
Two contestants weren’t happy because of the total results of a re-shot episode’s ending
Two contestants of the BBC’s National Lottery game show are fuming after being denied a £22,000 prize ($34,063), and now have blown the whistle on the broadcasters for attempting to dupe viewers with a re-filming of the show.
Friends Helen Griffiths and Rina Evans, who took part in a game show called ‘Break the Safe’ which aired as part of this weekly televised National Lottery draw, told the press that is british the ending of this show ended up being secretly changed to reflect a different result, denying them a prize they state they would have won had the game been played properly 1st time round.
‘Reality’ TV?
‘The episode is a fake,’ said 40-year-old Evans. ‘It’s complete deception for the viewer. It is not something i would have expected from ever the BBC and people require to understand the reality.’
The contestants who took part in the show were ordered not to tell anyone of the re-recording, but needless to say, Griffiths and Evans had been not too pleased about the change, so had been never prone to keep quiet about the unbeneficial occurrence.
‘We had no expectations of winning but just what we did expect had been play that is fair’ stated Griffiths, also aged 40. ‘Instead, they have made it look like this thing that is whole been filmed on a single day.’
Shortly after their return home from t