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Million Pound Cube viewers think one pair were "stitched up" with "brutal" first games

Photo credit: ITV
Photo credit: ITV

From Digital Spy

The Million Pound Cube continued on ITV tonight (October 21), with Phillip Schofield presiding over two pairs trying to earn some big money.

First of all, we had couple Leanne and Andy, followed by mother and son Patricia and Rick. The latter duo decided to walk away with a very respectable £100,000. Leanne and Andy crashed out with nothing.

Andy took part in the first game of the night, having to press a button to drop a ball into a small tube on a quickly rotating table. Even though he took the chance to simplify the game by slowing the spinning speed down, he still lost a lot of the duo's nine lives on one game. By their third game, they were out of lives.

Photo credit: ITV
Photo credit: ITV

Meanwhile, Patricia and Rick whizzed through their first two games without breaking a sweat. After losing a few of their lives, the duo decided that they were happy with their £100,000 and took the money.

While viewers on Twitter did think that Patricia and Rick were strong players, many people stated their belief that the tasks that Leanne and Andy faced were much harder, seeming more like high-money games rather than the low-stakes early rounds people expect.

Note: Tweets contained in this article contain strong language.

The Cube returned after a while off the air with a new team-based format and a much bigger potential prize, hence the name change. It kicked off with a celebrity special that had a few technical issues, while viewers have also complained about the amount of adverts.

The Million Pound Cube airs on ITV.


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