Deal or No Deal/Awesome

• The British episode known as "Mary's Mistake". An elderly woman accidentally says No Deal, gets a chance to recant the decision, says No Deal anyway, and proceeds to win the largest amount left in the game (£75,000).
• Pretty much any other time someone manages to go home with one of the Power Five after a bad start.
• December 2009, again in Britain: Neil's game, where despite having the top four amounts still in play at 8-box he deals for £35,000, explaining that the number selections that were guiding him through the game were no longer occurring to him. He then proceeds to knock out all four of the top amounts, in sequence, with his next four picks.
• Suzanne Mulholland, whose final four boxes were all from the Power Five. She then proceeded to knock out the two smallest amounts (£35,000 and £50,000) in order, leaving her with the "Dream Finish" of £100,000 and £250,000 — the first time someone managed to do this in the UK version — and a new record set for the highest offered Banker deal. And then she swaps boxes (something no one else with the £250,000 in one of the final two boxes has done before) and wins the quarter million!
• The "dream finish" was also accomplished earlier in the Australian version with a contestant named Leanne Benbow who became the first female winner of that version.
• The first Australian win was pretty awesome too for different reasons: the contestant was left with no safety net after he got down to five suitcases with the two highest amounts left in play being $200,000 and $7,500, which made the audience (and the host) nervous enough to favor him dealing in a vote. He still said no deal and got down to two suitcases with $200,000 and $5 in play and a very tempting bank offer of over $100,000, and the remaining suitcase-holding contestant said herself that she would have dealt at this point. He said no deal, opened his suitcase, and the rest is history. The comments to this video all agree that he must have had huge balls to do what he did.
• What about Jessica Robinson becoming the first contestant to win One MILLION dollars.

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