Wheel Of Fortune, esteemed co-host
Vana White braved a lot more than touching some glass screens when things went awry with a confetti launcher. It was a momentous occasion for contestant Laura Trammell however, who became the first player to ever win a house in the bonus round. The major win was almost overshadowed by the mishap though. Luckily no injuries were reported.
Seven Blanks To Victory
The episode started off well as Trammell sailed to victory and reached the bonus round with a handsome sum of $23,690 in prize money. With only seven blanks on the screen and the possibility of a brand new car, a house, or six figures on the line, Trammell solved the puzzle with the phrase, “I caught a glimpse.”
Wheel Of Fortune Contestant Wins House, Vana Hit By Cannon
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Fox News Flash top entertainment and celebrity headlines are here. Check out what s clicking today in entertainment. Wheel of Fortune host Pat Sajak upset a number of viewers on Monday when he seemingly mocked a contestant with a speech impediment.
The longtime game show host was trying to keep things light during Monday’s show as he was introducing contestants. While doing so, Sajak spoke with contestant Chris Brimble. After explaining to the host what he does for a living, it became clear to viewers and the host that Brimble speaks with a slight lisp.
Sajak heard him out and even commented on the importance of his job, bringing technology to older adults. However, the host concluded the brief interview by saying I thee instead of I see.