Proof: ‘Let’s Make A Deal’ Is Painful To Watch

Watching Let’s Make A Deal on CBS can literally cause you pain at least that’s the claim of a 75-year-0ld woman who was injured during an L.A. taping of the show because of faulty seating hardware.

The show participant, Mary Hutchinson, filed her lawsuit in L.A. County Superior Court and in her filing she claims that while walking through the studio towards her seat in 2010 she placed her hand on a seat for support at which time the was which was NOT bolted to the ground gave way.

Hutchinson tumbled to the ground and injured herself which led to a painful outcome for her neck and back although she didn’t suffer any broken bones.

In the lawsuit Hutchinson asks for $25,000 in damages and claims that CBS and Let’s Make A Deal producers created an unsafe and dangerous environment for guests.

In the meantime specifics regarding the case are still unclear. I’ve personally watched the show several times and looking at the studio audience I would assume that any observant person could realize that the chairs were not meant to be used as a handrail safety system.

In the meantime Hutchinson has proven at least one truth anyone who has seen the show can attest to, it’s painful to watch.