Secret Millionaire

[ELVIS68]

Anyone else see the other nights show where the posh chap from Mayfair goes up to Glasgow?

[beejaybee]

Yes, I watched it. It was one of the best episodes I`ve seen.

[ELVIS68]

Nice of him to give so much money away

Weird looking lot those Glasgow folk, not only did they fall out of the ugly tree, they must of hit every branch on the way down

[Drisgirl]

This is a class series.
Elvis -I have to agree -however in the defence of Glaswegians think the area and editing was selective !!
What a great learning curve for Nick -had me in tears with the young blind guy.
I think he will continue to help as much as possible off screen.

[Jillius]

He was so nice. I cried my eyes out at the end.

[ELVIS68]

I thought the blind guy was going to tell him to fook off when he revealed he was a millionaire, lol

I`m glad he gave his cash to the riding school

[Jillius]

Yeah, I thought the blind guy was going to punch him at first ! He seemed very aggresive. I think that was the point when I cried. The guy's face lit up and he gave the millionaire fella a hug. Oh and that adorable little labrador pup that he had got to train, not to mention his dog Oscar. It was really good. Did you see the little old woman with the beard though ???

[ELVIS68]

Yeh, fine looking woman, bet she smelt nice too!

Fluuuuuuuuuuuuuurch!

[Jillius]

lol !!

[Rtaxron]

There's a double page article in the Express about him today.

He says he is going to give his money away when he decides where to give it, and will be hands on in volunteer work, not just writing cheques.

[Drisgirl]

Suspect she wouldnt have been forgotten -bet he organised help for her as well -poor wee soul that she was.The beard was a bit scary tho -have to admit -shame that people live like that nowadays.Although some are too proud to accept the help -double edged sword.

What a difference it made to the blind guy -he didnt want pity just aceptance -he got it from Nick -he wasnt patronised and appreciated that.I hope it has helped him come to terms in some small way with his disability.

[ELVIS68]

I felt sorry for the blind bloke, shame he always had a beer and ciggy on the go, still... that`s normal up there I suppose

[Drisgirl]

Aww Elvis -given the anger and frustration the poor guy felt -I cant even begin to imagine-then a wee vice is surely OK?
Apart from that yip im sitting with a large Buckfast in front of me as i type -on my second bottle lol

Rtaxron -I suspected that had been life changing for him.A thoroughly decent guy who was very much hands on.Pity there werent as many who are prepared to actually be hands on rather than just sign a cheque for a photo opportunity.I salute him !

[lubecki161]

Ahh it was soo nice of him! Best one ever! I cried like a baby....but i wet myself laughing cus my fella happend to be eating his dinner when the beared lady came on and then the horse bit!! HAHA!!

[JOEYGREEN]

Ive got to admit that I cried too when he gave the blind chap the cheque. I didn't even try to hide the fact I was blubbing from my husband...and he didn't take the p*ss when he saw me. How fulfilling must that be!! Fantastic series.

[JOEYGREEN]

lol, lubecki161. Poor old lady.

[MiniN]

brilliant episode, much better than the last one i saw when the woman went to Birmingham....that one was rubbish!

[Nosha123]

Did he give the old lady with the cats enough money to buy a razor?

Jees.. a woman with a beard - she should be in the circus!!!

[ELVIS68]

That must be the only place on earth where the disabled people are better looking than the "normal" people

[MiniN]

pmsl @ Elvis!

shame on you....how true though!

[RevFunk]

I thought he came accross as a genuine guy who honestly did want to help. the bit with the blind man was genuinely touching. Just giving him a season ticket for the football meant so much to him

The bird from the week before only gave 45 grand as was a pain in the ar5e