Another day, another strange situation over at the Wheel of Fortune. Now look, it's the holidays, and everyone is preoccupied with getting ready for the big day, but it's during these times that we should all be extra kind to one another, right?
So when I saw Pat Sajak essentially take a prize away from a contestant on Tuesday night's episode, I knew it was not aligned with the spirit of Christmas.
When you're watching something or reading something, people tend to get completely and fully involved in the content.
It's a nice escape for many.
I'm no saint. I'm sure you can make a drinking game when it comes to all the times I've sworn or thrown something at the television in pure rage.
It's the closest any of us will probably ever get to watching The Hunger Games take place in real life.
One show people love is Wheel of Fortune but unfortunately, they're a little upset with it right now.
WOF contestant Charlene Rubush is going viral after her answer to the night's final puzzle category has been highly debated online, as per Yahoo!.
Despite completing the puzzle before the buzzer, her pause seemed to have disqualified her from winning the grand prize — a car!
"You know, this one’s tough, because you said all the right words, including the word ‘word’ but, as you know, it’s gotta be more or less continuous."
"I’m sorry. You did a good job in getting it, but we can’t give you the prize, and it was the Audi."
Which, I mean, really isn't that much of a surprise, is it? With some even claiming they were done with the show unless Christine was gifted her Audi.
Many were perplexed about how this could have happened and why it's not going to be rectified.
Which, I mean, I get it. I would be pissed as heck if I were this woman.
Maybe this is the final breaking point for fans all over watching the show, but a lot of people are falling off the wagon.
How many viewer losses can the show take?
