A Wheel of Fortune contestant’s shocking bonus round loss shows why devastating flubs and viral fan reactions keep the game ...

A Wheel of Fortune contestant, who is a 10th-grade social studies teacher, lost out on taking home $83,000 during the Bonus ...

Here you’ll see the Wheel of Fortune bonus puzzle answer today, starting on March 10 and ending on March 14, 2025. The solution for the bonus round will be provided first before going into all of the ...

An unfortunate pattern has emerged on Wheel Of Fortune, and fans can't believe the recent bad luck in the Bonus Round. Nightly game shows like Wheel Of Fortune still garner impressive ratings as well ...

Nafisi, a monster truck lover, was close to solving the next puzzle, but guessed a “Q,” causing the turn to move to Reid, who solved “Guilt Trip of a Lifetime” with only two letters left. She put ...

Host Ryan Seacrest with contestant Janie Hostetter Hart on 'Wheel of Fortune.' Image via ABC When it comes to bonus puzzles, some Wheel of Fortune contestants tend to have them on lock. But then, ...

A Wheel of Fortune contestant shocked host Ryan Seacrest when he jumped on him during the Bonus Round, almost causing the host to fall to the floor. The music teacher won $73,000 after guessing the ...

Wheel of Fortune has had a lot of Bonus Round fails recently, and fans have complained that the puzzles have been too tough to solve. Now some viewers think they know why Wheel has had all of these ...

Alexander took a wide lead during the first puzzle when he landed on the $2,500 wedge three times. He also turned in his Wild Card to guess the letter “C,” in which there were three of them. He solved ...

Berkowitz, from West Hempstead, New York, played against Henry Stevenson III, from Baytown, Texas, and Ramona Van Meter Benson, from Atlanta, Georgia, on September 9. Berkowitz recently lost 200 ...

Wilson brought his childhood friend, Crystal, with him to the Bonus Round, where he chose “What are you doing?” After Wheel of Fortune gave Wilson, “R,S,T,L,N, and E,” he chose “G,M,C and A,” to round ...