Thousands of hours of game shows on TV over the years means that there have been of thousands of opportunities for bona-fide idiot responses.
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The Wheel of Fortune world doesn't even know what hit 'em, and his name is Robert.
SO far south of the wrong answer I don't even know what to do with myself right now. Was their intention all along to get a momentary spike in viewer ratings by portraying the perils of entering a game show with one's brain set to mouth-breathing, listless gaze 'off' mode, or what? If so, mission accomplished guys.
Maybe this dude's only familiar with the Cinemax porn parody, "A Streetcar: Naked Desire."
Last night on Wheel of Fortune, a man was blessed with probably the easiest puzzle in decades and totally blew it.
OMG this just Happened. 🤣🤣🤣 pic.twitter.com/Q0CYxM8jJB
— ⛄Mike☃️ (@MBragiel) March 21, 2017
What? How? This is me right now:
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On Tuesday’s “Wheel of Fortune,” one of the contestants wowed everyone, including Pat Sajak, with his quick thinking.
With just one letter on the board, Rufus figured out this 17-letter phrase for an event was “Championship Match.”
Last year a guy managed to solve a puzzle in the final round on the first guess (“New Baby Buggy”) with only two letters on the board.
