Longtime Wheel of Fortune host Pat Sajak faced an awkward moment on Wednesday’s episode when he snapped at a contestant who confessed he didn’t own a TV. The incident occurred during the show’s Great Outdoors Week when Sajak introduced three outdoorsy contestants, with Tyler from Michigan stealing the spotlight for his extreme rugged living. In an uncomfortable interview exchange, Sajak asked Tyler if he needed the rules of the game explained to him. Tyler, who works seasonal jobs in the outdoor industry, took it in stride and replied, I think maybe. Sajak’s comments come as he approaches his farewell season, where he has been more candid with contestants. Just two episodes ago, he playfully teased a contestant for not correctly solving a puzzle. Fans have expressed both amusement and concern over Sajak’s recent remarks, with some suggesting that he retire early. Despite the cringe-worthy moments, Wheel of Fortune continues to captivate audiences around the world with its timeless appeal and exciting gameplay.
Wheel of Fortune Host Pat Sajak Gets Snippy with TV-Less Contestant
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