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Deal Or No Deal coming back for series two in September

Stephen Mulhern hosts Deal Or No Deal
Deal Or No Deal: SR1 on ITV1 and ITVX. Pictured: Stephen Mulhern.

Deal Or No Deal will be coming back to TV with a second series this September, it’s been officially confirmed.

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Host Stephen Mulhern has confirmed that the show has been renewed by ITV following a hit reboot last year.

Echoing the beloved original series, this show puts contestants in an intense showdown against the infamous Banker, where they vie for a life-altering cash reward.

Host Stephen Mulhern said: “I am absolutely over the moon that Deal or No Deal is returning to our screens. The response has been incredible and series one was an absolute rollercoaster of emotions. I loved it!

“The contestants were a fantastic bunch facing the banker and our new batch of players need to hold their nerve if they want to walk away with the huge jackpot!”

He added: “It’s such a phenomenal show and I’m absolutely chuffed to bits that we’re going to be doing it all over again. I can’t wait to get back to that studio!”

So be ready to fill out your Deal Or No Deal application!

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Meanwhile, Stephen revealed that hosting the reboot had at times been challenging.

Stephen Mulhern hosts Deal Or No Deal
Deal Or No Deal: SR1 on ITV1 and ITVX. Pictured: Stephen Mulhern.

He told The Sun: “It’s possibly the hardest job but the most rewarding job because you’ve got highs, you’ve got lows, you’ve got people that are there to win money, but over that hour you learn a lot about that one person.

“You just never know how the game is going to go and no one can predict it, because whatever box you pick at random is the one you’re going to have to go with and you’re going to have to stick with.”

In every episode, a contestant faces 22 sealed boxes, each holding a different amount of money. Without knowing what each box contains, the participant eliminates them one after the other, revealing the amounts inside.

The highest reward is £100,000, while the least desirable outcome is joining the 1p club.

Following the main series, two celebrity specials have aired, the first in December where It’s the second celeb special after Michael Owen took on the banker in a Christmas special.

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Earlier this month, Coronation Street legend Simon Gregson went head-to-head with the infamous Banker, playing for money for his chosen charity.

You can catch up on the show now via ITVX

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