After all, walking away from the experience with winnings is the object of the game, but what if winning Wheel of Fortune wasn't everything it seemed. For starters, just doing well on the show is a bit of a challenge. It's one thing to be able to shout out all the answers from the comfort of your favorite chair at home, but actually doing so on live TV is a whole other beast.
And really, that's a great, big-picture attitude, too. If you're going to go on "Wheel of Fortune" as a contestant, it's not all about winning is it? It's got to be about the thrill of using your brain power on national television, too, and walking a way with a great story to tell.
The experience is a priceless slice of deliciousness. Winning a trip — even with some strings attached — is the cherry on top. By Heather E. Contestants on the show are in for a jam-packed day of excitement as the series is filmed only 46 days a year with five episodes filmed for each day. Returning champions and Trebek himself undergo outfit changes to create the illusion of time passing, but someone who is really successful could end up playing back-to-back-to-back games in a single day.
That may sound stressful, but the show really does try to set its brainy participants up for success. It requires skill to prove yourself worthy of holding that buzzer.
Second, the participants get to practice before the real thing, and former contestants have revealed that the practices are designed to build confidence and are quite fun. The consensus is pretty strong that Jeopardy! The sheer amount of knowledge participants must have in so many categories is staggering. Is that added difficulty rewarded with more valuable prizes?
Wheel of Fortune probably has flashier prizes. My estranged daughter says she only wants my money and jewelry. Do I include her in my will? My wife is a stay-at-home mom. Are we doing OK? Ryan Vlastelica. I rebuilt my life after hitting rock bottom at High inflation causes meat, sugar and other grocery staple prices to soar.
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