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Stewart and Vic try to reclaim nearly £4,000 from an angry debtor who made a promise to clear his debt within 24 hours of their initial visit – but hasn't paid a penny since. Matt and Garry meet a man who owes £10,000 to a finance company for his car, and discover that he is out of work and has amassed more than £14,000 in other ...
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£5,000: £3,250: £6,200: £8,000 +£1,800: ... Restored car taken to California's Wine Country for its test drive. Placed on consignment to a classic car dealer, as ...
In 1989, the cash value increased to £4,000, from 1993 the cash value increased again to £5,000. On the celebrity specials, solving the final puzzle donated £5,000 to the celebrity's favourite charity. During the 1994 series, solving the final puzzle won both £10,000 and a new car.
Breckenridge is one of the highest ski resorts in the world and offers some impressive skiing. Home to around 3,000 acres of skiable terrain and 187 trails, it’s another resort with plenty of ...
A clip is shown of Brown putting Ben into a trance and instructing him to withdraw £5000 from his bank. Another film, "Trajectory", is shown: Derren attempts to mentally calculate the trajectory of a ball thrown into a squash court and predict where it lands on a numbered grid: he correctly selects the number 37 just after the ball is thrown ...
The sewer team had to rummage around for coins, eventually escaping through the well. The players gathered £6,000 but since Evie stayed inside to keep the lights on, this was reduced to £5,000 per the set rules. 30 minutes £5,000: £8,000 £65,150 of £83,000 Harry 10 Split into pairs and avoid traps while solving puzzles and questions.
Each completed question increases the team's bank by one level (£1,000, £2,500, £5,000, £10,000, £25,000). The team begins with five rings and loses one for every unsuccessful placement. One team plays at a time and can only move on to the next round by completing the current one; their turn ends when they have either completed the fifth ...