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The Case for Pat Sajak, the Most Underrated F... |
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The Case for Pat Sajak, the Most Underrated Funnyman on Television
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Posted 3 months ago by
wdweditorial
 Wheel of Fortune is A&W Root Beer. A Werther's Original. As long as it stays on the air (which should be forever, considering how it consistently ranks among the highest-rated syndicated television), Wheel will be a quaint comfort object that never alters its formula, save a few label adjustments. Its emcee, Pat Sajak, has not been so consistent since he took Wheel's helm from Chuck Woolery in 1983. He was awkward to start, but as the show progressed, Sajak eased into a snappy, sunny routine undercut by some of the drollest, bizarre one-liners in recent TV. Could the funniest (and sourest) man on TV be the face of parent-approved daytime programming?
Related Links: Rosie O`Donnell, Vanna White, Merv Griffin, Pat Sajak, Wheel of Fortune (1975), movieline.com
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