The longtime host of Wheel of Fortune, Pat Sajak, announced that he is retiring from his position, and Whoopi Goldberg is prepared to fill his shoes. After 40 seasons serving as Wheel of Fortune’s host since 1981, Pat announced his retirement on Monday, June 12. “Well, the time has come. I’ve decided that our 41st
Wheel of Fortune game show host Pat Sajak rushed to defend the three players from Tuesday night’s episode who have received a lot of ridicule when it took them a long time to solve what was a fairly obvious puzzle. Pat, 75, went on Twitter on March 2 and posted his thoughts on the episode
As of today, some of your favorite game shows such as Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy! will be quieter than usual. That’s because they will be filming without a live audience due to concerns about the spread of the coronavirus. Sony has confirmed to ABC that “for the time being” both shows will be cancelling
Pat Sajak’s daughter Maggie took the stage on last night’s episode of Wheel of Fortune as guest letter-turner. Maggie Sajak, 25, played the role of letter-turner on Monday night’s episode while longtime Wheel of Fortune letter-turner Vanna White, 62, filled in as host for Pat Sajak, who is recovering from surgery. We’re keeping it in
Pat Sajak spoke about his future on Wheel of Fortune in an interview with Good Morning America. This followed a health scare he had last month. Sajak hinted that his days as host of the hit game show could be numbered. In his first interview since undergoing emergency surgery for a blocked intestine that caused
On Monday night’s new episode of Wheel of Fortune, viewers were surprised to see Pat Sajak not on Wheel of Fortune. Instead, it was letter turner Vanna White filling in for Sajak as part of the holiday-themed edition of the game show. She also had Disney characters with her to help out. So what was
Due to a recent Pat Sajak health scare, Vanna White took over hosting duties for the Wheel of Fortune Secret Santa Giveaway. Sajak had to have emergency surgery for a blocked intestine and then had to rest up after the procedure. While he was recovering, longtime letter turner Vanna White stepped in to help out