A Wheel of Fortune contestant lost the game because he said the wrong thing on a crossword puzzle. Fans of the game show ...

Pat Sajak is hosting ‘Celebrity Wheel of Fortune’ Sajak was originally supposed to host the celebrity edition of “Wheel of Fortune” last fall, just a few months after conc ...

After stepping down from his hosting duties, Pat Sajak is preparing to take one "Final Spin" during a special run of ...

Get excited, game show fans! Jeopardy! Masters and Celebrity Wheel of Fortune finally have a release date. This will be Pat Sajak‘s final spin as host of WoF. Sajak retired at the end of Season 41, ...

Regardless of the host, Wheel of Fortune has given fans countless embarrassing moments — from out-of-the-box contestants to awkward mishaps and triumphant spins of the wheel — over the years.

But [we film] six shows a day. Come on… You could feel bad for me.” 'Wheel of Fortune' and 'Jeopardy' Legal Fight Intensifies as Sony Moves to Take Over Distribution Rights From CBS Amid ...

But [we film] six shows a day. Come on… You could feel bad for me.” More from Variety CBS Blocks Sony From Canceling Lucrative 'Jeopardy' and 'Wheel of Fortune' Deals 'Wheel of Fortune' and 'Jeopardy' ...

Wheel of Fortune has had its share of nail-biting moments, out-of-left-field funny guesses, heartbreaking losses, and big, big wins. And, as one might expect, the show has no shortage of opinions ...

In the Neilson category for game show viewership, Jeopardy! edged out Wheel of Fortune ever so slightly, but notably enough to have execs worried about the painful trend. Ryan, 50, is no stranger ...

A Wheel of Fortune champion celebrated his victory with a little more pizzazz than usual. P.J. Wilder handily defeated his opponents on Monday night's episode of the classic game show, and ...

Wilder already stood out thanks to his tall stature and a ... I've never felt so uncomfortable watching an episode of Wheel of Fortune,' a third commented. A fourth agreed: 'I think he was way ...

(CNN) – Sony is shopping “Wheel of Fortune” and “Jeopardy!” to streaming services. Roughly 7 million people watch each one on syndicated television. Broadcast TV will still have the edge ...