'Let's Make a Deal' asks frontline staff to join its special

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By MARK KENNEDY AP Entertainment Writer

NEW YORK (AP) — Wayne Brady and the folks at "Let's Make a Deal" want to honor those fighting the coronavirus.

The CBS daytime game show that usually has a studio audience in zany costumes is asking front-line workers to submit a video audition for an upcoming special online edition of the show.

Producers got the idea after noticing that several contestants on the "Let's Make a Deal: At Home" edition of the show were front-line workers. They decided to dedicate a show to them.

"Let's Make a Deal" hopes to attract doctors, nurses, paramedics, delivery drivers, nursing home attendants and anyone providing care and services.

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