LMAD Primetine - Wed. Jan. 26

[BillCullen1]

CBS, 8 pm ET. How much will the Big Deal be worth?

[chrisholland03]

$69420

[TLEberle]

I am disappointed in that you made room for sex and drugs, but nothing for rock and roll.

[Kevin Prather]

I am disappointed in that you made room for sex and drugs, but nothing for rock and roll.

$8,675,309 is probably beyond their budget, even for primetime.

[chrisholland03]

Put another dime in the jukebox

[Matt Ottinger]

I am disappointed in that you made room for sex and drugs, but nothing for rock and roll.

$8,675,309 is probably beyond their budget, even for primetime.

$86,753.09

Problem solved.

[nowhammies10]

If the Big Deal doesn't involve a trip to Pennsylvania with a total value of $65,000...

[BillCullen1]

If the Big Deal doesn't involve a trip to Pennsylvania with a total value of $65,000...

Well the Big Deal was $68K and change, so you weren't that far off.

[TLEberle]

I was amazed that a Lamborghini worth $350k was put up and sent right back to the warehouse after snake eyes came up.

[MSTieScott]

I was amazed that a Lamborghini worth $350k was put up and sent right back to the warehouse after snake eyes came up.

Which part surprised you -- that the show offered a Lamborghini or that the show didn't get to spend as much time dwelling on it as they would have liked?

Correct me if I screwed up the math, but if the contestant never bails out, there's roughly a 1.5% chance of winning the car. Putting a Lamborghini on the line was a pretty safe bet for the show.

There's a 16.6666...% chance of the contestant failing as quickly he did. Also unlikely, and certainly disappointing for the producers, but them's the breaks when you play a luck-based game like that.