Wheel of Fortune

Not just any slot machine either, it was my favorite, the Wheel of Fortune slot machine.

It happened again... Michigan was given some love on one of America's beloved evening game shows, this time Wheel Of Fortune.

Grand Rapids will be represented on America's favorite game show!

Boy, game shows are real sticklers these days. You have to check out this viral video of a Wheel of Fortune contestant losing over $7000 of his hard-spelled money for something as simple as minor mispronunciation.

Back to back.

It's always exciting when your town is highlighted in some type of way and Michigan made an appearance on Jeopardy! last week. The episode aired on Wednesday, May 3rd says MLive. It was a $1,200 question under the category "Where Ya From...

This was Wheel of Fortune contestant Kevin's big moment. At least, it SHOULD have been his big moment. But instead of correctly solving the puzzle with the answer "A Streetcar Named Desire" with only one letter missing, Kevin instead spun one more time and guessed the wrong letter.

In case you missed it, a woman on "Wheel of Fortune" almost solved a puzzle on Tuesday night's show. However, she didn't know that Sneezy was one of the Seven Dwarfs.

"Wheel of Fortune" is a game for people who are awesome guessers. Rufus proves himself to be quite the contestant by solving the puzzle after revealing only ONE letter.

"Wheel of Fortune" is a classic TV game show. Along with "Jeopardy!" and "The Price is Right," everyone who has seen it thinks they can do a better job than the chosen contestants.

Pat Sajak's snark is well-documented on the syndicated TV game show "Wheel of Fortune." And it seems like Sajak is getting a little extra fiery in his old age.

There's a good reason why this video about "Wheel of Fortune" is titled "wheel of stupid" on YouTube. It's because one of the contestants shown is indeed stupid.