Ryan Seacrest hasn’t even been hosting Wheel of Fortune for two weeks, and he might’ve been part of one of the worst rounds in the game show’s over 40-year history.
The first round started off OK, but then things took a turn for the worst. First, Brent landed on bankrupt, as did Tanijah, and so did Melissa.
Would three bankrupts in a row end the curse? Yes! Brent’s spin landed on Lose a Turn! Tanijah, finally broke the curse and saw the wheel land on $800.
That was followed up with two bankrupts, lose a turn, and another bankrupt.
Finally, Melissa landed on $600 and asked for the letter P. There were two up there, and with that, she asked to solve the puzzle. Thankfully, she got it right, putting everyone out of their misery.
I think the person who suffered the most was Seacrest. If this is what his tenor is going to be like, the show’s ratings will be bankrup in no time.
For some reason, Ryan Seacrest is ABC’s golden boy. He has hosted American Idol, Live with Kelly and him, Disney Specials, New Year’s Rockin’ Eve, and now Wheel of Fortune. Therefore, you would think he has been asked to put on his Boogie Shoes for Dancing with the Stars at least once. Right?
Yesterday, when he was on Watch What Happens Live, Andy Cohen asked him how many times the dancing competition called him to be on the show. The answer is…ZERO!
That’s right. His phone hasn’t rung from that one competition show on the Alphabet network.
Would he do it? Yes. He thinks it would be fun. However, he says he knows he would be an underdog. Because, like his singing, he cannot do that either.
There has been a rumor that Vanna White and Ryan Seacrest don’t get along on the set of Wheel of Fortune now that he is the new Pat Sajak. Things are reportedly so bad between them that the hostess wants to quit the show.
It looks like that rumor is just a rumor. Today, White shared a photo with Seacrest and wrote, “Friends on and off camera. Enjoying one of our favorites, Chicken and Dumplings!”
There you have it, they are friends. For now! Sorry, it is better for me if they are not!
Before Ryan Seacrest was hosting the singing competition, American Idol, he was singing Bon Jovi in his bedroom. How cute was the 11-year-old in that 1986 home video?
Whenever a scripted series does a game show, they make it look so cheesy and fake. And that is what I thought of when I watched Ryan Seacrest’s first promo for Wheel of Fortune.
I know he is safe and vanilla, but is that what we want? I will never get his appeal, but then again, I have never lived in middle America.
Does this make you want to watch him spin the wheel in the Fall?
