیم, Let's Make a Deal Primetime
Country
United States
Language
English
Executive producers
Dan Funk, Jennifer Mullin, Mike Richards
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Seasons · 2211 episodes

  • Season 1

    2009

  • Season 2

    2010

  • Season 3

    2011

    The third season raises the bar with an array of new and exciting games, adding more high-value bargaining into the mix of the show. Host Wayne Brady will tempt contestants to increase the stakes during each of their trades and give audience members a chance to win big-ticket trips to exotic destinations such as Argentina, Australia and a luxurious railway trip across Canada. Brady's comedy and improvisational act will include a new sidekick, keyboardist extraordinaire Cat Gray.

  • Season 4

    2012

  • Season 5

    2013

  • Season 6

    2014

  • Season 7

    2015

    The seventh season kicks off with “Mega Deal Week,” during which the Big Deal winner at the end of each show will be able to compete for every merchandise prize seen on that day’s episode. Over the course of the week, Traders will compete for over a half million dollars’ worth of prizes, the largest total in the show’s history. As a special bonus in one of the episodes, the show will offer one lucky audience member the chance to win a $2,000 Quickie Deal as a “thank you” to fans for making them the number one game show on Twitter.

  • Season 8

    2016

    The game show kicks off its eighth season with the return of “Mega Deal Week,” which offers Traders who win the day’s signature Big Deal an opportunity to mega-size their winnings and walk away with every merchandise prize featured that day. Throughout premiere week, Traders compete for a total of $1.1 million in cash and prizes. The excitement continues when Let's Make a Deal reaches its 1,400th episode later this season and surpasses the $50-million mark in prize giveaways since the show’s premiere in 2009 on the Network.

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