Wheel Of Fortune Fans Were Furious At Pat Sajak For Mocking A Contestant's Lisp
Fans of "Wheel of Fortune" were angry at longtime host Pat Sajak following a 2021 episode in which the game show mainstay mocked a contestant's lisp.
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Fans of "Wheel of Fortune" were angry at longtime host Pat Sajak following a 2021 episode in which the game show mainstay mocked a contestant's lisp.
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