facthunter Posted June 17 Posted June 17 IF there's multiple answers then it's not a satisfactory Quiz. Nev
red750 Posted June 17 Author Posted June 17 It's basically like a crossword puzzle, where the clues are the type of puzzle, eg. place, person, phrase, food and drink, around the house, etc. In the first part of the program, you spin a wheel to determine a cash prize or special, such as a trip, or $1 million, or you could spin up Bankrupt, where you loose what you have accumulated. To lock in the prize, you have to guess a letter. If correct, the letter is placed in the puzzle. If not, you forgo the gift. When there are sufficient letters revealed, you can choose to guess the puzzle. After a number of puzzles, the person who has accumulated the highest prize money goes on the the championship round, which is what I post here. If you can guess the final puzzle, you take home what you accumulated, plus the final prize, which may be $40,000 or a car. It's pretty much a guessing game, not a knowledge quiz. It has been running for over 20 years, in multiple countries. 1
red750 Posted June 17 Author Posted June 17 It is a difficult one with a number of solutions. The actual puzzle was DOZING OFF.
red750 Posted June 17 Author Posted June 17 Very close. It's something that doesn't get done much these days.
red750 Posted June 17 Author Posted June 17 FAXING IT OVER NOW This one is not a particularly common phrase. It's the last Wheel of Fortune puzzle I have - for now.
red750 Posted June 20 Author Posted June 20 Yep. Easy to pick when you see it on your monitor and have a couple of minutes. Not so easy when it's on a screen on the wall and you have only 30 seconds.
onetrack Posted June 20 Posted June 20 Whitby, because it's only town that doesn't end with a body part in its name.
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