Pat Sajak: Last News

As Wheel of Fortune prepares for Pat Sajak‘s final episode Friday, his longtime co-host Vanna White on Thursday paid an emotional tribute to Sajak, who is retiring after more than four decades on the show.

one person wrote on X, formerly Twitter.“Have you ever had a smoothie that was just so good you might call it SUPERGOOD? #WheelofFortune,” another person wrote.Sajak is leaving the hit ABC game show this week after 40 years.He sat down with his daughter, Maggie Sajak, on “Good Morning America” and reflected on his time working on the show.“This was announced a long time ago, almost a year ago,” he said last month. “So I’ve had time to sort of get used to it.

made an incorrect guess on Wednesday night’s episode. The contestant, Allison, was trying to solve the puzzle phrase, “_ _ _ T S _ N D _ _ G _ R E S,” during the bonus round. She answered, “Coats And Hangers,” then backtracked and said, “Boats,” before the incorrect buzzer went off.The correct answer was “Facts And Figures.”“Ooooh, you were so not close,” Sajak, 77, bluntly told Allison.

“Wheel of Fortune” for the last 40 years in a new interview with “Good Morning America.”Sajak, 77, sat down with his daughter Maggie Sajak, the game show’s social correspondent, ahead of his final episode as host on Friday, June 7. “It’s surprisingly OK,” Pat said about his time on the show coming to an end so soon.“This was announced a long time ago, almost a year ago,” he noted. “So I’ve had time to sort of get used to it.

a video posted to Instagram ahead of his last episode, set to air this coming Friday, Jun. 7, took viewers “behind the puzzle board.”A post shared by Maggie Sajak (@maggiesajak)“It looks like an election headquarters back here, with all these screens and everything,” Sajak said in the video, filmed and shared by his daughter, Maggie. “We can’t show a lot, because there’s certain things that are highly classified!” the host cheekily added.

shocking NSFW answer on the show. On the May 23 episode of the game show, Williams incorrectly guessed “right up the butt” while trying to solve a phrase puzzle, leading to wild reactions from the other contestants, host Pat Sajak — and the internet.But when he appeared on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” Wednesday, Williams was in good spirits about his viral snafu.

told TV Insider. White, 67, has been on the show since 1982. She signed a contract extension to stay on the game show through the 2025-2026 season, so, ostensibly, she’ll be there alongside Ryan Seacrest, 49, when he takes over for Sajak in the fall.

on Monday night’s show, the three fan-favorite contestants Luidgi Altidor, Rufus Cumberlander and Cynthia King were asked to complete a “[hrase”As the letters began to appear, showing “_ _ N ‘ _ _ _ _ K A _ _ _,” King buzzed in but drew a blank, leaving the puzzle up to her two opponents to solve.But when “_ _ N ‘ _ LO _ K AW _ _” popped up, Cumberlander proudly, and enthusiastically shouted “DON’T LOOK AWAY,” to which Altidor and King celebrated with him for making the guess.“No, No, No, No, No,” Sajak yelled at the contestants who were busy giving fist bumps to each other and the timer trickled down to the incorrect buzzer.

Vanna White admits she thought about retirement herself after her decades-long co-star Pat Sajak, in 2023, announced his plans to step back in 2024.

Vanna White is opening up about the beginning of her career on Wheel of Fortune and the possible end.

A Wheel of Fortune contestant has gone viral for his dirty guess!

Pat Sajak is in his final weeks of Wheel of Fortune and one contestant just gave a memorable answer that we won’t soon forget!

Wheel Of Fortune contestant has gone viral for offering up a NSFW answer to a puzzle on the American game show.In the show’s opening segment, contestants were asked to solve the phrase puzzle as quickly as possible as letters appeared on the board.Parts of the four word phrase, “_ _ _ _ _N T_E _ _ _T!,” were on the board when a contestant, Tavaris, quickly buzzed to solve the puzzle.“Right in the butt?” guessed Tavares, much to the shock of his fellow contestants and the studio audience, who immediately burst into laughter.“What?” gasped one female player, before the show’s long-time host, Pat Sajak, calmly replied: “No,” managing to keep him composure.As the crowd was still laughing, contestant Blake solved the puzzle with the correct answer: “This is the best!”Clips of the amusing moment have since gone viral on social media, with one viewer describing it as the “one of the greatest guesses of all time“.“Tavaris will never be able to live this one down. So many jokes. Forever,” posted another viewer.Welcome to the Wheel of Fortune Hall of Fame pic.twitter.com/FuMkPPSoS6— Barstool Sports (@barstoolsports) May 24, 2024One of the greatest guesses of all time.

“Wheel of Fortune” host Pat Sajak, 77 — known for his snark — had one of his most shocking reactions yet, when a contestant bombed an easy answer. On Tuesday’s episode, contestant Brittany was trying to solve a “phrase” puzzle in an attempt to win $11,200.The puzzle read: “ ‘A_ _T_ING’ ‘IS’ ‘POSSI_ _ E.” But, instead of solving the simple puzzle, Brittany spun again and requested an “R.”The audience gasped, clearly shocked, while Brittany seemed regretful. Sajak said, “I’m sorry, no R.”The next contestant, Susan, was able to solve it: “Anything is possible.”Neither Susan nor Brittany ultimately won, as the third player, Grant, got $27,000 before the bonus round.

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wrote on X, formerly Twitter, after watching the episode. “She thought the platypus was filled? with what exactly? #WheelOfFortune.” Another fan said, “Where did this lady think an F was going to go in this puzzle?,” with a thinking face emoji. “A Duck-Filled Platypus!?” one viewer tweeted, expressing their confusion over Wright’s incorrect guess.

wrote in June 2023. “I’ve decided that our 41st season, which begins in September, will be my last.

Ryan Seacrest is well aware of the big shoes he has to fill, taking over "Wheel of Fortune" from Pat Sajak. "He has made such an impact on this whole country. He’s become a companion, a best friend to a lot of people," Seacrest told Fox News Digital at the "American Idol" Top 10 Tastemaker Event at the Aster hotel in Hollywood.

another “Wheel of Fortune” snafu.Fans have slammed the long-running game show once again as a contestant failed to guess what some viewed as a mischaracterized final puzzle on the episode that aired Wednesday night.After Laura Young, Spencer Morris and Briantae Maddox competed for the cash prize, however, some claimed that the bonus question was not categorized properly.Young, who was positioned to win a grand prize of $100,000, could not come up with the right answer after all four of her letter guesses failed to appear on the board.The final category was titled “Place,” with Young opting for the letters C, D, P and O with the show’s picks of R, S, T, L, N and E.Host Pat Sajak — who is leaving his post as the show’s long-time emcee later this year — didn’t look too happy with her choices, appearing to roll his eyes at her answers.With the puzzle reading “_R _ _EL ” “_ _ L _ _ _ _,” Young was unable to come up with the correct phrase before time was up. The answer? “Gravel walkway.”@WheelofFortune You don't know the difference between a place and a Thing!! Gravel Walkway is NOT a place.

It looks like Maggie Sajak and Ross McCall are confirming the dating rumors!

Pat Sajak‘s final run on Wheel of Fortune is quickly coming to a close. After four decades as host of the iconic game show, Sajak’s final episode will air on Friday, June 7, Deadline has confirmed.