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2. Wheel of Fortune (often known simply as Wheel) is an American television game show created by Merv Griffin that debuted in 1975. The show features a competition in which contestants solve word puzzles, similar to those used in Hangman, to win cash and prizes determined by spinning a giant carnival wheel.

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Last week, Robo-James’ time machine looked at the evolution over the decades of Wheel of Fortune. That eternal process continues; the game show starts a new season Monday, with a new twist that—like many in the past—sounds like a needless complication of something that already worked. The “Free Spin” wedge will be replaced by “Free Play.” What is that, you ask?

Well, here’s the description the show’s press-meisters sent:

“Free Play” will be on the wheel during the first three rounds of play and can be landed on repeatedly, and by all 3 contestants, without losing its value. The wedge gives the contestant immunity on his or her first action. If he or she calls a letter that is not in the puzzle, calls a letter that has already been called or incorrectly tries to solve the puzzle, he or she will not lose a turn. It also allows contestants to call a vowel for free whether or not they have the $250 necessary. Unlike “Free Spin”, which had no value when landed on, each correct consonant called during a “Free Play” is worth $500.

Got it? Good. Explain it to me, then.

I’m not automatically opposed to any change on Wheel. Last year’s introduction of the million-dollar-wedge, for instance, raised the stakes without doing anything to monkey with the basic game play. But WoF, I think, is falling into a trap of successful game shows, and really successful TV shows in general, and really people or things that have been successful at anything too long in general: it can’t leave well enough alone.

I get it. The natural inclination is toward progress. It’s irresistible. And it’s hard to accept that you are simply at your optimal state of achievement and cannot advance further. If you are a brilliant host of a 12:35 a.m. late-night show, for instance, you still take The Tonight Show if offered, even if you were less constrained at 12:35 a.m. And if you are one of the most-popular game shows of all time, you still tweak your format. Because it gets boring doing the same thing year in and year out, and therefore, you assume, the audience must be bored too.

Still, like the elaborate puzzle categories WoF has tried over the years, Free Play just seems to mess with something that’s not broken. (Take the recently introduced “Prize Puzzles,” in which the prize is always a trip and thus the answer always a predictable variation on “Drinking a Margarita on the Beach,” “Relaxing Underneath a Palm Tree,” etc.)

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“Free Spin” made sense. It was a free spin. “Free Play”—well, I’ll see how it work in practice, but it seems like some weird hybrid of a super-free-spin, plus a free vowel, plus an incongruous “immunity” element that makes it seem like WoF’s producers are worried about seeming outdated in the reality-show era.

Enough, I say! Free the Free Spin! Who’s with me?

Wheel Of Fortune Daily Spin Id

• October 4: Pat said that this video clip of Vanna in a bikini sweeping would go viral on YouTube. So, I uploaded it. Looks best in HD 720 mode!
• September 20: Daily pictures added permanently to the Picture Index: 9/19, 9/18.
• September 14: The new season of Wheel of Fortune begins Monday September 17.
• September 14: The Forecast Page will be closed until reruns begin again, around the end of May.
• August 24: Don’t forget: even though Wheel of Fortune is airing reruns until September, there is still a brand new winning Spin I.D. on every show, six days a week, Monday through Saturday. So: don’t forget to tune in to the show or look here after the show to see if your Spin ID is the winner!
• August 16: From now on, Daily Pictures will be updated every show day (6 days a week) at about 7:45 P.M. Central Time. However, past pictures will continue to be added in to the index slowly. Go ahead and check out today’s pictures!
• June 19: Reruns have started, so The Forecast Page is up and running again. Impress your friends and family by reading the puzzle clues and solutions before the episode airs and then solve them during the show before anyone else does!
• July 23: A new set of pages, Daily Pictures, is now active. The idea is to post one high res picture each of Pat, Vanna and the contestants from every show one day after the show airs! I will be adding pictures from the few dozen past shows that I still have recorded when time allows, but it is very time consuming…so please don’t expect past shows to appear soon!
• May 17: Play Wheel of Fortune Tweetstakes all this week. 50 lucky people will win $500 each. Details, including step-by-step directions, found after the Winning Spin ID page.
• May 17: CWP Logo image link fixed on all pages for Internet Explorer versions 6 and 7.
• Apr 23: The Past Spin IDs button is now operational. Please note that only the 2012 Winning Spin IDs are available in the new format.
• Apr 23: Finally the Past Spin IDs for 2012 is nearly completed. Expect to see that button available on the menu about 9 PM Central Time tonight.
• Apr 17: Contact Us page “polished” and checked for consistent appearance with 4 major browsers. Now displays correctly in Internet Explorer.
• Apr 14: Bonus Puzzle page “polished” and checked for consistent appearance with 4 major browsers. Now displays correctly in Internet Explorer.
• Apr 12: Home page “polished” and checked for consistent appearance with 4 major browsers.
• Apr 12: Spin ID page “polished” and checked for consistent appearance with 4 major browsers. Past winning Spin ID buttons operational except for 2012.
• Apr 4: Menu button Winning Spin ID has been fixed.
• Apr 4: Menu button Contact Us is now working.
• Apr 4: Menu button My Wheel Audition is now working but still uses the old format.
• Apr 4: All non-working menu buttons have been disabled.
• Apr 2: You can just follow the arrows for daily information. For other pages, the menu on the left will take you there.
• Apr 2: Currently, only the daily pages are displayed in the new format. Other pages will be updated when time permits.